The daily union., 1856-01-25
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Before the result Of the for Speaker announced
and while the clerks casting IL up the private
the main entrance TO the ball. aud the Doorkseper
nounced "a message from the President Of the United
StairAs
II Immediately upon this announcement
Mr. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, objected 70 ths reception Of
the message.
Great excitement ..d disorder hsre occurred members
rising in all parts Of the hall
II Mr. ORR of South Carolina, submitted to the gente-
man fom Ohio thai e ALLOW the secretary OF the President
10 make the announcement Of the message and then make
iis objection 10 its reception.
Mr. CRAIGE Of North Carolina, said that the gentle
man from Ohio objected 70 something-he would like TO
know what
Mr. ORR hoped that the secretary wouId be allowed to
state whether y was message or not
4 Mr. CRAGE rose TO point Of order He demanded 70
bear the announcement q the secretary The gentleman
The Clerk desired gentlemen 70 take their seats and pre-
! ssrye order
iir cRAiGE insiglsd hearing what the paper way
Shouts Of orderl He could be cried down Torder
order.l He demanded be heard "a q member Of the
body reprsrpting he did district which first pro-
claimed the Declaration Of independence
lVociferuns cries of order, aud indescrhabe confa-
Mr. CRAIGE continued speaking, demanding to hear
the announcement of the inessage
Mr. PAINE Of North Carolina. lu the name of God
and my country, protest against this thing
II
| aid him in preserving order
Mr. CRAlGE proceeded state his poin, Of order The
gentleman from ohio Mr. CAnraKL had objected 70 the
reception of what? The House did what il was
and they should 6rst learn who the messenger was and
what be brought before any objections were made
Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio made the point of order that
while the House acting under the rule prohibiting de-
bais Il could do nothing except vou on the motions that
Mr.. STEPHENS, Of Georgia moved that the message be
received.
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Withdrawn; and the question being taken the motion
receive the message was agreed toyeas III nays s4
az follows:
YEAS Messrs- Aiken Allen, Barclay Barksdsis Bell n.
Howell Cobb Wiiii.nson K w. Cobb toain. Con, cr.iTs.
Edwards Elliott Enslh, E.hsridgs Eusta Faulkner,
aorsnov fosssr Henry n Fuller % Tsom.. . p Fuller,
rho..s L n.rri' H.rrisgs Haven, Herbert Hoffman,
as, k.sss Knight Sso. Iss L@sss
LaMps. Mse As1.nSsr ..s,A, .asnpA,sy Mar
saith Miller. Aasoa. 1il.ard, Moore. Sichol A oliver,
nerseeai oysr Orr, Peslsr Paine PECK Psnnisgson,
samuel A. smith, william smith, william K smith, sneea.
Tpps S.t Ssfsn.a Waisr Warmers %sn asGs
Nell. Wheeler, whi.ssy, wili.ns wp.lo~, Daniel B.
II. Bennett Bs..aa. Baiasharss, Bingham, Bliss Brsd.
c.npb csss csu.aa ea:l cssoas cassses
Damrel, n. W. Davis Day, Dean, De Witt, Dick Dick
Granger Grow, Robert b. Hail. Harlan, HaIlossy, Il r.
" Ls. 3 mosI . kkaRS
Miller ss,g.A Morrill, saii as.s.s & R.sssr Ps,So
h.rm.s snaaas ss.n. .assn sss..s.n
Psn Tborngton, Wade, wabridge, wadron, Csdwaiader
Watson, wech, Wood, Woodruff, and wcodworth-s4.
The Clerk havng stated that the message would now be
| received
The Presidents secretary made the following announce
N L.. n--.s -.
States communicate to the House OF Representatives
message in writing it be the pleasure Of the House to ne
/ ceive III
Mr CRAIGE. II is the pleasure Of the House
Mr.. A. X MARSHALL Of Kentucky, moved that the
message be read
NrswAKENAS, Of New York, moved TO lay ibe motion
The question was taken on the motion TO sy the
bile, and IL was not agreed to--yeas 90, nays los.
The question then recurred the motion 10 read the
message which agreed tcysas los nays s6as fol-
| lows:
IEAs-Ms.s,' Aiken, Aion, Ball B.rsisys Barssdals,
Bell HeSssy s BsH1s, sosssa sS~s soyss, BtSo%,
C.skie Clingnzn, Howell Cobb, Williamson II. ". Cobb,
wards. Elliott. Ras.b E,ssridss Esssi., Ersn. fsaiEasi,
fiorvscc, Foster, hsnry NJ Fuller Thomas D. Fuller,
rs, Thomas L. Harris Haven, Herbert Hoffman, Houston,
!esett Georg. Jones, ciancy !oaes, Kelly, ksn-
x a.rsh.. naneSs., Marshall. Samuel s asr.hs Mss-
well. MeNulien, McQucca, Smith Miller Mtlson Nishoas-
Prnnington, Phelps, Powell, outnan Re.ae, Ready, RI
caud Richardson kump Rust, sxndidge Savage, Scott,
Samuel A. smith, William smith, William r. Smith, Sneed,
Stephen. stewart s~ops r.bot Iayior rhSr'tGs Todd
Whitney, Williams, wip.Iow, Dsniel B. Wright, John v
Wright, and Zoiicoder-ios- =
NAYS-Mesrs. Albright, Aiieon, Banks, Harbour, Henry
Bennet Bepsos, Blinghurrt bingham, Bhss, Bradshsw
Breuton, Bansngtor, Buriingams, Lewis ~ SsmPoeh,
Damreli Timothy Davis Day pexn De Witt Dick, Dick
sen, Dcdd, Dunn, Durfe, fdc hmrie Giddings, Gilbert
Granger Grow, Robert r. Hail. Harlan, Holloway Ttou-
a. NJ Horton yaicotpe B. Horton, Howard, Hnghston,
kclsey, knapp, knorisou ksor knnke Letter. hatt~on
cf.rtr MearhAm kBian Miller. Moore, Morgan, Morrill,
Mott Norton Parker, fescp, Perry Petit, Pike, Prnge
Pur,iapee ktchis, kobbiD Sabin sspp. sherman, Sim
none spinner, stanton, Strsnahan, Tappsn, Thorngion
Wade, Wakemsn, wsbridgs W2idron, Cadwslader G.
wsshburne, Ehu u. wsbburDc, Israel wasbburn, Wat
son, Weed, Woodruff. and wcciworth-ss.
ON the announcement Of the vote there applause in
the galleries
The Clerk then read the message ut win be found in
another part Of the paper
on Us conclusion
Mr. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio stated that As debate was not
in order be moved to lay the message The table.
Mr. n X MARSHALL moved 10 amend the motion By
inserting that The message be committed the hands of
the present Clerk, 10 be handed over by him 70 his
cessor.
Mr. CAMPBELL accepted the modification.
Mr. JONES ot Tennessee said that IL thcJ would lay
nr upon the table IL would always be in posses
sion % the House
Mr. SNEED, Of Tennessee moved 70 lay the whole sub
ioct upon the table; which motion agreed TO.
Mr.. A X MARSHALL moved that when the House sd-
journ il adjourn to aseet Wednesday next
The question takcp and tbs motion not agreed
to- sst~#
Mr. LETCHER, Of Virginia, moved that the House 40