The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-27

Objection being then made to the request Of the gentle
man from Pennsylvania, [Mr STRoNc,l leave to move Il
! New Mexican and Deseret cases. special order frou
| day 70 day, until disposed Of, was not granted
pHrss q lay on The table @ the resolution oi the gentle
man from Pennsylvania, (Mr. THoMPsoN,1
and being put this motion was agreed 10 By the Casting
The bill for the relief Of Nco & Clinch Of the city
OF New York. was next reported to the House, (benl
the next business il order and the question being III
Mr. THOMAS objected.
| The SPEAKER decided that this being "0bjecton'
day. this bill must 60 over.
Jas s. Graham and Walter III Finnall, having been sew
orally reported 10 the House were ordered 10 be en-.
crossed and read third time and they were respectively
i Mr. RICHARDSON moved that when the House ad-
journ, il will adjourn over until Monday next;
On which motion, the ayes and noes having been call
ed and ordered il was agreed to--ayes S7 noes 81
Mr. STANTON, of Tennessee, moved to reconsider
the vote by which the House had refused 10 lay on the
table the resolution from the Committee ON Naval Affairs
authorize the acceptance OF the two ships proposed to
be furnished BY Mr. Henry Grnne, of New York city, to
the government to ba empoved in searching the arctic
regions for Sir John franklin and bis ost companons.
The SPEAKER remarked that neither the motion to
reconsider nor the motion to lay on the table, il the
former prevail were debatable.
Mr. JONES raised point Of order not distinctly heard
Mr. j. and the SPEAKER the ayes and noes were called
and ordered on the motion Of MIR STANTON, Of Tennes-
see, to reconsider
Mr. BAYLY moved 10 Law that motion on the table
and upon that last notion the yeas and nays having
been called and ordered II was not agreed toyeas III
nays "a.
the rules ID 20 into comtee of he Whole on the stse
OF the Union.
Mr.. JONES moved 10 adjourn; which motion was not
The question recurring on the motion Of the gentle
man from Pennsylvania, lMr. THoMpsoN,I
Mr.. THO MPS0N, OF Mississippi, demanded the yeas
and nays thercupon
Mr. BROOKS remarked that this (the motion OF the
gentleman from Pennsylvania) was another indirect mode
Of killing the joint resolutions, ito receive Mr.. Grnnels
Mr.. BAYLY replied that it was for the House to de-
eide whether il would 90 on with the public business,
take up lis time with this visionary project
The question on ordering the yeas and nays OH the
motion of the gentleman from Pennsylvania Mr.
THoMpsoNl was then put and being ordered, the said
motion to suspend the rules to 20 into Committee Of the
Mr.. THOMAS moved to suspend the rules to go into
Committee Of the Whole on the private calendar
Mr.. STANTON, Of Tennessee, rose to point Of or
der, and urged that the motion Of his colleague CMr
THoMAs] not privileged on this day. there being
special order,
The SPEAKER, oyerrgling the point Of order put the
private calendar; on which the yeas and nays were
called and ordered and il was not agreed toyeas co.
nays 6l.
The SPEAKER announcnd that the next question in
order was on the motion OF Mr. STANTON, OF Tennessee,
10 reconsider the vote refusing TO lay on the table the
JOINT resolutions directing the acceptance OF the ships oil
Mr. Grnneli for the SIR John Franklin expedition on
which the yeas and nays had been asked and ordered
was agced to-yeas ~, nays o.
The question recurring on laying the joint resolution on
the ta1le, 1lee,,rs
Mr JosES, rising 70 privileged question, appealed
IRON the decision OF the that the question recured
on agreeing 70 lay on te table the JOINT resolution and the
question on the appeal being put the decision of the
Speaker being sustained
Ihe question recurred on laying the JOINT resolution on
me tabe-ine yeas and nays upon II were called and
ofaeled, and u was not agreed to-yeas o5, nays gl
MT SAVAGE said Here are two expediuons The one
enlistng the sympahles OF the other side OF this House
Is an expedition put on loot by the English government
Ior Tue ai'egea purpose OF making mporant dscove-
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