The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-06

Glossbenne sergeanaArma the House for the Thirty
Mr. BoCoCK OF Virginia. moved that there be call Of
The House, which motion disagreed toyeas 81 nays
II ll9.
i Mr.. FLAGLER OF New York, moved that the resolution
be laid on the table which motion was negatved-ytas
Under the operation Of the previous question the resou-
ton was then agreed 10 BY the following voteyeas ios,
nays 9e
YRAs--Mes Aiken, Allen, Barclay, Barksdale, Bell,
branch, Brooks. Burnett csdwaladsr, John r caapbsI.
caruhera, Caskie, cngman Williamson r. ". Cobb Cox,
Edmsndsop Elliott, English, Ethsridge Eassis, Evans,
Augustus & sIs ss%poa
!. Harris, Herbert Hickman, hoason, Jewe George W.
LUMP la%pl,a, nass Als1andsr T K Marshall aa%pirss Mar.
shalli Samuel Marshall Msaysl. MeMullsa Mso,ssn.
asca Oliver, Psek, Phelps Powell, Pa1ysar oai,msa.
Ready Rivers Esn s.nsg s.vsg Scott
rPgs VAN %sr 4 Ss1
v. Wright. and Zollconsr- -los.
nett Benson bingham, Bishop, Bradshaw, Bssnion roo.
ans' ca1 InssR. James F y GsmPs nsTs s1
Comns, covods. cragin Cullen, Gumbsok, Damrs Hen
y Winter Davis Timothy Davis Dean, Dickson, Doda Dur
Horton Howard Kelsey King Ke.Cp KSgas kDGEi- NJ
osry, Kiil.n Miller, Mliw.rd, Morgan iiesrii NM
& ssHs ss.s. risss' ss Ss 1S ai
Roberts, Robson Ssbin, Sage sapp Sherman Simmons,
R.a Tsf
ney, Wood Woodruff, and woodworth-8s.
Mr.. Glossbrenner thereupon declared Sergeant-at
Arms of the House for the present Congress; when
The SPEAKER administered to him the oath of Office,
Mr.. SHERMAN, Of Ohio submitted the following
luton and demanded the previous question:
Resoud That Nathan Darling, of the of New York,
hereby declared Doorkeeper Of the House for the Thirty
| fourth Congress
MI. H. MARSHALL, of Kentucky, moved that the reso-
luton be laid the table, which motion decided in
the negative-yeas 81, nays ll8
The previous question hea seconded and under the
operation thereof the resolution adopedyeas lls,
| nays 85-as follows:
YEAsMs.s.s Albright Allison Ball BarbSur Henry
%s t.aSs s
biol Dickson, Dodd. Edis, Evans Fsssr, Henry H. Ful
). Hall, Harlan ]. Morrison Harris Haven, HOFFMAN Hol-
sw.y T. Horton Howard Kelsey ksn1sts King KnHspp
tssos, hacsr.y <. Miller, AWKWARD Moore Morgan, Nor
s'Tis sfS.sn s4Vs
Gssasn %ss Whitney
ruff, Woodworth, and zoliocasr ils.
Hendey s. Bennett. Bocock Bowie Boyce Branch Brooks,
ass
Henry Winter Davis Denver, D.wdsli, Dunn, Edmund
rase sss. E
Harris, Thomas L. Harris, Harrison Herbert Hickman,
kst Reilly Sidrs Esehs Isdley Ias Ia%
phrey Marshall Samuel s. Msrsh.ll Maxwell AcMullen,
Scott Seward, shorter Samuel A. Smith, william Smith,
Wake Walker 'sg&ss wsa ws winso%, Wright
and John v. Wright-sa.
The SPEAKER accordingly declared MIR. Darling door
of
| tered to him the oath Of Office.
Mr. CAMPBELL of Pennsylvania, offered the following
resolution and upon Its adoption demanded the previous
question: -...s s#
Resored That Robert Morris be- and he hereby, de-
ared Postmaster for the House OF Representatives Of hs
Thrty-fourth Congress.
Mr. PHELPS of Missouri moved that the resolution be
laid on the table. t....
Mr. II. MARSHALL, of Kentucky, suggested the gen.
tleman from Missouri to withdraw his motion This thing
all perfectly apparent and he trusted that they would
let these gentlemen put it through
Mr.. PHELPS declined TO withdraw his motion, when the
question put thereon, and disagreed o-yeas
| los, nays l08. @
The previous question was then seconded and under
the operation thereof the resolution agreed toyeas
| l0s, nays 97--as follows
YEAs-Messrs. Albright, Allison, Ball, Barbour Henry
Bennett Benson Bingham, Bishop Bradshaw, Brenton,
Campbell, chsfss. c.w:en, coIta,. co%n., coyode,
oragin Cullen, cq%eact Damrel u Winter Dsy. avis limo
ler Henry Fuller, Galloway, Giddngs Gilbert Granger
ssn M aSsy h1a Horton han:
Kelsey, King, Knapp knight, knowlton, Knox, Kunke
Letter Matteson, McCarty Meacham Klian Miller, Mill
ward, Moore, Morgan, Morrill, Murray, Norton, Paine
Parker Peon, Pennington Perry Petit, Pike Prngle
Purviance Reade, Rcaud, Richie, Robbins Roberts, Rob
son, sabn Sage, sapp sherman Simmons, Wm r. Smith,
Tyson, Underwood 1at Wade, waS4idss, wsldron Cad,
wslader g. Wa.hburne, Ehu b. Washburne, srae Wash
burn, Watson Welch, Whitney, Wood, Woodruff, Wood
| worth, and ZoIcof.r-lOS
NAYs-Messrs Aiken, Allen, Barclay, Barksdale, II. s.
Bennett noOost Boyle Doyos g. Branch Brooks. Burnett.
Cngman Williamson x. w. Cobb, Cor Crawford, David
son, Day, Denver Dowde Dunn Edmundson Elliott Eng
lsh Etheridge, Eus Faulker, Florence Foster Thomas
j. ID. Fuller, 0oode, Greenwood Grow, Sampson W. Iar-
ris, Thomas L. Harris Herbert Hickman, Houston, Jewet,
George W Jones, j. CLANCY Jones' keitt, Kelly, Kidwe,
shall Samuel :. Marshall, Maxwell, McMullen Mcqueen,
Smith Miller, Mnlson, Nichols, Andrew Oliver, Mordecai
Oliver, Peck Phelps Porter Powell, Puryear, Quitman,
Rivers Rufn, Rust, Sanddge, Savage, Scott, Seward,
shorter, Samuel A. Smith, Specd, Spinner, Stephens
Stewart Swope, Talbot Taylor, Tburston, Trppc, Vail
Walker, Warner, Watkins Wells, Wheeler Williams, Wins
low, Daniel b. Wright and John v. Wright-97.
Robert Morris accordingly declared Postmaster Of
the House for tho present Congress- when the oath OF Office
was administered to him
On motion Of Mr. CLINGMAN, of North Carolina, the
rules OF the last House of Representatives adopted for
the government of the House until otherwise ordered.
Mr.. WHEELER of New York, submitted the following
resolution which agreed to:
Re.ord That there be paid out Of the contingent fund Of
the Houss to John W. Forney late Clerk in addition to the
salary allowed him by law, eight dollars diem for the
additional, services performed BY him from the 3d OF Deoe
Der, 1856, until the 4tb day Of February, 1856.
Mr.. BINGHAM, of Ohio submitted the following rcso-
luton, and demanded the previous question: