The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03
Passage Of the Nebraska hin,
WAsHIscroS, May, 22-l2 P. NJ

ADJOURN were uldue ana Ictrcteu oS ayes
and nays. :,
Mr. Walsh raised points of order that
rules Of House were Tor the purpose OF
facilitating, not re,arding public bust
ness, that the majority acted with grea,
torbearance, and that any further extern
SION Of il would be subversive OF the pub .
lie interests and would establish a preci-
dent enabling captious minority to con-
troll the Legislation OF the country.
Mr.. Campbell objected to all argument
and Mr. Walsh withdrew his point,
Mr. Wasnburne moved to lay the bill
on the table; nega,ived; ayes -, nays
liz.
The question recurring on secondlng
the demand for the previous question an
other motion was made to ad lourn and
lost amidst loud cries OF question.
Mr.. Campbell appealed to Mr. Rich
ardson to Withdraw his motion TIL he
could make suggestion. Mr.. Richard
son declined.
The demand for previous que stion was
then seconded, and the main question
was then ordered to be put, Ayes III,
nays "a.
Another motion ats o'clock TO ad lourn
failed.
The question WAS taken on agreeing
to the report Of the committee striking
on, the enacting clause, and was mega
tlved ayes 81, nays III
At 81 o'clock Mr. Richardson moved
his substitute for the bill, being the same
Il l. tl., yra, t,,tn NJ
Mr.. Clayton's amendment and moved
the previous question. Cries Tor ques-
ton.
Mr.. Dean moved for reading OF the
substitute. The reading occupied an
hour.
Mr.. Edger,on moved point OF order,
as the substitute contains appropriations
for salaries for governor, &c, must flrs'
he discussed IN committee oil the Whole
The Speaker over-ruled the pom, or
the ground that the original bill had beer
discussed The main question was or
dered to be put, ayes ll6, nays so. A
so'clock, p. NJ, Mr.. Richardson's sub
stitute was agreed to, ayes 10, nays 20
The question was stated to be engross
ed for third reading.
Mr.. Wilson moved to lay the bill OF
the table -nega,ived. ayes 100, nays ia
At 10, Mr.. Madison made All unsuccess
iul motion to ad lourn.
The bill was ordered to be engrosse
for third readlng-ayes liz, nays ~
While this vote was being taken Lor
Elgin was holding reception N IN
lobby. Many members were introduce
H. am.
Tie bill vas read third time and
10 o'clock, was passed by vote oil -
AYES ll3 Nays 100.
Applause IN the galleries With oce'
s,onai Misses.
Mr. Richardson moved to re-cons'd
tie vote bv which the bill was passe
and to la, the motion on the laoie-
Agreed. :,
Mr.. Le,cher moved that when I
House adjourn it adjourn to Nedh'saa
The Speaker decided the motion 10
OIL, OF order.
III. Sneaker was sustained by VI
Of 90 to so,
Mr.. Richardson's motion to re-eohs'o
and Law tina, motion on the tab'- "
.gr..d to and the House ADJOURNED
IL o'clock
Washington, May -
Senate assembled al II.
Tn. Nebraska bill was received IT
III. House, and read once.
Mr.. Sumner objected to second re
When the bill is fairly up IN the >
a,e. Mr.. Clayton will re. insIa'e
,nendment # he can, but Ii Is aoao
ii i, succeeds. g
THO House will recede II the Ser
,ns,st. The only question really oe"
he will De the Clayton amendment
Tho drafts on the Treasury curing
-, ,vesL amounted to 81 $50 900
Mr.. Winslow, bearer OF a'sp''
from Mr.. Soule, arrived tins mon
and had an interview with Nj haf'.
The House continued without y
400 al the amendment. The comm
80 and ON motion OF Mr.. Houston
House adjourned to next MONDAY
The senate also ADJOURNED.
Washington, May
The Union 81 TINS H''l h'iio
other editorial article, relnie,ag oN'
massage Of the Nebraska h'ii. ).
The h,tcRigenc'r IN "''' ~, e"''
regrets rs passage As nniayotao'e
South ,,h
II Is stated Oh the highest au'h
,ha, the visi, Of Lord Egm IS so''
,,.,ness connected with the hahe''
Washington, Way
The wing anti-NehrasSa ea's1'
hold last evening". II was
issue an address 70 the ff'e ''a''
committee for that purpose va
/, j. stated that Mr Cutting
.,cn =, the end OF the session.
Mr.. Everett las sent i'a.i
Senate. lie states tat - = 70
hone by illness and ,ha' han = !
,-es,n, when the Nrhfa's' :
n,ssed lie should have voted aga
Pass'n - Boston Ma