The daily union., 1852-12-07
fro BE Continued
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


AT 10, M, the SPEAKER called The House to order.
and directed the Clerk to puceed with the call OF The
roll
SO the Clerk called the roll, and the following gentle
men answered TO their names, viz;
Mane-Messrs. Mcdonald Appleton, Csocdenow, Smart,
Wasbbnrn, and Fpleg.
New Hampshire Peaslee, Tuck, and Perkins
Vermont-Messrs. Hebard and Meacham.
Duncan, Allen, Davis Goodrich,
Mann, and Scudder
Rhode Island--Messrs King and Thurs,on
Connecucut-siessrs Chapman, ngerso Cleveland, and
New York-Messrs Bovine, Haws, Briggs, Brooks, Sic.
phens. Dean, Murray Switzerland, Seymour Schoolcra,
ROya' n bas hns Ives Jsas,n' snns,. Ba6coes
kobie, Haven. AascaIl, and Burrows
Psnnsyyana-M -Messrs Florence Chandler, Moore, Rob-
bins Nc Nair. Ross. Morrison Stevens, Jones' Dmmick,
Il H%s W ao%s u.
Gilmore
Maryland--Messrs. Bowie, Hamilton, hammond Walsh,
Evans, and Cottmaa.
Powell, Caskie, Bayy. Hoaday, Faulkner Letcher, Ed
mnndson, McMulln, and Belle.
North carol.na-Messrs. Cingman. Dockeiy. Morehead
Venable, Daniel Asbe and Outlaw.
South Car9lea-Messrs, Wallace, Orr. Woodward,
Glorgia-Messrs. Jackson, Murphy, Hlyer, and Ste
phens.
Alsbsma-Me.sr, Bragg, Smith, and Cobb
Mississippi-Messrs. Nabers, Wilcox. Freeman, and
Brown.
Loui.isna-Me.srs. Penn and Moore.
Oho-Messrs Disney, Campbell, Stanton, Green, Bar
see, Taylor Qds, Sweetser, Busby WEIGH, Gaylord Har
per, Hunter Johnson, Cable Cartier Newton, Gddings
Kentucky Boyd, Ewing, Ward, Stone, White,
Tennessee-Mes,rs. Johnson, Watkins, Savage, Jones,
GentTy, Culom, Harris, Stanton, and Williams
lndisna-Messrs Lqekhar, Dunhsm, Robinson. Parker
Ilinos-MessIs, Blssel, Alen, Moiony, Richardson,
Mssoa'i-Nessrs, Darby, Porter, Miller, Hall, AID
Phelps
M,chgan-Nessr. PenninsH and Stuart
Wisconsin-Messrs, L ,stman and Doty.
Delegate from the Territory OF Ocegon.-Mr. Lane.
Delegate from the Territory ofNsw Mexeo-Mr. Weight
Delegate from the Territory OF Utah.-Mr Bonhl,eL
Mr.. FAULKNER presented the credentials OF the Hon
SHERRARD CLsMEEs, elected 10 fill the vacancy from The
fifteenth district OF Virginia who was duly sworn in.
Mr.. EWING presented the credentials OF the Hon
VIM PREsIos elected TO I'LL the vacancy from the seventh
district OF Kentucky who was also duly sworn in.
The SPEAKER here ammo ounced that one hundred and
eightytwo members had answered 10 their names
Mr., JONES, OF Tennessee, moved that message be
sent TO the Senate, informing that body that quorum OF
the House had assembled and ready TO proceed 10
business agreed to,
Mr.. JONES. OF Tennessee. also moved the appoint.
men OF committee TO Join from the Senate, to wait
on the President Of the United States with the usual no
thcaon that Congress ready TO receive any com
munication from him agreed TO-
Whereupon hiessrs JosEs, of Tennessee, HAYES, and
RoBBIss Were appointed on the said committee
MIR. SUTHERLAND next moved the usual resolution
for drawing Tor seats during the present session which
having been read at the Clerks desk,
Mr.. ). moved the previous question upon ts adop-
ton.
Mr.. FREEMAN moved to lay j, on the table not
agreed to--ayes Al, noes not counted,
Mr., GORMAN asked Mr.. SUTHERLAND 10 Withdraw
the demand Tor the previous question, and TO
posponement OF the question this resolution until
Wednesday next
But Mr. SUTHERLAND declining, the demand Tor the
previous question seconded, and the resolution
adopted.
Mr.. BRIGGS moved TO reconsider the vote by which
the feso uon was adopted and then TO lay that motion
on the table which last motion was agreed to.
On motion OF Mr.. PHELPS Mr, DARBY was permit
ted, by unanimous consent OF the House, occupy the
seat allotted TO kim at the last session,
The Clerk then proceeded 10 draw the OF the
members from the box and announced, each member
entered from without the bar (whiher all had retired
by direction of the Speaker) and selected his seat
While the drawing Tor seals was in progress, the Sec
eiary OF the Senate appeared at the bar and delivered
message announcing the organization OF that body, and
the appointment OF Senators BRIeHr and DAVIS to be the
committee the part OF the Senate to wait on the Presi
dent OF the United States with the usual notification of
the readiness OF Congress to receive communications from
him, &c.
The drawing for seats having been completed
Mr.. RICHARDSON moved that, until otherwise or
deed, the time Tor the meeting OF the House should be
at "a, m.
Mr.. PENN moved to amend that motion by striking
out The words "twelve, m," and inserting in lieu
thereof The words "eleven, a. m. :" not agreed 10.
The motion OF Mr. RIcHARDsoN was then agreed To-
Mr.. STUART moved resolution declaring that the
House would proceed for one hour to consider and ds
pose of business the Speakers table at The expiration
OF each morning hour until The said business shall have