The daily union., 1852-12-30

utos proposing 10 ADJOURN over uhl e Ast On EeDha-
ary next when the House should adjourn on this day
Mr. STANLY objected so leave was not granted.
Mr.. STANLY asked leave 10 oher resolution direct.
that hereafter the reporters OF the House should mol
publish in The Globe any speeches having been made
in the hall which might not have been 80 delivered
MIR. 5. made a few remarks IN explanation oi
what he conceived TO be The necessity for the adoption Of
Mr.. HARRIS. Of Tennessee. objected TO lis reeeP-
ton.
MIR STANLY next claimed thai the resolution q
Pending the question the point Of order thus made
by MIR. STANLY,
Mr.. HARRIS, of Tennessee, withdrew HE objection.
Mr.. STANLY explained thai in the Globe OF this
morning there published fouI-eoumn speech par
porting 10 have been delivered by Mr.. SMART, which
had not been spoken 10 the hall II embraced he con.
ceiyed. attack the administration, which he'd not
answered. il should and would have been had II
been uttered in the presence OF The House
Mr., SMART. IN reply, held that IN 50 publishing me
speech in question after having given the usual notice OF
his intention do he had merely followed the custom
notoously prevailing al least fifty such publications OF
speeches having been made by members during the pres
en session. .
Mr. s., continuing, argued al length to show that the
allegations embraced in the speech in question were all
tue explaining, in The course OF his remarks that the
Spanish government had previously violated The rights oil
American citizens in selzng and conhseang tAe baique
Geogiana and the brig Susan Loud and, also, that the
government OF the United States had neglected lis plain
duty of righng the injured parties.
Mr. STANLY, declining TO discuss The question con-
cernng the proprey OF the conduct OF The government
in this eontended that was the duty OF The House
TO guard for the future against such publications and
defended the administration al some length from the allie
cations against il embraced in the remarks OF Mr..
Mr. RICHARDSON moved to lay the resolution on
MIR BROWN, OF Mississippi, requested him to with
draw that motion which being done,
Mr. b. made few remarks in explanation OF the fact
that he had caused remarks from himself TO be IN
serted in the Globe, but that that occasion he had
imbodied full explanation IN the body OF those re-
-F al httrat
was made
Mr. FREEMAN proposed 10 amend the resolution BY
adding clause proposing that hereafter the rules OF the
House should be construed as to admit OF the dis
cusson OF any subject not al the time being really under
consideration.
The SPEAKER ruled the amendment to be out Of
order.
Mr. FREEMAN argued to prove that his amendment
did propose to change the rules but merely The con-
struclion Of The rules pre- evaing o,,,. c..,. -
Mr. +. appealed from the decision OF the Chair, and
addressed the House In few remaks setting forth the
grounds of his appeal
Mr.. STANLY, by leave, amended his resolution SO
versions (noes) of their remarks actually delivered
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee, addressed the House in
favor of the adoption of the resolution.
Mr.. FREEMAN Withdrew his appeal.
MIR. APPLETON, OF Maine, explained that he and
others had distinctly heard Mr.. SMART give the cusona-
~ notice of his intention publish his speech por-
ton OF the proceedings OF the day before.
Mr. EWING addressed the House in favor OF the eso-
luton
Mr. DEAN demanded the previous question
Mr. BROWN, of Mississippi, moved to lay the whole
subject on the table.
Mr. STANLY demanded the yeas and nays on that
motion which being ordered, ii was not laid on the
iable--yeas a, nays %.
The clerk then read the resolution, modified by
Mr. STlsLr, for the information of the House.
The call for the previous question being seconded BY
the House. the modified resolution was adopted.
The SPEAKER then announced the pending ques-
ton 10 be on ordering the yeas and nays laying on
the table the resolution days since offered by MIR
HARRIS, OF Tennessee, as follows:
Resolved That shall be the standing and special orde
Of this House. after to-day call the committees for suct
re shall give rise debate until all the commit
shall be called and If report shall be made tc
which objection B offered such report shall not be received
but shall remain until the committees regularly called
\ under the rule Of this House.
Mr.. HARRIS, by leave, substituted for his ongina
Resoped That shall be the standing and special orle
of this House, after to-day TO call the committees
ports until all the committees have been called Pro
vded That bill resolution reported under this ord Ell
shall be put upon passa unless by the unanimous con
sent Of the House Providsd further That any bill
to, may be Withdrawn BY the gentleman offering H.
The demand for the yeas and nays on laying the sub.
siituie the table having been withdrawn The ques-
uon was put BY tellers, and no quorum votedayes 67
noes 30.
A motion 10 adjourn was here made. on which The
yeas and Maya demanded which not being ordered
The House Adjourned.