The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-08

Mr. WALSH nominated Mr. Beverly Tucker
Mr.. GlDDlNGS nominated Ar. Ganael Baily
Mr, Campbell, OF Ohio, nominated Mr.. Horace
Greeley
Messrs. HIBBARD, BococK, CHANDLER, and STEPHENS
OF Georgia, We're appointed tellers. aaE
The House then proceeded TO ballot for public printer.
with the following result:
For g Esss% a asis: l z, vote.
Beverly Tucker 20
Gamaiel Badly a
Gideon y Company
HORACE Gree ley
Lemuel Tow ers t
Roger A, Pryor
Whole number OF votes 2I7
Necessary to an election, 100.
Those who voted tor Gen. Robert Armstrong were as
follows: #aJ
Me,.rs Aiken. lame, e Allen, WIN. Allen. A,hs, p
Boeock Boyd Bes1ip Or. Chsmbersin ch...an.
Dawson Dean, De1,. Disney, Dowdel, Dunbar, Durham.
saes F GaaIe Gssn Gasnwaoa Cow Hsmoa.
Andiew ]. Haan. saapsoa " Hsais, Wiley b Harris.
Jones. kidwell, Kuedys Kasiz Lamb. Lane. Latham,
son. MORRISON. Murray, Nichols Noble. Dds. Orr, Packer.
Richa,dson. Riddle. Thomas Ri;chsv. Robbins Rowe.
a ss %a% sn saw K sfs
sncdgrass Frederick P Santon Richard stanton, Hes,
Stuart T.so rlon
Walb.dgs, Walker: Warren John Wentworth, We.tbrook.
and Hendrck d. Wright
Those who voted for Joseph Gales were as follows:
Ms,sr Abercronbie, Appleton, Ball, Benson. Busg.
Cox. Geckef cpIom cnnng, Dick. Dickinson, Eshs.
Iek dsy Aaron Haan Hs.,s M aoSe
Hunt. Kerr. Knox, Lindley. MsCaIochh: Masse.on.
ton, Mordecai Oliver Parker Pennington Preston, Prn-
ss pnrysar Ready Reese, David Richie Kogea. Rus.
John l.. Taylor, Tracy, Upham. Elihn b Washbnrns
Golfer
Those who voted for Beverly Tucker a. follows:
Me;srs. Thoma, H. Bayly. Boyco. Brooks. G..ko, Gut
Walsh. Wells, Wheeler, and Wlt'e 1
Those who voted for Gamalie Baily were as follows
Messrs. Giddings aud Wade. satsa
Mr. BENTON voted for Messrs Gideon & Co.
Mr.. ENGLISH voted for John c. Rives
Mr.. CAMPBELL, OF Ohio, voted for Horace Greeley
| Mr.. BENNETT voted for Lemue Towers.
MIR. McQurEs voted for Roger 2. Pryor
General Robert Armstrong, having received 1875 votes.
hereupon duly elected public printer for The House
of Representatives for the present Congress. ss5s
COMMUNICATIONS FROM DEPARTMENTS. IA
report from the Secretary Of the Treasury then
presented 10 the House by the Speaker; and without
being read, after some debate,
| On motion Of MIR. HOUSTON, was referred to the
Committee Of Ways and Means, when appointed, and,
together with the accompanying documents. ordered to
Mr.. HOUSTON moved that $4,000 extra copies b
printed; which motion was referred 10 the Committee on
Printing when appointed
Treasurer OF the United States and without being reed
On motion Of Mr. HOUSTON, was laid upon the liable,
and with The accompanying documents, was ordered to
be printed. 9s04 +
THE sPEAKLn.
Mr.. OLDS offered the following resolution:
Rsolred. That OF the number messeogcs now allowed
be known Speakers clerk and tina, he be allowed
GrlAT en~ rf
the Secretary OF the Senate
MIR. OLDS said that he had been informed that The
President of the Senate has not onys messenger sod
page but clerk while the Speaker OF Inc House 81 Rsp-
who has lar more busness 10 Transact than
the President OF the Senate. has neither clerk messenger
Mr.. HOWE asked wha, compensation il was proposed
to allow The clerk IE-I.ss
Mr. oLpS twill be - per day
Mr. BAYLY, OF Virginia, moved 10 amend the reeolu-
ton by providing for the election OF the Librarian OF ths
House. and not have him appointed BY the Clerk
the present He thought the Librarian might ~
well be appointed by the Doorkesper Postmaster = b.
the Clerk II there any officer who ought 70 b d.
rscty under the control OF the House than another.
he thought II should be the Librarian, he hsd The
charge OF those documents that members might need In
the proper discharge Of their duties here. sf5n
The SPEAKER ruled the ameodnsn, out Of order.
Mr.. OLDS, nj the suggestion oil Mr.. ORR, ameaded
his resolution BY making II read and that be b allowed
rate OF compensation not exceeding ~ per day"
The Previous question We. then demanded a.d sseo.S-
VISION, the resolution was then agreed TO. pt
PETITIONS, ETC. 8l.setf.a
The Speaker then called upon the States for petitions,
which then received, and appropriately dspossd o.
Several members aso gave notice OF their intention to
ask leave a, future time 10 introduce varoHs bills
MESSAGE IRON THE ts a
ssage received from the Senate BY As6ury
Dckne, lis Secretary informing the House that the Sen
ale had passed House JOINT resolution No L. Tor TIE re-
lief oil Alex Field, late secretary OF wisconsin Isn.
tory, and HE suretiea. .
Ger a. ils chaplain during the present session.
The following resolution from the Senate was tAsn
read
R,socsl That chaplans, Of different donounina-
lions. be appointed for the tessonone By each
hou.e-to interchange weekly between the two homes.
The question being taken upon the adoption OF The
resolution, il was agreed 10. # fslft .a.tt
Subsequently, the vote agreeing 10 the resolution was
reconsdered and. together with the following substitute,
was laid upon the table,
Rsssd. uhe Senate rring) That the Clergyman es
the several religious denominations of Washington c be
requested attend and ofcIats slsrnassy, chapsiss
for both houses Of Congress- during fine present Conke
ard that the usual be divided among the
aald clergymen 70 ofteiating.i fsANstN4kN
'Hsl Nlk.f3 s1ief pEnATr BILL teN ~
Senate bill No /, entitled "An act TO indemnify the
State Of Indiana for failure OF title to township al land
granted 10 said State upon her admission The Unon
IN 1919 was taken up and read the Arst and
ond times.
engrossed for its third reading. and passed. 81,
pnrsnci would set bad precedent He did not obtect
IL, tho huf In IL