The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02

Assembly
THURSDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
ALBANY, June 80, 1862
TIE DOCUMENTARY HISTORY.
The question pending, when the House took recess
was upon the adoption Of refouton ordering printed
2ocopies of the Documentary History Of the State for
each member. The resolution adopted by ayes S.
noes 81.
PROPOSED DAY OF ADJOURNMENT
ca1rI (whigl of Erie, called up the resolution
TO amend by inserting "Friday, July sth.o
Dir. KENNEDY, (whis) Of cAyusa, moved to lay the
The resolution was then adopted
lHE INAUGURAL OF GEN. PERCE-GEEAT EXCITEMENT.
of Niagara, the question of order raised by hi M
touching the resolutions endorsing President Perces In
auguranl,
Mr. LOOMS, (dem) of Herkmer, requested the gentle
man to give way, in order that the House might dispose
Of the question referred to the Judiciary Committee and
which that committee had reported yesterday.
Sr HoLEY replied that that older of business would
be in order when he had finished and continued at some
length in reply to Me- Champn time since. In the
course OF his remarks he took occasion to aptuae
the h1issttory Of the free soil party, with illustrations
Mr. Miller, (dem) of N. Y, rejoined, and could but
enter h protest against such proceedings this The
cratic party
Mr.. KENNEDY inquired If the democratic party was not
known as the harmonious democratic partyS
Mr. MnIm-I wish it understood. (Iaughter.)
Mr. NJ continued at some length, when he
this subject be laid on the table.
Mr.. ST JoHy, (dem) OF New York, now took the aoor
and ddressed the Chair.
srEAKERThe question is lay ing the subject on the
table lie then put the question and decided it car
ried.
nr. BEMAS, (whg) of washington-There was no
motion mace 1t was merely q suggestion.
SFAEIAL yolcEs--Yes there was.
sfFAKIR-Ihe Chair understood the gentleman from
New fork to make the motion He would ask the gen.
teDSn be made the motion2 The Speaker epeated the
qpesuGn several times in leading form.
MT hnIER-I did not make the motion; made q sug-
gesuon 80 the vote was considered as not taken.
hr "a. JoliN 10 addrtess the House, but
Mr. HASTINGS, (whg) OF Monroe, rose TO question Of
After considerable confusion-haf dozen members be.
ing on their feetMr St. John, who had remained stand
ing, moved the previous question-which was on the
adoption Of the resolutions.
Mr. 7. W. ROSE, dem of st. Lawrence moved to lay
the previous question ON the table.
Wbile the vote was being called Mr.. ST. JoHN stated
mt ne mace the motion under excitement, and while
caed 10 order by the gentleman from Monroe He in
quired If he could withdraw the motion.
Ihe SPEAKER decided that he could not
me vote was then announced and the House refused
10 ay he previous question the table, by Al to 49,
MT 81 JOHN now withdrew his motion for the previous
Mr. P W. RosE moved to lay the whole subject on
Lost by ayes 80, noes a.
The SPEAKER here vacated the Chair leaving IL in nos.
session OF Mr. ELLSWORTH, (whg) of Chautauque and fed
Mr.. HoIIEY now offered an amendment, which having
been read. "e s
Mr.. SMITH, (iem.) of N. T., moved the previous oue.
tion-the adoption Of the original resolutions.
ar L. a. shTn Sdem.) Of ulatcr, moved to lay that
Mr.. sEsuoss (whg) of Chautauque rose to poiat Of
order was that II not in order to move 10 Law e
previous question On the table,