The daily union., 1856-12-23

by the civil ecers in that Territory since the date Of a.
estAbishments also, statements Of the amounts paid q
mRTshAs shsrf and their deputies and TO wDesse ~
for other expenses in the arrest deenton and trial 49,
sons charged In said Territory with treason against H.
United sAte with violations OF the (soealed laws T
said Territory.
Mr. ORR of South Carolina stated that Il the geptlsD
would modify his resolution 10 strike out the Wor
socallea" in the last line he would vote for the reo
tion. .......
striking out the words so-oalled and inserting ia m
thereof the word alleged
The question then taken the motion to suspend
the rules, and il was agreed to-yeas l27, nays g.
Tae resolution was then adopted.
Mr.. GRANGER, of New York asked consent to offer u.
following resolution:
RssOved That the House do proceed to the Choc,
a chaplain. .....
Mr.. JONES' of Tennessee, objected.
Mr.. GRANGER then moved 70 suspend the rules
Mr.. SANDlDGE, Of Louisiana, gave notice that II n.
rules should be suspended, and he could obtain the floor
he would submit the following as substitute the rso
luton of the gentleman from New York:
Reso1ved That the resident ministers Of the several C
an churches in this city be invited TO alternate upsp
the daily sessions of the House by prayer
The question was then taken the motion to SUSPEND
the rules, and it was agreed to--yeas lb2, nays So
The resolution was then adopted.
The House then proceeded TO the election of chaplain
The following nominations made
Mr.. FLORENCE, of Pennsylvania, nominated the Rev
Daniel Waldo chaplain of the House during the last M
sion. Mr. +. stated that he nominated Mr.. Waldo on A.
count of his piety and revolutionary anecedents NJ
Waldo is Congregaonaist in religion, and am MsIb
odst- This shows that | am not proscrptiOnist
Mr.. KIDWELL, of Virginia. nominated Rev. Fraphl,
Moore of Wheeling, in that State. He stated that M
Moore was young man of great pety and distinguished
ability, and minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr.. GALLOWAY, of Ohio nominated Rev. Thomas H
Stockton of the Methodist Protestant Church. and man
OF national reputation.
Mr.. ALLISON, of Pennsylvania nominated Rev. Arthur
liz. A
Mr.. CLARKE, OF Connecticut, nominated Rev. Dr. Pat
ten, Congregationalist
Mr.. BROOM Of Pennsylvania nominated Rev. George
w. Mitchell, OF the Methodist Church sfa
Mr.. WAKEMAN, of New York, nominated Rev Eli
Botsford, oldschoo Presbyteran-a young man Of a.
cided ability and an ornament to his profession.
Mr.. GREENWOOD, of Arkansas, nominated Rev Cao
Hdt, Methodist Episcopal minister, in charge Of chpr
Mr. BROOKS, of South Carolina, nominated Rev y,
Gurley, of the old-school Presbyterian Church Mr.
explained that he submitted the name of Mr. Gurley wh
out his knowledge and consent and that he minister
distinguished for learning and piey and for his scs
qualities and position gentleman
Mr.. cMULLlN, OF Virginia, nominated Rev. Mr. Do
gett of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and eato,
of the Quarterly Review In making this nomination NJ
NJ stated that he did on his own responsibility ana
without having consulted Mr.. Doggett in regard 10 bs
matter. ..... ..ss 81 ..1.a.. ....
Mr.. SPINNER of New York. nominated the Rev Ma
Antoinete blackwell, formerly Miss Antoinette Brow
BE stated that during the late he was charged with
being an inhdel for having voted for Mrs Blackwell The
commencement Of the last session. He knew then Or
others must have known that she was regularly odsnN
clergyman OF the Presbyterian Church. go
Mr.. ELLIOTT, OF Kentucky, nominated the Rev John
Morris. Mr. f. stated that Mr. Morris was a regular men,
Der of the hardshel Rsptist Church, very pous man
of not very eminent ability, bat just the man to pray m
such crowd as this. Laughter.
Messrs. GRANGER of New York, SANpIpaE of Iousisn,
KpwRIL of Virginia. and ALBRIGHT of Ohio were then an
pointed eers and the roll having been called announced
the following result: