Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

conference proposed by the Senate on the sub |
ject matter of the disagreeing votes of the |
two Houses on the said amendments and that |
three members be appointed to manage the |
conference on the part of the House of Rep
resentatives; and, Mr.. Speaker, now call for
the previous question.
Mr.. MARSHALL. of Kentucky, inquired if the
motion for committee was an affirmative in
dependent proposition.
The SPEAK X decided that it was an amend
ment. The vote would be first on the propO-
sition for conference, and second upon the
motion to insist.
The previous question was seconded. and
the main question ordered to be put without
"a division.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio. demanded the
yeas and nays on the proposition for confer
ence, which were ordered. and resulted as fol-
Tvs: 4
YEAS-Ahl, Anderson, Atkins. Avery. BarLsdale
Eisnop, Bocock Bonham, Bowie, Royce, Branch,
Bryan, Burnett, Burns, Caruthers Caskie Clark Of
Missouri, Clay, Clemens, Cirgman. Cobb J. C,chrare
craig OF Missouri, Craige Of North Carolina Crawford
Curry, Davidson, Davis. of Mississippi pcwart Dow
dell, Eimondson, Elliott English. Enstis Fanrkner
Florence, Garnet. Gartrell, Goode Greenwood Gregg
Han OF OHIO Hatch, Hawkins, Hill, Hopkins Houston
fughes Jackson jenkins, Jewett Jones of Tennessee
j. g. Jones, Owen Jones Keitt Kelly Kunke Of Mary
land, Lamar, Landy. Leidy .Letcher Maclay Mcqueen
Mason, Maynard, Miles Miller. Nilsson Moore NhIack
Pendleton, Peyton, Phelps Phillips Powell oritman
Ready, Reagan, Rutiin, Russell, slndiige Savage,
scales ocott soaring. Seward. Shaw Of
shorter Singleton smith Of Tennessee Smith OF Virgil
MIA, Stallworth Stephens Stevenson Stewart Of Nd.
Talbot Taylor OF New York, Trippe, Ward Warren,
Watkins, White, Wnsow Woodson Wortendyke
Wright Of Georgia, Wright Of Tennessee and Zolicof
fer-l0s.
hurst, Bingham Blair, Bliss Brayton BufIlr ton
ngame, Burroughs, Campbell, Case. ChaGee, Chap
man, Clark Of Connecticut Clark Of New York Claw
son Cockcrill, Colfax, Comins CovOde Cox Cragin,
| Curtis, namrel Davis Of Maryland, Davis Of
! Indiana, Davis Of Massachusetts, Davis Of Iowa,
| FentGn, Foley Foster, Giddings, Gilmer, Gilman,
| Gooch, Goodwin, Granger, Groesbeck, Grow,
| Hall of Massachusetts,, Harlan. Harris OF Mary
land, Harris OF Illinois: Haskn Hickman Hoard, Hor
| ton Howard, Kellogg, Kelsey, KilgOre, Knapp Law
Marshall of Illinois, Mattesnn, Montgomery, Morgan,
Morrill, Morris Of Pennsylvania, Morris Of Illinois,
Morse of Maine, Morse Of New York, Mott, Murray,
Nichols, Palmer Parker, Petit, Pike, Potter, fottle
| Pnrviance, Ricaud, Richie Robbins Royce Shaw Of
! Illinois, Sherman Of Ohio Sherman Of New York
Smith Of Illinois, Spinner, Stanton Stewart Of Pennsyl
| vania, Tappan, Thompson TompGins, Underwood
| Wade, Walbridge, Waliron, Walton, Washburne Of
| Illinois, Washburn Of Maine, Wilson, and WOod-lOS.
1.-THE following gentlemen were reported as
| having paired off: Messrs. Adrain. Arnold, c. b
| Cochrane. Of New York, Corning. Dimmick
! ellis, IIuyler, Kunkel. of Pennsylvania. Nc
! Kibbin. Olin, Reilly, Roberts, Sickles. Taylor
| Of Louisiana. Thaycr and Washburne. of
Wisconsin. Mr.. Whiteley had paired with
! Mr.. Dick. but the pair expired on Tuesday.
! Mr.. Whitley was the only one absent who had
| not paircd.1
The SPEAKER voted in the affirmative.
So the amendment providing for confer
| ence was agreed to.
The announcement of the result was follow
ed by slight applause in the gallery.
The SPEAKER directed the DoOrkeeper to
eXpcl every gentleman who had so far forgot
| ten himself as to cause the disturbance.
Mr.. HARRIS. of Illinois hoped the Chair
would first take some notice Of gentlemen on
| no floor who had the had pXamDlp nv
! clapping their hands.
| The SPEAKER was not aware Of any distur
| bance in the House. and if he had been would
have no right to order the House TO be cleared.
! If the gentleman would point out any case of
disorder, no doubt the House would take
| proper action.
Mr.. CURTIS, of Iowa. appealed to the Chair
to fOrbear clearing the gallery.
The SPEAKER would revoke the order in
the hope that members would not set the eX-
ample, and that visitors who come here to en-
joy the privilege Of listening to the debates
would not again violate the dccOrum and or
der Of the House.
Mr. Grow, of Pennsylvania, excepted to
the Speakers use of tie word privilege -
1t was not the privilege of American citi-
zeus to listen TO the proceeding Of Congress;
it was their right.
The SPEAKER said it was unquestionably a
privilege.
Mr.. ENGLISH moved to reconsider the vote
last taken, and to lay the motion to recOnsid-
er on the table.
The yeas and nays were ordered on the lat
ter motion, and resulted: Yeas los, nays lOS
THE vote was the same rs that adopting the
proposition for "A conforencc.l
The SPEAKER voted in the Affirmative, 50
the motion prevailed.
The question recurring on agreeing to the
proposition rs amended, it was agreed TO with
out division.
Mr. ENGLISH moved n reconsideration
Of the latter vote, and that the motion to re-
consider be laid on the table; which latter
motion prevailed