New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-28

iso OF 60 INTO dissolution 1 do not know what vii
be the itsu, Of NY sossdment " s1o9,ej bus every
ecr,le1 NUT vote according 20 TIE dictates OF Ms
Judgment spd So the beet in esess " he county
If The eoriemsn rom Virsinis does not wish sec-
tiorsi ory eIkaiioD; # be- books upon ether OF he
csndica'ee as beIorsug 20 sectional o'ganlLs, on
sptsco tic 20 biz interests a. the peace ana q1et OF
the country tho best ihng he can do IA to vo'e
sgsirst inch canCidefes.
Mir LEtCHER Na.l otjaeted To the gentleman
from Georgia ing test n govern him lie haH
not The 6t iCts Of sitting continuously for one week.
ror lid bt imsQiLe that airy other gent enan had. ls
constituents did not expect him to ~ here dtv am
night, 10 b. starved into ver5it, a. h. ir'eni ron
Mississippi Mr. Qui'map) bal expressed u, but na1
seIt bin here 10 act Ia iar lust aud re ssonaoe 'u
Ter IL the resolution should be adopted, ne dio no'
tuopose that there were five members who mad Inc
n O,t CntsI idea ofcarry ing 1t out. -
Mr. MlLLSON Va opposed tue 8InenGmen'. III
twas Itono ed as mere voluntary resolThon o. me
Houfe not 10 adjourn, al housh majority mish de-
.ire il, until given purpose shoud be accomplished
why it was in the nature Of vow, and al mofalsl'
declared that voys, If not sinful were unnecessary
He saw no reason why gentlemen should Impose a1Y
restriction upon their own free acts, and, although rs
had constantly voted agapst estly adjournmen's he
pIttred TO leave it TO the House - close their daily
sessions st What h, mr. they might tliuk proper
Mr.. BOCOCk "a said tina the adoption OF inc
memo en would be equivacLt 10 the deciaratl>n OF
COZ Cerleo purpose on the pat Of those VINO sh0uc
vote for il 10 Fit here until election should be ei'
fectsd He was IS mbch opposed 10 sectioldl Or
gspzs as biz colleague, Mr. Carlise> or az any
O her feStmaD; but be would submi. il TO geotemen
whether The adoption of the amendment wolld .hrox
ADV facility which they did not possess IN the
baIds of those who were supporting the gentleman
from Massachusetts, Mr.. Banks II they were 10
have organization, why, he would ask, should they
prC,rasInate II cash par had com men ed in sli
CeIy 10 he country By ito action heretofore hs hopeI
icy vould now commend their sincerity by showing
ihot ey were in earnest in desiring ali orSan1 lilon.
He should vote for the amendment.
Mr.. MCMULLEN Va was as anxious 70 see the
H. nd "a az -
Oily o her member, but believed thai If the amcli'
ment should be adopted it would favor Ihs antl-Ne'
brasS men, who were in the msioriy here.
Mr.. STEPHENS Ca, denied taat taefe hid been
auy 6emOl stratioD tnat showed the anil Neb'isAs
IL en- To b,ve majority in he House
Mr. MCMULLEN wes OF willing to give one party
the advantage The otber aAd TO sar'e men into
the ItTlormat ce Of their duty.
Mir SAGE tfen accepted the amendment oi MI
S.epttIs in zen OF his owl resolution.
Mr.. WASHBURN Me- believing that there had
been CROUCH cebae, ceman1cd the previous l-'loa.
Mr. JONES Tern moved 10 10y The res button IA
moe fec on he table.
Mr.. GREENWOOD ARK was opposed to the
res u ION on two grounds; first, because he was UNI
Wiling 1t at any gentleman should pat test to hun TO
cove HE cOu 70 bce and secondly, because II l.
ne TO become, by tie ed tion of the Iesou ion,
question of ply sicA endurance he fit that he was u.
competent TO endure the fatigue any gentleman hu
wss rot wiling 10 apply soch tea 10 others leas OF
all 10 tie gentleman from Georgia
ar. PAINE N. c. d sired to Fay that his voc
would not express his position in rotation 70 the reHou
ton. BE desned TO take counsel with his family an
freIds before swing Lis vote on the resolution and
lie desed therefore III Il IL should lie On the taoe fr
The lrotebt laughteil. lie would accordingly vote
for The motion of the gentleman from Tennessee.
The que stion was then taken on The molten Of Mr.
JODts ard II was decided In the negative; 1eas -,
uays 10.
Mr.. SEWARD Ga moved tbs; tie House 81 oum
WI ion motioa vas disagreed 10.
Mr. PAINE n. G desired 70 offer an amen 'Inent
TO The resolution. lie did not ttnk that gentlemen
ought to be called upon to make a sacrifice wihou.
con pcnf ion for j. He shouli like 10 Introduce an
ameI 6ment ths, if any member should dis under
Tie operation CT the resolution monument should BE-
raised 10 bis II emtIy laughter
The CLERK sta'oc that Le!ner debate nor amend
ucrt vas III order.
1hc previous question Was then seconded and the
rain qua ton ordered to be now put: fess 10,
Nays -.
The question ives accordingly taken on the adoption
OF Il solution tf Mr.. sage modified at the sug-
eCsCn CT Mr. Stephens, aid it decided In tho az
bJrative by the following vote:
YEAS-Meis.s Aiken. Albright, Allison, Bal, B,'hour,
BaE.sss esHIe, Of New SGE Bennett 81 MPg Isn'
r. s s asss En- S; S$SSs
bsa,o 6:.. & as..f1'et., 6.y psla De Wit 5es,
Ter OF Meme Ga lowsy dding. Gilbert G,Sssr Gov Hal
q N.aos holO"ay horo m Of New YOIs H2Tsd
Knswcn Knti, Letter, hsce Nc ally heschan, Miller Of
N%.7oi: olive o. :;eq'i r,io., fss.eri Pe.rc: Pscf
Pern, Perry Petit Pie, Prpge, fwTim,e, PuJ.n,
srOrer, s,ut p stephens. san.han, gapp,a ThOrngton
Todc 1r,hoD wsdc "sscgap Wal ridge wStr5g, Wa.
Maine, ws.On, " elch, Wells Wood, wOOd:ua md Woo
TAYs-M,',r,. Aner, Bell, BO5ee Broom. Cadw,,lcr,
Campbell Kyl Cs.le Carather, CIste, Cor Cqi en-, d.,
Eho English Ether &C, Eus Eyan' Florence Fo+
,,sr. Fa,ei go Goooe GIe,nTqo9; Hal dOrs HaIi,n
he,t Horton Ohio Hou-ton Jones ITEM }, Kidwe Like
s1' I'Tgsa k K Mh. nP 81 N s
(Itd, Mlson, MI ward iicbos, Orr Porter, Powell
RUst saEd5se ssyase shorter smith Tenn Saith ala
srttd Stewart swoPe Taylor, Thq.tOn, Tpoe Under YOGI
Asl, Van wsseg, Watkins, Wniin-y' WinsiOv. Wright
MIR. CAMPBELL. Ohio sad it was very ev;den',
f0m Ire vote Just taken, that they would have pro-
trLetd sessions. Those who had served in tn Iouee
IN yea past knew that during such ssioos thore had
been occasional scenes of disorder and Turbulence
becoming the dignity ofthe American Congress. In
submitting the reeou ion winch he would send to the
Cleik le did not Anticipate anything OF that kind,
though Il might be wise TO guard against il. The
Clerk had faithfully and imps!tially discharged his
duties cuIh the loDg contest for SPeaker, and in
Offering his resolution he therefore did not design 70
impute 10 him, either directly or Indirectly, anything
amounting 10 a charge OF improperly. II, however
seemed 70 hin that they ought TO hsve temporary
prsidng Cfotr, and when the resolution shOud De-
Ioad 1t 6ou'o be .lst he had nanod for that po
sition gentleman who was his sHtipOdes in poiics.
but whose cspability woul1 no. admit of doIot.
TIE resolution was then read as follows:
EJc;rcd qhst the Hon Jsmes L. Orr of sonih Caran, 30
invited preside this to,y until spsskes eeoteL
Mr. SAGE n. y, deemed the resolution unneces-
sarY. They hsd now been here ovor three weeks, and
had GOT on very welt, and he knew no Why at
this unc ure, they should travel on, of III, line which
Trey bad marked on: for themselves. TIE resolution
toenea TO be reflection on t5e House thai its NON
beIs cOod not comport thentelyes ashley should and
he wouidtterefcre move tat il be laid on the table.
MIR. CAMPBELL Ohio, replied thst they had only
been in session in ordinary hours, but the resolution
just adopted contemplated protracted session. 1t
vas 10 view OF this that be desred that person
well yersed in parliamentary Law might be calea tem-
porsliy TO preside them, with view 10 preserve
that order ard dtcOrum which ought " chNaoterile