The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. WHEELER, Of New York, moved that when !, The
House ad ourn it adjourn TO meet Monday next which
motion was agreed to-yeas "a, nays o3.
THE SUMNER AFFAIR.
Mr.. KUNKEL of Pennsyv vana, inquired Of the gentle
from Ohio, Mr. CAMPBELL, chairman OF the select
committee to investigate the alleged breach Of privilege of
the House relative to the assault upon Mr. SUMNER what
day he intended TO take vote the resolution accompa
nying the report of the committee
Mr. CAMPBELL replied that he intended to call up the
report Tuesday next according to notice but he did
expect that the House would take vote it that
day, there would probably he discussion.
Mr.. CL!NGMAN, of North Carolina. No douh, oft;
Mr.. CAMPBELL proposed TO take a vote Wednesday
the earliest possible day after full and fair discussion
PERSONAL EXPLANATION
Mr. WHITNEY, Of New York asked leave 10 make per-
sonal explanation relating newspaper anmad YER
upon his public conduct which demanded from him
a response
Mr.. GlDDNGs, of Ohio, objected
ILLINOIS CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
Mr.. WASHBURN Of Maine gave notice that Monday
he woud call up the report Of the Committee OF Elections
on the case Of Archer Allen of the seventh congress
sonal district OF Illinois
ADMISSION AS A STATE.
The SPEAKER stated the first business in order to be
the consideration Of the motion Of the gentleman from Ala
bama Mr. HoUsroyl to lay upon the table the motion OF
the gentleman from Pennsy ylvana Mr.. BARCLAY To recon-
slider the by which the bill for the admission of the
State OF Kansas into the Union rejected.
Mr. BARCLAY Of Pennsy yana asked leave to reply TO
remarks made few days ago by the gentleman from
Alabama Mr. HoUsroS which he did not understand at
the time
Objection was made.
Mr. JONES, Of Tennessee moved a call of the House !
which motion not agreed to-yeas si nays 10.
Mr. JONES then said that, there not very full
House. he would move TO 60 into Committee OF the Whole
on the state Of the Union.
Mr. CAMPBELL OF Ohio, moved reconsideration Of the
by which the House agreed that when 1t adjourned
to-day IL would adjourn 20 meet Monday next stating
that he would withdraw the motion IL the gentleman from
Tennessee would withdraw his motion go into Com
mittce Of the Whole and allow vote to be taken on the
Kansas bill.
Mr. COBB, Of Georgia remarked that u the gentleman
from Ohio thought that the object Of the democratic
side OF the House The day by daory motions
he was mistaken They only desired to have full vote
upon The bill undr consideration
Mr. JONES withdrew his motion to go into Committee
OF the Whole
Mr. CAMPBELL then withdrew his motion TO reconsider
vote by which the House agreed TO adjourn to Mon
day "a,
HousroS lay upon the table the motion of Mr. BARCLAY
OF Pennsylvania TO reconsider the vote by which the
House rejected the bill for the admission OF the State Of
Kansas into the Union and it was not agreed to-yeas
81, nays 102.
Mr. GROW, Of Pennsylvania called the previous qucs-
ton on the motion TO reconsider.
The previous question was seconded and the main ques
Ga GTs % 81 that the House do
adjourn which motion was not agreed to-yeas 49,
nays Ia
The question then taken on the motion 10 recon-
slider, and il was agreed to-ycas 10l nays o.
The question then recurring on the passage Of the
bll
Mr. GROW Of Pennsylvania called the previous quos-
ton which was seconded-aycs 90, noes 96.
Mr. MCQUEEN Of South Carolina, moved 10 lay the bill
the table; which motion was not agreed to-yeas 81,
nays 100.
The main question was then ordered, and the bill pass
ed-yeas 30 nays 97-as follows;
.YEAS-Messrs. Albright, Allison, Ball, Barbour Bar
clay, Bennett Of New York, Benson, Biinghurst Bng
ham, Bliss, Bradshaw, Bronton, Huihnton, Campbell Of
Pennsylvania, Campbell q Ohio, Clarke Of New York,
Clark OF Connecticut Ciawson Colfax Comins, Covode,
Cragin Cumback, Damre Davis OF Massachusetts Day,
Dean, De Witt Dick, Dickson, Dodd, Duree, Ede, Ed
wards Emrie faglcr, Galloway, Gddngs, Gilbert Gran
ger, GROW Hall Masssehgsotts Harlan Hickman, lio!.
Hugbston Kelsey, King Knapp knight Knowlton, Knox,
Kunke, Letter, hatteson, hoCarty, Meacham, Miller o
New York. Milward, Morgan, Morrill, Mott, Murray,
Nichols Oliver of New York Parker Pearce Pelion, Perry
Pike rringe Purvianco Robbins Roberts, Robson Sabin
Sage Sapp Scott Sherman, Spinner, Stranahan Tappan
Thorngton, Thurston, Todd, frafton, Wade, Waterman
Wabrdge, Wadron, Washburne Of Wisconsin, Washburnt
oflinois, Washburn Of Maine, Wecb Woodruff and Wood
worth-0o
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