The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-01

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| printer guilty Of such negligence or delay
Mr Men said he did moi feel al liberty reopen the
debate al this lime this subject He firmly
| WINGED that this report embraced the ruth
i Mr. WENTWORTH demanded TO know whether the
The SPEAKER said, No
Mr. WENTWORTH insisted that, under the ins,ruc-
on the Committee Printing TO report the actual amount
| of Mr. Rtche's loss.
| But the SPEAKER ruling MI. WrNrwoRrH to be out
Mr. ASHE after few remarks TO prove the necessity
of at dlsposng OF this business, moved the pre-
MIR. STANLY asked leave to offer substitute for this
| resolution. as follows:
Re,olnsd That The Secretary Of the Senate and Clerk Of
sbe he sdournmenl Of Congress 70 s.c.rtain what
OF the actual loss sustained by Thos Richie,
Of his come xion with VIM M Belt as con
for the public printing; and the Secretary OF the
Treasury Is directed to pay The said amount.
But the demand for the previous question not being
Withdrawn, this amendment was ruled out OF order
Mr.. EVANS, of Maryland, moved call OF the House
agreed to-, eas Al, nays 1874.
Mr.. +. conended that the report was not that Of the
Joint Committee on Printing.
The SPEAKER said that il was such report, per-
fectly in order in all respects.
Mi BURT desired to ask few questions OF the chair
man OF the committee and to that end he asked MI,
Asnr to withdraw the demand for the previous question
But, Mr. ASHE declining,
Mr. WENTWORTH moved to lay the subject on the
table.
Mr.. BURT suggested to Mr.. WENTWORTH to withdraw
Mr.. STEPHENS called Mr. Burr to order
RIJR demanded haye Doint OF order stated
Mr.. STEPHENS having stated his point OF ORDER It
was sustained by the House.
on the table and the question being put on the demand
for the previous question: was seconded by the House
| Mr. WILMOr moved to lay the joint resolution on
the table which motion he demanded the yeas and
nays; which being ordered, it was not agreed to-yeas
81. nays Ill.
Mr. WENTWORTH demanded the yeas and nays
which were ordered-yeas 49, nays 81:
The question required ordering the JOINT resolution
TO be engrossed and read the third time
The SAID joint resolution having next been read at
M cRoWELL demanded the yeas and nays on or.
derng the joint resolution be engrossed and read the
third time; which being ordered, iswas agreed to-yeaa
Mr. NEVILLE moved to reconsider that vote, and
| then 10 lay tina, motion OF the table. "
| Mr. WENTWORTH made point of order: The title
OF the resolution for the relief OF Thomas Richie.
whereas his appeared nowhere in the body OF the
| resolution.
The SPEAKER stated that the title the las, thing
to be considered, and overruled the point OF order
! Mr. WENTWORTH then moved 10 lay the resolution
| on the table but
The question recurring on the motion to lay on the
table the motion to reconsider it pat by yeas and
nays and it agreed to-yeas ITO, nays %.
The joint resolution having been read the third time,
| Mr. McWlLLtE moved the previous question on the
Mr. OTIS moved 10 lay 1T the table on which mo-
ton the yeas and nays called and ordered; when il
was not agreed to.
question put. and il seconded by the House and
under its operation the said joint resolution was passed
| by yeas and nays-yeas l06, nays l0l
Mr.. New LILLE moved 10 reconsider that vote, and
then TO lay that motion on the table.
u On which last motion Mr. WENTWORTH demanded
question being put the said motion lay the table
was agreed to.-yeas los, nays 80.
Mr.. McWil.LlE moved to amend the title by striking
out the present title, and inserting, joint resolution ol
the relief of William NJ Belt, and his assignee Thomas
Richie, and for other purposes " on which he called The
/ previous question.
i Mr. WENTWORTH demanded the yeas and nays or
the motion to change the titles which were refused By
the House.
i And then the amendment to the title agreed to.
II Mr.. McWlLLlE moved to reconsider the last vote
and then TO lay that motion on the table, which last mo-
ton was agTeedt
RECIPROCITY OF COMMERCE WITH CANADA.
After some delay in a contest between members with
reference TO the precedence OF bills
The motion TO reconsider the vote laying the table
The bill TO make reciprocity Of trade with Canada came
up, and, after some debate upon it, it was, on mo.
tion laid on the table
Mr. JOHNSON, Of Tennessee, called up the motion to
reconsider the vote by which his land TO the andess bill
was referred TO the Committee OF the Whole.
After argument in favor OF the enactment Of the bill
from Mr.. j.,
On motion of Mr. CONGER, the motion TO reconsider
was laid on the table.
| DANIEL WEBSTER.
/ Mr. JULIAN asked the unanimous consent OF thu
House to permit him TO offer a resolution with loni
1, preamble charging Mr.. Secretary Webster with venay
in refusing accept the Office OF Secretary OF State un
largo sum OF money had been subscribed for him BY
individuals in New York and Boston, and directing du
investg alton into the facts.
But many members Directing leave not granted.
oil ARMY BILL.
The regular order of business being next called Tor
the army appropriation bill came up on the question o.
agreeing 10 the various amendments thereto; which
were severaly voted on and all agreed TO excep
,hoss srk ing from the said bill the clauses making aP
propriaons for the completion OF lighthouses alread
y commenced.
And then this bill was duly passed by yeas and nays.
The hour for the having arrived, the member
then separated until o, p. m.
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