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from the decision which Mr.. MARSHAL had taken,
was laid upon the table.
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Arkansas, moved that the
whole subject be laid upon the table, and there
upon the yeas and nays were ordered.
motion was made to adjourn.
Mr.. RICHARDSON inquired what effect nd-
tournament would have upon the resolution.
The SPEAKER said that he would decide the
question when IL came up.
Mr.. GORMAN. IL it the intention Of gentlemen
to worry OuU
Mr.. POLK. No iinchng, gentlemen.
The motion to adjourn was disagreed to-yeas
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Arkansas, withdrew his mo-
ton to lay the whole subject upon the table, and
Mr. EDGERTON renewed it.
Another motion to adjourn was made.
Mr.. GENTRY asked, il this should prevail,
what would be the effect on the pending question:
The SPEAKER replied, his opinion was. it would
be the first business in order to morrow after the
reading Of the Journal.
Mr.. POLK. will vote for adjournment if
the gentleman from North Carolina will marshall
his forces by to morrow morning.
Mr. STANLY Does the gentleman speak to
Mr.. POLK. l spoke to the gentleman from
North Carolina. He may understand. me dis
tinctly.
The House refused to adjourn-yens g., nnysl03.
The question then taken on laying the whole
subject upon the table, and decided in the mega
tive--yeas IS, nays 81.
Another motion was made to adjourn, but il did
not prcvail-yeas 81, nays sc.
The question was then taken the adoption Of
the resolution of Mr.. JACKSON, (Which is given at
the commencement OF too days proceedings,) and
it was decided in the afirmatve--yeas l0l, nays
Gas follows:
YEAS.-Messrs. Willis Allen, VIM. Appleton, T.
H. Bayly, Bocock, Bowie, Bragg, Breckenridge,
Brooks, Albert G. Brown, Busby, E. Darlington
Cabell, Caskc, Clark, Cobb, Curtis, Daniel, J. G.
Davis, Dawson, Dockcry, Durham. Edmundson,
Ewing. Faulkner, Fckln. Fitch. Florence, Free
man, rhos. J. D. Fuller. Gamble, Gentry, German,
Grey, Hall, Hamilton, Hammond, Hart, Haws.
ton, Howard, Ingersoll, jackson, Andrew John
son. James Johnson, George w. Jones. Kurz.
Landry, Letcher. Lockhart. Edward G. Marshall.
Mcdonald, McMulien, Meade, Miller, John Moore.
Morchead, Murray, Nabers, Outlaw, Samuel w.
Parker, Pcaslce. Penn, Phelps, Polk, Price, Rich
m s
Origen S. Seymour, Smith. Frederick p. Stanton.
Richard H. Stanton, Abraham P. Stevens, Stone,
st. Martin. Strother, Stuart. Sutherland, George
W. Thompson, venabe, Walsh, Ward, Watkins.
Addison White, Alexander White, Wilcox, and
Wiiams-l0l.
NAYS-Meesrs. Aiken, Allison. Ashe, Averett.
George II. Brown. Buell., Joseph Gable. Lewis b.
Campbell, Thompson Campbell, Chapman Cling
man, Conger, Dean. Doty, Durkee. Eastman. Ed
gerton, Floyd. Fowler. Gaylord, Goodenow, Good
M. Howe. Ives Jenkins, John johnson, Daniel T..
Jones, Preston King. Kuhns, Mann, Mcqueen,
Meacham, Millson, Miner, Molony, Newton. Orr,
Penniman. Perkins, Powell. Rantoul, it,. sackett,
Schoolcraft, Scudder, Smart, Benjamin Stanton,
Stratton, Sweetser, Benjamin Thompson, Tuck,
walbridge, Wallace, 'Washburn, jr., Wells,
Woodward, and Yates-64.
So the resolution of Mr. JACKSON adopted.
Mr.. STANLY refused to vote, and said that he
would publish his reasons to his constituents with
out troubling the House.
Mr.. JONES, OF Tennessee. Come, SrANLY, vote.
Mr.. HOUSTON moved to reconsider tho vote,
and at his instance the motion was laid upon the
table.
Mr.. JENKINS moved that the House adjourn;
but this was not agreed to-
Thequestion was then taken the adoption Of
Mr.. HILLyER's amendment to Mr. JACKson's rcso-
luton. and decided in the Acknowledgements 100,
nays Gas follows:
YEAS essrs Willis Allen, William Apple
ton, Thomas H.. Bayly, Bowie, Breckenridge,
Brooks, George H. Brown. Busby, E. Darlington
Cabell. Chandler, Clark. Cobb, Curtis, John G.
mundson. Ewing. Faulkner, Fickln, Fitch, Flo
renee, Freeman, Thomas j. d. Fuller, Gamble,
Gentry, German, Grey, Hall, Hamilton, Ham,
nond. Hart, Haws, Haven, Hendricks, HEM, Hib-
bard, Hillyer, Houston, Howard, Ingerso. Jackson,
Andrew johnson, James johnson, George w.
Jones, Kuhns, Kurtz Landry, Letcher, Lockhart,
Edward c. Marshall Humphrey Marshall. Mar
Ter. John Moore, Morehcad, Murray, Nabers, Out
law, Samuel w. Parker, Peasiec, Penn, Polk Por-
ter, Price, Richardson, Riddle, Robbins, jr.. Robin
son, Ross, Savage, Schermcrhorn, Scurry, David
Frederick p. Stanton, Richard II. Stanton. Abra-
ham p. Stevens, Stone st. Martin, STROLLER, Stu
art, Sutherland, George w. Thompson, Walsh,
Ward, Watkins, Addison White. Alexander White,
Wilcox, Williams, and Yatcs-l00.
NAYS.-Mcssrs. Aiken, Alson, Ashe, Avcrctt,
ID. Bailey, Barrerc, Bartlett, jr, Bocock Bragg,
Brenton. Buell., Joseph Cable, Lewis d. Campbell,
Thompson Campbell, Caskie. Chapman. Cling
man, Conger, Daniel, Doty, Durkcc, Eastman,
Edgerton, Floyd, Fowler. Gaylord, Goodenow,
Goodrich. Grow. Harper, Holiday Horsford, Tho
mas M. Howe, Ives, Jenkins, John johnson, Daniel
T. Jones. Preston King, Mann, Mcqueen. Mea-
| cham, Meade, Mison. Miner, MoIony, Newton,
Orr. Penniman, Perkins, Porter, Rantoul, IT,,
Sackctt, Schoolcraft, Scudder, Smart, Benjamin
Stanton, Swcetscr, Bcnjamin, Thompson, Tuck.
venablc, Wnbridge, Wallace, Washburn, IT,,
Welis, and Woodward-G5.
So the amendment OF Mr.. HLLYEr was adopted.
Before the vote was announced
Mr.. BRIGGS asked permission to have his vote
recorded. as he was temporarily absent when the
question was taken This refused; when he
said that if he bad been present he would have
voted in the Affirmative.
Mr.. H1LLYER moved 10 reconsider the vote last
taken and moved to lay that motion upon the
table; which prevailed, and
The House, at half past five o'clock, adjourned.