The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-13

us lorce and that will moi impair It's simplicity.
must therefore vote against this proposition.
And while do il for that reason, do Il also for
another We know that when the distinguished bene-
factor Of American liberty. Lafayette was received by
oopsess Joint resolution was proposed and adopted,
anu Jolnt committee appointed and II resulted in
sPot Dy tha JOINT committee that II impossible Tor
e Two houses 10 acl jointly in reference 10 that recep
uon Now, II the proposed amendment be adopted, II
may result N similar way, while the action demanded
Mr. SHIELDS asked ior The yeas and nays upon his
amendment; which were ordered
The question being then taken by yeas and nays, the
anehaaen was reJected-yeas 10, nays 23--as follows
fEAS-Messrs Bradbury, Bright Brodhead Cass Dodge
O. Wisconsin, Douglas, tech, Fooe of Mississippi Gwin
Jones sol q Iowa. Mallory Norris, Shields, Stockholm Walker
kAYS-Messrs. Badger, Bo,land, Chase, Clarke, Glenn.
ems PAWS, Dawson, Downs Fish, Foot Of Vermont, Ham
smith, spruance, Sumner, Underwood, and Wade-23.
No further amendment being proposed. the resolution
anu y, 'he amendments were concurred IN
Mr UNDERWOOD called for the yeas and nays upon
ordering the resolution 10 third reading.
The yeas and nays were ordered
lhe question being then taken by yeas and nays, the
resolution was adopted--yeas SO. nays Gas follows
YEAsGMsss5s Bladba!y Bright Brodhead cass Chase
r n Foo, OF Vermont. roos Of M'ssl:spPi Gwln Ham
Wo RS: shs Ms ma1s M'
ton, SPINNER Nm =, Wade Walker, and Whilcomb-as
Morton, and Underwood-6,
Mr.. CLEMENS inquired whether il would require
unanimous consent TO pass the resolution at this time
The PRESIDENT replied that il would not; had
been read twice previously, and could be read the third
third time and passed to-day
The question being then taken the passage OF the
resolution, 1t was agreed to-
ADJOURNMENT MONDAY.
Mr. BRIGHT moved that when the Senate diourn il
be 10 meet Monday next
Mr. BADGER. demand the yeas and nays. | can't
bear TO think OF losing Tomorrow.
Mr. RHETT. | understand that there is important,
executive business May not meet to morrow, and
despatch that business!
Mr. BADGER. Certainly; let meet TO morrow
sulted-ycas 81 nays l2-as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Badger, Bradbury Bright, Cas-, Chase,
Clemens Downs. Fech Fish, Foot OF Vermont, Houston,
ton, Norris, Seward Shields. smith, Spruance, Stockton
Sumner, Underwood, and Whitcomb-l7
NAYS-Messrs. Borand, Brodhead, Clarke Davis, Daw-
Dodge ofWisconsin Dodge Of Iowa. Douglass Foote
Mississippi, Rhett, Wade, and Walker-l2.
Mr. BADGER moved to adjourn, but withdrew the
motion at the suggestion of
Mr. HUNTER, who moved that the Senate proceed TO
the consideration OF executive business
Mr. CHASE suggested that the Senate, by unanimous
consent take up the separate resolution OF the senator
from Illinois relative 10 Kossuh, raising committee oil
invitation, and dispose of it.
The question being taken upon the motion OF Mr. Hun
TER resulted upon divlslon ayes II, noes Is where
upon,
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of executive
business and, after short time spent therein, al ten
minutes before five,
The Senate adjourned