The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-23

The House then proceeded the consideration OF the
srmyappropraton bin pending at the time Of the adjourn
ment OF the last session OF Congress.
Mr. COBB, Of Georgia, submitted a motion that the
House recede from Its disagreement 10 the Senate amend
ment striking out the revolutionary Kansas prOViso at
Mr. wAsHBURN, Of Maine, moved that the House ad-
here TO its disagreement, ..g
Mr. CAMPBELL Of Ohio, inquired of the Chair whether
ii would be in order 10 submit motion that the House
insist its disagreement and agree 10 the committee OF
conference asked by the Senate.
The SPEAKER replied that it would not II appeared
that at the time the bill before the House at the late
session that question had been the last decided.
Mr. COBB of Georgia said that il by general consent
vote could be taken the proposition OF the gentleman
from Ohio TO insist and agree TO committee OF confer
ence that he would give way for that purpose and inter
pose objection.
Mr.. GROW, of Pennsylvania objected.
Mr.. CLINGMAN of North Carolina said that as as
the taken recedng if he could get the floor
he would reconsider the vote by which the House
the last day of the late session had refused TO insist on
their disagreement TO the Senate amendment and agree TO
committee of conference he having voted with majority
on that OCCASION
Mr. COBB of Georgia. remarked that he had yielded the
floor after making his motion to recede to the gentleman
from Maine Mr. WAsHBuRNl to submit the favorite motion
Of his party which to adhere He hoped that the
gentleman and his friends would allow the motion of the
gentleman from Ohio to insist and agree to committee
of conference TO be entered along with the Others.
Mr.. WASHBURNE oflllinois, and MIR. GROW, of Penn
syvania objected.
MrMILS0N ofVirgnia moved call Of the House; which
motion not agreed to--yeas SO, nays l05
The question then taken the motion OF MIR. CoBh
to recede from the disagreement to the Senate amendment
and it was not agreed oyeas 81 nays l00-as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Aiken, Akers Barksdale, Bell Bennett Of
Mississippi Bocoek Bowie Boyce Branch Brooks Broom,
Burnett Cadwaader Campbell Of Kentucky Caskie Cling
ord D pavo Davis Of
dell, Edmundson Elliott Eheridge, Eus Evans, Faulkner,
Fuller Of Maine Harris of HsT
Houston Jewett Jones of Tennessee Jones of Penn
,yyania Kelly kdws Lake tseher LiIMdlsy, LamPtn
shall of Illinois, Maxwell, McMulIn, Mcqueen, Miller Of In
DIANA Mison Oliver of Missouri, Orr, Packer, Peck,
Rust sandidge Savage Seward, Shorter, Smith of Tennes
see Smith Virginia Smith of Alabama, sneed, Stephens,
Walk, walker Warner Wheeler Whitney, Williams Win.
slow, Wright of Mississippi Wright Of Tennessee, and zo-
NAYs-Messrs Albright Allison Ball. Barbour Barclay,
Bennett of New York. Benson Blinghurst, Bingham Bsh
Bliss Bradshaw Campbell Of Pennsylyania, Campbell Of
Ohio Chaee, Clarke of New York, Clark of Connecticut
Cawson, Coax, Comius Coyode, Cragin Cumback, Dam
re Davis of Massachusetts Dean De Witt Dick Dickson,
Horton Of New York, Howard, HugRston, Kelsey King,
MMasps Mses Se%
Morrill, Mott Murray Nichols Norton Oliver of New York
ance, Richie, Roberts Robson Sage sapp Scott sher
man. Simmons, Spinner Station, Stranahan Tappan Thor
.lnos Washburn of Maine, WEIGH, Wood, Woodruff and
Woodworth-lO0
Me- CAMPBELL, of Ohio, asked leave to submit mo-
ton that the House insist upon its disagreeng VOTE and
give the committee of conference asked by the Senate his
desire being to respond to the call OF that BODY.
Mr.. GROW objected
The question then taken the motion of Mr. ASH
BURN that the House adhere to its disagreement TO the
Senate amendment and it was agreed oyeas SO, nays
97-as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Albright, Allison, Ball, Barbour, Bar
clay Bennett of New York. Benson, Bilnghurst Bingham,
bishop, Bliss Bradshaw, Campbell of Pennsylvania Camp
bell OF Ohio, Chsee Clarke OF New York. Clark e Connec-
cut Clawson, Colfax, Comin Covode Cragin, Cumback
Damrell, Davis OF Massachusetts,, Dean, De Witt Dick,
Dickson, Dodd Durfee, Edie, Edwards, Emre, Fager,
Galloway, Giddings Gilbert Granger Grow, Harlan Hol-
loway, Horton OF New York. Howard, Hughsop Kelsey,
King, Knapp, knight, Knowlton, Knox, kunkei Letter,
Mace, Matteson McCarty, Miller of New York, ailward
New York, Parker, Peton Pennington, Petit Pike Prn-
ge Purvance Rche Roberts, Sage, Sapp, Scott sher-
man, Simmons, Spinner, Stanton, Stranahan Tappsn,
Walbridge, wadron washburne OF Wisconsin, Washburne
of Illinois, Wssbburn OF Maine WEIGH, Wood, Woodruff,
and Woodwork %.
NAYS-Messrs. Aiken, Aksrs, Barksdas, Bell, Bennett
Broom Burnett Cadwalader, Campbell Of Kentucky Cas-
kie, Cngmsn, Cobb Of Georgia, Cobb Of Alabama, Cox
Crage, Crawford, Cullen, Davidson, Davis Of Maryland
Denver, Dowdel, Dunn, Edmundson, Elliott Etheridge,
Eus Evans, Faulkner Florence Fuller Of Maine, Goode
Harris OF Maryland, Harris of Alabama, Harris OF illinois,
Haven, Hickman, Hoffman, Houston, Jewett Jones Of Ten
nessee Jones Of Pennsylvania, Kelly kidwe Lake. Letch
er, Lfndley, Lumpkn, A. K. Marshall Of Kentucky, H.
acMuiin, Mcqueen Miller Of Indiana, Mllson, Oliver d
Missouri, Orr, Packer, Peck, Phelps Porter, Powell
Shorter Smith of Tennessee, Smith OF Virginia. Smith oil
Alabama, Sneed, Stephens, Stewart Swope Talbot Tay
Tor, Tyson, Underwood, Vail, Walk Walker, Warner,
Wheeler Whitney, Williams winsow, Wright of aissis
spp Wright Of Tennessee, and Zollicoher-g7.
And then, at 3 O'Clock, the House adjourned.