Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-12
TWENTIETH voTE-AN ELECTION.
The following is the vote in detail


For Thomas J. Ca~pbeA-Messrs. Alexander, Aston,
Anderson, Andrews, Ashmnn Baker, Bennett Bokee
Bowie, Bseek Briggs Brooks Burrows Chester Butler
Campbell Casey, Chandler Clark Cingman Colcock Cole,
Conger Conrad Corwin Crowel Deberry, Dickey Dixon
Fowler Freedley, Gentry Goodenow, Gott Gould Grin
NELL Holloway Hampton, Hay, Raymond, Hebard Henry,
son, Kerr, Daniel King Geo. G. King, james G. King.
John A. King. Marshall Matteson. McGaughey McKis-
sock Fnis E. Mclean, MCQUEEN, Measham Moore, More
Owen, Phoenix, Pitman, Putnam, Reed, Reynolds, Rsey,
Rockwell Rose Rumsey, sacke schenck, schermerhorn
Alexander H. Stevens, Thaddeus stevens Taylor John b.
Thompson Thurman, Toombs, Underh, Venabe, Vinton,
Wallace, Watkins, White, Williams Wilson, Winthrop, and
For John W. Forney-essrs. AIbertson, Ashe. Ayerett,
Bay, Bayly Beale Bssell Bocock Bowdon Bowlin Boyd
A. G. Brown, William j. Brown, Buell. Burt, Cable, George
A. Caldwell, Carter, Cleveland W. r. w. Cobb, Daniel,
Dmmick Disney, Doy, Dunham Edmundson Feather,ton,
Hail. Hamilton Hammond HARRISON, lsham G. Harris Sam
son w Harris Thomas L. Harris Hbbard Hoagland Holli-
Jones' Kaufman La Sere, LETTER. Little6eld, JOB Mann,
Mason, McClernand, Mcdonald, Mcdowell McLanahan,
Morr Morse ods Parker Peasee Peck Phelps Pot
ter Powell Richardson, Robbins, Robinson, Ross Savage,
sawele, Seldom Frederick P Stanton, Richard Stanton
Steson Strong Sveeser, Thomas Jacob Thompson James
Thompson, William Thompson, Walden Waldo, Welborn,
Whiuiesey, Wood, Young, andH. Cobb
Fer Solomon Foote-Messrs. Allen and Horace Mann.
Harlan, Julian, Preston King, Tuck Wilmot aud Root.
Fer II. II. l'riudte.-Mr.
Mr. CAMPBELL having received majority Of all the votes
cast
The SPEAKER declared him duly elected Clerk Of the
House for the 3lst Congress.
Mr. WOOD of Ohio and said that he was extremely
eraed a, the The Southern Democrats had given
them what they wanted.
Mr. McLANE of Maryland, wished to ask the gentleman
question.
The SPEAKER said that all debate out Of order and
the question could only be put by unanimous consent
Objection made.
the House, aud was sworn and entered upon the duties Of
his office.
FIRST VOTE FOR sERGEANT-AT-ARMs.
The SPEAKER stated the that next business in the exc
con Of the order of the House the election Of Ser
Arms aud called for nominations for that office
Whereupon the following nominations were made
BY Mr.. SAcKETT Senter M. Giddings, of New York.
BY Mr.. BREcx Geo. G. Washington, of Maryland.
BY Mr.. BorD Newton Lane, Of Kentucky.
BY Mr.. NELSON Jas b. Mower OF New York.
BY Mr.. CRowELL Nathaniel w. Adams
BY Mr. PREsroS KING Richard r. Shekell, Of d. G.
BY Mr.. T. STEVENS John w. Moorhead, Of Penn.
BY Mr.. ScHExcK Arthur W. Fletcher, Of Mass.
BY Mr.. CABLE Jesse E. Dow, Of Dist. Of Columbia.
BY MIR CARTER Hiram Walbdge, Of New York.
BY Mr.. WILLIAMS John A. Rodgers, Of Penn.
BY Mr. VINTos James Morss, of New York
The House then proceeded TO vote, Messrs Harlan,
SAcKETr, HARRrs of Tennessee, and THoMrsos OF Ken
lucky, being theltelers The following is the result
| Newton Lane received. ..ss
,. M. Giddings %
j. Morss. ..........,........ ..'.,..'..''.. is
j. w. Moorhead. ........... .........,..... 10
Geo. G. Washington Observation-Disclosures.
James b. Mower .......'.... .....''....
Jesse =. Dow. ............ -.,....'.
X H. Sheckeil. .....'.. ...''''''''