The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-11
The following is the vote in detail !:

The following is the vote in dcta. .
For M,. N. ?. Bank.,,Alhright, Allison Barbour,
II. Campbell, Lewis D. Campbell Chafse Ciswson, Ezra
s cG as bsv Ds G Dss
Duree, Emris Flagler Galloway, Giddngs, Gilbert Gran
fforton, Valentine b Horton Howard Hughston. Kelsey
King, knapp, Knight Knowton knox Letter. Mace, Mat Mat
Perry Pstd PIKE, Pnee, Parvianes Ritebie, Ro6bins
espsr Tedd Trssa 'a Wade Wassass werids W.a!on
FOR Nr. Ricaarason. Messr. Aiken, Allen, Barclay,
Branch s Brooks, burnett csdw..dsr O.rushsr Caas
Ciineman, Howell Cobb Williamson <. W. Cobb, Craige,
Greenwood, Augustus Hall, sampson w. Harris, Thos.
W. Jone ass j. Clancy jones'. Ksits Kelly
Lumpkn, samuel 8. Marshall Maxwell MoMpen nl las Nc
Seward shorter, Samuel 4. smith, VIM smith, stephens,
Sif%ts Wn.ios, and ,'a.i John v Wright. !,
For M. Fauer Messrs Broom Bayard Clark, Cullen II
ven, Hoffman, Kenneth Kunkel, Lindley, Alexander X
MARSHALL Miward, Paine, pearee Porter Purysar Ready
s.I SON. Underwood, Walk, whitney, and zollcoasr.
For Mr. zoicc9er. Mesrs. j. r Campbell Garlic, Cox,
Far M Walker-Mossrs. Eustis and Swope.
For Mr.. Leiter.--Mr. Dunn.
penNfngf0n.--Mr.
FOR Ifr. Rapsn.-Mr. Rtheridge
For Mr 5arr;son-MMr y,s T; II w.a.,r,, u. Fuller
For NJ Harlan.--Mr. Moore.
FOR lfr. Waceer.--Mr. A. Oliver
For Mr.. EHiou.--Mr. Richardson.
For ~. I'm. smih.--Mr. Walker.
For Mr.. A. Oirr.-Mr Wheeler.
So there was choice
Mr. THoRINGTUN. Mr. Clerk, in order to secure an
organization take the liberty my own responsibility,
offer resolution similar TO the one adopted in l8do II
is as follows
R~so,red That the House shall proceed Immediately to the
election OF r.sa sDs 10" a.s ~ .hs Nave
ooived the majority the whole number Of votes the roll
shall again BE- called and the me%ssr wha sna sd u
quorum, shall be declared to be Speaker.
Mr. BoCOCK. demand the yeas and nays on that res
olutisn.
The yeas and nays we're ordered
Much confusion aud disorder prevailed in the hail.
large number of members rising and speaking at the same
time amid loud cries Of aCall the roll ac.
Several members moved 10 lay the resolution ON the Ia
The Clerk in vain attempted to restore order In 10
Mr (.IDpIYGs was heard TO say I wish to appeal !,
the gentleman from Iowa whdra tha resolution, and
let the voting go for little while think tne feeling
is generally in shvor of proceeding regularly with t'
call
Mr. PHELPS The resolution cannot be withdrawn al.
ter the yeas and nays have been ordered
TI.oud erica OF aCall the roll
Mr. WASHBURN, OF Maine. ! understand the reyolu
ton to be Withdrawn
Mr. PHELPS. II tcannot he withdrawn
Mr. wASHBTRN. II IL competen at for The pentlemar
TO withdraw the resolution after the anS In
been ordered. II has Invariably been done
The Clerk There a motion made 20 lay the resolu
on on table the yens and nays were card ior and
ordered and, consequently the offer OF the gentleman from
Iowa to withdraw the resolution is not in order
Mr. WASHBTRNE appeal from t1 Il DECISION
Mr. FLORENCE. The first y n the roll had been
called Mr. AxSn and he desired know what the oues
ton was before he voted sub nit then that the Offer q
the gentleman from Iowa is rot in order and tis, Mr.
AIgsx has the floor. Laughter
Mr. THORINGTON asked ta. y h,lraw The resolution 3
gentenan who sat ne n him rose and said that The
gentleman from Iowa had Addressed the CLERK before hs
proceeded with the call.
Mr.. JONES, Of Tennef <sc, hope gentlemen " III with
draw their objections lie withdrawal or the resolution
think the gentleman offered II has psrfct right
10 Il until u has bosn aced upon by the Hsnse II Is his