The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

pose introducing bill 70 repeal all parts OF the laws
Of the United States which authorize the coastwiss
slave trade He remarked was due to state he had
brought forward the bill on his responsibility
Mr. CIscAAN objected to tho introduction Of the bill
out of order
The SrRAKER decided IL was competent To move a ans
pension of the rules
Mr. GDDNos in reply question, said his bill seeks
to carry out the doctrine Of non.intervention.
After debate on points of order,
Mr. HlIYER appealed from the decision OF the Chair
Mr.. GEAs moved TO lay the appeal on the table.
advocates and foes Of the Nebraska bill think IL inter
feres with the fight going on, and don't wish to
embarrass either side.
MIR. DEAN-You want free fight
Mr.. CAMrBEII moved a call Of the House
MT DICKINSON yainly sought to introduce resolution
to the effect, that every bill the calendar in Com
was set aside last Monday shall be restored to s appro
pirate p lace.
Housef and resuled-yeas 81, nays 1A.
Mr.. RICHARDSON asked leave to offer resolution to
next at IL O'Clock and that the consideration Of the
special order-the Pacific Railroad bill-be postponed
until the oath inst.
Much confusion attendant on the proceedings.
Mr.. SAGE objected.
Mr.. RICHARDSON moved the suspension of the rules.
Carried, yeas 1877, nays Gas follows
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K.rI5se kuEta Lamb Lane Latham LessheI Indy,
Iasws May Miller Mo- Miller q Ind Miiison Noble.
son. Riddle, Richie, Robbins: Rogers Rowe Rufin.
asSs Sssa vest
NAys-Messrs Ball, Beicher, henson. BENTON Campbell
hart Farley Fenton Flsgler Giddinss Goodrich, Grow
nyo ma's ases e
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w. s Pass Rsshs Russell iryn s.ss Sap sim
SsiT TSyrs.on Tracy Upha% Wade VALLEY washsurne
moTes the previous question
Mr.. Hunt wish to propose an amendment as to the
time, which will make the resolution more acceptable
to the opponents of the bill
Mr.. SAGE moved that the resolution be laid upon the
table.
Mr.. Hunt again rose to make proposition.
Mr.. CRuGE objected, amid cries of g Hear him-hcar
him."
Mr.. HUNr-The gentleman compes me to take ground
sentence lost amid deaenng cries of "
Mr.. CRAGE-I look on the gentleman factionist,
and declare him such. (Order-order.)
Before the result of the was announced on Mr..
sages motion, Mr. Hunt wished to say word, personal
to his feelings.
The SPEAKER asked whether it the unanimous wish
Mr. CRAGE-I object on the same ground as l took be-
fore.
Mr. HuNr-If the gentleman from North Carolina stig
matizes n factionist he speaks a falsehood.
Loud eselamatons Of Order and great excitement
gentleman to order soon as would anybody else.
Mr. HuNT-If the gentleman says am factionist, he
speaks what is false before God and the country.
During the cooquy there deafening cries of
"Order Order % The Speaker banged with his ham
mer calling on the Arms to interfere to pre-
order. The Sergeant farms seizing his of
office, hurried to Mr. Hunt the excitement sub
sided little and the Speaker then exered his power to
require gentlemen standing in the asles to take their
seats The result laying the resolution the table
was then announced-yeas, %; nays, 1874
rally moved that the House adjourn until Monday next
Negatived-56 against l3l.
Another unsuccessful motion was made to adjourn.
Cries of Question, Question: bosterous that per-
the Hobbies rushed up to the bar surprising that
there fight.
Mr.. wAsHBuRSs, of Illinois, said something, but his
voice drowned in deaening cries of Order" "Ques
ton"
The SPEAKER called the members to order saying there
could be no question put until quiet restored.
Calls OF the House were then made, and motions to
adjourn submitted in quick succession like the irregular
firing Of militia trainers.
Cries of Qnestion-Question broke forth with re-
newed sgor, and amid the noisy proceedings, the de-
mand for the previous question Mr.. Richardson's
solution was seconded by reclamation,
Mr.. GOODRICH moved 10 adjourn until to. morrow
Wednesday.
Both motions were voted down by yeas and nays
Mr. WAsHBuRsE, of Maine, asked leave to introduce
resolution.
The SPEAKER said it would not be in orde, to introduce
subject of regulation while the House is ting on
a matter under a suspension Of the rules.
Mr.. WAsnnuRSE, of Maine, moved to lay Mr.. Richard
sons resolution on the .able
The SPEAKER said there express rule against it,
pending action under the previous question.
Mr.. HAVEN wished to have division of the House
the question of the resolution, involving postponement
of the special order
The main question ordered to be put the resolu
TONS Carried-yeas 1871 nays so.
Mr.. WAsHBURNE, Of Maine moved to Law Mr.. Richard
sons motion the table,
The SPEAKER decided the motion out of order.
After the calling Of yeas and nays until fifteen minutes
past FIVE O'clock the House-Mr Stuart of Ohio, having
called for division Of the queston-agreed to the first
the debate the Nebraska bill on Saturday next, at
meridian, by yeas 114 TO nays SO, as follows
i.
Bridges Brooks Caruthers Cakie Chris
nSya
Eddy Es1n English.
Ala Harris Of Miss., Hendricks HEM Hibbard Hiyer,
. "a s! fss Sss
Packer Phelps Phiigg P9xs Pratt, Preston Ready
s%ss q smith ala smith s,I, sSy.S
STUART Of Mich, rsyss Trout tweed. vs!'
Wright Of p. zsoosr
NAys.asssrs Ball, Banks. Bseher, Bennett Benson.
VIZ. Pisa Di.ssSssn F...%.n Edn.nS:, Eliot E.as
Hastings. Haven Howe Jones Of n Y. Knox
Lyon, Mcculloeh, MAtterssn. Aeschsm Middlesworth
Moran Murray. Norton, Oliver Of NY Parker, Pen
nngton, tringle Russell, Sahn. Sage, Sapp simmons,
SHELTON. Straton Stuart of o. Thurston Tracy Upham,
Wade, VALLEY, Washburn, Wells, Wentworth OF Mass,
Yates
The second branch OF Mr. Richardson's resolution post
poning the Pacific Railroad bill to the oath inst, was
agreed to-yeas 123; nays, So.
At six O'Clock the House adjourned.
The Latest from Washington.
ANOTHER ARM1sTIcx AGREED To-THE NEBRASKA
DEBATE CONTINUED.
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1854.
Col. Richardson's modified resolution TO extend the