Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-27

LIZ out Of ORDER as coming under the same rule by which the
amendment Of the gentleman from Maryland (Mr EvAss)
was ruled out Of order.
Further debate ensued, which participated in by
Messrs BAYLY, CONRAD, and GIDDINGS.
Mr. GiDDlNGS then moved to amend the resolution by
striking out the words SEA select committee of nine be APP
pointed aud insert in lieu thereof the words the Commit
tee on Public Expenditures be directed"
The debate was further prolonged by Messrs. McCLER-
NAND, BAKER. EVANS, of Maryland RICHARDSON,
SER. viNToN, CRowELL, AsHMUN, GENTLY.
STEPHENS, of Georgia, JOHNSON. of Tennessee, and
MEADE
Mr. COBB, of Alabama, demanded the previous question.
Mr. VAN DYKE moved that the House adjourn which
motion negayed
The previous question then seconded and under its
operation, the amendment Of Mr. GIDDIsGs dagreedo
Ayes n, noes 3d.
The question recurring agreeing to the original esolu
ton of Mr. RrcHAnDsoS, put and decided in the ar
YEAs-Messrs. Al5ertson Allen, Asle, Averet, Bayly,
Bissell Boeoek, Booth Bowdo1 Bowlin, Boyd Albert G.
WIN W eeS @s B1 c.'
Ter. Gerry, Giddngs, German, Hail. Hamilton Hammond,
Harris, Raymond. Hoagand Holiday, Howard, Hubbard.
W. Jackson, A. johnson, r. W. Johnson Jones, Kaufman,
McClernand, Mcdonald, McLanaian, Robert M. McIane,
MeMalleE, Melville, Me.eham, Meade Miller MiIlson,
pard, Frederick p Stanton Richard H. Stanton, steson
Strong swsetser Thomas Jacob Thompson James Thomp
rick Williams, Wood-95.
NAys-Mesrs. Alexander, Baker, Bennett Bokee,
Breek, Briggs Brooks Burrows Chester Butler, Joseph p
CALDWELL Calvin, Campbell Casey, Chandler Clarke, Cole,
Danssa Fowler F psssIy Gsay eoaa
Holloway Hampton, Hcbard Henry. Howe, Kerr, Daniel
as.sa 81 s kHs Sa
Morehead Morse Morton, Nelson, Newell, Otis, Phoenix,
ter spalding spague, stany Alex. H. Stephens Taylor.
John B. Thompson Thurman Toombs, Underhi Van Dyke,
Vinton, White, Winthrop-7S.
Mr. FITCH from the Committee Territories, by
imous consent reported bill create the Office Of surveyor
general of the public lands in Oregon and to provide for the
survey donations settlers of the said
which read twice and referred the Committee Pub
lie Lands, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. STANLY asked the unanimous consent Of the House
to re-oer resolution offered during preceding part Of this
day by Mr. GENTRY
Mr.. CARTER objecting-
Mr.. sTANLY moved that the rules be suspended.
Mr.. HARRIS, of Tennessee, moved that the House do
now adjourn which motion disagreed to: Yeas &C.,
nays 80.
The question thea taken the motion of Mr. STAN
suspend the rules and it decided in the arma-
tive Yeas SO, nays A.
Mr. JONES asked whether, under the rule the resolution
being Of inquiry, it did not lie over
The SPEAKER said that il its consideration objected
to at this time, it would lie
Mr. JONES objected.
MI STANLY moved suspension of the rules when
teers ordered, and the stood Ayes IS, A.
Two-thrds not voting in favor Of the motion
| Mr.. STANLY demanded the yeas and nays
| Mr.. FEATHERsTON moved that the House do now adj
| journ which motion disagreed to.
The yeas and nays then ordered and being taken,
were follows:
YEAS-Mesrs Alexander Allen, Aston, Bennett, Bokee,
Brock, Briggs, Brooks Burrows Burt Chester Butler
man Cole, Conger Corwn Crowe Deberry Dickey, Dixon,
Duer Duncan Alexander Evan. Evans, Fowler, Freddy,
6 King, ! A. King F. kag, Mass.son Msclsrnasa. Ms
Moore Morse oss
OTIS Outlaw. Phoenix, Pitman Putnam, Reynolds Rockwell,
Strong, ia Taylor, fhu.man Tuck. undsrh Van Dyke,
Vinton, Watkins, and Whe-si.
Bowln, Boyd Cable. Cleveland, W. Cobb, BinnsE
Dunham Edmundson Featherston, Fitch Fuller Hall Ham
W. sam e. Ia ere
Job Mann NJ MeLAns Mc9ueen Miller Parker Peas
Pnsep
Wallace, Widrick, and Woods.
So the motion to suspend the rules decided in the mega
: tive, two.thrds not voting in favor thereof
The House adjourned.
i TUESDAY, APRIL 90, 1850.
The following gentlemen compose the committee Of nine,
called in the resolution of Mr. RICHARDSON Of Illinois,
passed yesterday Mr. RcHARDsoS Of Illinois, Mr.. VIsroN,
Of Ohio, Mr. BRowS, of Mississippi Mr.. RocKwxLL. Of
Massachusetts,. Mr. HALL, of Missouri, Mr. Evans, of Ma
ryland Mr.. Ross of Pennsylvania, Mr. ALsToS, of Aaba-
| ma, and Mr.. DuSHAN, Of Indiana.
! DEFALcATIoNs UNDER THE LATE ADMINISTRATION.
Mr.. EVANS, of Maryland asked the unanimous consent
OF the House to offer separate resolution, The following
pn,ed above which he had moved append the esou
ton Of Mr. RICHARDSON yesterday, but which had been ruled
out of order
The SPEAKER stated that the regular order Of business
had been called for and insisted on which objection
all other business.
At later period of the day Mr. EVANS renewed his
ton for The consideration MS resolution but did succeed
i THE ODD FELLOWS.
\ Mr. BROWN, of Mississippi, from the Committee for the
District of Columbia reported bill to incorporate the Grand
Lodge the Independent, Order of Odd Fellows of the Dis
rct Of Columbia which read twite when he moved to-
have committed Committee of the w hoe ard ordered
| to be prn.ed
Mr. JONES moved tina, the bill be laid the table, aud
demanded yeas and nays which ordered and being
taken follows:
| YEAS-Messrs Abertson, Alexander, Averett, Rayy,
Beale Bennett, Bingham Bocock, Bowdon, Burrows Joseph
p Caldwell Carter Williamson r. w. Cobb Conger, Cro
WE'LL Daniel, Doty, Fowler, FIeedley, eerry, Giddngs
Gorman, Could Hall, HARRISON, Harlan, sham G. Harris,
Raymond Hebsrd Holiday, Howard Jones' Kaufman, Pres
ton Xii z LIE asr, Leied, Msteson Mcdowell, McLana-
han, MeMuen, NJ ade, Miller Mllson, Peck, Phelps Pot
ter Putnam Robbins Root, Savage, Sheppard, Setson,
Strong, Swee,ser Thomas Jacob Thompson, Van DYKE and
Wilmot-5S.
NAYS-Messrs Aston, Andrews, Ashmun Bisse, Bowie,
Bowin Briggs, Brooks Albert G. Brown, VIM J. Brown,
Buell. Chester Butler, Thos b. Butler Joseph Cable Camp
BELL Casey, Chandler Clark Cleveland, Colcock Corwn,
Deberry, Dimmiek, Dixen Duncan Durham, Edmundson,
Ewing, Fuller, Gentry, Holloway Hamilton, Samson W.
Harris, Thomas L. Harris Hoagand Hove Hubbard, nge,
Andrew Johnson w Johnson, Daniel King, George G..
King John A. King La Sere, Mason Mcdonald McGaughey,
McKissock Robert McLane, FINS Mclean, Mcqueen,
Nfa.p Afn.to. ala Ia.