The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
EXTRAS ron PRESENT SESSION.

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Mr.. WHEELER, ofNew York. objected.
uoS Tnos J. cuILps, JR-
On motion Of Mr.. KELLY, Of New Jersey,
RssolOd That the Speaker Of the House be, and he is
hereby requested 20 draw his warrants in favor Of Thomas
for the full amount Of his diem and mileage to the 18th
instant and that the OF this House Is here
by directed to transmit the same to said Chds. e ~.
ARMY-ApPRoPRIATios BILL. a
message was received from the Senate stating that
that body had passed the armyappropration bill with
an amendment striking out the revolutionary (Kansas
proviso attached by the House. n
The question taken the amendment of the Senate
and twas not agreed toyeas "a, nays 96as follows
YEAS Aessrs. Aiken, Akers, BarksdaIe, Bell Bennett
Of Mississippi Boeosk Bowie Boyee Branch, Brooks,
man. Cobb Of Georgia Cobb Of AabaIna Cox Crage CraS-
ford, Cullen, Davidson Davis OF Maryland Denver, Dow
ence Fuller of Maine Goode Harris OF Maryland, Harris
Alabama Harris Of Illinois, Haven, Hickman, Hoffman,
K Marshall Z Kentucky, Marshall Of Kentucky Marshall
ana Mlson, Orr, Packer, Peck Phelps Porter, Powell,
outman, Ricaud, Rivers Ruin, Rust sandidge Savage,
seward Shorter, Smith Of Tennessee Smith Of Virginia
Smith Of Alabama sneed, stephens Stewart swope Tai
bolt, Taylor T,pPe Underwood. Vail, vaik Walker War
sissippi Wright Of Tennessee, and ZolcoGer- "a. . I'll
NAYS Messrs; Albright, Allison Barbour, Barclay, Ben
shaw, Campbell Of Campbell o0hio, Chafee
Clarke of New York. CLARK of Connecticut Cawson, Col
fax Cpmins Covode, Cragin Cnmbaek, Damre Davis of
Mas aohuses Dean, De Witt Dick, Dickson Dodd, Dur
co Ede, Edwards Eurie Flager Giddings Gilbert Gran
ger Grow, Hall of Massachusetts, Harlan, Holloway, Hor-
of New York, Howard Hughson Kelsey King Knapp,
knight KnGwlton Knox kunkel Letter, Mace MattMeson
murray Nichols Norton Oliver York Parker Pei,
ton Pennington PETITE. Pike PTinge rarvianoe Richie,
Spinner Stanton stranaban Tappan, Thorngon, Thurs
ton, Todd Traton, Wade, Wakeman Wabridge, Wadron,
burn of Maine, WEIGH, Wood, Woodruff and Woodworth-
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, moved 10 reconsider the vote
tba in the plFapn
OF the Senate and 10 lay that motion the table which
was agreed to-yeas 81 nays 90. .... ...
nuRLNeAME
Mr. WALKER, of Alabama asked consent Of the House
10 make personal explanation that gentleman from
Massachusetts Mr.. BURLRGAME and himself might be
placed right before the House and the country.
Numerous objections made the black republican
side of :he House. "
Mr. WALKER said that it was due to himself as well as
TO Mr. BURLxGa that the correction should be made and
hoped that the objections would be withdrawn the
PLANTATION would be in perfect good humor
After some time, the objections withdrawn, and
Mr. WALKER the Clerks desk to have read the fol-
lowing extract from the published report of Mr. BuRLS
speech delivered before blackepublcan gather
ing, in Philadelphia, on the night Of 10Th Of August
%" call those who carry the flag, and under all cir
cumstauces keep step to the music OF the Union to protect
your face and spurns you, and when old Kentucky
away from your side. When your PERcy WALKERS,
like hounds and dogs desert YOU after all have
done for them"
Mr.. WALKER The Clerk will read the correc-
ton, AID ask no more. ~. TIKI. .sna.
The Clerk read the following which appeared in the
next Issue OF the paper publishing the report;
"a Commemorative sorry that in the very full and
generally accurate report of Mr. Burngames speech pub
6sbe,' issue of yesterday that mistake gross
that IL the following sentence should have occur
.wbep your Percy Walkers, like hounds and dogs,
desert you, after all you hcye zone 10, them, should
mean hounds and dogs, by you alter all you
This correction is due to the speaker Mr.. Burlingame
Who throughout his entire speech did not once indulge in
personalities of any kind This correction pats very dlr
construction the sentence from which 1t fairly
liable to in the erroneous reading
ARNY-APrRoPRATIoN BILL.
message was received from the Senate returning the
nrmy-appropriaton bill, accompanied by the following
resolution
Re,orsd That the Senate insist their amendment to
the bill making appropr for the support OF the army
Tor the year ending June 80 1851 disagreed TO by the House
Of Representatives
on its disagreement TO sae amendment Of the Senate and
ask committee Of conference and called the previous
question.
Mr. ORR, Of South Carolina requested the gentleman
10 withdraw the call for the previous question: that be
might submit motion that the House recede, and have
test vote the question.
Mr. CAMPBELL replied that be would not yield the
point this stage OF the day until effort had been made
pass the bill the usual way II 1t could not be done
he would then try IL
The previous question was seconded and the main ques-
ton ordered.
The question was taken, and the motion Of Mr., CAMP
rELL diEagrccd to-yeas o. nays o..
Mr. COBB, Of Georgia, moved that the House recede
from It's disagreement TO the Senate amendment which
tiou disagreed to--yeas "a, nays o6-as follows
EEAS-Messrs. Aiken, Akory, Barksda!e, Bell, Ben
Broom, Burnett Cadwsladcr Campbell q Kentucky, Cas-
kie ClinRmsn Cobb Of Georgia. Cobb of Alsbsms, Cox,
CraiRe Crawford, Cullen, Davidson Davis Of Maryland
Denver, Dowdel Edmundson, Elliot, Etheridgs, Enstis
Evans Faulkner Florence, Fuller Of Name Goode Hair
ris Of Maryland Harris Of Alabama, Harris of illinois
Haven Hickman Hoffman, Houston Jewett Jones Of Tennes
zee, Jones Of Pennsylvania, Kelly, kdwe Lake. Letche
Lndley, Lumpkin A. X Marshall Of Kentucky, II. Mar
shall Of Kentucky, Marshall Of Illinois, Mmwel, MoMul
Mcqueen, Miller Of Indiana hison, Orr, Packer Peck
Phelps, Porter Powell, Quitman, Rcaud, Rivers Rubn,
Rust anddVe, Savage Seward Shorter, Smith Of Tennes
see smith Of Virginia. Smith Of Alabama Snesd stephens
Stewart Talbot Taylor Trippe Underwood, Walk Walker
Warner, Wheeler, Whitney, Williams, Winsow, Wright
OF Mississippi Wright Of Tennessee, and Zolpo1er-9i.
NAYS-Messrs. Albright Allison, Barbour, Barclay, Ben
Bliss, Brsdshaw Campbell Of Pennsylvania Campbell of
Ohio Chaee Clarke Of New York, Clark OF Connecticut
Cawson, Cofax, Comns, Covode, Cragin Cumback, Dam
relI Davis Of Massachusetts, Dean DE Witt Dick, Dick
son. Dodd, Durfee, Edie, Edwards Emrie, fager, Gid
dings, Gilbert Granger, Grow Hall Of Massachusetts,
Harlan, Holloway, Horton Of New York, Howard, Hughs-
ton Kelsey King, Knapp, knight, knovlton, Knox,
Kunkel, Letter, Mace, Iattason McCarty Miller OF New
York, Morgan, Morrill,, Mott Murray Nichols, Norton,
Oliver Of New York. Parker, Pelton, Pennington, Petit
Scott sherman, simmons Spinner Stanton, Stranshsn,
Tsppan, Tborington, Thurston Todd, Trafton, Wade,
wakemans walbridge wadron, Washburne Of Wisconsin
washburne Of Illinois, Wsshburn Of Maine, Wech Wood
Woodruff, and Woodworth-9e. -.
Mr. WAsHBURN, Of Maine, moved that the House adj
here TO its disagreement
Mr. ORR inquired what would be the effect Of adbering