The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-14

adopted Stale cannot help thnking how strange Il is
that when he has such heavy account 70 setile with
thing which may have to adjust with mine. Laugh
ES9yE ssgrIbpNE NJ pssssa ss m., so...
to the subject Of the amendment The Chair cannot per-
nit the discussion 10 proceed in this personal manner
Mr. FOOrE: lam going 10 do i. am going TO reply
TO do very briefly. very sorry that the Chair
presumes before have spoken. that am out OF order
bodies and having had an opportunity 10 become IA
nliar with parliamentary rules hope shall not violate
them.
Now, sir if the honorable senator intended to excite
my sensibties. he has not accomplished his object
| The PRESIDENT The Chair must arrest this kind
Of discussion at once The subjec-m matter Of discussion
the senator have heretofore gone vastly beyond it
Mr.. FOOrE. Is il possible that the Chair will EN-.
deavor 10 restrict in replying 70 the speech OF the SEN
aor from Louisiana, to which the Chair has already lis
The PRESIDENT, The Chair arrested the senator
from Louisiana while hs e was speaking 3 and told him to
The PREsiDENT Very Very " well; the senator can speak
| Mr FOOTE The honorable senator says misquoted
him. did not misquote him. do not consider this a
question Of yeraciy between the senator and myse it
question oil memory. and willing TO refer that TO
the test before suggested II the reporters report the
he spoke. both my recollection and that Of other
gentlemen will also be sustained by the report OF his
words appear in the report they uttered, and the
very remark have made will be found strictly applica-
| Bile
But The honorable senator did not answer my speech
He has attempted and he has failed Is not the failure
manifest Was there ever failure more manifest !
Why sir ne has not come within the beat OF drum OF
any single proposition uttered upon this floor Every
thing uttered stands yet as strong as was when was
uttered ded as tits upon facts with which all OF
are familiar.
regretted very much that the senator thought proper
to say that wished to get up dispute. Not at all
have not used any dscourteous language have not
intended to do so intended what believe was
legitimate parliamentary language. and which, when
published tomorrow morning, (and certainly shall not
see report OF It beforeI the whole country will under
intended to be personal, cannot understand What he
said, therefore, was entirely out of place know the
HONORABLE gentleman very we'll and have no doubt ne
But before any serious provocaons have been received
from the honorable senator expected to be received
fagN The Chair is under the
necessity Of reminding the gentleman again that his re-
marks are Heo out M Of order ,,,.a IL i. u,. ! j.
The question being then taken upon the amendment,
it was rejected-yeas 90, nays 30--as follows:
YEAsaMessss A,cbi'on. Badger Bamws, Bsl, M Bsr-
Downs. fooe, Hunter King. Mson Prait, Rusk, ssbas-
IS ssss rssfB Bs%n snd Bsaoa Bradbury Cas-.
Chase Cooper Davis Massachusetts. Dcknson, Dodge
sesas 6 @,ssias ass Rsn. RsasS Is
Smith. spruance. smrgeoa Underwood. Upham, Wales,
Walker, Whiicomb, aud Winthrop-s0.
The question being then stated upon the engrossment
Mr. BERRlEN addressed the Senate at considerable
length in opposition to the passage Of the bill Ills re-
tors CASS and DAVIS. Of Massachusetts participated,
having been withheld for revision. will appear here
afierI
Mr. HUNTER moved an adjournment
Upon which question Mr. DOUGLAS demanded the
yeas andnaysj which being ordered and taken result
ed-yeas 81, nays 3i-as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Aichison, Banwtl, Bell, Berien. But.
ler Clemens, DAvisof Msassipp Dawson, Downs, Foose
KING Ms:s sa
NAYs-Ms:sIs Baldwin ssa,on: B5.dsaY; Bright,
~ 1.SDs psy nodss q Of io~s psus.
FeIch, Greene Hale, Harnn. houstoa, Miller, Norris,
urpsp uphsp% wals. Walker, %hi,somS. and winhrop-sl
So the Senate refused to adjourn.
Mr. DAVIS, of Mississippi moved that the further
consideration Of the bill be postponed until tomorrow
upon which motion the yeas and nays were demanded
and ordered and being taken. resulted yeas 20. nays
3l-as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Atchison, Bamwel, Bell, Beuien, But.
Hnner. King. Mason Morton. Pratt, Rasi Sebastian,
soSle Tarssy. and s,r, yuss.so a.,, p,a., n,,.,,
Cas-. Chase, Cooper. % pss. Of Mss:oss.s
pSsss Greene. 8. as AaSIs Ds s asp
s s %.s Wake w.is, saS
Mr. FOOrE. Having been instructed by the legsla-
ure Of the State Of Mississippi TO resist this measure to
the last have the honor to move that Il be laid upon
the table. !,
The question being taken upon the motion, il was de-
cided in the negatve-yeas 10, nays 33-as follows:
YEAS-Messfs Atchson, Barnwell, Berrien, Butler,
Clemens. Davis OF Mississippi. pswsons Downs Fooe,
Hunter, King Mason, Morton, Pratt Rusk, Sebastian,
souIe. Turn.y, and Yulec-l9.
NAYS-Messrs Baldwin, Bell Benton Bradbury, Bright,
Cass Chese Cooper, Davis Of masachuses Dickinson,
Dodge of iscoDsin Dodge ofiowa Douglas Fslch,
Upham, Wales, Walker Whi,comb, and Winthrop-S
| So the bill was not laid on the table.
| Mr. TJRNEY moved that the Senate adjourn which
motion was negatived on divison-ayes is, noes 2s
The question being then taken upon the engrossmen OF
the BILL il decided in the afrmatve-yeas 80, nays
| llo--as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Baldwin, Bell. Benton, Bradbury. Bright,
Case Chase Cooper, Davis Of Massachusetts Dickinson,
Dodge OF Wisconsin, Dodge Of Iowa, Douglas Ewing.
Fclch Greene, Hale, HamlIn Houston, Miller Norris,
Phelps Seward Shields Smith, Spruance. Sturgeon Un-
derwood Upham, Wales, Walker, Whiioomb, and Win
| YAYS-Messrs Atchison. Bamwe, Bcrren. Butler,
Clemens. Davis of Mississippi, Dawson, Downs Foote,
Hunter, King, Mason, Norton Pratt, Rusk, Sebastian,
Soue, Turney, and Yulee-l9
SO the bill was ordered to be engrossed and read third
Mr. DOUGLAS moved that the bill have its third read
| Mr.. ATCHISON move that the Senate adjourn.
am told that senator desires 10 speak tomorrow upon
the BILL
The question being taken, upon division resulted
ayes 49, as So the motion 10 adjourn was rejected
Mr.. DAVIS, of Mississippi, Upon question OF such
vital Importance this involving As does the peace OF
our own country. involving as il does the hopes OF the