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

back, Damrel Davis Of Masssehusetts Dean, Dc VITA,
Dick, Dickson Dodd, Duree, Kdis Edwards, Emrie, Flag
Horton 81 New York, Howard Hughston, Kelsey, King
Knapp, knight, knewton Knox, Kunkel, Letter. Mace
Mott, Murray Nichols, Norton Oliver 81 New York, Par,
Res fs'oR psannst99 Petit PKG Psgs rsSSsanse
ton, Thuston, Todd Traiton, Wade Wakeman, Wabrdge
Wadron Washburne OF Wisconsin, Washburne OF Illinois
washburn Of Maine, Weeh, Wood, Woodruff, and Wood
NAYs-Mssrs Aiken, Akers, BarksdAls Bell Bennett Of
d deorgia Cobb Of Alabama, Cox, crage Crawford Cul
mandson Elliott Etheridge, Eustis Evans Faulkner Flor
ence Fuller of Maine Goode, Harris of yand, Harris Of
Houston Jewe Jones OF Tennessee Jones Pennsy
Kelly, Kidwsil Lake, Letcher, Lndey Lgmpain, A. X;
Marshall OF Kentucky H. Marshall Of Kentucky Marshall OF
Illinois, Maxwell, McMulln, McQueen Miller Of Indiana,
Mson Orr Packer, Peck Phelps Porter Powell, Quman
Shorter, smith Of tennessee, smith q Virginia Smith
Alabama Sneed, Stephens Stewart Swnpe Talbot Tay-
S appS Of Msssspp WRIGHT
of Tennessee, and Lollicoher-93. .. ..H. a aNr#
Mr.. BoCoCk of Virginia, when he voted, gave notice
that he voted in the affirmative with the majority in order
that he might reconsideration. "ag#a. #a I9%
On the of the vote he attempted to get the
floor for that purpose; but the Speaker assigned to
Mr.. WASHBURN, of Maine, who moved to reconsider
the vote just taken and to lay that motion the table
which was agreed to--yeas 81, nays 95--as follows;
YEASMessrs. Albright, Allison, Barbour Barclay Ben.
nett of New York, BENSON Bilnghurst Bingham, Bishop
Ohio Chaiiee Clark Of Connecticut Clawson Colfaz
ms Covode, Cragn, Cumback Damre Davis OF Massaehu'
Ss D. T Dsa Da paIss ES
Hall Of Massachusetts Harlan, Holloway, Horton Of New
Rss. n Rsats Ls k .a an kaas sGs
Miller OF New York, Millward Morgan Morrill, Mott Mar-
ray, Nichols Norton Oliver of New York, Parker Peton
Pennington, Pettt Pike, Prnge Purviance Rtehe Rob
erts Robson, Sage sapp Scott Sherman Simmons Spin
ner, stanton srsnahan, Yappan Thorington, Thurston
Washburne Of Wisconsin Washburne Of Illinois, Washburn
of Maine, Wseh, Wo9druf and weodw9r.h- 81, D..
Broom Burnett cadwaads Campbell Of Kentucky Casis
Crawford Cullen Davidson Davis Of Maryland, Denver,
Dowdell, Edmundson, Elliot Etheridge E1stis, Evans,
ryand, Harris o Alabama Harris Illinois, Haven, Hick
Hoffman Houston, Jewet Jones of Tennessee Jones
Of Kelly kdxs Lake Lsshsr L9ndsy
lucky, Marshall of Illinois, Maxwell, McMulin Mcqueen,
Miller of Indiana Milson Orr Packer Peck Phelps Por-
ddge Savage Seward Shorter, Smith of Tennessee Smith
Virginia, Smith of Alabama sneed Stephens, Stewart
W"Ps Wheeler Williams
Wright Of Mississippi Wright of Tennessee, and zoicofe
95 - .1t-'
ADJOURNMENT
Mr.. SHERMAN, of Ohio, asked leave to introduce the
following resolution:
Resolssd (he Senate concurring That the PRESIDENT
the Senate and the Speaker of Representatives
be directed at o'clock m, to declare their respective
houses adjourned sine die. .. ... .
Objection was made. ~. .a. ..t .s.. +. a..a. ~
Mr. WHEELER, ofNew York, moved that the House ad-
onrn until Monday which motion was reected-yeas 8,
nays LOG. ...5s s... ..... .
Mr. H. MARSHALL, of Kentucky, moved that the House
adjourn ; which not agreed to--yeas %, nays l09
After wasting some time in calling the yeas and nays
motions to adjourn the House took recess OF twenty
minutes give the Clerk who had become exhausted in
calling the roll and reassembling, at halfpast
O'Clock, adjourned. aa....