The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11

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wss referred 90 ihe committee u Nayr and
M,Ans.
Tae Speaker signed the bills fuf making
appropriations fuf the ciy1 and iiplumatic
expenses % the government, and incrcaring
the pay OF the rank and iilo Of the army
Aiso thc bail declaring the southern bound
afy 81 New McSico by the annexation Of
the Territory recently acquired from Next
co; and also the hill ior the improvement
of rNcrr sud harbur.
Several hills Of 40 general import nee
wsfp then PASSED also several % The COM
mitlcc then made reports which were refer
red
The Speaker signed sundry bills FOR the
support Of the army
on notion It vas resolved, ,hat when
the House aejonru tomorrow, 1t adjourn
tail : ~ O'Clock.
Mr. Campbell moved that the House adj
joufn at2 ~.
While the clerk was calling the roll a
message IN Wnting was announced from
the President Of the u. ).
Several motions were then made that
the roll-call be- suspended, that the message
might be read, but the majority were in
I favor Of proceeding with the call.
What Is /, = asked one.
'l'he veto Of the riycr and haFbor BILL
/ was the response.
The House refused 10 ad ourn II agains,
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Mr.. Jones, Of Tennis there not mes
sage from the President on the table
The Speaker-There is no quorum and
| 1t cannot be read unless by unanimous con
sent.
Impatient cries Of Let Us have the mes
sage while Others dissentod.
The Speakerls it the pleasure Of the
House that the message shall be laid be-
fore them
Mr. kerr-I move the House adjourn.
The Speaker--The House has just re-
fused to adjourn.
Mr.. Haven't there is any power by
which the House can net on the message !
would not object.
The Speaker--U Mess there is quorum
the House conDot legislatc at all.
Mr.. Haven--Then object
Mr.. Campbell move for call Of the
House.
Speaker, IN reply 10 an inquiry. said the
message could only be read by universal
consent.
Mr.. Campbell--l object
4 call of the House was reiused--yeas
~, nays -.
Mr.. Jones moved thst the House adjourn
Carried, aud Mt half past three the House
adjourned.