The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-19

Mason, Pearee, Pratt Pagh, Reid Sebastian, Stuart
Yulee-4l.
NAYsmMessra =, Bell Of New Hampshire, Butler. Hale.
Seward, Thompson OF kentucky, Toombs, and Wade.
CHAPLAIN OF THE SENATE.
Mr. CLAYTON submitted resolution that there be paid
to the chaplain of the Senate out of the contingent fund
the Of FIVE hundred dollars compensation
Mr.. HALE read some extracts from pamphlet signed
"A National Whig," and which he stated was from the
Of Rev Mr. Dean, in which the republican party were
handled without gloves aud he wanted the Senate TO know
these facts before they voted on the resolution.
motion made to lay the resolution on the table
on which the yeas and called but before the
conclusion of calling the roll the hour OF IL m arrived
and the PRESIDENT pro tenn declared the Senate adjourn,
ed sine de-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House Let at o'clock, a. m.
RESIGNATION MknBER.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the following com
muncation from the Hon. WM A. RICHARDSON:
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
August l6, 1856.
Sra have heretofore addressed letter to the
Of Illinois rsssnog gy seat a. $ %smOsr ., 'ni' my
nave ''e '''0' ' 70 ''N' W. ". A. RICHARDSON
Speaker of the House of Representative.
Hon. THOMAS B. AcKKR recently elected to fill the
cy occasoned the death of the Hon John g. Miller rep
resentng the 9th district of Missouri appeared and took
the usual oath of Office.
Mr.. KNIGHT, of Pennsylvania, moved suspension of
the rules for the purpose OF considering Senate bill for the
yeas l3 44-snd the bill read third time and
passed-yeas 1903 nays 63.
Mr. SIMMONS, of New York as privileged question,
presented the following resolution
Reo,ed That committee of Eve be appointed to nyesti
gate the alleged assault upon the Hon. Amos GRaSeER
representative from the State of New York. by the Hon.
rna on The morning Of Ike 18th instant and report to this
House the second Monday of December next
Mr. COBB OF Georgia submitted that the resolution did
involve question Of privilege, and that the few
remaining OF the session ought to be spent in in
curing into alleged assault and battery.
The SPEAKER decided that the resolution priv
Mr. GcMULLN respectfully asked the unanimous adop-
ton Of the resolution.
The resolution was adopted and the Speaker appointed
the following committee Messrs SIMMONS OF New York,
SMITH OF Virginia PETIT Of Indiana EDIE Of Pennsyva
MIA and FULLER Of Maine.
Mr.. CAMPBELL Of Pennsylvania, from the committee
Of conference the dsagreeng votes Of the two houses
TO the bill making appropriations for certain civil expenses
OF the for the year ending the both June
1857, submitted report which was agreed toyeas lo7
nays 7S.
APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, from the committee OF con-
ference the army appropriation BILL reported that the
committee had been unable to agree the dsagreeng
votes Of the houses upon the amendment OF House
the amendment Of the Senate which proposed
in the original bill proviso restricting the military ope-
ration in Kansas and disarmng the militia in that Terri
tory.
Mr. c. stated that the committee had been unable To
agree being required Of the committee the part of tho
House to acknowledge by implication at least the idity
Of the laws enacted by the territorial legislature n
Mr. ORR Of South Carolina, said that tie gentleman
mistaken as Il was proposed and by the
mee to say nothing nPon the Ject and that there
should be no implication either ay
Mr. CAMPBELL Of Ohio desired TO bring Il at once 10
vote and therefore Sed that the House insist upon It's
amendment and pursuance Of the request Of the Senate
agree TO anoaer committee Of conference and called the
preytor. aneaton
ar orb requested the gentleman to withdraw his call
for the previous question to enable him TO submit motion
that the House recede from its amendment
Mr. COBB Of Georgia, remarked that the only way to
the bill by the House recedng from its amend
ment
Mr. CAMPBELL refused TO withdraw the call for the
The previous question then seconded-syes ss
8s-and the main question ordered.
The question taken and the motion not agreed
to-yeas %, nays l03-as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Albright, Allison, Ball. Barbour, Bar-
clay Bennett Of New York. Benson, Biinghur,s Bishop,
vanis, Campbell Of Ohio Chaee, Clark Of Connecticut,
Cswsop, Colfar Comins Covode, crsgin Cumback, Dam
dings, GILBERT Granger, Grow, hs O Ms.sOHu'eti Hsr-
Ian, Holloway, Horton q New York, Horton Of Ohio,
RaSe:, Letter., Ass.an, @ asGsts % Ssr % Of Sss YORK.
Of New York, Parker Psaroe fslton, Pennington, Perry
Pettit Pike Prnge, Rtchs Roberts, Robson Sage, Sapp
sVpsn, TSorinston TRSrson Todd TrsltSn, Wade Wake
man, walbridge, wsldron, wahburne Of Wisconsin, Wash
burne Of Illinois, wsshburn OF Maine, wech, Wood,
Woodruff and Woodwortb--9s.
sAYS-Mesrs, Aiken, Akers, Albright, Barksdse, Ben
nett Of Mississippi Bocock, Bowis Boyce Branch Brooks
Broom, Burnett, Csdwslsder Campbell u Ksntueky,
le Carutbers, Caske Clngmsn, Cobb Of georRis Cobb
Of Alabama, Cor, Crsge, Cuen Dsvd-on Dav OF Mary
land, Denver, Dowde, Edmundson Elliott, kustls, Evans
Faulkner Florence, Foster FULLER OF Psnny vaua Fuer
Of Name goode Greenwood, Harris al Maryland H.u- q
Alabama, Harris Of illinois, Harrison, Haven, nsrbet,
hickman, Hoffman Houston, Jones Of Tennessee jones O
Peun'ylvania Kelly kidwsu, Lake, Le,ober. L'udley,
ttu A Aufk No. k.ll.F
tucky, Marshall Of Illinois Maxwell MeAuliu AcQGesp,
mllsr Q, ndlans, Mls9n, Miwsto, Moore, Orr, Peck,
Rivers, Ran, Rust sanddge, Savage, Seward, Shorter,
Smith q Tennessee Smith Of Virginia Smith Of Alabama
Tyson, Underwood, Vail, Walk, Walker, weIh Wheeler,
whtnsy, Williams, Wnslow, Wright Of Mississipp, Wright
Of Tennessee, and Zoicoaer-l03.
number Of members on the democratic eide Of the