The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-07

The demand for the previous question was Sec
onded-ayes l02, noes 3d.
And under lis operation the decision Of the Chair
(that Mr. HOWARD could not move TO reconsider
the vote by which the House refused 10 order the
bill to,a third reading) was reversed eighty three
| gentlemen voting to sustain it, and one hundred
and twenty three on the opposite side.
The question recurring ON the motion TO recon
slider,
! Mr. HOWARD said that he did not wish to oc-
cupy the time of the House, and moved the previ-
Gus question, which seconded and, under its
operation, the vote by which the House refused TO
order the bill 10 third reading was rtconsiderfd-
| yeas l22, nays 81
The question now REQUIRED on ordering the bill
! TO third reading, when
Numerous gentlemen sprang to their feet, cry
| ing {" Mr. Speaker" "Mr. Speaker" each striving
to be recognised; but the Chair assigned the floor
| Mr.. HOWARD, who did not offer the amend
rncnt which he had intimated, but moved the pre-
| vIous question.
| MIR. WENTW ORTIZ appealed to the gentleman
| to withdraw the motion.
Mr.. vENABLE inquired what would be the ef-
feet of the previous question, and whether there
| was an amendment 20 be voted on.
| The SPEAKER replied that there no
| amendments.
Mr. yENABLE. This is only motion for the
previous question, them
The SPEAKER. II is.
| Mr.. NENABLE. We are where we were yes
| terday.
At this stage of the proceedings MIR. Morris
| caused one OF the rules of the House to be read,
stating what persons only shall be admitted to the
'I9oi " ...e - h ,iI thot ,hsv all IA NOT no
| VI - so =: 80 W. ;Ii '';i. Vs., e., IS ~ Uop
sTss 'iic S Oh; aioG TO- ,hn
| ment of the rule.
If So -, VIC VI e io''o
Mr.. WENTWORTH again appealed without
| success TO the gentleman from Texas to withdraw
his motion.
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ne main u, queS.iGti vas 70 " o cas-
| lio' nays 81 WHICH "iS oh oiuefnS ''e OH ~
thlrd reaaing.
Inc roii having oeeh cnlea, gehtlenen rose
come OF theIi changing tnel woes, ana otheIs re-
corning thelf halles ior the mrs. thnc. nr. now
AID was among 'eil' anu iesPoiIeu III ne aihrhi-
at1'e' %hcTeuPoi ticte was 'li6n' manifestation
Oh applause WhiSh was alrecuy checked oy the
IhaiF' ~
mere was luGh ehcl'e men IN al parts OF lhe
nail ncludlng Inc ei-nlied galleries. ana the ut
| most anxiety was eVlhcea 10 know the result
Members generahy were STANDING and INDUCING
IN conversation;
Inc sfEAhER requested them TO @ke thelr
seats, ana parlaiiY succeeded IN restoring order
Inc CLERK handed 10 MN the result OF inc vote on
piece OF paper from men he announced the al
hrmauVe-yeas lo', when
gentleman standing near The desk mad his
called, and caused 1t 10 be entered on that side
OF the question.
Mr. bUki made point o order, that the gen
tleman could not vote, the affirmative having been
announced;
The SPEAKER overruled the point; and de-
CARED the result-yeas loo, nays ", as follows
fEAs.TMessrs. Aloertson, Aston Anderson,
Andrews, Bay, Bayly, Beale, Bokee, Bowie, Bow
lin, Boyd, Brock, Briggs, Brooks, William J.
Brown, Buel, chester Butter, T. Darlington Cabell,
| George Alfred Caldwell, Joseph r. Caldwell Ca
| sSy' Chandler " lilianson r. w Cobo' Deoerry'
| Dlmuhck, Disney, Duer, duncan, Durham, Ed
mundson, Elliot, Ewing, Fitch, Fuller, Gentry,
Terry gilmore Dorman' Green' Hrnneli, Hall,
| hammond, ishaui V. marris ihomas L., harrs'
raymond, hlDUru, Iililaru, hoaglanu, houston,
Howard, Andrew Johnson, James l.. johnson,
Jones' kaufman herf, George " hlhE' Lerher,
ie,in' JOB nisEu, Nar S'a AL MASON
Me- Nell piT assoc
" - iop' w NJ u, ms H. ny ean'
Nc hioreneao, hl1iton, Ngison, ootiaw'
piba5i,a,, p,IlSns Roh;nsr pase D. g. So
,,,c ScLerncrbo,n sbonnerd StanIy Ercdar;cL
p Stsnton Richard II tSianton Str5pg T.vIor
1hI'as i.,,cs ,rh1rnoson -, "a iSboa,nysnn
rb,rnnsr, Tnoroh. I,nfeTbiu Wiz, Waikins'
! ycIlh"rn WLite Vbittcsey ViIdpck Wi
li,ms Wilson. and Young-iH
! NAYS-Messrs Alexander, Allen, Ashe, Av.
! erett Baker Bennett BINGHAM Bootb Bowdon
! Albert g. Brown, Burrows Burt Thomas g. But.
| Ter Josepb Cable Calvin Camnbrll Garter Clark
Clinglnan. O'clock, Cole, Conger, Corwin, Croweil
! Daniel, D!Ckey, Dixon, Doty, DurEee, n. Evans
Featherston, Fowler, Gidiings, Colt, Holloway,
| IiaralsOn. Harlan. Sampson w Uarris Uebard
Henry, HoIladay. Holmcs, Howe, Hubbard. Hunter
lingo, j. w. Jackson W. T. jackson, r. W John
! son. Julian ] G. King John a King preston Kino
IA sere. Horace Mann. Mattcson, McGsuobev
! MCQUEEN Neville Meacharn Meade NIillson
| Moore Morris Morse Newell Ople Ods Orr
! Qua Peck Phelps Powell Putnam Reed Rev.
nolds, Rockwell, Root, Rumsey, IT,, sackett, saw.
| teUe Scbenck scboocran Seldom Siyester
Sorarue, Thaddcus Stevens, StetsoI' sweetser'
! jacob Tbompson, Tuck Van Dyke ycnable Vim.
| ton Waldo Wallace WcntSorth and Wood.
| Uard-qS
| So the bin u,as ordered 10 be read a third time
III wac the Texas Boundarv bill of the Senate as
! amended az, ,,otion of MIR Rovn nv adding the
| bin of thar lodv with several y.rblI alterations
nrovidinqa territorial Government for New Mexico
/ and a. further amended al the instance Of Mr.
| Tooass. declaring that no citizen of the United
state in s,iJ tsrrItor, baIl be derived Of bis life
liberty or nroncrtv Srcgnt bv the Indictment Of bis
nccrs And The I,ws' Of the and
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