The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-13

c. Q. Washington
H. Walbrdge
]. +. Dow
A. w. Fletcher
A:Rodgers
r. r. Shekel
No choice having been effected after the result Of this
MIR SWEETSER announced that. having agreed to
he should not vote on the next trial.
vote for Sergeant at Arms with the following result:
Whole number OF votes cast, 200.
Necessary to choice, 100.
Mr. 8. W. Gddings received i9a
X t Waibridge
G. @ Washington
Jacob Bgeow
II. r. Shekel !
The following is the vote in detail n
For Mr. s. w. GIoDrScs -Messrs Alexander, Allen, Al
s,on Anderson Andrews Ashmun Baker, Bennett, Bo5ee
s csbs Joseph Caidws oavia Campbell
Chandler CLARK. CIingman Cole Conger, Conrad Corwin
Ssns Fows Fedsy Gsn Gddas
Goodenow. Go Goad Grnne a, Aa u Hampton
Hunier James L. Johnson. Kerr DAME! r King, George g
King lame. kng John Mk9E Horace Mann Mar
s sha Moo1s Moehsad. Norton Nelson Newell os
osaw Owen Ph@nix p%sn rStns Ress Rs{
schermerhorn, schoocra. shepperd Sylvester. spaldng.
sprague. s!nny. Stephens Stevens, Tsyio John b
White, Williams, and Wilson.
rGy Nj sosoas A1 Bown
Albert Bo%n william Jh BISWn Bus sur T. Gs oS
c@ sIess DansI DI@mic DSnhsm Edmaadson Ewing
Fealhsrson. Fitch, Fuller Gerry. Gilmore German, Green
W. Tso%s. aas
Hosgland Holiday Hubbard elage Robert Johnson
siass h Mscislnaad MaDoasd Mspexs
McLane, McMullen, Mcqueen, McWilie, Miller, Morse.
Seldom
erck p. stanton, Richard Stanton. Steison, Thomas
sasSs %aas Whs.ey
ward, and Young.
For M. J. RlasIow Mr. P. King;
For Mr. WA.saIDar Messrs Bingham, Gable. Cart
For Mr. X. r. SnEkELL Mr.. Root
No choice having been effected after the result of this
trial had Ssss annoan ;sa 4. Hons.
which motion he asked the yeas and nays But at the
request Of many members, this motion withdrawn.
Mr. JAMES THOMPSON renewed the motion to ad-
Mr. STANTON Of Tennessee asked the yeas and nays
Mr. JAMES JAM s. THOMPSON Withdrew III The motion
asked the yeas and nays hereupon which were not or
dered.
The question on the demand for the yeas and nays on
the motion to adjourn was then put BY teers; and they
were not ordered.
Teers were then asked and ordered on the motion 10
adjourn and i was not agreed toysas A. nays 81
vi.
the list OF candidates for the Office Of Sergeant Arms
Mr.. STRONG nominated Mr.. A. J. Glossbrenner Of
mr. HAMILTON nominated Roderick Dorsey Of Ma
ryland
Mr. COBB Of Alabama nominated Jesse E. Dow Of the
District OF Columbia
Mi. WALDEN nominated General Hiram Walbridge Of
New York
Mr. RICHARDSON nominated Mr.. Flood OF Illinois.
(Other nominations were made; but in the confusion
regnng in the ball, the reporter could not hear the
names which were not sent up to the Clerks desk
Mr. KAUFMAN moved a call OF the House on which
molten he asked the yeas and nays which ordered
Mr. JONES moved that the House do now adjourn on
which motion he asked the yeas and nays, which were
III Mr. JAMES THOMPSON asked for tellers on the
motion to adjourn; which having been ordered, it
not agreed to-yeas 81, nays 80.
The motion for call of the House was then put by
yeas and nays and il not agreed oyeas IS. nays
l33
Mr.. SwEETSER moved that the House do now ad
ourn and that motion he asked the yeas and nays
which having been ordered,
Mr.. EVANS Of Maryland hoped that the demand for
The yeas and nays would be Withdrawn, and that the
MI JAMES THOMPSON remarked that the call for
the yeas and nays would be Withdrawn il the other he
whia) side would agree to adjourn.
Mr.. EVANS OF Maryland was understood TO consent
to the proposition; when .
Mr.. B0COCK renewed The motion to adjourn; on
which the yeas and nays having been asked and ordered
it was not agreed to--yeas 90, nays 100.
Mr. SWEETSER moved a call Of the House, and
asked the yeas and nays hereupon.
Mr.. p. KING rose TO point OF order. -.
Mr. EVANS Of Maryland moved that the House do
now adjourn; which motion was agreed to-
And 80 the House adjourned.