New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The NEBRASKA BILL
Mr. RICHARDSON withdrew the demand for the pre-
yious question the resolution offered by him proposing
to terminate debate on the Nebraska bill in five mnu
after the House shall again go into Committee thereon aud
offered resolution extend the debate until Friday next
at clock and demanded the previous question on IT,
Mr. wASIIBURN, (1ie.) moved to lay tie resolution on
the table.
Mr.. SAGE demanded the Yeas and Nays
Mr.. GIDDINGS inquired whether he was in order to
move o suspension Of the rules.
The SPEAKER replied afirna.ively.
Mr. GIDDINGS made a motion to that effect for the
purpose of introducing bill to repeal all parts OF the laws
of heJnited States which authorize the coastwse slave
trade He remarked it due to state he had brought
forward tho bill on his responsibility
Mr. CIINGMAN objected to the introduction of the
bill "a out of order.
The SPEAKER decided 1t was competent u nio'o
suspension of the rules
Mr.. GIDDINGS in reply TO question, SAID his Dill
seeks TO carry out the doctrine of non-interventlon
After a debate points OF order,
Mr. HlLYER appealed from the decision OF 'he 'hal'
Mr. DEAN moved to lay the appeal on the taoie'
Mr.. GIDDINGS-I withdraw my proposition, pecauSe
the advocates and foes of the Nebraska bill think 1t inter-
feres with the fight now going on, ana uon WIS" " ~
barrass either side.
Mr. DEAN-You want a free fight
Mr. CAMPBELL moved a call OF the House
Mr. DICKINSON vainy sought to introduce resou-
ton to the effect that every bill on the calendar IN 'o
mittee Of the Whole the State of the Union which was
set aside last Monday shall be restored to its appropriate
place
The question was taken-Shai inert oo 0"A' Vi ~
House, Yeas. 6l; Nays, lh.
Mr. RICHARDSON asked leave to offer resolution 10
terminate the debate on the Nebraska DILLON Sa'uruay
next a, l clock and that the consdea OF the special
order-tbe Pacific Railroad bi-be postponed unl the
cath inst.
IMrcb confusion attendant on the proceedlngs.I
Mr.. SAGE objected.
Mr.. RICHARDSON moved the suspension Vi 'ne i"''
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Mr. RICHARDSON moved the previous question:
Mr.. HUNT wish to propose an amendment as " 'i0
time, which viii make the resolution more accep'Soie
the opponents of the bill.
Mr.. SAGE moved that the resolution be laid upon the
table.
Mr.. HUNT again to make proposition
Mr.. CRAIGE objected amid cries Of " Hear HIM.
" hear him.
Mr. HUNT-Th gentleman compels me to take
c,round which would otherwise take the remainder
Of the sentence lost under deaenng cries of Order
order.
Mr.. CRAIGE-I look on the gentleman as factionis;,
and declare him So l"Order, order.
Beforc the resul, of the vote was announced on r.
SAGE. motion. Mr. Hunt wished to say word pers'1
to his feelings. a.. ....-...
The SPEAKER asked whether it was the unsnmou'
wish of the House.
Mr. CRAIGE-I object on the same ground as took
before. , =, ,,...
Mr. HUNT-f the gentleman from Nor'h 'ar'i'r" sag
maiizcs me a. factionist he speaks a iaisehood.
Loud excamatons of Order, and great eA'l''",v"' m
Mr. CRAIGE-I will exercise my ngh'S' 1"u W.
the gentleman to order as soon as would anyoouy
Mr.. HUNT-If the gentleman says am d i"'
speaks what is false before God and the country =
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