The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-14

Mr. CAMPBELL (amidst must confusion) said shall
resist this 10 the bitter end say So never mind
ing the gentleman who calls me 10 order
Cries Of "OrderpJ
Mr. SEWARD. There other places instead Of this
where personal difficulties may be settled.
Members here crowded around Mr.. CAMPBELL Many
got on the tops OF the desks.
Mr. CAMPBELL | tell gentlemen that | shall resist
this with all the power that can, to the bitter
The SPEAKER, The House win come to order The
Sergeant-at-arms win preserve order.
Members still continued crowding around Dir. CAMP
The SPEAKER The Chair calls on all lovers of order
TO preserve order in the hall
The Sergeant-atArms with the Of the House, pro-
ceeded TO compel members TO their seats ana pre-
The SPEAKER Those who are disorderly are acting
in contempt of the House,
ICries of "Down from the desksl1
Order partially restored
Mr.. DEAN. / call for the question
The SPEAKER The question is on the motion OF the
gentleman from Illinois, that the House do adjourn
Mr. SEWARD. | move that when the House adjourns
IL be to Monday next
Mr. HUNT. BY leave of the House. wish to say
word.
Mr.. SEWARD. want to say aword.
The SPEAKER Objection has been made on all sides
to further debate There is dcbaabe question before
the House. The Chair must enforce the rule
Mr.. SEWARD. J do not propose to make speech
The SPEAKER. The gentleman is out of order, and
point Of oras. the ii sa.ssasi s
Mr.. SEWARD. | withdraw the motion for adjournment
over.
Mr. PARKER. I renew it
The SPEAKER. The Chair will state the question.
1t has been moved by the gentleman from Illinois that the
House do adjourn. The gentleman from Indiana
that when the House adourns IL be TO meet Mon
day The question will be first taken the motion
for adjournment over.
(Cres of " Withdraw the motion to adjourn overll
Mr.. PARKER i withdraw my motion.
Mr. MACE rise to question Of order. My point is,
that the gentleman from Illinois Mr. RICHARDSON has
made fair proposition to the House and think ought
to agree to it.
The SPEAKER That is hardly question of order.
fCries OF at is the right question: though r
Mr. HUNT Friends and gentemen--
The SPEAKER The Chair admopish the gentle
man from Louisiana all Kindness that debate has been
the House whether there is unanimous consent that the
gentleman be allowed to proceed2
Cries of "Conseptp1
Mr. STEPHENS, of Georgia. | was interrupted by OBJ
lection Before had finished what had TO say was
called to order. object the gentemans going on,
less the same privilege be allowed me.
Cries of sQuestion ri
Mr. HUNT. appeal to the courtesy of the gentleman
from Georgia to allow TO reply part of the state
ment which has been made.
Mr. GIDDINGS object unless all can be heard.
The SPEAKER. No further debate be allowed
Mr. SEWARD. | demand the yeas and nays on the mo-
ton adourn
Mr. CHuReHWELL. | demand tellers on the yeas and
nays.
Mr. SEWARD. | withdraw the demand for the yeas
and nays,
The question then taken the motion adjourn
and the Chair decided that il carried IN the aiirma
tive. Applause
Thereupon the House adjourned (at twenty -seyen min
utes TO twelve o'clock, n.y. until tomorrow AT twelve