The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

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lOf Congress shall be applied to any other
than the ordinary expenditures of the Senate
and House respectively; nor shall it be law
full to expend any part of said appropriation
by virtue of any order, resolution, or other
proceeding of either House, in extra com
pensation or allowance to any secretary, clerk,
messenger or attendant of the said two Hou-
ses, or either of them. ..... ...-. r... ...
! Sec. 6. Be it further enacted, That here
after the mileage which may be allowed to
officers or other persons in the military, ma
val, or civil service, shall be computed and
settled according to the shortest mail route,
To this Mr.. Mckay had reported, from
the Committee of Ways and Means, the fol-
lowing amendment: .a.f .Tar.
In the first section and sixth line, between
the words shortest and Email, - insert
the word continuous that it would
read "shortest continuous mail route"
Mr.. Wentworth said he would move the
previous question, if the gentleman from
North Carolina would give way. '7i5 '6
Mr.. Mckay said he was yesterday, when
he was interrupted by the gentleman from
Massachusetts Mr.. Ashmun with motion
to proceed to business on the Speakers Ia
BILE, endeavoring to explain the provisions of
the bill but as it was all simple and easily
understood by the reading, he would waive
his right to the floor, and ask the previous
lquestion. ,s.s .a. ID, ..as...res.l, 1.s s.sa
Mr.. Rockwell, of Connecticut, inquired if
| it was in order to move thatthe bill be post
poned for few days, in order that it might be
printed for the examination of members, and
lie on the Speakers table? I.... .s.
| Mr.. Spesker.--Not while the previous
question is pending. 'a
| Mr.. ROCKWELL move, then, to lay the
bill on the table. s-s@ V ~-@A
Mr., Mckay asked the yeas and nays
which having been ordered 8 t-
| Mr.. Rockwell withdrew his motion, in or
DER he said, to save the time of the House
| The previous question was seconded, and
the main question was ordered.
! Mr.. Kaufman asked for the reading d
| the bill and amendments which were read
Mr., Mckay stated (before the vote was
taken) that he was instructed by the Com
mittee of Ways and Means to report sepa
rate bill for the third section. IL, .--.
The question was then put on agreeing tc
the said first amendment, and it was decided
in the affirmative. The second amendment
was then read, viz "Strike out the thirt
section of the BILL" .et .' g.
And the question being put on agreeing
thereto, it was decided in the negative--yea,
81, nays 112--as follows:
YEAs.-Messrs Atkinson, Barrow, Beale
Bedringer, Boyden, Brady, Brodhead, Can
lby, Chapman Henry Cobb, Cranston, Dix
on, Duer, Eckert, Nathan Evans, Fanan
Fisher, Flournoy, Freddy, Gayle, Hale
Geo. S. Houston, Hubbard, Hudson, Chas
J Ingersoll, james H. johnson, George w
Jones, Lgon, Maclay, McIlvane, Mckay
Mcqueen, Horace Mann, Pendleton, Pollock
Rhett, Julius Rockwell, Slingerland, Stark
weather, Strohm, Strong, Tallmadge, Tay
|lor, Thibodeaux, Richard w. Thompson
Robert A. Thompson, Thurston, Toombs
Van Dyke, Venable, and VxN TOM =
ISL.
1 NAYs.--Messrs. Abbott, Adams, Ashmun
Birdsall, Blackmar, Bowdon, Boyd, Bridges
Chas Brown, Buckner, Burt, Franklin Clark
: Cathcart, Beverly l.. Clark, Clingman, vii
hanson r. w. Cobb, Cooke, Collamer, Col
Inns, Conger, Crozier, Cummins, Dickey
| Garnett Duncan, Dun, Edwards, 'Embre
Farrelly, .Featherston, Ficklin, Frenchs Ful
6 ton, Giddings Goggia, Gott, Greedy, Grego
Try, Grinnell, Willard p, Hall, Nathan K
Hall, James G. Hampton, Moses Hampton
! Haralson, Harmonson, Harris, Henley, Hen
Try, Hill, Inge, jenkins, Robert w. johnson
kaufman, Kellogg, Kennon, Daniel p. King
Lahm, VIM. Lawrence, Lefler, Levin, Lin
coin, Lynde, McClelland, McLane, Marvin
Job Mann, Marsh, Miller, Morris, Morse
Mullin, Murphy, Mes, Newell, Nicoll, Out
4 law, Palfrey, Peaslee, Peck, Petrie, Peyton
Preston, Putnam, Reynolds, Richardson
fdRichey, John A. Rockwell, II Roman, Root
|, Ramsey, st. John, Schenck, Shepperd, Si
!. vester, Smart, Caleb B, Smith Robert Smith
Truman Smith, Stanton, Andrew Stewar
Charles E. Stuart, Thomas. Jas. Thompson
] Jacob Thompson, Turner, Wallace, Warrer
! Wentworth White, Wick, Wiley and Wi
liams. .--112. XXX. ~,
j. The said bill, as amended, was then orde
: ed to be engrossed and read the third tim
n and being ,engrossed, was accordingly rea
= the third time. \ XIX, .,, ~. ,.,,
y The question then REQUIRED on passage
~ Mr.. Mckay moved the previous question
which was seconded, and under its operation
e thereof, the bill was passed yeas 1853, ma.
i rs: apssan,. eaa
J. YEAsL- -Messrs Abbott, Adams, BarrinI
1. er, Barrow, Beale, Bedringer, Belcher, Blr
4 sail, Blackmar, RoWdon, Bridges, Bro
! head, Chas. Brown, Albert g. Brown, Bul
!. Bucker, Candy, Cathart, Chase, Frank
i Clark, Beverly T. CLARK, Clihgman,. Howe
I Cobb, Williamson r.. w. Cobb, Cooke, ca
y lamer,a Collins, Conger, Cro1ier. Cummin
4 Dickey, Dixon, Duer, Dunn, Garnett Dul
i can, Eckert Edwards Embree, Alexapd
! Evans, Nathan Evans, Faran, Farelly, .Fe
a. ltherston, Ficklin, Fish, lTElournoy; Freedle
e French, Fulton, Giddings, Goggin, >Gregor
7 yGott, Green, Greedy, Gfinner, Hale, Villa
.a,fP. Hall, Nathan K. HAL, Janies G Ham
!. ton, Moses Hampton, Haralston, Harmanso
] Harris, Henry, Henleygliill; EIilliard, Eli
'etB. Holmes, George 8. Houston Hubbar
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