The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-28

were acting with him that he had no personal feeling in
the matter That The House could rsscind the resolution
and he could come many days other gentlemen
and 90 through the farce of voting talking and adjourn
ing but he did think that il fair 10 the country
Mr. CAMPBELL stated that he had intmated ycster-
day while this matter was pending, that the WIN OF me
majority of the House its controlling rule and would
prevail he cared not how many resouons OF that Ano
the gentleman might present He saw nothing 70 De
gained by attempting force the members OF the House
intoa verdict by keeping them confined for days and
nights without relaxation.
Mr. TODD demanded the yeas and nays on the motion
10 rescind lie wanted who in favor OF that
motion who yesterday voted for the resolution.
The yeas and nays were ordered and being taken re-
sulted-yeas IL 2, nays e3-as follows;
YEAs--Messrs. Allen, Bell. Bingham, Boyce, Brooks,
Care Caruthers Caskie, Chaiee, Howell Cobb, ccmns
Cox, Cullen Davidson, Denver Do Witt Dickson, podd'
Henry N. Fuller, Gilbert, Goode, Granger, Greenwood,
Grow, Augustus Hall, Robert ,. Hail. Harlan Morrison
Harris Sampson W. Harris, Thomas !! Harris Harrison,
Haven Herbert Thomas Horton, vaientine y Horton,
HogstSa nshsy
Marshs Mateson, Maxwell McCsr,y MeMSllen, MeQaeen'
Nichols Orr Paine Porter, Pringe, Reads, Ready, Rich
ardson Ritche Rivers, Robson, Kun, Rust Sage Sand
s. william e. s% s.ss sasau s%
han, swope Taylor Tharston underwood, Vail; Walk
%asdys Walker .ra ws;sD Whitney
Henry Bennett Hssdsy s. Bsnns Rss;o
Cinrmsn, Williamson r. W. Cobb, Colf.r, Crags Craw
,d psnrs T%0sny p.y F Di Dss Dsx
Giddings. Holloway, Howard j. Clancy Jones, Kelly King
knapp, knight Hnowton Knox Letter, Mace samuel ~ 4
ver Mordecs Oliver Parker pearcs Peck Pelton Perry
Petit Purvance, Qunan, Sabn, sapp, Scott, Seward
T TDns w sseas w.d lpp' Warner Gda
burne, Ellihu b. Washburne, Israel Washburn, WEIGH
Wells, Wood, and Woodrut-s3.
Cries Of Call the rolf.
Mr. QUITMAN offered the following resolution
Rsose That the members Of this House do proceed Al
IL o'clock on this day draw for seats under the direction
Of the Clerk.
Mr. stated that he expected for the resolution the sup
port of the democratic party not because be was entitled
to speak for party but because that party was The
ayowed friend of equal rights; and be trusted that j
would ret the of the outsiders of other parties
thus he carried and do justice to those who were I'M
comfortably seated
Mr. ENGLISH moved 70 10y the resolution on the table
The motion was agreed to-
VOTE FOR SPEAKER
On motion the House then proceeded to for Speaker
Messrs HICKMAN DowDELL, BENSON and WAsHBuRSE OF III
nois, continuing to act as teers. .
The Clerk called the roll for the sixty-ninth time, will
the following result
Whole number Of votes EOS necessary to choice, loa
of these
Mr. Banks received. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Richardson.
s.Ft II. NJ.
Pennington.
Scattering.
Thers being no choice the House proceeded to
teth vote, with the following result:
Whole number Of votes 2l0 necessary to choice log
Of these
Mr.. Banks received... ..-.........,u,,v.....l03
Richardson. pf
II. NJ. Fuler...... 81
Scattering y