New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

| |'' ""'"c'" snoud not reeS> %r.l
as Delegate from Kansas. Mr. 'eraH
moved call Of the House, and ~ NM,
being ordered, the call was refused tvsNs,i
to ll2. The question again rse.,N
Grows motion, and the Yeas and y,r,,s
dertd, the vote was recOnsi3ersd, III s,s'
The question then REQUIRED: "sA,p "
field be swon'"
Mr.. Grow moved that the whole mb.,s 4.
red to the Committee on Elections
A call for the previous question cana n. |
south side, in the belief that ii woun ,,.
last motion, and compel the House to can. :.
to vote On administering the oah.
The previous question was ordered Ana
by vote Of ninety-tight to ninety.sv. -.
Speaker decided that the question reeu,,,,
the motion Of the gentleman from Peu.vh'.s
refer the whole subject to the C~.,a.
Elections. The Yeas and Nsys,were a.
the molten to refer was defeated BY va. !,
hundred and six 10 one hundred and tAirs..
The question now was: "Shal Nj. wsax.,
sworn'' and the House decided yes b, II9y-
lOe Nays, and on motion Of Mr. Phe!n "A. 60
preceded to administer the osih.
Mr.. Whitfield walked 10 the front Of u. NJ.
desk, took from the Clerk with his In ~,
Bible, raised bis right hand, and received "A. !.
from the Speaker to support the Const,utie.s
United States. He then kissed the book ~.
tired, and thus ended the closing tableaux 4 !,
Whitfield drains. The last vote was "a follos,
YEAs-Me.'r. Ail,p, hten. hn.s B.rt,a1.,
s R SA csmSs. nix, Bcnss
er Cssse, Clinfmap, Cobb AlaG Coz. Crawford Co.
wilson, Ds,i. MA, Davis I'm Drnver DOvi.a -,
sIce Poster, Fuller me- Garnet, Goode, Gr-snvos
(Iows). Harris (Mdl. H.rris lAl.l. Hnrs lIlL H.
Jore. "a, Keitt, Kelly kennst,, kidweu: Lab. y.
Lindley, LHn pkiD, Alexander X. Marshall, HnnpE,v
.h.l' ar.hsf I'LL Maxwell, heNslsn, Meoo.s' 1
P.iS., Peel Phelps, Porter, Powell Pupesr. ou,ss =
Ricaud Rivers, Ruin Rust ssndds.. SAVAGE. sAOs.s
f.;a Tpys shy" T,.oG s.sse
Watkins, Wells Wheeler. Whitney, wulisns ~.
WA" sAYyM Me- "l AiSasSs' Ail.on, Bal. B..,,r =
Bennett IN. " Benson, BilinskursS Binlasn. -
BnU Bnd.haw, Brelton, Baahaton. Bs,iinnss CO.
Conn., Clsw'on, COlf.I, COmin., Covsar cssp, cs,s
banr,ll. Davis Ms'.) Day, Dean, De Wit DiCl Dsi.S
bert i i Granger, Grow, Hall (Mas.l Harlan, HsSa' ~
Holloway, Horton ~. ", Howard, Hushs,on. Kss, n
kn.pp, knish,, KGOvl,On, Kunlsl Letter, M.es Ma
Moray, Nichols, Norton. 0hsr' IN. ~ PSts ~
Hunt, Ps!iOn, Termination. Perry Ps,,ii, Pie Prnssk
sc ssie sbeTm.s simmon. Spinner stInton' s.
pan, ThOnnston, Thur.,on, Todd Tmaon' wsis Wa
Ws,IbuTn Mel. Welch, woodras and w0Oa~OnA ;
Me~rs. Broom, Tyson, Harrison, MOORE "a
and Whitney, Americans; and Hickman ~
Williams and Wellr, Democrs.s-Ll Of VIZ
voted to eject Whitfield in August hst-vstd.
dsy 10 admit him. Mr.. Fuller Of Pennsylvania
absent. Mr.. Haven voted to eject Mr.. Des
of Massachusetts,, though quite feeble, wa as
seat for the fret time to-day, and voted. \
Dickson OF New.York continued absent, sck
Quite lively scene occurred during the eessa
Mr.. Grows motion to refer Mr.. Whit6ddtx
,ifcate and the whole subject Of the Kansas y
gate TO the Committee on Elections wac sss
surprise to the South.
Mr.. Houston Of Alabama remarked in bic n
This has been fixed up between Banks Z
| Grow
After the question on the motion 30 rhs
been decided, the Speaker said that be des'x'
say. with the consent Of the House, that the 81
made by the gentleman from Alabama was WI
foundation in truth; that he had held no ea'
satiOn with the gentleman from Pennsyl'sha
The subject.
Mr.. HoUsTON of Alabsms, excited-"Dos'
Speaker mean me ~
SPEAKER, firmly" The Chair undeutoo}
gentleman from Alabama to bring such q chsy
Mr.. Houston said he had good reason to .
go.
Mr.. GROW Of Pennsylvania call the geo
man to order" [Great excitement.
Mr.. HOgsTON-"I am as much in order as
Speaker was"
Mr.. Grow wish to correct the geusoms
q matter Of fact
Nr. HOUSTON" You dOn't know facts e0eub
correct me-"
A. this moment the excitement became % hz
that it was almost impossible to hear y
spoken. At last the Spe ,ker, who remained u
and cool throughout the storm, said be woau
to make an explanation with the consent Of
House, but objections were abruptly made By y
raj. Mr.. Orr Of South Carolina dsmssdsd
question, and the House went On again % Il ndh
bad happened.
At the close Of the Whitfield case an attempt
made to spring the previous question on tho ma
to print President Pierce's Message, but It VIZ
feated. The debate on the Messages sali
der. bosro'
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune ,ze
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. y 10"
Mr.. Tappan of New-Hampshire gave noaess
bill in the House to-day, declaring inopersum
void the acts and proceedings Of the Ienns
Legislature Of Kansas. A similar bill, onse
Mr.. Grow Of Pennsy lvania, passed the ls'' y
to eDgros. msnt, but was strsDglsd BY the pro.
of other business at the close of the sessioa.