Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-05-13

The disorder still continuing the SpEAKsR direct. d the
SergeantaArm to take into custody members who
/ out of order.
That officer Immediately proceeded with his mace to Il
place occupied by Messrs CAMrBsLI and KDnusDsos ann
| his authority in some degree restored order. II
Several motions were made to adjourn until Mon
days but they were withdrawn before any question YVES
! taken on them.
Mr.. HUNT. BY leave of the House, wish to say
| word
The SPEAKER. The gentleman will suspend for
Mr.. SEWARD. want to say word.
the SPEakER. Objection has been made on all SIDES
to further debate There debatabe question before
the House The Chair must enforce the rule.
Mr. HUNT. Friends and gentlemen -
| The SPEAKER The Chair must admonsh the gentle.
from louisiana in all Kindness that debate has been
objected to- The Chair will PROFOUND the intsrrogatory
the gentleman be allowed to proceed. |.
TCries of " Consent!'l
Mr. STEPHENS of Georgia. was interrupted by
objection Before he'd finished what had to say was
called to order object to the gentemans going on,
unless the same privilege be allowed me.
[Cries of "Question."J
Mr. HUNT. appeal to the courtesy Of the gentleman
from Georgia to allow me to reply to part Of the
ment which has been made.
Mr.. GIDDINGS. objecs, unless all can be heard
The SPEAKER pro a amid loud cries for the yeas IN
nays put the motion adjourn cocc and inajor
vetng in favor thereof by the sound the House was de-
cared adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
The announcement received with much applause
and the hall soon cleared Of the weary members.
THE VOTE TO LAY THE MOTION ON THE TABLE.
The following is the vote Of Thursday morning on the
motion of Mr. MACE to lay the table the resolution Of
Mr.. RICHARDSON proposing to close the debate, viz:
YEAS-Messrs. Ball. Banks, Belcher, Bennett, Benson,
Benton, Bugg Campbell, Carpenter, Caske, Chamberlain
Chandler Cocker, Culom, Curtis Cutting Thomas Davis
De Witt Dick Dickinson Drum, Eastman, Edgerton, Ed
mands, Thomas D. Eliot Ellison, Ethedge Everhar Far
ley Fenton, Fager Franklin Gamble, Gddngs Goodrich
Grow Harrison, Haven Howe, Hughes, Hunt Daniel T.
Jones, Kerr Kredge, Knox Lindley Lindsey McCuloch
Mace Matteson Maurice Mayall Meacham Middeswarth,
Peck Peckham Pennington Bishop Perkins, Pratt Prnge,
Puryear, David Ritehe, Thos. Ritchey, Rogers RUSSELL
Sabn, Sage Sapp, Seymour SHELTON Gerrit smith, H. l..
Stevens Sratton Andrew Stuart John j. Taylor Nathaniel
g. Taylor, Thurston Tracy, Trout Uphan Wade Valley,
f. b. Washburne, Israel Washburn Wells, John Wentworth
Tappan Wentworth, Wheeler, and Daniel B. Wright--95.
NAYSMessrs. Abercrombie, James @. Allen Willis Allen,
Ashe David j. Bailey Thomas H. Bayy Barksdae, Barry
Bell Bocock Boyce, Breckinrdge Bridges Brooks Chrsman
Clark Cngman, Cobb Colquitt, Cox Craig John g. Davis
Dawson, Dean, Disney, Dowdell Dunbar DHnham Eddy
wood, Hamilton, Wiley P. Harris, Hendricks, HEM, Hib-
bard Hilye Honston Ingerol Johnson George W. Jones,
Roland jones' Keitt Kdwe Kurs Lamb, Latham Letcher
Lilly, Macdonald, McDougal, McNair, Macy Maxwell, May,
G. Miller Smith Miller Noble Olds, Mordecai Oliver,
Orr Packer John Perkins, Phelps, Phillips Powell Preston
Ready, Reese Richardson Riddle Robbins Rowe, RuHin,
Seward Shaw, Shower Singleton, S. A. Smith, VIM Smith,
VIM. R. Smith, g. w. Smyth, r. H. Santon A. H. Stephens,
Straub, John L. Taylor Tweed, Vail, yansant Walker,
Walsh Warren Witte, II. D. Wright and Zolicofer10O.
So the House refused to lay the resolution the table