The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-15

Mr. DAVIS OF Indiana who was entitled to the floor,
here addressed the House length favor OF the bill
and at the conclusion OF his remarks. MIR D. moved The
previous question.
Mr. JONES, OF Tennessee, moved 10 lay the bill on
the table.
Mr. AVERErT moved a call of the House on which
motion the yeas and nay called and ordered, and
the call OF the House was not ordered-yeas 81,
nays ia.
Mr. MILIsoN demanded the yeas and nays on that
question; which being ordered IT was not agreed to-
Mr.. DAVIS then withdrew the call for the previous
questions and the morning hour having expired that
gentleman moved 10 recommt this bill 10 the Committee
| Mr.. McLANAHAN, by leave, reported, from the Com
mliee the Judiciary bill 10 apporon the representa-
ton in Congress under the seventh census win MI
| nority report also
Both the minority and majority reports in question
having been ordered TO be printed The said Dill was re-
iersd to the Committee OF The Whole on The state OF the
Union.
The regular order of business being here called for,
| The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
reconsider the vote by which the Senae's Collns-line
amendment to the deficiency bill had been agreed to on
the day before.
! Mr. HOUSTON demanded the yeas and nays that
motion; which being ordered il was agreed lo--yeas
Mr. GoRMAN. rising 10 privileged report reported,
execution OF the public printing, and TO establish the
prices thereof, and for other purposes.
Mr.. H. moved 10 postpone tue consideration oil luis Dill
until tomorrow, and that il be printed
Mr.. STANLY, rising TO point OF order, coniended
that the COMMITTEE Printing had jurisdiction
the subject covered in the bill.
| The rule providing for The Committee on Printing,
pointing their duties, &C., having been read for the
information of the House,
The SPEAKER oyerruled the point Of ORDER after ex-
planning the grounds on which he thus ruled and then,
alter conversational debate upon this decision in which
Kentucky and Mr.. STANLY participated l - - :
Mr.. 8 appealed from the decision Of the Speaker, and
demanded the yeas and nays on the appeal.
SHALL o Of Ksnacky M ANE M1i Mr. STUART
| and Mr.. STANTON of Kentucky, participated.
Mr.. DEAN moved 10 lay the appeal on the table
MIR. STUART called up motion 10 reconsider, made
by him days before-on what bill or resolution he
did not state.
The SPEAKER ruled motion to reconsider TO be en-
titled TO precedence stopping for the time being the
sideraon OF the subject-maiter before the Houselha
is, until The next gu orning hour" on the next day
Mr.. HOUSTON addressed the House against going
Mr.. STUART was then understood to decline pressing
bis motion to reconsider for the time being.
Mr. STANLY called Tor the yeas and nays on his APP
peal which being ordered by the House, the decision OF
the Chair was sustained-yeas 1oS nays 60.
The question required on postponns this bill until to-
morrow, and that il be printed which agreed TO.
Mr.. STUART then called up his motion TO reconsider
the vote by which the bill making appropriation Tor
the Improvement OF the Illinois river had been referred
to the Committee on Roads and Canals on which mo-
lion Mr.. 5. addressed the House at length on the in
erna Improvement question.
On motion of Mr. HOUSTON, the motion to recon-
slider laid on the table.
Mr. H. then called up his resolution to close the debate
on the Indian department appropriation BILL IN Committee
OF The Whole the state OF the Union IN hive minutes
after II should be again taken up therein
MIR. JOHNSON, of Arkansas, made a few remarks
against agreeing TO this resolution
Mr.. JONES, OF Tennessee, moved to amend the reso-
luton by striking out iye minues,' and inserting zone
hour" instead thereof.
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Arkansas, contended that longer
period Of time than hour required for the proper
consideration OF that DILL.
Mr. j. then moved 10 amend the amendment by striking
out Zone hour" and inserting 'four hours agreed TO-
And then MIR. CONGER moved 10 lay the resolution
as amended the table.
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee, demanded the yeas and
nays on that motion not ordered.
The motion 10 lay the resolution the table not being
agreed 10; amended, the said resolution then
az reed TO.
Ca motion of Mr. HOUSTON, the rules were next sus.
pended, and the House Went into Committee OF the
Whole the state of the Union, MT JONES' OF Tennes-
see 10 the chair and taking up The ndian-depament
appropriation BILL the committee addressed length
by Mr.. FITCH and Mr.. MEADE
Mr. JOHNSON, oil Arkansas, having next obtained
the floor, the committee
Mr.. JACKSON, by leave, moved 10 take from the
Speakers table the Senate bill for the Improvement of the
Savannah river which being agreed 10, the said bill
read twice and referred 10 the Committee Commerce.
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee, moved 10 reconsider the
vote by which the House had allowed four hours for the
continuance OF the debate The Indian appropriation
bill
Pending the question that motion,
Mr. PRICE, by leave introduced resolution ordering
20 900 copies OF the proceedings in both houses OF Con-
gress on the occasion OF the death Of the late Senator
CLAY be published for the OF the members which
being agreed 10,
The House adjourned