The New York herald., 1850-08-29

said if the previous question was sustaiuec and thu
main question ordered 20 be pat it oxhausts itself
the question" Shall the bill he rrjectedrn II Q
majority vote in thr armn the bill s rejected: II
In the negative the bill goes TO second reading and
after this the bill in the position though the
question had net been entertained at all
Mr. IscE asked. what the precise question:
The SrEAKER-shall the bill be elected.
MI lsGE-I do not understand it to bo brought up
by any motion
ThesrrAsrR stated the rule and in ply to Mr. Cling
man said that Mr.. Ipge had made no motion, and
therefore could not withdraw q motion.
Mr. OLIseMAs. (whg) of North Caroiina-I II the gen.
tlsmsn from Alabama the only one who objected.
aud II no objection comes II any other quarter,
the bill pass 10 ITS second reading
The srlAxER--No doubt of it
Mr. a'ssELL, (dem.) OF Iinois-I object to the with
drswal
Mr. Josrs, dem of Tenn called attention to the
rule under which the Bouse was nov acting, and
raised the question that it did not apply TO tho Sc
The srnAKxR replied that the rule broad and in
his opinion: applied TO the present 'sss. The quss-
ton is shall the blu be rejected?
The question was then taken, and decided in the
negativs-yeas 81 nays l6s:-
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Meade orr, Powell Ret sassss,: school
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Ky MsMullOn, Mowillis Nesensm, AillsSa Moore Moor
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The sS soSndary 9id Iii 1no having been rejected
Mr. Borp, with hope OF seeing the till acted on
lay, moved an amendment 1t was nearly the senstss
bill estabiishiDg Territorial governments for New
MIR BuAr, (dem) of s c.. moved to refer the boun.
Diary bill TO the Com mittee OF the Whole the State
OF the Union.
gentleman from Kentucky having the floor
The amendment OF Mr. Boyd was read In part, when
MIR MEADE, (dem.) ofYa, raised question Of order,
that updsr the 55th rule, the amendment was con-
tanned In another bill before the House.
The srEAKER expressed his opinion that the Senate
bills bearing on the question OF territory acquired by
treaty from MEXICO and appropriations affecting that
territory providing for its protection, we're german.
On TIE stesSa point pc TN. nna
the same the New Mexico bill from the Senate
Mr. BoYD would state the fact The provisions Of
buildings. The amendment he had offered does not;
therefore IL no. the bill OF the Senate.
The srssKEE overrulsd Mr. Meade's point Of order.
Mr. ALLEN, Gree soil) Of Mass, rose to oher an
amendment
MIR scHENcK appealed from the decision Of the chair
The yeas and nays his motion ordered
MIR scnsNcK wished to say u lew words; but II was
not In order.
The question was taken and the decision Of the chair
was sustained--Ys 1Z3 nays 30
The rem nAinder Of Mr. Boyds amendment was read
establishing territorial government for Utah. IL was
al h. 60 ~
Nessrs LLiNGmsN. MEADE aUd EICsARDsoS wanted 70
move am.nc cments, but Mr.. BOYD would not give way
There wns much confusion in the hall.
Mr STANLEY asked what would be the effect II the
House should now adjourn
The srEAgER said this subject would come up as the
unfinished business on his table
The House adjourned at quarter before o'clock.