The republic., 1852-01-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


The SPEAKER, after alluding 10 the fact that a
short time since a resolution passed directing
such arrangements 10 be made in the ball as would
cOndUcc q The health and comfort Uf the members,
soid that be had consulted with various gentlemen,
who cOncurred ia the opinion that this object could
the better be attained BY the appointment Of an
sstant dOorkcepcr. lie, however, did not feel au-
ihOuzcd - act in thcsc premises, and the door.
keeper has not sufficient force 70 attend 90 that
duty; aud therefore asked 10 be instructed THE
point
Mr.. STEPHENS, Of Georgia No objection
III, SPEAKER. The doorkeepcr will be au-
thOtiEcd 10 appoint an assistant doOrkecpcr.
INTRODUCTION or EossUrH.
Mr.. CARTIER moved suspension Of the rules
llr the purpose Of introducing refoution-that a
committee %! hyc be- appointed by the Speaker 20
wait upon Louis Kosruth and Introduce him ~ the
House II Representatives.
lie remarked ia ihis conncSiOn that II the House
intended 90 render doe respect 90 this distinguished
man, they must do u between this and Friday when
K1ssutu Vouid leave the city
Mr.. STEPHENS of Georgia. asked for the yeas
and nays on thc motion; aud they were ordered.
Mr. STUART caused 40 amendment which he
desired 90 offer % DC read, as follows:
And that the chairman Of the committee intro
ducc him iu these words we introduce Louis
KOssuth 90 the United States House Of Representa-
uvcs' On which the members arc recommended
90 risc. and the Speaker will invite him 60 scat I"
Tho rules were then suspended yeas III,
nays 90.
= D.
aud, under the operation Il the previous question,
II was passsd-yoas l25, nays - as ioll0ws.
YEAS.-N ssrs Charles Allen, Willis Allen,
Allison, Andrew, John Appleton, Bsbcock, Bart
lett, ir., Bcao, Rel, Bovine, Breckenridge. Brcn-
ton, BrigRs, Buell., Burrows, Busby, Joseph Gable,
Cartier, Caskio, Chapman Cbastain, CLARK. Ccvc-
land ClinFman, COhgcr, Cottrnan, Curtis George
r. Davis, John G. Davis, Dawson, Dean, Dimmick b,
Disney, Doty, Dunhsrn, Eastman, Faulkner, fiok.
lin. Florence. Fowler, Honry VI. Fuller, Thomas
J. j. Fuller. Gaylord. Gentry Giddings. Gilmore,
GOJdonOw, German, Green, Grow, Hart, Hascall,
nendricks, Hem, Hbbard, Howard, John w.
Howe. Thomas NJ. Howe. Hunter, lngcrsoll. Ives,
John John on, Daniel r. mes, J. Clancy Jones,
Preston King, Kuhns, kurz, Letcher. L5ckhari,
Mace, Mann, Edward &. Marshall, Mason, No Nair.
Meade, Miller. Miner, Moony, John Moore, Mur-
ray, Nabers. Newton, Ode, Pcaplos. Penn, Pcnni-
man, Perkins, Polk, Porter, Price. Rantoul, jr.,
Richardson, Robbins jr., R0bie. Robinson, Scber-
mcrhOrn, Scudder, David l.. SeynJur, Origen :.
Seymour, Skelton, Smart, Snow. Bcnj stanton. r
r Stanton, r. n stanton, 4. p. Stevens, 81. Mar
tn, strat'on, Stuart, Sutherland, Swcctser, Benz
Thompson. George W. Thompson, ThurstOn,
TJwushcnd. Turk. WalbrdRe, Walsh, Ward,
Washbsrn, jr., Wolis, Addison White, and Yates
lZ3
NAYS Messrs. Abcrerornbie, Aiken, William
Appleton, Ashe. Avcrctt Thos. ~. Bayly, Barrerc.
B1clck. Albert g.. Brown. T. & Gael. Caldwell.
Lcwis ID. Campbell, Churchvcll, Goth, CulOm,
kdmundson, Ewing, Hall, Hamilton, Hammond
Harper, lsham g.. Harris, sampson " Harris,
Haven, Hctard, Hliycr, H5llsday, Houston, Jack
son. Andrew JJhnson, james Johnson, Robert w
Johnson. George W. Jones, Landry, Humphrey
Marshall Martin, McMullin, Miisyn, Henry d.
Moore Morchead, Murphy, orr, Outlaw, Powell,
savage. Scurry, Smith, Sanly, 4. II Stephens
Gayl.r Yeuabe, Wallace, Watkins, Alexander
" h,;e, and Williams
INrEEvESriOS AND NOS-tSTEEvgSTtos.
Mr. BROWN, Of Miasiss.ppi, asked leave 20 in
troducc rcsOluti0n- which was read Tor informa-
uOu-thai tho House Of Representatives declines,
az the time, w. express an opinion the subject Of
Che future Intervention Or Intervention II the
United States in the sfairs q other nations, be.
Ieviug, as it now declares, that no care las vet
arisen which requires such expression.
Objection being made
Mr.. BROWN moved a suspension Of the rulcs :
bot the motion did not prevail, and the House rc.
fused 60 order the yeas and nays
Mr. SlBLEY introduced, in pursuance Of previ-
Ou7 notice, hl granting the right of way and max
ing donation ol the public land 90 aid in the con
strUotyu of rairY1d lrOfn the Pale of St. IJuif
rivcr 80 81 Paul, on the Mississippi river winch
after a brief debate was referred to the Commitie,
on Public Lands
COLoBED EMtGRbNrs IRON rHE UNITED STATES TO
THE wEsT INDfEs
Mr. BA%LY, of Virginia, under a suspension o
the rules, offered tho following resolution, which
was adopted, viz