Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-23
THE COMPROMISE R11J,s

In the House of Representatives on Monday Mr.
Brown, of Indiana, asked the unanimous consen, of
the House to take up the bills the Speakers table in
the following order, viz FIRST the bill to establish Ter
ntorlai Government for New Mexico; second the hill
Tor the settlement of the Texas boundary question:
third the bill for the admission of California as State
into the Union tourth bill to establish Territorial 90
vernment for Utah. and make them the special order of
The day for Thursday, the 23d inst at one o'clock and
to continue from day TO day till disposed Of Objection
being made, Mr. Brown moved suspension of the rules
TO enable hmto offer resolution to effect his object
As the bills arranged by the motion of Mr. Brown,
the Texas Boundary Bill would have been the last pre-
scented for consideration. This arrangement gave rise
TO some dissatisfaction, and the motion to suspend the
rules was lost by the following decisive vote yeas 81.
nays 9S
Mr. Ashmun then asked the unanimous consent of the
House to offer the following resolution:
Resolved, That the bills to establish Territorial
Government in Utah, to adjust the Texas boundary to
admit the State OF California, and to establish Terri
toria Government in New Mexico, be made the spe-
cal order OF the day Tor tom PROV, and continue the
special order until they are disposed Of in he order in
which they stand upon the Speakers table.
Obection being made, Mr.. Ashmun moved suspep
sion OF the rules, and on this motion demanded the
yeas and nays which were taken and resulted as fol-
lows
fEAs-Messrs. Alberson, Alexander, Aston, An,
derson, Ashmun, Baker, Bay, Bennett Booth, Bowln,
BOYD, Brock, Briggs. Brooks, WIN. J. Brown, Burrows
Chester Butler, Thomas B. Butler Gable, Joseph P,
Caldwell, Garter, Casey, Chandler, w. R. w. Cobb,
Deberry, Dickey, Dmmck, Disney Durham, Fitch
ruler, Gentry; Gerry, German, Grinne Hail. Hamil-
ton, Hampton, Harlan, Thomas L Harris HAMMOND
Hebard, Hoagland, Howard VIM. T. Jackson, An
drew Johnson, Jones, Kerr, LETTER, Levin Lttefied
lob Mann, Marshall, Mason, McClern and, Mcdonald
MeGaughey, McLanahan, FINS E. Mclean McWil-
lie, Meacham, Morris, Oge, ODDS, Outlaw Peasee
Peck Phoenix, Pimau, Potter, Reed Richardson Rob
bins, Robinson, Rose, Sawtelle, Sheppard Stanly.
Strong, Sweetser. James Thompson, John B. Thomp-
son, Underhill, Van DYKE Walden, Waldo Watkins,
wentworth, Whittlesey, Wildrick, Wilson, Wood
NATs-Messrs. Ashe, Averett, Bayy Beale, Bing-
ham, Bowdon, Bowie, A. G. Brown, Burt, CabeIl,
George a. Caldwell, Calvin, Campbell, Clark Cling
man, Cocock Cole, Corwin, Crowell Daniel Doty.
Duer, Duncan, Durkee, Edmundson, Nathan Evans,
Cot, Gould, Holloway, Hammond, HARRISON, Isham
= Harris, Sampson W. Harris, Hay, Henry Hoa-
day. Holmes, Howe, Hubbard, Hunter Inge, Joseph
w. jackson, James l.. Johnson, Robert w Johnson,
yulian, Geo 9. King James G. King, John A. King,
Preston King, La Sere, Horace Mann Matteson Nc
ton, Nelson, Orr, Otis, Parker, Phelps, Powell, Rey-
nolds, Risley, Rockwell. Root, Rumsey, Savage,
Sciencks Schermerhom Schoolcratt, Seldom Silves-
Ter, spaldng, Sprague, R. H. Stanton Thaddeus Ste
yens. Taylor, Thomas, Jacob Thompson, Toombs,
Woodward "a
20 the rules were not suspended.
Tie Washington correspondent of the Republican
s1ves the following anays cthc negative vote. clearly
STRIVING that the Southern extremes and the Northern
aiicni SIS voted together, check by jorls
Is - Hubbard and Inge.
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