Democratic banner., 1851-01-20

MI. Hin HeSAafks6. thIs beT oEaee1 No
|resdfntobS Ia koUd KithII lhdlwedld
draw them. as hsa aid not snttieipassSsnu
Objection being made, fhs question NJ
CURED on the motion 70 ;lsy on the tahles
pfMr. Hill declined withdrawing his feio<s
Ilhtions:1 ~.shseoHi eeGsl Gn.ii8 aisr ~ II
The question was them taken ON ~lsyinea
the appeal on the table, andedecided iatbS
negative, as follows: ayes 81, noes 60. Assss u
Mr.. Allen ofSt Chsrfgi, having Withdrawn
his-motion i" lay % the table; ths ques.isa
REQUIRED on the appeal Of Mr. HilifTom Tia
decision of the chair, and the decision
the chair was sustained. "'' t''
Mr.. Hill, on leave given, Withdrew bio
resolutions. .RgiSs sIsi rtY ,}H.aTA
On motion, the original resolutions vas
laid on the table. 3aac> eiclir1 j adtE
The Joint session then proceeded To- sths
23d ballot: for Benton 3d. Geysr SO; Gtssn
I37; Wells l. .'+h :-4ogS'-L :, !
Mr.. Kenneth offered s'iesolutlon to
iourn until Saturday next, st2R =. M
Mr.. Kelly offered substitute, that the
Joint session take aIrecess until the frst
Saturday in February. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Young moved 70 amsnd ~byproviaing
that thereafter they will meet AT 2To'cioek
on Mondays and, Fridays, until an election
is accomplished.
Mr.. Campbell moved to lay it on the Ia
bic; which was lost. .'1 ~ . Ia
Mr.. Broadhead offered IS 9 substitute
that the Joint session take d recess until 10.
O'Clock to- morrow, and If no election be
had on the second ballot, TO dissolve the
Joint session; and supported The same With
considerable spirit, in which he gave vide
limit to the intimstion that MIR. KsnastfA
resolution to adjourn had reference to- The
Bank election on Monday last. q, d
Mr.. Kennett called him to order r rafi
The President decided him in order.
Mr.. K. appealed, and the decision was
sustained. r'""' 20 . =
On motion, the joint session adjourned till To-
morrow morning, at 10 o'clock.
The angry character Of the debate this even
ling, on the motion Of Mr.. Kennett, in which sew
eral Wings took part, begins to render It uncer.
tain whether there will be an e~Iection Of SeDsiof.
In that case. there will likely be but four other
officers elected.
The Supreme Court assembled in the CAPITOL
this morning. All the Judges present. -.
The testimony in the case ofthe two Sacs and
Fox indians, indicted before the U. 8. District
court, for the murder Of Mr.. Colburn, was ecn<
cluded Oh Saturday. The argument for the de-
fence was commenced this morning, by Gca1
Brown, Esq. T.
DR.. Burtis, Benton, left this morning for bis
residence in Lafayette. He did intend to resign,
l have understood, but did not do SO. He a6-
mits that, in voting for Benton he is not repre-
~senting the wishes of a majority Of his constt-
;%luents, and I presume il taking this way to avoid
further responsibility.
MI. Ti6in, Of Ray. who was elected q
an anti Benton man, but has been voting
for Benton. had leave Of absence for 20
days, granted him this morning.
Soon after the leave had been granted, be
appeared and voted, but left this evening
for home. '' .''"f." ~
These lsavings show the despair of the
} Benton men. The discussion to-day on
IMr. Hill's resolutions has been confined to
THE two wings o: the Democracy, and has
been characterized by great severity, aud
Ievinced much asPerity. IN ~