The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-28

Edwards Emrie, Flagler Galloway, Gddings, Granger
Greenwood Grow, Harlan Holloway Horton Of New York
King Knapp, KnowltOn Kunke Letter. Lseher Lindley,
Lumpkin Mace, MattesOn, McCarty, Meaain, MeQusen,
Pixie Po4 Ss% PE S 9aaa Robins:
Robson, Ruan Rust Sage sapP scott sherman Shorter
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bridge Waldron Warner Washburns Of wisconsin Wash
ssrns Of Illinois, W.ahSs5H q halns WEIGH, Whitney VII
HAYs~Msssr.. Aiken, AEsrs Benastt of Mississippi
Campbell Of Kentucky Campbell Of Ohio, Caskie, Chaee
Clarke Of New York. Cobb Alabama Cox, Culen Davis
Evans Fauinsr Florence, Fuller Of Maine GoOde Harris
Of Maryland Harris Of Alabama Harris of illinois, Haven
Knight Knox, Lake, A. X. Marshall of Kentucky, H. Mar
shall Of ksHtaok Marshal Of Illinois MARVEL Mile, Of
souri, Orr, Packer, Peck, Pennington, Pettit Phelps,
Rcaud Ritchie Rivers, sanddge Savage Smith of Ten
art, Stranahan Swope, Todd Underwood, Vail, Walker,
Wells Wheeler Woodwork, Wright Of Tennessee and FOL
hcofer-T6.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BILL
Mr.. WHEELER of New York, submitted resolution d.
resting the Committee of Ways and Means to report bill
for the support of the for the ending the 3oth Of
june 1857 and giving the committee leave to report at
any time and called the previous question The bill is
the the heretofore acted upon by the House
with the exception Of the revolutionary Kansas proViso
Mr. STANTON, of Ohio contended that the resolution
not in order as 1t not in order to introduce
ond bill substantially the that which had been
acted upon by the House the present session Such
proceeding had been heard of under parliamentary
law.
The SPEAKER overruled the point of order stating
that the absence of the provso in the bill made different
in substance from that which had heretofore been intro
duced and acted upon.
The question taken by telers secondng the pre-
vous question: and the vote announced ayes 94
The SPEAKER voted in the negative and declared that
the House refused to second the previous question.
NJ. Nafh as. ,onl as,tan
ton of debating the resolution and under the rules il
went over until Tomorrow
Mr. GIDDINGS, of Ohio, moved that the House ad.
journ which motion was negatived.
Mr. COBB, of Georgia. remarked that If the desire
OF the gentleman from Maine debate the BILL he would
move If there objection, that the bill be committed
the Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union
| for that purpose.
Mr. WASHBURN and Others objected
Mr. PENNINGTON Of New Jersey, offered the following
resolution
quesed to inform this House what amount of public
been expended since the first day of July last for each
preparation BILL pending under disagreement between
the two houses and out OF what fund appropriation and
and paid.
Mr.. HOUSTON of Alabama proposed to debate the
luton; and under the rules it until
Mr.. VAIL. of New Jersey, offered the resolution
which Mr. WHEELER of New York. had previously offered
and which the House had failed sustain the call fol-
the previous question: and which, therefore, had necessarily
gone until Tomorrow and called the previous ques
ton.
Mr.. MATTESON, Of New York. moved that the House
adjourn; which motion was not agreed to-yeas g.
nays So
Mr.. CAMPBELL of Ohio raised the point of order that
the House had just voted similar proposition, and thai
ii could not be received.
The SPEAKER overruled the point of order.
Mr. DODD of New York, moved to lay the resolution
the table
Mr.. BILLINGHURST, of Wisconsin, moved that the
House adjourn which motion was negatired-yeas 81
nays 3d.
Mr.. DODD of New York. withdrew his motion to lay the
resolution on the table
The black republicans for the purpose of preventing
ton on the resolution raised various points of order
During this factious opposition, message received
from the Senate notifying the House that that body insist
ed on its amendment to the rmyappropration bill and
asked a committee of conference.
Mr.. CAMPBELL of Ohio, moved that the House further
insist its disagreement the Senate amendment and
to the committee of conference requested by the
ate which motion agreed TO.
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. CAMPBELL and SHEER
MAN OF Ohio and STEPHENS Of Georgia. the committee
the part of the House.
The House then adjourned until tomorrow at 10 o'clock