Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

AT twelve o'clock NJ the Hon. HOWELL Conn, Speaker
called the House order and directed the Clerk to call the
roll ascertain whether there quorum presents and
the roll having been called, the following gentlemen answer
ed to their names:
.Maine.-Messrs Fuller, Gerry, Goodenow, Littlefeld,
Otis, and Sawtelle. 1850. -...
Mem Hampshire.-Messrs Peaslee and Tuck.
Verzuont.-Mesrs Hebard, Henry, and Peck
Observation-Disclosures Allen, Duncan, Eliot, Fowler,
Grnnell Manu. and Rockwell. r@.
Rhode Bland-Messrs. Dixon and King.
Il. ConnecacA.-Messrs Booth, Butler, Cleveland, and
Waldo.
Neuv York-Messrs. Alexander Andrews Bokee, Briggs
Burrows. Conger Duer Gott Could Jackson John A. kng
Preston King, Mateson, Nelson Phnni1 Putnam, Risiey
Underhili, Walden, and White.
New Jersey-Mesrs. Hay James G. King, Newell, Van
Peansyiuania- Calvin, Casey Chandler, Diekey,
Dimmick Freddy, Gilmore, Hampton, Howe, Levin Mann,
Moore Ogle Pman Reed, Robbins, Ross Stevens Strong
DeLauvare-Mr. Houston.
MARYLAND -Messrs Bowie, Evans, and McLane.
son, Raymond, Holiday, Mcdowell, MeMulIen. Meade,
North caroEna-Me.rs. Ashe, Caldwell cingman' Da-
MEL Deberry, Outlaw Sheppard, and Venabe.
South Carolina --Messrs Burt and Holmes.
Georg1a-Messrs Cobb, Hacket, Harason Jackson Ste
slabama Harris billiard, Hubbard, and Inge.
Oho-Messrs. Cable, Carter, Corwin, Crowei Dsney'
Evans Gidding,, Hoagand, Hunter Miller motifs WIGS Ua,
Kentueky-Messrs Boyd, Brock, Johnson Mason, STAN
isnnessee-Messr. Anderson, Ewing Gentry, Harris,
Johnson jones' Savage Stanton, Thomas Watkins ana
liams. Had 80 :. 4.
Indiana -Messr, Abertson, Brown, Durham, Gorman'
Harlan, Julian, Mcdonald, and Robinson
IInos-Messrs. McCIernand, Wentworth, and Young;
.,issor-Messrs. Bay, Bowlin, Grten Hail. and Phelps.
.4rkansas.-Mr. Johnson.
Mchgan.-Messrs. Bingham, Buel, and Sprague.
FVorida.-Mr. Cabel. So
Caitorna--Mr. Gilbert. .a.... .- ....... -.
quorum being present. .. H. ..
Mr.. billiard offered the following resolution
Resolved That be appointed the part OF tn
House Join such committee be appointed on the par
of the wait the President Of the United State
and inform him that quorum of the two Houses is now j.
session. that Congress ready receive any communi
cation he may be pleased to make
message was received from the Senate by Mr.. Dick
rvs their Secretary, informing the House that quorum
the Senate had assembled and ready to proceed Blu
siness.
M ZONES said that he desired to precede the resouto
f nc gentleman from Alabama by motion that the Cler
Of The House inform the Senate that quorum Of the Houi
had assembled and ready 10 proceed to business
The SPEAKER stated that If there was no objection,
Question would be first taken the motion Of the gen,em'
from Tennessee.
And il was accordingly taken, and the motion was agreed
The resolution Of Mr.. HIILIARD wss then agreed 70,
Messrs HILLIARp, MCDOWELL, and Dukh "e'e aPpo'"'
committee wait on the President -, ,
Mr.. PEAsLEE rose and stated that bis colleague,
Cru. W. MoRHIsos, elected from the third Congresslo'
district Of New Hampshire TO gil the vacancy occasonea
the resignation Of Mr. JANIS WILSON, was present WIN
credentials and desired to be sworn
Mr. DIMMICK desired also to present the ciedenuas
Nj JoEL B. DAssER, elected from the fifteen Congfesso
dsc OF Pennsylvania to fill the vacancy occssloned oy
death Of the Hon HxSRI MIS- and asked that that gem
man be qualified.
Wbereupon Messrs MoRaIsoS and DASsER appeared .
took ,br support the Constitution Of the United S'a
Mr.. TUCK presented the memorial OF J. PERKiss, G
estan, OF the seat Of Mr. MORRISON which referred
The Committee on Elections.