The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25
House Of Representatives,
WASHINGTON. Apri "A lxl

House OF kSepfUoouSAOvU6
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1853.
TR xAssAs coSRsxCK conxIrn4s RKroxr.
Mr.. STEPHENS, adm Of Co., thought Monday TIVE wsca
too far of ., this advanced stage Of the sessoa for Ms
consideration Of tho report Of the Committee Of Coafereoss
the Kansas bill He asked - personal favor HIM
SELF he wished 10 be absent owing 10 the state q hs
health, that all agrec that vote be akon wednss
day.
Mr.. CATBnL, (opp.) Of Ohio said the report Of We
committee Is entreiy He desired 70 Lava
the city Monday and others propose leaving this
ing. As 1t lmpossble for him TO return wednss.
day next hs thought the subject had better voted ..
on the second Monday In Nay.
Mr. STEPHENS remarked that he only wanted fair IN.
derstandirg
Mr. IIIrI, (opp OF Ca explained that in moving he
pcstpocement Of The report TIL the second MONDAY Aay
ne cid 80 at the suggestion OF certain personal but net
lcL friends
Mr.. CLAY, sdm) OF KY, said that he himself wanted 70
go homo 70 attend 70 personal affairs this
first he had known, history of public Iesisa
Ioo that the Affairs Of great Country should he pest
poned meet sbo rrvs,e wishes OF gentle men He Pre-
sumed that the mind OF every gentleman Was made W,
ard The sooner the vote was keo the better for the
and quiet Ct the country.
Mr.. MosTGonrn (sdm Of Pa. said that private
Affairs demanded his prcseooe at home and that injury
could result BY the postponement Of the subject uns s
The question taken the motion Of Mr. HAr-
u.s. CT LII 70 reconsider the vote BY which the postposs
ment TO thAi time was nxed and 10 lay that motion us
table.
The motion WAS decided aiirmAiivcly, by yeas les.
against NAYS lol AZ folloWs-
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snrnssme, bu,roushs Cs%posL Case Sh.nss Ch.ems..
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ana & D 90 bss q r
tee, Gidduss Gilman 60 oh GOODWIN Granger Grow nan
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Morgan Soii o. Pa Morn. os Tia Morris 81 se ssr.
Of II sSe Marry! oh1 Palm ~ Pssker ess Pie
sers Royce sh.w Of q sherman q Ohio, shcem.a q !.
Mids, W.iS.,dss ssidroa, Walton w.sSSiSno q Ii.
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Mi. Mnsf Ni.on Moore, sl6l.ss F.ndies' n P.Jso..
sssdase savage sess. sco Soaring Sewsla sA.s
81 Tso w.a %.rs@5 n wss s
sy ls9v ooi.oo, worisnsi he, wrishi OF ds wnss.
Tie question then agreeing 70 the original
motion for posiponemeni ~ amended By inserting tbs
Mr.. wAsastssx, (opp) OF Ne. moved a call Of ,hs
House.
Disagreed to-Yeas "a, nays l5s.
Mr.. HueHxs, (adm OF Ind, moved the previous luss
Nesaavcd-se ss.lns, 1903. II this had been seconae<o
the bouse would have been brought vote tho ro
port OF the Committee OF Conference.
Mr.. DxwAKr, (adm) ~ Pa, moved an adjournneri,
which WAS agreed to-1C6 against 70.
The vote, on seoopding Mr. Hughes demand Tor th%
previous question taken by teers hence thcre IL NJ
record nh had been seconded would have cot OH ts
motion for postpopsment according 10 the Spee ers to
and brought The House direct vote on the report
Zach party seemed uncet,n a. 10 s real strength, ana
hence The Adjournment
The hnsl question, the motion an amended, 70 post
pcne the kansss report OF the Conference Comtee unus
the second Monday MAY, pcndns when the Houss
adjourned Il gill como up gain st ts cert meeting