Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-05-16

he said wou i make the resol. ton more accepta
bic 10 the opponents OF the bill
Mr.. CRAiGE objected saying he looked upon
the eentleman as a faclonist.
Mr. HUNT IA short time thercaf er) asked leave
TO make per -osa ex PLANTATION
Mr.. CkAlGE again objected, taking the same
ground he did previously. IA
Mr.. HUNT was understood to say that if the
gentleman si'gmatized him factionist, he
spoke faIschood.
Mr.. CRAIGE remarked that he should exercise
his rights here and would object 10 the gentle
mans proceeding as soon as he would 10 any one
else
The greatest excitement prevaile The Speak
er called 10 order; and the Sergeant-at arms, With
his mace of Office, hurried over 10 the vicinity
where Mr.. HuNr was standing. Quiet was soon
restored.
Mr.. FARLEY moved that when the HOUSE ad-
Jonrne il adjourn 10 meet on Wednesday nexi /;
but the motion did prevail--yeas So, nays 13l
motion 70 adJournliu succession by Messrs
WAsHBuRN of Maine, SAGE, and CAMPBELL) and
voted down--yeas So, nays 1872
Amid much confusion, the demand for the pre-
vious question on Mr. RICHARDSON'S resolution
was seconded.
Mr.. WASHBURNE Of Illinois, moved that
when the House adjourn il adjourn to meet on
Wednesday, next; but the motion did not prevail
yeas 81, nays 1885,
Another motion to adjourn was made and voted
down--yeas Al. nays 1895
Mr.. WASHBURN, of Maine, moved that Mr.
RICHARDSON'S resolution be laid upon the table /;
and
Mr.. SAGE moved that there be a call Of the
House.
The SPEAKER ruled both motions 10 be on, OF
order.
The question was then stated on ordering the
main question 10 be put on the resolution of Mr..
RICHARDSON, and decided in the Acknowledgements
1871 nays 81.
Various motions were made by the opponents
OF the Nebraska bill, and the several questions
thus raised decided negatively by yeas and nays.
AT fifteen minutes to FIVE o'clock, D. m
Mr.. STUART, of Ohio, called for division of
the question on the resolution, SO first 10 take
the vote on that part Of il proposing 10 close the
debate on the Nebraska and Kansas bill on Sat-
urday next at twelve O'Clock, m.
II was agreed to--yeas ia, nays SO, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Abercrombic, Aiken James G. Allen VIII
Bell, Bocock, Boyce Brecknrdge, Bridges Brooks, Ca
ruthers caske, chrisman, ChurcRwel, Clark, Cngman
son, Disney, Dowdei Eddy Edmundson, Ellison English,
Faulkner, Florence, Goode Green Greenwood Grey Ham
Henn Hubbard, Hyer Houston Hughes IngersolL John
SON. George W Jones, J. CLANCY jones' Roland Jones,
MeDSus MeSa Mnsy Mas%s john Me sm
Miller, Noble, Odds, Mordecai Oliver Orr, Packer Phelps
Phillips Powell Pratt Preston Ready Reese, Richardson,
Seymour, shannon Shaw, Shower Singleton, Samuel A.
Smith, William Smith, William II. Smith, George W. smyth,
Frederick Il. Stanton Richard H. Stanton, Alexander H.
Stephens straub John Taylor Trout Tweed VAIL Van
can't Walbrdge, Walker, Walsh, Warren John Wentworth
Westbrook, Wte, Henrick b. Wright and Zoicoer-114
NAYS--Mcssrs Ball, Banks, Belcher Bennett Benson,
Campbell, Carpenter, Chandler Crocker, Thomas Davis,
De Witt, Dick, Dickinson, Eastman, Edmands, Thomas d.
Eliot Etheridge Everhart Farley, Fenon Flagler Good
rich Grow, Harrison, Hastings, Haven, Howe, Daniel T.
Jones' Knox Lyon, McCuloch, Matteson, Aleacham, Mid
dlegwarh, Morgan Murray Norton Andrew Oliver Parker
Pennington, Pringle Russell sabn, Sage sapp Simmons
SHELTON stratton Andrew Stuart Thurston Tracy Uphsm
Wade, Valley Elliha B. Washburne, Israel Washburn,
Wells, Tappan Wentworth, and Yates-59. s88
The second branch of the resolution, posfpon-
ing the special order, the Pacific railroad bill, To
the 2ith instant, was agreed to, by yeas l23 nays
SO. Ssfg F IN Ell sss
And the House al six o'clock, adjourned.