Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-13

Hammond, Hampton, HARRISON, Harrs mos. r. t1aTls
Hunter Jackson Andrew johnson, James Jones'
kssF n erf d
McGaaghey McLanahan McLane, Mclean McMq n
Melville. Morehead Morton OUTLAY Gwen Fareer' Ph
Savage, Shepherd, Stanly Fred T. Stanton hlenard IL
Wsn. STGPg %ck Williams Wilson,
ker Bennett Bingham Bisse Booth Bowden, A g. Brown.
Burrows Burt r. B. Butler, Cable Calvin, Campbell Cart
oy
ston, Fowler, Freddy Giddngs, Got Could Grnnell,
ry Holiday Holmes, Hunter. Howe Hubbard, Inge VIM.
I. Jackson, Robert W. Johnson Julian G. e. King, j. G.
kRg ee Meade
Norris Morse Nelson, Newell Ogle Old Orr OTIS Peas
wei Root Rumsey, IT, Saekett sawtee schenok schem-
erhon, Schoocra Seldom Sylvester Sprague, Stevens,
man. Tuck Taylor Underh Van Dyke, VenabIe, Vinton,
Waldo Wallace Wentworth White, Whittlesey, Woodward
I-IO6.
| So the amendment was re ected.
TGreat excitement in the Hall at the result of this
motion was made to adjourn, which was voted
down.
Mr.. Schenck, moved to reconsider the vote by
which MIR. Boyd's amendment rejected and
moved to lay that motion the table. He Subse-
quently withdrew the motion.
MIR. Carter moved that the House adjourn. The
question was voted down.
Mr.. Carter then moved that the vote be reconsid-
cred by which the amendment was lost.
! MIR. McLane called for the yeas and nays for he
believed there was yet chance-a faint hope-that
| the bill light be saved.
on the table.
Mr.. Boyd demanded the yeas and nays on that
motion. They were ordered. it,
| MIR. Boyd now moved that the House adjourn.
Mr.. Carter demanded the yeas and nays, and they
were ordered and determined in the negative yeas
50, NAYS 1876 as follows:
YEAs.-Messrs Albertson, Anderson, Andrews, Bay,
Bokee Bowie Breck Briggs, Brooks, VIM J. Brown, Buell.
der Williamson ? r. " Co5b Debe G;G Dmmck Disney,
Duer Dunham Elliott Ewing Fuller Gentry Gerry, Cor
Hibbard billiard, Hoagand, HOuston, Andrew Johnson,
James L. Johnson Jones kaufman, Kerr Jas G. King,
Dowe MeKissocE, MeTane. 0 MoMuIlen, Moore Moore
head Morton, ogle OUTLAY, Parker Peasee, Phoenix Pit
y Strong Tayior JAMES Thompson John Thompson
Thurman Tnderh Van Dyke Einon Walden Watkins
White, Wildrick, Williams, Wilson, Ioung-SO
NAYS -Messrs Alexander Allen, Aston, Ashe Averett,
Baker Bayly, Beale, Bennett Bingham, Booth Bowdon,
BoWlin Boyd Albert G. Brown Burrows Burt. Thomas F.
Cartier Clark Clingman, Cocock Cole Conger Corwin,
E1a DS
Ley, Gddngs Gilmore Cot Green HaOMay Hammond
Henry, Holiday Holmes, Howard Howe, Hubbard, Hun,
ter Inge Joseph W. Jackson William Jackson Robert
a 5ra k Aai h
Mcdonald McGaugh,sy, Mclean, Mcqueen, Melville,
eacham, Meade Mllllson, Morris, Morse Nelson, New
ell Ods, Orr Otis, Owen, Peck Phelps, Potter, Powell
Putnam, Reed Reynolds, Richardson, Rockwell, Root,
Schoolcraf Seldom Sylvester Sague Frederick p Stan
ton Richard H. Stanton Stevens, Stetson Sweetse Thorn
as, Jacob Thompson, Toombs, Tuck Venabe Waldo, Wal
lace, Welborn, Wentworth Whttlesey, Woodward-126.
So the bill rejected.
[Great excitement members looking fright
ened at what they had done-many no doubt feeling
that they would have fearful account to render
to an indignant constituency
Mr. Boyd moved reconsideration of the vote by
which the bill rejected
Mr.. Harrris of Ten moved that the House ad-
journ which motion carried-ayes 127, noes
not counted.
The House adjourned accordingly.