The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

nary th., IN, 40 desprcsdng this should sleep on
the Speaker't tabley ~ ., :,
Committee on Territories Z rbstantialy the the
one on the table.
Cries OF no." 'sno''-not quite, !" iong sht.
Mr. CrITING-Whether this is or NJ al ~! ny s ssn.e
judge for himself 1t would. iniles' oe strange
II the two bills substantially the sanas rvnn,c
amendn ents and all can say there h vnst diaer'
eDce OF opinion between the gentleman and ny self ~ to
the construction he places these two bns Let Us
meet the question manfuly, and when the yeas and
organized territories the right frame the laws under
which they live. ] repeat under the mass Of words
this must be extirpated II can be. mean that the
South shall not receive what the old left at the
gates OF Troy and that when they strike they shall
ascertain whether II hollow not whether 1t
ceals armed men principles destructive of those which
they advocate on this floor move the previous ques-
ton. Demands for the question.)
Mr.. FLORENCE (dem) OF Pa, anxious for call of
the House and half dozen other q n lemen had
thing propose but the House preferred to second the
demand for the previous question Ayes-one hundred
and thirteen noes not counted. Several questions
were asked amid the confusion and answered far
distinctly.
The trying time had now come, the roll was called,
and the result announced Yeas, ITO; nays 95, as
bs:s
ssr,s Safsiss; DYE bsSiss Piss, Sls.is,sa
s ,,Fs E';sSs
Hn,t johnson Jones, q \. u Kittredge Knox: Lane
Me;sha@ Madis Morssn Morrison Murray Niohos
eSs rss
Rshs ra s.S q s,s Ohio
ssssS ssn
Vi E.'s Ssi w gsss TsiT ys
u %essiosI %bs.sr We Of MASS
Aiken James Allen Wills Allen
5sss SEssl. c.ss,Ss1. ss:ii; ,ssssSss!
EWing Faukner Florence Goode Greenwood Grey Ha-
nSS M % asa
sssy L Ken %
Nsr NsQuoes; Maxwell Miller, Of Mo; Mior, of Ia;
PhiiiiP Powell Preston Ready Reese Richardson Rii
sOxe ss aoses Smith Smith %
q A. Wsmy e. Is1. Of Ts91 ys1ssn
Mr.. TAYLOR, lwhis) Of Ohio, in vain appealed to Mr.
Cutting to withdraw the motion.
Mr.. STANTON, (dem.) of Tenn was anxious that the
two bills should be placed in condition to be considered
Mr.. EWING, (whig) of KY, moved that the House re-
solve itself into committee OF the whole the state Of
the Union.
Mr.. PRESTON (whig) of KY, wished to know whether
it would be in order to postpone the consideration of the
question till tomorrow.
sustain tho demand for the previous question: the pend
ing motion must now be disposed Of
Mr. Bar BnEcKESEDoE {dsml KyaI ask the gentleman a,
no." Hold on" "QuestionW "Question ~ Marked
sensation.)
Mr.. CuTIIEG-I have been appealed to by great
Der Of gentlemen to withdraw my motion. (Renewed
cries Of Hold on" ssQuestion ~ Question l) have
in other instances refused and s not my intention
to make distinction between gentleman this floor,
cannot withdraw my motion (Cries of "Thats right"
and mpatence.
So the Senate Nebraska bill sent to the committee
of the whole on the state Of the Union.
The JOY Of the enemies of the BILL and the chagrn Of
its friends may be imagined.
To clnch The voe Mr. moved to reconsider it,
and lay the motion the table,
This prevailed-yeas, ITO; nays, 90.
Mr.. CAMPBEII-I move the House adjourn.
Mr.. HoUsToS-0h no; let's clear the Speakers table.
The House then adjourned.