The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-06

the resolution lately adopted on motion of Mr. CHARD
LER he had duly considered what was best 10 be done 10
increase the comfort OF the members seated IN the part oil
the hall in which was the seat OF Mr.. e. Alter consuta
ton with many gentlemen in that quarter. he had
to the conclusion that the only thing that could be done
was TO appoint assistant doorkeeper TO attend TO the
closing OF the doors there He not authorized then
TO increase the number OF the assistants OF the dookeep
er. and desired to know whether there was objection to
aulhonzlngsthe dookeeper TO employ another assistant
No objection being heard. il was SO ordered
LOUIS KossuTH.
Mr.. CARTIER said that he would move TO suspend
the rules for the consideration of the resolution that had
formed the subject which the House had already spent
some days. Continuing, Mr.. Z. remarked that il any
thing was TO be done in the premises. il must be done
before Friday next when, he had understood, kossnh
will leave Washington.
The resolution OF Mr.. CARTIER was then read as fol-
lows, for the information OF the House
Rsotped, That committee of five be appointed by the
Speaker to wait on Louis Kossuh. and TO Introduce him
10 the House OF Representatives.
Mr.. STEPHENS, OF Georgia, demanded The yeas and
nays on the motion TO suspend the rules
Mr.. STUART remarked that, to obvate difficulties,
ne designed moving an amendment TO this resolution II
the rules should be suspended which he wished to have
read from the rostrum for the information of the House:
but
Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia. objected to the reading
OF the proposed amendment.
Many MEMBERS. "Le him have it read"
Mr.. HEBARD inquired whether it was not in order TO
call the States for resolutions
The SPEAKER replied in the affirmative, adding that
the motion OF Mr.. CARTIER, however, had precedence OF
that which Mr.. II. desired to propose
The yeas and nays on the motion of Mr.. CARTIER
then ordered.
Many MEMBERS here called for the reading of the
amendment of Mr.. STUART
MIR. STEPHENS, OF Georgia, remarked that though
the rules would not permit him 10 give his reasons for
Directing to the reading Of this amendment. which he
was anxious TO do, as the House generally appeared
anxious to hear read, he would withdraw his objection
The Clerk then again read the resolution OF Mr. CART
TER, and then the amendment of Mr. STUART, which
was as follows, viz:
And that the chairman OF the committee introduce him
in these words eve introduce Louis Kossuh to the
House OF Representative upon which the members
recommended 10 rise, and the Speaker will invite him
be seated.
The Clerk then proceeded with the call of the roll
the motion of Mr. CARTIER for suspension OF the rules
which was agreed to--yeas 1T, nays 81.
So the rules having been suspended.
Mr. CARTTER moved the previous question on The
adoption OF his resolution.
The call for the previous question having been sec
onded by the House.
The yeas and nays were next called for on the adop-
ton OF the resolution OF Mr.. CARTIER, and they
ordered and the said resolution was agreed to-yeas
1873, nays 54-as follows
YEAs7LMessrs Charles Allen. Willis Allen, Allison. An
Bovine Breckenridge Brenion, Briggs. Buell.. Burrows,
Busby, Joseph Gable, Cartier, Caskie. Chapman. Chss
George T Davis. John Davis, DAWSON, Dean. pimmioE,
Disney D9,y Durham, Ea.,man Faulkner Flesln, Flor.
lold Gentry, Giddngs, Gilmore, Goodenow, German,
Green. GrG%, HAT Ha.ca!I: Hsndrsk', HEM HbbaId,
gersoll, Ives, John Johnson. Daniel T. Jones' Clancy
Jones, Preston King kshn. ku,a, Ls,SheI. Locthan,
Miller Miner, Molony, John Moore Murray Naber New
Odds Peaslee, Penn Pennimsn, Perkins Polk, Porter.
son, Schermerhorn scudder David Seymour, OXYGEN S
seymour shelton, smsg snow, benjamin. Stanton,
Stevens, Martin, Strauon Stuart Sutherland r Sweei-
ser BENJAMIN ThpTmgsO@ SsGIge W TnomPson Thurs
burn, j., Wells, Addison White, and Yste.-l23
NAYs-Mes.r, AbercIombie, Aiken, William Appleton,
A sha Rav IhnFf(
Canington cabe, Caldwell. Lewis d pbell Church,
Ee Cobb EHTqE H
Hs dw
Landry, Humphrey Marshall, Martin, McNnln. Millson,
Henry Moore, Morehead, Murphy, Orr. Outlaw Powell,
Savage, SSSuTTy smith, sany, A. n Stephens, TaXior,
liams-54
MIR CARTIER moved TO reconsider this vote. and
then to lay that motion the table which last motion
Mr. BROWN, Of Mississippi, asked the unanimous con.
sent OF the House for leave 10 introduce resolution
follows
Rs,oiped That House Of Representatives declines
this time express opinion to the future Intervention
on-nerventon Of the United States in the affairs OF
nations believing IL airms, that has
yet arisen which requires such expression.
But objection being made leave to introduce was not
Mr. BROWN, Of Mississippi then moved to suspend
the rules for the Introduction OF this resolution on which
motion he called for the yeas and nays; which were not
ordered
So the rules were not suspended.
A RAILROAD Minnesota.
MIR. SIBLEY. by unanimous consent introduced bill,
OF which previous notice had been gwen granting the
right Of way and donation OF public lands for the
sruction OF a railroad from the Falls of ST. Louis river,
OF Lake Superior TO St Paul, the Mississippi river
On motion OF Mr.. s., after the said bill had been read
twice, il was referred TO the Committee on Terrific
Tes.
Mr. HALL, rising 10 privileged motion, moved 10
reconsider that vote, that he might to refer il to
the Committee on Public Lands.
And then, after short debate between MIR SfBLEY
against and Messrs. HALL and RICHARDSON for the
motion to reconsider, il was agreed to-
After which the said bill referred to the Commit
tee on Public Lands.
Mr. BAYLY. OF Virginia, asked the unanimous con.
sent OF the House for leave 10 introduce resolution
calling the President for information but
Objection being made,
MI BAYLY moved to suspend the rules to permit him
TO offer resolution calling on the President for nforma
ton concerning the efforts of legislatures OF the British
West India islands to induce free coored emigration from
the United States The rules suspended and the
resolution was adopted.
MRS. MARGARET L. WORTH.
Mr.. BRIGGS asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for leave TO to take from the Speakers table
Worth.
Objection being made,
Mr. b. moved to suspend the rules for that purpose
rules suspended--ayes lo1, noes 10.
So the rules being suspended,
On motion OF Mr. BRIGGS, said bill was taken from
the Speakers table.
MIR then moved it's reference to the Committee on
Military Affairs not agreed to.
On motion OF Mr. DUNHAM, the said bill was then
referred to the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
EXPENSES OF PENNSYLVANIA CONTESTED CONGRESSIONAL
ELECTION.