The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-30

the Dill granting Increased compensation members
on its passage he should have voted for it.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BILL.
Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio by unanimous consent report
ed FROM the Committee Of Ways and Means bill making
appropriation for the support of the army for the end
ing the 30th of June, 1851.
lie stated that il was the old army bill having append
ed to it the naked proyso that the money appropriated
should not be expended in the execution of the enactmens
Of the bodies claiming to be the territorial legislatures OF
Kansas
The prOviso was read as follows:
PrOVdd, That part Of the military force of the United
S ss be- IN u bs Of any
heretofore passed by the bodies claiming to be the
territorial legislature Of Kansas.
Mr.. CAMPBELL then moved the previous question.
Mr.. COBB, of Georgia asked the gentleman to allow
him. before he demanded the previous question to make
motion to strike out the proyso in order that the OF
the House might be taken upon that question.
Mr.. DAVIS, of Maryland, desired the gentleman from
Ohio to allow him to amendment to that clause
If there test vote side Of the question: he de-
sired test vote on the other side.
Mr.. CAMPBELL refused to withdraw the call for the
previous question.
Mr. JONES' of Tennessee inquired whether it would not
be in order to move to strike out the proviso the House
refused to second the previous question.
The SPEAKER replied that it would.
| Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia, said that many members
be taken the bill to-day and to give them time TO
return, he moved that there be call of the House
The motion was agreed to-yeas 81, nays "a and the
roll accordingly called when 1913 members answered
| TO their names
The doors closed and received for absent
| members.
Mr. STEPHENS of Georgia moved that all further pro-
ceedngs under the call be dispensed with which motion
was agreed to, and the doors were then reopened.
The previous question was then seconded and the main
question ordered and the bill read third time and
passed-yeas SO, nays IT,
SENATE RESOLUTIONS PASSED.
On motion of Mr. BENSON, of Maine, Senate joint
luton authorizing the acceptance of gold medals by Sur
geons Williamson and Harrison from the Emperor OF
from and and
Bremen, and Professor Bache from Sweden, taken
from the Speakers table read three times and passed
Senate resolution authorizing Alexander d. Bache
cpt the medal presented to him from the King of Sweden
also taken from the Speakers table read three times
and passed-yeas $780, nays 80.
ARMY-APPRoPRIATIoN BILL.
message received from the Senate notifying the
House that that body had passed the
bill, with amendment striking out the revolutionary
proviso
The question being concurrng in the amendment of
| the Senate
Mr. CAMPBELL of Ohio moved the previous question !;
which was seconded, and the main question ordered.
The question taken and the House concwred in the
amendment-yeas lol, nays 9T-as follows:
waader Campbell Of Kentucky CarIile Caskie Clingman
Cullen Dsrd.on Davis Of Maryland Denver bswds Ed
mundson, Elliot Etheridge, Euss, Evans Faulkner Flor
Harris Of Maryland Harris Of Alabama, Harris Of ILLINOIS,
Harrison, Haven Hickman, Hoffman, Houston Jewett,
Jones OF tennessee, oil pennsylvania hent, Kelly
Kenneth, Kdwel, Lake, Leeher, Lumpkin, A. K Marshall
of Kentucky, H. Marshall of Kentucky, Marshall of Illinois,
Oliver Of Missouri Orr Packer, Peck, Phelps, Porter
Powell, Puryear, Quitman Rieaud Rivers Rufin Rust,
see Smith Of Vgns smith Of Alabama sneed stephens
Stewart Swope, Talbot Taylor Tyson, Underwood Vail
Wiasox Wright of Mississippi Wright Of tennessee, and
NAYs-Messrs Albright, Allison, Barbour, Barclay Ben
nett of New York, Benson, Binghurst, Bingham Bliss
Bradshaw, Brenton, Bufnton, Campbell Of Pennsy
Of Massachusetts,, Dean, De Wit. Dick, Dickson, DOdd
sa EI: rf
ton Of New York, Howard, HlghstoD, Kelsey; King,
kp kSse knSTo. k1S5 kaSa Mace
ton, Oliver of New York Parker, Peton, Pennington Pet
IT. ras pg ss%s sse Robbins Roberts
Spinner, Stanton, Sanahan Tappan Thorington, Thurs
ton, Todd T.aSn, Wade, Maksnan, w,l6ridse EaIdron
of Maine Wood, Woodruff, and Woodworth-97.
On motion Of Mr. CULLEN Of Delaware Senate bill 61
ing the time for holding in the State of Delaware the
election fer represen atve in the Congress the United
States from said State, taken from the Speakers table
read three times, and passed.
Mr. WHITNEY, of New York said that inasmuch as the
houses had finally passed the appropriations for the
army without any provso in relation TO Kansas II was
due at this time that measure of practical nature
should be passed before the adjournment for the benefit of
that Territory and he therefore asked con-
sent Of the House TO introduce bill annu certain en-
in the Territory Of Kansas and define and
cure the rights Of the people in said Territory.
Mr.. WASHBURNE, of Illinois, and other friends of free
dom in Kansas, objected.
| Mr. PENNINGTON of New Jersey, ON the Committee
on Foreign Affairs reported Senate resolution allowing DR.
T. X Kane and the officers associated with him in their
late expedition the Arctic in search of Sir John
Franklin to accept such token OF acknowledgment from
he NJ he
present; which read a third time and passed.
Mr. PHELPS, Of Missouri asked the unanimous consent
Of the House TO take from the Speakers table Senate bill
carry out treaty stpuaons between this govern
ment and the Creek and Seminole Indians.
Objection made the black-republican side of the
House.
ADJOURNMENT DIE.
Mr. KUEKEL, of Pennsylvania moved the usual reso-
luton directing the Speaker Of the House and the Pres
dent Of the Senate dourn their respective houses
half-past o'clock, p. M which agreed to.
TREASON IN KANsAs
Mr. GROW, of Pennsylvania, submitted the following
| resolution
Reored That the President be- and he Is hereby respect
fully direct the district attorney Of the United
States Tor the Territory OF Kansas apply TO the proper
court In and for said Territory for leave TO
prosgu all indictments pending for treason for
any other political Offences alleged pretended have been
committed in said Territory.
Mr. McMULLIN Of Virginia, moved to lay the resolu-
ton on the table
Mr. PHELPS, of Missouri, moved that the House ad-
journ which motion not agreed to-yeas 6, nays
1853.
Army BILL SIGNED.