Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-25

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] from tennessee lIr SrAsroS applicable 10 the
of the reception OF the substitute last proposed
MEMBER No. il will not do now. lhere arc no fu''
h' Mr. HOUSTON We are acting under general parliament
airy rules .,ro,- ..,,uo,, that no;nt Of order and
ID another viz that the proposition Of the gentleman IRON
Ohio MIR. GIppiSGs not being german 10 the suU1e'
could NOT then be considered. :. i. ,,o;,t
| Mr.. HOLMES calico los TIE !e''taho my ~
of order. c,, .i, - announce hi.
proposition the House, correcting tia' o''''' - ~ "
The question upon granting tie yeas and nays on the pon
of order then put by letters ana II Vac se''a " "
ncgatiye-yeas s., nays TO- .,.;,v
The Clerk next stated the question TO be on the adoption
of the original resolution Of the gentleman rom tennessee
'i Cries es Of "CaI the roll Call the rol"l
Mr. POTTER l. the original proposition open 10 any
amendment! ,.,n,,;r,
/ Mr. GIDDINGS Mr. Clerk "Mr. Clerk go -
MEMBERS Call the roll" Gall The roil! NE IierS !
Mr.. POTTER desire TO know what is the condition o.
The ClrnK The question is the original resolution
| Mr. POTTER Then understand the CLERK ~ "ec'u'
that no further amendment can be ofeIed l.. -,
The CLERK Yes sir; because the first name on the oi
has already been called upon question on the orsna
resolution. - h bo,,
some twenty members explaining al the same time each III
understanding the question before the House, ana !" o
son a., :, - H. ,,aa
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ton as he understood ii when
Mr. HOI LINES interrupted him. saying that he rose TO
question of order; which was, that the House mao M
,pon the substitute the gentleman from ONO MI "ip
The CLERK The gentleman from South Carolina Mr.
HOLMES has made point OF order
Mr. VlNTON There can be no question oi ORDER RAISED
after the Clerk has commenced 10 call the roll urea' COZ"
'"l Mr. HOLMES much excired) insisted that the question
the substitute oil Mr. GinpSds should then De
| 10 the House. , -
He conceived that there parliamentary rule py
which that proposition could be ruled Of order under t
Were the House rules OF order IN force III
admitted it would be in order 10 PROFOUND The question
the House but the body being now governed only ps '
| liamentarv law ofrue, this was not the case . , ,
Members on all sides cried Gail the roll ~ "CaA the
rol"l
Mr. HOLMES (amid incessant and general cries OF iCa
the roll insisted upon that he would not give up an men
of principle on this point though the gentleman from
Ohio Dir. GlDyIsesI himself chose TO give ii up
4 MEMBER Mr.. GDDISGs give II up:
| Mr. HOLMES. Do you give il up, Mr. 'ippiSGs
| Mr. GIDDINGS nodded assent. o,.,
| Mr. HOLMES bowed the gentleman from ONO ana
then there general burst OF laughter over 'e nan
which, the Clerk finished the call OF the yeas ana haES VI
the resolution OF the gentleman from Tennessee r r.
STANTON; which adoptcd--yeas ll3 nays ioo as ''
YEAs-NIcssrs Alexander Aston, Anderson, A,hmnn'
Baker, Bennett Bingham Bokee Bowie, Brock, Briggs
William J. Brown, Burrows, Chester Butler Thomas - hG.
cr George Alfred Caldwell Joseph 7. Caldwell GAVIN
Casey Chandler, Clark, Conser Conrad Corw Sro~sI
Dcbery, Dickey Dixon Doy, Duer, DUNCAN Durham Al.
eSander Evans Nathan Evans mw Gs,, Could rnn
Hall HaIoway, Hamilton Hammond, Hampton, Hay,
RAYMOND Hebard Henry, Hubbard Houston Jackson An
drew Johnson, L. Johnson Kerr, Daniel King Geo u
KIM. J. G. King j. l. King LETTER Li,tlefeld Horace
Mann job Mann Marshall Mattcson, McKissock, Mclean
Mcacam Moore, Morse, Ncs Newell Ogle Gus rcas'ee'
Phoenix Pitman, Putnam, Reynolds. Risley, Rockwell
Rose Rnmscy Sacket, Savage saw,ele schenck schcr-
mororn Schoolcmii Sheppard Sylvester, Spaldlng Spagt
SlAnly Frederick p Stanton Richard r. Stanton stevens
Stcison Taylor, John b. Thompson, Thurman undeFn.l
", Dvt, Einon Watkins, White, Williams, wilson ana
NAYsT,essrs Al5cr,Son, Aleu- .ashc -Avere Bay Bay
IL Beac Bisse Bccock Booth, Bowden, Bowlin, BOYD
Albert C. Brown Buell. Burt Cabe Gable Campoeii Ia,.
,er Cleveland Clngman, Howell Cobb, Williamson H. '"
Cobb Cocock, Cole, Daniel Dmmick disney, parh ep
Hacket Harason, Harlan larnanson, lsham u; hirfls
Sampson W. Harris Thomas L. Harris illaTd, hol'oa a
Holmes Howard H"w nmopa'd prs, "n Kn i La sere
Mason McCernani, Mcdowell, McCaughey Mcl-anahan
Mcanc, McAuilen Mc0ueen Neville Meade M,st
Owen Parker Peek Potter, Powell Richardson, Robbins
Robinson Root Ross Stephens. Strong, Swcetse Thomas
Toomb. Tuck veiu.bc Walden. Waldo Wallace Welloorn
Wentworth whittlesey, Wildrcs, Wimoi, "oo'' WOOD
ward and Young-l06. :.
4 MEMBER moved an adjournment until Monday next the
question on which motion put but the decision was moi
Mt ASHMUN moved the reconsideration Of the vote
,d,nnp the resolution of the gentleman from Tennessee
Mr. STANTON and then lay that motion Ito reconsider
on the table: which last motion was agreed TO-
iCrcs of Call the roll! "tail hr ron iii 'ic ~"
from almost all the members , ,,, =, a.,
Ii., h.ro tciiris (o1essrs Harris oil ia
bama yAS DYKE Henry and GonMAS to the desk; and the
ballong then proceeded as alreaey puphshea.
GREAT CONFEDERATION IN \. YORK; post
script in the Tribune of Saturday afternoon says:
A. this edition goes press the immense sugar refinery
Of Woosev & Woolsey in South and Water streets, near
Montgomery street, is half burned down.
The fire broke in the ninth story, cause unkown and
from the great height of the place from the ground Crotor
was useless and the building was left 10 its fate
al.op'. InarE "a
world occupying nearly the whole block the main building
being II stories high.