Washington sentinel., 1854-06-03

be call ofthe House, on which the yeas and nays
had been ordered.
Mr.. SAGE. | move that be excused from
voting on that question.
Mr.. DICKINSON. | demand the yeas and nays
on that motion.
The SPEAKER. The Chair has uniformly,
during the last day or two, decided that motion 10
be out oforder, and does so now
Mr.. BANKS. i desire 10 say a single word 10
the House, with its permission, in reference to the
matter before il.
Mr., SMITH, of Virginia. Ihope the gentleman
will be heard
Mr.. WALSH. object
The question was then taken and il was decided
in the neg ,tive-yeas 55, nays l2I.
80 the House refused TO order call.
Mr.. HAVEN. Is Il IN order TO move that the
House resolve itself into Committee of the
Whole on the private calendars
The SPEAKER II is in order
Mr. HAVEN Then make that motion. and
hope the House will take this opportunity TO so to
work again.
Mr., PECK. ask for the yeas and nays on the
motion OF my colleague.
The yeas and nays were ordered
Mr. CAMPBELL. Is it in order 10 have the
| 29th rule read | should like to have il read.
| The SPEAKER. There is no point of order
| before the House; and il can only be read by
unanimous consent.
| MIR. HlBBARD. object
The question was then taken on Mr. HAvEN's
motion; and il was decided in The negatve-yeas
73, nays &c.
Mr.. HAVEN. As the House will NOT work,
| move that we adjourn and on that motion de
| mand the yeas and nays.
| Loud cries of''Wiihdraw that motonwl
Mr. HAVEN l withdraw IT,
Mr. MORGAN. | renew il.
Loud and continued cries of "No!n "Noml
Mr. MORGAN. Well, withdraw it,
Mr. RICHARDSON. 1t is very apparent, MIR
| Speaker.
The SPEAKER pro tempors, (Mr. ORR) The
| Chair must remind the gentleman that debate il
not in order.
Mr.. BENNETT. object TO any debate.
Mr.. RICHARDSON. am not going 10 debate
| only desire TO make proposition.
Mr.. SAGE. II the gentleman makes any re
marks, we shall claim the privilege TO reply.
Ihe SPEAhER pro tempore. The Chair ha:
| admonished the gentleman from Illinois that de
bate is not is not in order, and will enforce The
rule
Mr. RICHARDSON. am only going 10 sub
Mr.. TAYLOR, Of Ohio Well state what il is
Mr.. RICHARDSON If objection is made TO il
| Of course
| Mr.. PRATT. Go on there will be no objec
| ton.
Mr.. RICHARDSON. Have | permission te
| make proposition
The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman
has the floor and has right TO make a motion.
! Mr. FLAGLER. Ifpermission is given to the
gentleman from Illinois, Of course others must be
| heard in reply to him.
| The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair ha.
already Stated that debate is not in order, and tha
| he will enforce the rules.
Mr. RICHARDSON. will make motion
| and the gentleman can reply TO that.
The SPEAKER pro tenpoye Debate is not il
| order.
| Mr.. RICHARDSON. am not going TO debate
| | move that the House do now adjourn
| Mr., WALSH. demand the yeas and nays or
| that motion
The yeas and nays were not ordered.
/ Mr.. kEITT demanded tellers on the yeas ant
nays, but they were refus seven gentle
men rising in the affirmative
| The question was then taken on Mr.. RICHARD
| sons motion; and il was agreed TO.
So the House adjourned till Monday next, al /:
o'clock. m.