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Hon. Charles Sumner. Senator Of the United
States from Mass, while remaining in bis seat
in the Senate Chamber, and while in the per-
formanee Of his duties as Senator: There
fore,
Resolped, That select committee OF five
members be appointed by the Speaker to in
vestigate the subject, and report such facts in
reference to it as in their judgement may seem
proper aud necessary for the vindicatiOn OF the
character Of the House.
A point Of order was raised, and long de-
bate enSued,
WASHINGTON, May %.
Mr.. Stewart gave notice that he should at
an early day ask leave to submit an amend
meut TO the rules OF the Senate, declaring cut
Of order any Senator who in debate should use
language rejecting on the conduct and motives
Of any other Senator, discourteousy or imprOP-
erly reAectug on the action Of state other than
the one represented by the senator speaking.
A larger number Of private bills were passed
and the Senate adjourned.
House.-Mr Campbell amended the pream-
BILE by emitting the words, whereas it is rep.
resented on the ED day Of May, Mr.. KeGts
name. The resolution then passed by 81 to 80
During the proceeding Mr.. BROOKS remarked
that no man except himself knew when or where
the intended assault was to occur, and Mr., Keitts
said he did not see the beginning of it, He
was behind the Presidents chair at the time.
Messrs. Campbell of Ohio, Allison, Cobb. Of
Ca, Greenwood and Spencer were appointed
as chmmittee Of investigation.
The following are the yeas and nays Of the
adoption of Mr.. Campbel's resolution in the
House, on the attack OF Mr. Sumner, in the
Senate
YEAs.--Messrs. Albright, Allison, Ball
Barbour, Bennett, N. Y, Benson, Billinghurst
Bingham, Bishop, Bliss, Bradshaw, Brenton
Broom, Bufinton, Buringame. Jas. II. Camp
bel, Lewis D, Campbell, Chaffee, CIawson
Colfax, COmins, Cragin, Cumbach, Coroda
I Davis, Mass, Day, Dick, Dickson, Dodd, Dur
= fee, Edie, Edwards, Emrie, Fagler, Fuller, Me
. Galloway, Gilbert, Granger, Grow, Harlan
a Haven, Hoffman, Holl,way, HOughton, Kelsey
4 Knapp, Knight Knowlton, Kunkle, Humphre,
Marshall. Meachem. Miller. N. Y, Morgan
Murray, Nichols, Oliver, n Y, Parker Pen
. ningtOn, Perry, Petit Pike, Pringe Purvi
auce, Ritche, Roberts, Sabin, SApp, Scott
Spencer, Simmons, Stanton Stranahan, Tap
pan, ThOrington, Todd, TrafOn, Thurston, II
,f son, Walk, Wade, Wakeman. Walbridge, Wal
dron, Wasburn, Wis, Washburne, Me-, Wa
son, Welch, Wells, Williams, Woodruff, an
Woodwork.
NAYs-Aken, Allen, Barksdall, Bell, Bel
rick, Bowie. Bice, Branch, Burnett, Campbell
:. Of KY, Carlisle, Caruthers, Caskie, Clngman
. Cobb, Of Ga, Cobb, of Ala, Cox, Craig,
Crawford Cullen. Martinson, Dowdell EC
mondson, Elliot, Euslis, Lawrence. FOste
GoOde, Greenwood, Harris, of Ala, Herber
Jones, of Tenn, Kelley, Kett, Kennett Letel
IS er, Lindsey, Lumpkn, A lex K Marshall, Ma,
Of well, Mcqueen, Marshall, of Ill.,, Miller, Mil
i sion, ondine, Orr, Paine, Phelps, POrtor, R
f. card, Richardson, Rivers, Rufin, Sandig
Smith, of Tenn, Smith of Va, Smith of Ala
10 Underwood, Walker, Warner. Watkins, Win
,e low, Wright, Matteson,-68. Mr. Maltese
Or stated that he desired to vote aye, but had sint
yesterday paired off with Mr.. Jones of Tenn
n on the question.