The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-06
Whole number Of votes
necessary to a choice

Necessary choice IOi
Those who voted for Col. John w Forney were as
follows
Mes,rs james, Allen, DavidJ Bailey Thomas H. Bayly,
Banks ,dae Barry Bsche BsseI Bliss Boyd Brsci
enridge, Bridges Church
Thoms. Davis. Dawson. Dean, Dsni. disney. Dowdsi
Drum, Dunbar, Dunhsm, Eastman. Eddy, Edgeron Ell
Gamble, Green Grow, Hamilton. Andrew HARLAN, samp
W. Harris, Wiley Z Harris, Has,nx.. Hendricks. Hb
Lily. Lindsay MssdonaIa' Nc D,asai. MsMalIen; MsN.ii
Muhenberg Murray, Nichols, Noble. Dds Andrew Oliver,
Oh P.ess, Peck re,ahaP Bishop Perkins I1 s,A =
Thomas Rchey, Robbins, Rowe, Roffo, Seymour. Shan
grass, frederick stanton Richard ii Stanton. Hs,ior L.
Stevens stra,on, Sraub, David Stuart, John Taylor,
Wells, John Wentwofih wesbrocf, Wi,,s, and Hendiei
b. Wright.
hose who voted for Mr. r. NJ Young were as fol-
lows:
E,hendec eioodc, A. Harlan, ke, Kerr, knoa Lc,cncr,
ssPp snaw, A II Stephens, Walsh wbeeler Yates, and
Those who voted for Mr. r B, Pindle were as fol-
lows:
Messs Bennett, C,ta,hcrs, Dick, Dickinson Edmonds.-
Haven, Lindey, ]. q. Miller. Motion, M over Psnning
ton Preston, d Richie, Satin, slmon., Trrcy. Uphsm
and T. Wentworth
Those who voted for Mr.. +. Hutchinson were as fol-
lows:
mresIs Benson, IL. ID. Campbell, Gbandicf LOOK Iu
om, Eyerhar, Fadey, Gsmble, Goodrich, Howe, Ready.
Il. b Washbumc, and Washburn.
Those who voted for Mr.. T. +. Smith were as fol.
lows:
Messrs. Appoton, Carpenter, Chatc, Flsglcr Hester
McCoocb, mate.on, MiadIeswab, Prinsle, aud Russell
Those who voted for DIR. J, c. Walker fol-
lows
Mcssr,. Cngman. corwiu, Ewing Hunt. Parker, and j.
l.. Taylor
Those who voted for Mr. w. II. Bogar, were as fol-
lows;
Mcsns. Morgan and Sage.
Mr. BocccK voted for Mr. Charles Brown. OF PennsyI-
vania.
Mr. EpMuspsos voted for Mr. G. w Mumford
Mr. MEAcHaa voted for Mr.. J. M. Barclay.
Mr.. w ForneY was thereupon declared duly elected
Clerk of the House OF Representatives for the Thirty
third Congress, and being present, the oath Of Office
then administered 10 him by the Speaker.
sxseEAsr-Ar-ARMs, DoosKErPEa, AND POSTMASTER
On motion Of Mr. STANTON. il wss
R,sared, That Mr.. Adam Glos,bcnner, Serge ant at
arms, M. r. W MeKpcw, dooftecpcr. and Mr. John NJ.
,oan.oS i0 The s,, hoose BE- and are :, hereby
sentaives for the Thuy-,hird Congress.
CHOOSING SEATS
The members then proceeded, motion OF Mr.
McNAlRY. according 10 former usage, 10 choose their
seats leave being given by unanimous consent for the
choosing Of seats Tor those members in the city, but
fined 10 heir by ndsposion by their colleagues
MIR. SMITH, OF Alabama, asked the unanimous con-
sent OF the House for the purpose OF allowing the Hon
THOMAS H. BESTos 10 choose seat before the names
OF The members were drawn.
| Objection Icing made, IT was not agreed to.
NOTICES or BILLS, krc.
Several members gave notice OF their intention ask
leave Tomorrow, on subsequent day. 10 intro.
duce bills, among which the following, by Mr.
MILLER.
| A bill 10 ofganizs Nebraska Territory.
roUR MEETING.
| On motion OF MIR McMUL.LEN,
Orgered That to-inorrov aud i,creafor until other
wise ordered, the hour d meeting OF this House sbali be
| IL IN.
On motion, at len minutes 10 p. M, the House ad
journcd.
| Brc"crs Panorama Of tue Mammoth Cave IL meeting
with good success at Odd Fellows Hail. and is exceeding
| ~ admired by ell who have witnessed H. There Is no
doubt that this is the best Of kind which has
ever been brongh, 10 this city No who hns taste
tina, way should omit TO whle ia here The sing
ing by The Misses Avondae Is appropriate 70 The er