The southern press., 1852-01-06
HOUSE OF PRESENTATIVES
MONDAY, Jan. S, 1852.

MONDAY, Jan. 5, 1852.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Morgan
The SPEAKER said that some time ago the
House passed resolution authorizing him to
cause such arrangements to be made in the inte-
rior of the Hall would conduce to the health
and comfort ofthe members He knew of nothing
that could be done, unless it was the appoint
ment of an additional door keeper to the eastern
ladies' galery-the present force not being suffi
cient to attend to the duty. He did not feel au-
thorized to order the door-keeper to make an
appointment, if there was any objection
Mr.. STEPHENS, Of Georgia. presume there
" i'll be none.
The SPEAKER. Then the Chair will instruct
the door-keeper to make an appointment.
KossUTH TO BE RECEIVED
Mr.. CARTIER moved a suspension of thu
rules, to allow him to introduce resolution, au-
thorizing the Speaker to appoint committee of
five to wait on Louis Kossuth and introduce him
to the House of Representatives.
Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia, called for the
yeas and nays on the motion.
Mr.. STUART moved to amend by adding
sc and that the Chairman introduce him in the fol-
lowing words We introduce Louis Kossuth to
the House of Representatives = whereupon the
members shall rise and the Speaker shall request
him to be seated
The SPEAKER decided that the amendment
could not now be considered. as there was nothing
before the House but motion to suspend the
rules.
On the question, shall the rules be suspended
the yeas and nays were called, and resulted--yeas
lit, nays 81.
So the rules suspended.
Mr. CARTIER then moved the previous ques-
ton, and the motion was sustained.
The main question was then taken on the pas
sage OF the resolution, and it was agreed to, the
yeas and nays being taken-yeas 1913, nays 81
follows
YEAs--Messrs. Allen of Massachusetts,, Allen
Of Illinois, Allison, Andrews, Appleton of Maine
Babcock, Bartlett, Beale, Bell, Bovine, Brecken-
ridge, Brenton, Briggs, Buell., Burrows, Busby,
Cable of Ohio, Cartier Caske, Chapman, Chas-
uan, Clark Cleveland, Clngman, Conger, Colt
man, Curtis, Davis of Massachusetts, Davis of
Indiana, Dawson, Dean, Dmmick, Disney, Doty,
Durham, Eastman, Faulkner, Ficklin, Florence,
Fowler, Fuller of pennsylvania. Fuller Of Maine,
Gaylo,d, Gentry, Giddings, Gilmore, Goodenow,
German, Green, Grow, Hart, Hascall, Hen
bricks, Hem, IIibbard, Howard, John w Howe
of Pennsylvania, Thomas M. Howe of Pennsy-
wanna, Hunter, lngersoll, Ives, Johnson Of Ohio,
Jones Of New York, Jones of Pennsylvania, King
of New York, kuhns, kurtz, Letcher, Lockhart
Mace, Mann, Marshall Of California, Mason,
McNair, Meade, Miller, Miner Molony, Moore
OF Louisians, Murray, Nsbors, Newton, Olds
Peasee, Penn. Pennman, Perkins, Polk, Porter
Prce, Rantoul, Richardson, Robbins, Robie
Robinson, Schermerhorn, Scudder, Seymour of
New York, Seymour of Connecticut, Shelton,
Smart, Snow, Stanton of Ohio, Stanton of Ten
nessee, Stanton of Kentucky, Stevens of New
York, St. Martin, Stratton, Stuart, Sutherland
Sweetser, Thompson Of Massachusetts, Thomp-
son of Virginia, Thurston, Townshend, Tuck,
Walbridge, Walsh, Ward, Washburn, Wells,
White of Kentucky, Yates--l23
NAYs-Messrs. Abercrombie, Aiken, Appleton
of Massachusetts,, Ashe, Averett, Barrere, Bayly
Of Virginia, Brown of Mississippi, Cabell. Of
Florida, Caldwell, Campbell of Ohio, Churchwell,
Cobb, Cullum, Edmundson, Ewing, Hail. Ham
mond, Harper, Harris of tennessee, Harris OF
Alabama, Haven, Hebard, Hillyer, Holladay,
Houston, Jackson, Johnson of Tennessee, John.