New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-09
nnusE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NJ RICHARDSON moved the House receive itse' into
r.nmee OF the Whole the state of the Union av0w-
- bs puJpose should he be sustained by majority %
.,dc all business on the calendar until the Nebraska
Kansas bill should be reached.
4 Mr. CAMPBELL-Allow me to PROFOUND question.
i Mr. RICHARDSON-Ih have made the notion
l Mr. CAMPBELL hope the gentleman from Ilirois
srbg had the benefit Of statement, may be allowed
Ak question.
Mr. CLINGMAN-I object to any irregular discussion
Iupaiich, cries of question question, which the
sssker essayed TO alay rspping with his hammer and
.Tng gentlemen conversation was too loud.
NJ CAMPBELL again rose to ask question. want
mstion relative to the proposed plan Of action Loud
~. Of mo" No." wish to know whcther it Is the
ston Of the gentlemen set aside or postpone the con-
,sss.on Of the Deficiency bin which measure OF the
=, greatest importance. Cres loud and long continued
Ie0fder T. Order!1
trr CUTTING-This matter had better be disposed OF
:, uec without further delay about it, ICnes Of "Ques-
atm, Question
us WHEELER asked consent TO present n remon-
ee Of several hundred citizens legal voters of New
~ spaiust the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise.
Ne HAMILTON objected amid cries Of put it in
. Der the rules
NJ wHEELER-Perhop the gentleman from Mary
o. would like to object to that also Mr.. Wheeler pre-
\ gaed under the rule.
The SPEAKER again nterfered TO suppress the preva
krteOnfuson.
4 NJ. STEPHENS Ca deoming this matter of much
.oance desired to have full attendance and therefore
i royed coll Of the House.
Agreed TO- by Yeas 16j; Neys, II.
he House then made the call, and 1876 members an
i svsred TO their names.
y,cucs were made for absentees. Some Of them having
sd off a. follows: Mr.. Appleton with Mr.. Aiken, Mr.
pr~ with Mr. Ewing Mr. Caruthers with Mr. Chase, Mr.
r.t;e with Mr. Seymour Mr. Chastain with Mr.. Morri-
~, Mr. Gray with Mr. Prngle, Mr.. Harrison Ohio with
n, Hill. Mr. Hester with j. Clancy Jones' Mr.. IcSiul-
IN with Mr. Nicos, Mr. Powell with Mr. Mace Mr. Stan
\ ION Tenn with Mr. Yates
ystlcr proceedings in the call dispensed with The
e then went into Committee OF the who'e on inc STATE
N nc Union by vote OF Yeas, 100; Nays, &c.
YEls-Mess Absrcrombe Aiken, James Allen wsis Al
is Ie Bailey (Gs Bayy Va BsIksdas Barry 1e DSSoH'
s g c nI S. coqst Cox crsss Dsys ;
IN snsi fo1cns Good Gsenwq9d hamilton asF-
Hem Hbead a K aSH''?Ea ar hlsLs ab
s Lindsey, % Mf I% s MsDS Sssi.
Ss a, DIV, cMo Orr Packer Perkins sJ Ph'lp PhiP:
Ready Rec ehs5a'SI; sA e1n
Smith az smith Tef', S00e n Ta1 weed
ssss 1s wsbdss Wsti Walsh Warren wte Wright
a' ss 1 Bsass Bsne Bennett Gen9n
s. c1 gh cu EshPSc% Cutting Davis Dean Dix De4n
son Dunn Eastman Edserton Edmuuds Eliot E8n G5
6. sssh. , asy a SSGSn Haye as6e % ,9,oa
hs Ssyi I'm Nacham ddessr Murray
hon oiy,r IN W Parker Peck Peckhem Pennington Perkins
a. ss ti a1es sl fSR r. Is Stevens
; I'm. VIII TyS %" GS M wsshunS Me- Wells Went
Forh an Wentworth Mas Wheeler; A. o1ns IN tbo
\ The House then went into Committee, MI OLOo III 'he
Chair. ,,-.,..
Yhe6rs bin ON the calendar read by its title ma
l;pc concentrations for the cyI and diplomatic expenses
ofGoycrnncnt
Mr.. RICHARDSON moved that it be laid aside
Mr. HOUSTON suggested there be but vote on lay
inc aside all the bills preceding the Nebraska BILL and let
II be test.
Mr.. WHEELER called for the reading of the BILL
Mr. HAVEN insisted as the debate heretofore ter
minated ON the Deficiency BILL the duty of the Committee
now was to execute the order Of the House. and act on the
amendments thereto.
The CHAIRMAN overruled the point, and on appea
be was sustained by the Committee Ayes 100; noes eO.
The Deficiency bill and seventeen others laid aside one
Nv one the vote il most taken by teners-the
French Spoiaon bill by vote Of 90 to 49, and this was
The average vote on laying aside the other bills During
these proc cedngs several Intellectual motions were made
s the Committee rise At last after tedious and noisy
rrceednes the bill heretofore reported by Mr. Richard
son from the Committee Territories, entitled a Oil
ito organize the Territories of Nebraska and Kansas
WAS reached evidently much the joy of its friends who
fave to their feelings by spontaneous applause
which the Chairman underworld to suppress.
puripr the confusion Mr.. WASHBURNE OF Maine
moved the bin be laid aside and this produced laughter
The CHAIRMAN again integicred to restore order.
Mr. RICHARDSON moved the Nebraska bill be taken
pP
/ MrHUGHES objected
! Mr. CAMPBELL said he wanted to &c, al the Simon
pure BILL
The House refused to lay il aside. Ayes So Noes Vo
Mr.. RICHARDSON said he proposed to oier "a S"osU,
tute for the BILL {" Stand back "Come up "'' ""s'
exclaimed several members. ." We want 10 near YOU
lie was interrupted by gentlemen who III every
ree calm; for copies of the Senate bill Inc pages hu
red 70 tho stand near the Clerks desk, and Seng iH
Implies distributed them brsly all over the nall ms
rart of the business being over
Mr. RIcnARDsoN resumcd He did not intend to go INTO
discussion at this time only far as TO explain the eha
racter of his substitute. There were many arguments
nrced by he enemies of the measure to which he should
Ike TO reply but he would not consume time lie desired
the end Of the bill to be heard and when they are ready
70 vote Oh the question. Voice-And the enemies too
Yes; and the enemies too He would give them chance
and hoped at very early day this question would be
brought 10 vote The substitute he proposed was sub
stantiay The Senate bill leaving out the Clayton amend
ment There are other amendments merely verbal, NOT
affecting tire general principles. This was all he had to
FAY.
Mr. HIiBARD said that while he preferred the substi-
ute of the gentleman from Illinois, he would vote for the
Senate Bill II seemed to be manifest that there an ur
gent for organization of some kind 70 Oe eN
Tended over the Territories. 1hs iect was no' solT ,
extensively controver,ed lie proceeded to snow ma,
The effect o the bill will not be TO egislae mo o
Territories and advocated it on the GROUND o.
'enion and because it was based On INC bn.