The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

ceedngs in committee except to determine whether
report according to the rule and he thought II
Mr.. MEAcHAn--Having been deprived of right in
committee, should go back and determine right.
Mr. RIc1ARpssoS-I move tho previous question on
| the report from the Committee Of the Whole the
| State Of the Union.
Mr. wAsaBuEs, Of Me-, renewed his motion 10 lay the
| bill and amendment on the table.
Mr.. PRIYGIE, (dem) Of N ", moved that the House
adjourn till wednesday Negatived SO sgainst 1886
Mr. AoncAs, lwhg) ofvs, moved unsuccessfuiIy to
Mr. CAMpBxII wished to have o resolution read for in
| formation.
Mr. CAMPBELL moved suspension Of the rules that he
| might offer q resolution.
The SPEAKER ruled the motion out of order
Mr. WALSH raised question Of order that the ruieB
Of tho House established for the purpose Of fac
tatipg, not retarding the business
Various other motions were made to adjourn, &C.,
and voted down by yeas and maya.
Mr. WALSH (dem Of N Y, renewed the point Of order
this House, and Of all other legislative bodies, are
enacted for the express purpose Of facilitating and not
retardng the public business and that all motions made
such the present and sundry previous motions, have
evidently made with the sole unconcealed OBJ
iect of embarrassing and preventing the legitimate
tion of the House and clearly and tonaby
out of order and for the se reasonshat the whole theory
of government is based upon the right of the
jority to govern. fairly and not despotcnlly, &c.
MI CAMsBKII--I object to the reading of any
gument.
Mr. WAIsa--I withdraw The argument, as the gentle
man can't stand it. (LaugAter.)
The conclusion of The point Of order was as follows -
That the majority during the whole discussion Of the
question now at ISSUE have already acted with lihe
ray and forbearance unparalleled and that any further
extension of it, while subyersive Of the public interest
would tend to establish precedent which would enable
any eaptous minority to entirely control the legislation
additional motions TO adjourn appeals from the aeci
sion OF the Chair &c. severally voted on by yeas
and nays, the minority thus hgisting the majority
The question was taken on Mr. Washburn,s (of Ne,
motion to lay the bill the table. Negatived-yeas %
nays 112.
The question recurring seconding the demand for
the previous question.
M PENNINGTON, (vhig) of N j.. moved that the House
adjourn. Negatived.
Impatient cries Of aQuestiono Question
Mr. CAMPBEIII appeal to the gentleman from Illinois
TO withdraw his demand for the previous question until
can make suggestion relative to this bi (Cries of
sNo no'"Questiop, by the friends Of the measure
Mr. RIcHARDsoN--The appeal is in vain decline to
withdraw.
yoIcRs-0That's rght'--sHold on,
The demand for the previous question was seconded,
and the main question ordered to be put-Yeas III,
nays "a.
EIGHT O'CLOCK p NJ
Mr. sAoE moved that the House adjourn. Negatiyed-
s5 agains, l21.
the Committee Of the Whole striking out the enacng
clause of the bill. Negativea-yeas 81, nays III.
HALF PAST EIGHT O'CLOCK, r. NJ
Mr.. RIc9ARpsoS mo, ed his substitute for the bill,
being the the Senate BILL with the exception Of
Mr. Claytons amendment and moved the previous ques
tion.
vocerous cries Of ssQuestion" "Queston."
Mr. DEAN called for the reading of the substitute, say
ing that neither this nor the House bill has yet been
The CLERK commenced reading, when
Mr.. JONES, (dem of Tenn, said-The gentleman who
called for the reading being without the bar, that
the further reading be dispensed with.
Mr. DIAN Dumping within the BARI replied-The gen
tleman Is alongside of the gentleman from Tennessee
now. Oaughter)
The reading occupied an hour.
Mr. EDGgRIoS, (dem) of Ohio raised point of order
that as the substitute contains appropriation for the
salaries Of governors &C., must be first discussed in
Committee Of the Whole according to one of the rules
relating to taxation or charge on the Treasury.
The SpEAKER Oyerruled the point. the that
the original bill had been discussed.
The main question was ordered to be put-yeas 1l6;
Mr. Richardson's substitute was then agreed toycas
ll5; nays 90.
Mr.. hIIusoS, (dcm) Of va, moved to lay the bill on
Negatived-Yeas 100, nays ia
AT balf-Iast ten Mr. MA1IEsoS, (whig) Of Ohio made
an unsuccessful motion to adjourn.
The bill ordered to be engrossed for third read
ing Yeas 112, nays 80.
while this vote being taken Lord Egin hold
ing reception in the lobby-many members being in
The bill read third time and at II O'Clock, was
s:,ss s:,: fS:i:ys s; s;ss::
tain, chrsmas: chsrehwsif Clark cInsmsn COBB, Col
Elliott q sy., Inaii.i Faulkner, fIoreass dooas'
GssasI;S SS,rs NH, y:. hSI: %ss:.sS
donald, McDouyal McNair. MAXWELL May Miller Of Mo-,
Miller Of Ind Olds Oliver OF No. Packer Perkins Phelps
Philips, Powell Preston. Ready Reese, Richardson Rid
ole, Robbins Rows Ruin Seward shannon ~ shay
art q Mich. Taylor Of n y, Tweed, Vai, vansalt.
Watridge, Walker, Walsh, Warren Westbrook, witte,
Wright Of Mss., Wright Of Pa, zollieoHer.
NAss-Messrs. Bah, Banks Becher, Bennett, Benson,
Benton, Bugg Campbell Carpenter, Chandler, Croker,
Culem, Curtis, Davis of R. T. Dean, Dewitt Dick Dekn.
son Drum Eastman Edgsrten Edmands Eliot Of Mass
Fnisr GanSs diSdasa Goodris, Grow Grow Harlan
Of Ohio; Harlan Of Indiana. Harrison. Hastings,
o. New lo,k, Kttredge,. Knox, Lindsey Of Ohio,
Niddewortb Miller, Morgan MORRISON, Murray Nichols,
Noble, Noron Oliver Of NJ r., Parker, Peek, Peckbam,
P,nhinst9n Perbin. Pratt. Pyngle Puryear, Ritehis,
mons skelton, smith or n ", Stevens tratton Stuart
Of Ohio Taylor Ohio Of Tenn Thurson Tracy
Trout Cphsm, Wade valley, Washburne Washburn, Jr,
Wells, Wentworth Of Ill., Wentworth Of Mass, Wheeler,
Applause in the galleries and on the floor, accompa
MED BY Kissing.
The sPEAKER raped for order.
Mr.. RICHARDSON hoped order would be preserved and
moved 10 reconsider the vote by which the bill
passed, and 10 lay that motion on the table
Mr.. LETtHIR, (dem.J of Va, moved that when the
House adjourn II adjourn to Wednesday next
The SPTAEER decided the motion out of order.
Mr.. IErcHEH appealed.
The Chair sustained. Yeas 9q nays so
Mr. Richardson's motion to reconsider and lay that
motion the table agreed to, and at half past IL
O'Clock the House adjourned