Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1851.
Mr. GILMORE Representative from the State of Penn
syyania appeared, was qualified and took seat in the
House.
RECEPTION OF KOssUTH.
Under tie rules of the House resolution be offer
ed except Mondays unless be received by unanimous
consent therefore, Immediately after the Journal had
been read o-day-
Mr. CAETTER moved that the House resolve itself into
Committee the Whole the State of the Union with
view to processing the following resolution in Committee
and he hopd that the House would indulge him in sin
gle remark He wished say the friends Of the reso-
luton that did not contemplate in the action of the
Committee House, the opening of the Hall to any ha-
rangues bu simply TO carry quietly act Of courtesy
the initiative Of which the nation had already taken
The resolution read follows
Rcsorcd hat committee Of FIVE be appointed by the
Chair watupon Louis Kossuth his arrival in the Capital
and introduce him to the House Of Representatives.
Mr.. McMtLLEN objected to the introduction of the
resolution.
Mr. CARTIER said that the objection was Of no avail
his motion bng that the House 90 into Committee for the
purpose Of taking up the resolution.
Mr.. BAlgY, Of Virginia, suggested that, if the
motion to % into Committee should prevail the Commit
tee Of the Whole the of the Union could not take
up this resolution could only consider such subjects
as had bees referred to it,
The SPEAKER stated that that was question for the
Committee to decide, and not the House.
The yeas and nays then taken the motion to 90
into Committee and resulted as follows:
\ lEAS-Messrs Willis Allen, Allison John Appleton, VIM.
Appleton, abcock Bartlett Beale, Bssell, Bowie, Bovine,
John H. Boyd, Brent0n, Briggs, Buell., Busby, Joseph
Cable L. D. Campbell Cartier Chapman Chasain, Cleveland,
Cngman Conger Geo T. Davis John g. Davis Dean Disney
Doy, Dirkee, Eastman Edgerton Ficklin Floyd, Fowler
Henry Fuller ThosJ d. Fuller Gaylord Gentry Giddings
Gilmore, German, Green, Grow, Haca Hendricks Horsord
John W. Howe, Thomas VI Howe Hunter Ingerson Ives
John Johnson Robert W johnson, D. T. Jones George g.
King. Preston King, Kuhns Leche Mace Mann f. c. Mar.
shall Mcdonald Meacham, Miner, Moony John Moore Ma.
bors, Newton 0lds Peaslse, Pennnan Perkins Rantoul
Richardson Riddle ROBBIE Robinson, saokett Scbermerhorn
Scudd d. L. Seymour 5. Seymour, SHELTON smart snow
BENZ Stanton r. p Stanton r. H. Stanton Stratton Stuart
Sutherland Sweetser g. W. Thompson, Thurston Townshend
Tuck wabridge Walsh Ward, Washburn, welch white
4 Wldrak, and Yates-l0i.
NATS-Messrs Abercrombie, Aiken, Ashe Ayerett # III
Bayyi Barrere Bocock, Bragg, A. q. Brown H. c. Cabe
Caldwell Churehwell, Clark Cobb, Cuum, Dockery Edmund
SON living Fitch, Goodenow Hall, Hamilton Harper Isham
a. IhrTis s. w. Harris, Haven, Hebard, Henn Iilyer
Jack on Andrew johnson, Jas Johnson g. W. Jones III
Marsbal Martin, McMuin, Millson, Morehead, Murphy
Orr Powell Savage scurry Smith, Stany, Taylor venabe
7 Wallace. Watkins and Williamson
Il So the motion agreed to-
And the House went into Committee Of the Whole or
the state Of the Union, Mr. JONES' Of Tennessee in thu
\ chair.)
I Mr. CARTIER submitted his resolution.