The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-24

ton Of Mr. a. X MARSHALL of Kentucky to reconsider the
vote by which the amendment Of Mr. SHERMAN of Ohio,
proposing an appropriation Of S92765 SO for the pur-
chase OF books authorized by the resolution OF the House
OF July 1886 to be distributed to members rejected
Mr. SMITH, OF Tennessee moved that the motion TO
consider be laid the table which motion did not pre-
vai-yeas 80, nays 85.
The motion TO reconsider having been decided in the
afrmatiye-yeas 92 nays 8lthe question taken on
the amendment and II was agreed yeas 81, nays d.
as follows:
fEAS-Messrs Akers, Albright Barbour Bennett of New
ork Benson Billnghurs Bishop Bliss Bowie, Bradshaw,
lucky Campbell of Ohio Carile Chaiee CLARKE Of New
Clark Of Connecticut Cawson Comin Cullen Dam
Witt Dickson, Dodd, Dunn, Edie, Edwards Elliott Emro
Etherdge, Eustis Evans Fager, Fuller Of Pennsylvania
Of Maryland, Harrison, Herbert Hodges HOLMAN, Hoo
way Horton Of New York, Howard, fughston Kenneth,
Kentucky Mscsr Ss o. New s Yorh Mill
ward Moore Morrison Murray, Oliver of New York. Peck
sage sass ss HSs,n
Swope Thosrlngtpn Thursten. Vail Walk Wadron, wech,
NAYsMesss. Aiken, Allen, Allison, Ball, Barksdae,
Bennett Of Mississippi, Bingham, Boeoek Branch cadwa
Of Alabama, Colfaz Coyode Cox, Crage, Crawford Cum
back, Day. Dean powde Edmundson, English, Faulkner
rs Of Alabama, Harris Of Illinois, Haven Houston Jonea
OF Tennessee Kelly Kdwe Knox Kunke, Lake, Letcher,
WE'LL Mohullin Mcqueen, Miller Of Indiana, Mson Nor
gan, Morrill, Mott, Norton, Orr Parker Petit Phelps
sndss ssSp Ready Es
Tennessee Smith of Virginia. Smith of Alabama Spinner
Stanton, Talbot Taylor, Todd, Underwood Wade, Walker
warner, Washburne of Wisconsin, Washburne of Illinois,
Watkins, Winslow, Woodwork, Wright of Mississippi,
Wright of Tennessee and Zollicofer-9l
The bill as amended was then read third time and
passed--yeas SO, nays 90.
SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS.
The House then resumed the consideration of the bill for
the relief OF Whemarsh b. Seabrook others the cues
ton being on the passage of the same.
Mr. SMITH of Tennessee, demanded the previous ques
ton. ''| 80
The previous question having been sustained, the bill
was read third time and passed-yeas 81, nays 70.
LEGISLATIVE ExEcUTIyE APPROPRIATION BILL
On motion of Mr. CAMPBELL Of Ohio, the House went
into Committee of the Whole the state of the Union
Mr. NICHOLS Of Ohio, in the char) and proceeded to con-
sder the bill making appropriations for the legislative
executive and judicial expenses of government for the
year ending June 30 1858.
Considerable debate ensued in the course of which
NUMBER OF amendments proposed several Of which
were adopted by the committee whilst Others were re-
jected. y .''-''
When the appropriations for the Territory Of Kansas
were reached,
MIR. TAPPAN Of New Hampshire, moved to strike out
the clause making appropriation of $4,000 for the
compensation and mileage of the members of the egsa
i've assembly, officers clerks and contingent expenses Of
the assembly
After an animated discussion the amendment was agreed
to--ayes 81 noes 50.
After further amendment the committee rose and re-
ported the bill to the House with recommendation that
it do pass ~
MrtCAMPBELl. of Ohio demanded the previous uues-
on which was seconded, and the main question ordered
And then, at quarter past five o'clock the House adj
journed.