The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31
House OF Representatives.

WAShiNGIoN, aug looos
Mr.. Campbell (niegcr worshpper), Of Ohio Obtained
consent 10 report, by direction the Com
mi,,ee of Ways Means. bill making appropriations
fer the army. He said j; the cid Army b with tho
following provisobaf part Of the military OF
the United Sates for the support Of which appropriations
made by u is act shall be employed 10 mid Of tho
forccmsn Of any heretofore passed in the boz
dies claiming be the Territorial Legislature OF Kansas
Mr.. CAMPBELL demanded the previous question.
Mr. Conn (dem), Of Ga, appealed to Mr.. Campbell TO
allow him to make motion to strike out the proviso, in
order that the House be taken that ques
ton and then act the passage Of the BILL whether the
motion be successful or not
Cries of "Thats rigbtl"-"Thats rightp'
Mr.. DAVIS tx. NJ of Md, eesired test vote pro-
position he wished 10 offer.
Mr.. CAMPBELL refused to withdraw his demand for the
previous question
Mr. STEPHENS {nationa of Ga after say ing that there
were gentlemen absent who did not expect that voc
would be taken soon, moved a cali Of the House.
Motion agreed to- One hundred and ninety eight MEM
bers answered to their Dames.
The doors then closed TO hear for absen
The bin then passed, as originally reported, by vote
On motion Of Mr. BENSON (nisger worshipper) Of Me-,
the House took and passed the Senate Joint resolution
authorizing the acceptance Of gold medals by Surgeons
Williams and Hurison from the Emperor OF France by
Lieut., Msury, from Prussia Holland and Bremen; and by
Prot Bache, from Sweden also permitting DR. Kane and
the officers connected with him In the Arctic expedition TO
accept testimonials OF respect from the British govern
mspt
received
ing the Army bill with amendment striking out the
provno.
ton then concurred in the senates amendment striking
out-ihe provso, by yeas lol, nays 90, as follows
yris.Mes Ahss AteEs Bask:saale Ben Bennett Of
S.srssa q KY tsriis Cassie Slss%sn, Soss q C.:
Iusiis, Ey.ns rsukner Florence, Fuller q Me- Good,
IsTs. ., in Is5rison Haven iskmqn noi%sn' Houston,
jan. rspa Snss e Pa a Ks ks
HunphTey MAJ shall o. n.y. Msrshal Of H. Maxwell,
fsls a Vs ss 4 g sasia %
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w,nslo~ wrshi q Mo, Wright Of Tenn and zoiconsr;
ns ~ Ss 5c aS ssacn A B
srsdsiaw, Brenton ufnson o. Pennsyiyani Campbell
es%.s 6.nts har. sssi Dean Dss p DIss
nsa Ss kse Grow kms Harlan Ho
Way, Horton. Howard, Hash.on Kelsey King, Knapp.
NORTH urs osr
Rsss sos Robinson as ss sage
app scott sherman, simmons, Spinner Stanton srannhan,
man waihrdse wsidron wsshbarne Of Illinois wsshsarne
wseonsn, wasAburn ofhane, WEIGH Woodruff and Wood
The Senate bin fixing The time for the election in Della
ware. o. representative to Congress- was passed
tain leave introduce bill repeal certain enactuents
q the Kansas legislature and TO define and secure the
Rhis Of the people Ia that Territory.
message was here received from the President, that
had signed the Army bill.
MT. ascw, tnisgsr w.,shipper) o. Pa, offered reso
rect The District Attorney for the Territory Of Kansas 70
apply 70 the proper court for leave 10 enter noe pceq
other political offence alleged TO have been committed In
that Territory.
The que ton on this resolution was defeated by calling
The yeas and nays motion 10 adjourn until the time
coDcwrsntly nxtd the termination the session,
half O'Clock when the Speaker declared the House
adjourned nne DE before the Commkee TO wat on tho
President reported