Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-05-19

that motion.
The SPEAKER pro tempore, The Chair has
declined once before To entertain that motion, on
the ground that the Speaker has decided il out Of
order, and the House sustained HIM in that de-
/ csion.
Mr.. WASHBURN, of Maine. think there is
| mistake IN that.
Mr.. PECK, TAT thirty 1--WE minutes past two,
| a IN. / move In I The House do now adjourn
Mr.. SAGE. And on that motion | ask the yeas
and nays
i Mr.. WHEELER. And ask tellers on ordering
| the yeas aud nays.
Telers We're ordered; and Messrs. PRINGLE and
| HARRIS, 81 Alabama, were appointed
| The House was then divided; aud The teers
| reported ib in the Affirmative
/ So the yeas and nays Were ordered
/ t Clerk commenced 10 call the roll
Mr. RICHARUSON Quterupting) Mr.. Speak
The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman
from Illinois is mol in order; the roll is being
called. and there has been response.
| Mr.. RICHARDSON | addressed The Chair
before the call las commenced
Tue SPEAKER pro tenipOre. II is true, the
gentleman from illinois addressed The Chair lie.
lur- the call commenced; but the Chair did not
| recognise him until after he had heard a response.
Mr. RICHARDSON. No matter. / can make
the statement which intended after the roll is
called.
Mr. DRUM. The gentleman from Illinois GER
ianly did address The Char before The calling Of
| ,hc roll was begun.
Mr. RICHARDSON. Ii is Of no consequence
| The question was then taken The motion 10
| adjourn; and Il was decided IN the negative
| Yeas 90, nays IS.
| So the House refused 10 adjourn.
PROPOSITION FOR COMPROMISE.
| Mr.. Rll HARRISON. | desire 10 say. with the
| PERMISSION OF the House, that The proposition
| which has been made by the gentleman iron New
York Mr. Dean 10 postpone The special oruer on
the Pacific railroad bill aud 10 terminate this de.
hat. n,..s IL
vised, with no opposition from the friends OF The
bill
Mr.. CAMPBELL. object, Mr.. Speaker, TO
thai statement, tor the reason ihat--
lCres oil "Orlerm !" Ordernl
Mr.. COBB. tin his seal Why, it was all fair;
what use in Directing now? You cannot keep the
statement Oft The reporters notes.
Mr.. CAMPDELL. | was refused, yesterday.
The privilege Of saying word when this matter
was up, and shall not ask that privilege again
but ! simply enter now my protest against thai
statement being allowed 10 be made.
Mr.. COBB. IN his seat) Oh, say on whatever
you want We need some lively maller-some-
thing spicy. lLanghterl
Mr.. CAlPBELLs remarks were objected to-
MIR. HUGHES. ! ask the uuuulinuus consent
OF The House 70 make u statement.
interruptions. and cries OF " Ordern n
MIR. HI GnES lnasnuch The gentleman
from Illinois has made pr, position ON one sIu.,
Of this question: II seems right 10 stale The sentl-
uent o. the uther
[Osjeclons, aud cries Of" Order Y aud I" lie, him
Mr. RICHARDSON. made no proposition
SAID that accepted the proposition which was
| made on The other side by The gentleman from
New York. Mr., DEAN.
Mr.. HUGHES / simply desire 10 say 81.
[Contlnu' d objections, and cries OF Order ~
Mr.. WHEELER. Well, | object now in ad-
vance, 10 all that comes from the OF her side.
The SPEAKER pro ampote, The question re-
ours on the inotion OF the gentleman from Ohio,
| [Mr. STuART.l
MI. WASHBURN, OF Maine | move tha,
| there be call of the House.
The SPEAKER pro fe'apore. That is the ques-
ton which IL pending.
Mr.. WHEELER, lat ten minutes TO three
o'clock a. M move that The House do now ad-
journ.
The SPEAKER pro tempore. Tha, motion is
not now IN order
Mr. WHEELER. Then move tha, when
this House adlourns, il adjourn 10 meet on Mo ~
day next; aud on that motion ask the yeas and
nays.
Mr.. KERR. ! demand tellers on ordering the
yeas and nays.
Telers were ordered and Messrs. FENToN, and
SMITH. of Tennessee, re appointed.
Thg question was taken; and the tellers report
edtorty-seven III the affirmative. Ia sufficient num-
ber.)
So the yeas and nays were ordered
The question was then taken and il was de-
cded in the uegative-yeaS So nays Sc.
So the motion 10 adjourn over was not agreed
Mr. HUGHES. ! again. for just two minutes
ask the unanimous consent OF the House 10 make
single suggestion.
Mr.. WALSH. | object. Who wants TO hear
the gentleman
Mr.. KERR Withdraw the objection Hear
him.
[Cres of {" Hear him Y and z l object.'l
Mr. HUGHES. | only ask a single moment.
Cries of Order!' ''Order y and 9 Hear him u
The SPEAKER pro tempore. Objection is made,
and the gentleman cannot proceed
Mr.. WASHBURN, Of Maine. Three o'clock
and twenty m nutes, a. MI ! move that the House
do Low adjourn.
Tcres OF yeas and nays!"l
Mr.. HUGHES. heard no objection to my pro
position.
The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair heard
objection very distinctly.
| a VOICE. | withdraw the objection.
The STE kER pro- temtpore. The Chair has
not heard the objection Withdrawn by The gentle
man from New York, Mr. WALSH who made
il standing IN his place. The question j, upon the
| motion OF the gentleman from Maine. Mr.. v ASH
BURN;l and upon that motion the yeas and nays are
| demanded.
| Mr.. BRIDGES. | ask for lelers upon the call
! for the yeas aud nays
| Mr.. STRATTON. | would inquire Of the hair
if il is in order 10 take recess until nine o'clock
| in the ornIng
Mr., COBB, in his seat) Oh, no we do no, want
| a recess.
| Mt > TIA 1 lON. 4 tnlnR We ought 10 take a
! recess.
The SPEAKER pro tcmpore The question is
| upon the motion OF the gentleman from Maine
4 Mr.. WAsHBuRN thai the Rouse do now adjourn
| MIR. PRlNGLE. | would inquire OF the Chair
il the House should now agree 10 adjourn TO VIII I
time would the House be adjourned. it being
| three o'clock in the morning
The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair sup
| poses II would be adjourned until the next twelve
O'Clock; but the hair will decide that question
| when The House next meets. [Laughlerl
Mr.. PHELPS. call for tellers upon the de-
maud Tor The Yeas and avs
/ Tellers were ordered; and Messrs. DAVIS. Of
i Rhode Island, and JONES, OF Louisiana, were APP
pointed
The question was then taken; and the tellers
reported yeas %
/ lCres Give IL upH :" Give it upr'l
Mr.. WHEELER. ! do not give ii up. Count
| the Other side.
/ [Cries of ;. Ordrrm "Ordert'l
/ Mr.. WHEELER. Count the other side.
Mr.. TWEED here made remark ihaudible to
| the reporter.
Mr.. WHEELER ! am not talking to the gen.
NJ 4 A., ~.