The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-19
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House attempted get the hOor but the Speaker refused
to recognise them, and gave II to
Mr. KUNKEL, Of Pennsylvania who moved that another
committee Of conference be appointed.
A question of order being raised,
The SPEAKER decided that the motion could not be
entertained not IN order the same queSuon nav
ing just been decided.
Mr.. KUNKEL appealed from the decision Of the Chair,
and called the yeas and nays on the appeal when were
ordered
II was now within half an hour of IL o'clock and the
greatest excitement prevailed II being evident that there
majority in favor Of the passage OF the phi ana
that the eedomhrekers determined hatit should
not pass ,,, -, -. - ,u.u.a,,o. !.
resolution extending the time TO o'clock.
A number Of Observation-Disclosures" objected.
Mr. COBB, Of Georgia. moved suspension OF the rules
Tor the purpose considering the resolution If there was
a majority in favor of passing the bill, he hoped they
would not allow its defeat by iactous opposition.
Mr. GlDDlNGS and Others demanded the yeas and nays
on the motion; which ordered
At the conclusion of the roeall, ii was found that
about onehaf of the baekrepubican members had with
held their votes for the purpose Of consuming time in dc
mandng to have them recorded before the result was an
nounced At three minutes of IL the Speaker declared
the motion disagreed to-yeas l3 nays 6s--not two
thirds having voted in its fayor The vote was as oi-
lows: """ T*a.
YEAS essrs Aiken, Ball. Bafksdale, Bennett Of Mis-
ssspp Boeock, Bowie, Boyee Branch Brenton BROOKS
Campbell Of Kentucky Campbell Of Ohio oare oaruthsrs
Caske Cngman Cobb Of Georgia. Cobb of Alabama Col
an of DsS Of % BeD1sr
Edmundson Elliott Etheridge, Easts Evans, Faulkner,
Maine Goode Gresnwood, Harris Of Maryland, Harris q
Alabama, Harris Of Illinois, Harrison, Haven, Herbert
q ky King
Knight Knox KSnts Lake LssasE ndsy danPaf9
shall l. Of Illinois, Maxwell Mo,aIIn, Meessen, Miller O
York, Miller of Indiana, Mlson, Millward, moore
Mott Orr, Parker Peck Peon Phelps pss, P Prsrs
ard Shorter Smith q tennessee Smith Of Virginia Smith
of Alabama, sneed Stewart Stramahan, Swope Taoot
md psanv vail. Yak, Waterman, &atsr Wells Wheeler
whitney, Williams, Wnslow, Wright of Mississippi ano
SAYs~Messrs Albright, Allison, Barbour Barclay, Ben
Of sw Yssa a ge az
Clawson Conins Cumback, Damrell Dick, Dodd Dariee
Edis, edwards Emre Galloway, Giddings, Gilbert Gran
tom of New York, Horton Of Ohio, Howard Kelsey know
ton Letter, Matteson, McCarty Morgan, Morrill, Murray
Perry, Petit Prnge Robson, sapp, Sherman Simmons
spinner, Stanton, Thorington Traon Wade, aibrdge
WaldrOn wsshburne Of Wisconsin, WahburFe Oh WooS
worth-GS.
In tEemidst of the confusion which followed, message
was received the Senate notifying the House that tina
body had agreed to extend the session until O'CLOCK as
asking a concurrence in the resolution.
Mr. COBB of Georgia. Mr.. ORR of South Carolina ane
several members the democratic side OF the House
rose and moved the adoption OF the resolution
The FEAKER refused to recognise them, and waltec
r,r some DEM, nstraion his side OF the House.
Mr. CAMPBELL OF Ohio finally was heard from tina
side amidst the camor and confusion which the black re
nublicans were making to submit similar MOTION
The SPEAKER then entertained the motion, and put !
10 the House. stating that member from Indiana (whon
the reporter did hear see demanded the yeas an'
nays upon it.
The yeas and nays ordered and the Clerk had com
nenced the rotca Mr. AIKEN, of South Carolina the mrs
on the s having recorded his vote in the whei
the hour Of IL having arrived the Speaker ordered IN
Clerk to stop the CALL and declared that IN accordanc
with the resolution of the House agreed to the 22d ut
he declared tie House adjourned without day.