New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15
uOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tb Hnnse went into Committee on the bill to estab
lisa an Auxiliary Guard for the protection OF Life ana
property in Washington.
tion OF NJ. MONTGOMERY (Pa.l the Committee
rcse, AID the House took up the Kansas BILL
message from the Senate insisting on Its Disagree
melt, and asking Committee OF Conference was
NJ. MONTGOMERY moved that the House insist
on its adherence, and demanded the previous ques-
ton
nttee of Conference be ordered by the House. para-
meLtaIy law and practice require the majority OF the
Conn tee to be composed OF gentlemen representing
toe nsjoity OF the House, majority OF those IN
favoy OF the House bill
Mr. STANTON said if II was not out of order he
void object to the question. because WOulo pro-
ycke it', rrC gat0res on the other side.
Mr. ENGLISH gave notice that If the motion before
the House was voted down, lis would move for aCom-
miitoe If Conference.
The House voted on a second demand for the pre-
vicus question, with the following result; Yeas iooi
Nav, IO1.
1h- Speaker voted in the negative, which made
tie anC the question was lost.
NJ ENGLISH (Iud.), that he might not De ms
urce,etoOd SAID that he was opposed TO the senate
bin N its present shape but Notwithstanding this, he
was wiEIs to hear what the Senate had to say, and
wac favor of the appointment OF committee o,
Conference. He could not see that any Mann Woulu
result from it, and therefore he moved that the House
agree to Committee of Conference on the subject
mater q the dsagreeing votes and that three mana
gers be appointed on the part OF the House.
Ga .hs proposition he called for the previous ques
ton. ,
Mr. WASHBURN Me- raised the question that 1t
was Lot in order for Mr.. English to make that notion
The Hovse has adhered ana until II reconslders tna'
action i is not in order to make that motion.
The SPEAKER overruled the point OF order
Mr. GARNET VA wished to make an eXpaha
ticn Of tis vote. Objection made.
Mr.. ENGLISH repeated that he bad made the mo-
ton IN accordance with general usage in all parua
mentsry bodice.
The demand for the previous question was then
s.cOpdt d. when the House proceeded to vote on MI
Eoglrs motion for Commhtee OF Conference 9p i. Inc
voted IN tne affirmative, and go Mr.. Englishs propo
sitiOr was agreed TO.
The following members voted Yea
bes All Anderson Akip. A AyeIy S B"k.dae s;, Bishop Rp
Ca,hrrs Caske CLARK (Mo Clay Clemens Chngnso Coob
so9a D. G. GS bsa. S boSS Elicit
Enssh Epsrs Faulkner Florence Garnet GaItTe H19de'
Greff ssSsi hs q eRou E4 Jehkns Jewe oHs,
ITsun J. Clancy Jones Owen Jones. Nett hely hussel M
ad as Mss asssy mc SGM Mon hSS aoS1c Nback Orr Pen
6e,on feytcn Phelps, Phillips Powell QIman Ready kea
sewaTc Shaw IN O. shorter Singleton Smith Tenn smith
VA suSoHa sepHens Ssyenson' ssn. SiST. Ss Wins Wins
low woodson, Woreudyke, Wright (Gal Wright (renn'''
Zoiio ,fcI-lt@
The following voted Nay"
Me- Abbott Andrews, Bennett, Bilingimrst Bngham
Ba BIS BrsytoD. Buihuton, Burhnssne, bmr9ushs sT
C.w.o1 CotIei CoaS Comns' coyods. Cox Casin Cur
It's DsureI Davis Md.l, Davis dnd Davis Na.sl J. DAYS
fen.p Icy Poster Gddinss Gilman Gooch Goodwin Gran
ger G,eoo,ek Grow Hsl Mass Harlan Harms Nd hf!a'
say Iapp Lawrence Letter Loyeioy Msrshs (Ky) Mar
IA & &: Mat @ MS MoSs Ss'IS IN Y H?tI Mo xSay D'
Ncbo Palmer Pet Pike Po;er re,tr Purvisnee Ricsud
'l, Hobhius Royce, shaw (lA Sherman (Oho) Sherman
~ ~ H, To,pk,ns Underwood. Wade Wslbdge "
Ws:oa WaAbbuIne (lLh "S'h0uine ''ie'' "n'on' "o0u
w The allowing. not voting. had paired of:
- with Huyler Dinmiek with Mok60in ellis VIII
ps.. c'sII b Cochsne with Sickc Reilly with thayeI
1rsyior lie with kUnkel tfah Ns,nou'" NN' ~ '
OIL. uh Coming. Whiitityi aos'"'' , -,
M announcement of the vote was greeted with ap-
plause in the galleries. Il, ~. yoooa, and HI.
Assistants to remove those persons VINO nso SO aI LOT
gotten Themselves as to Cause the uiSiuT oahce' .
M HARRIS 1ll.l hoped that the Chair would hrst
make ar example of those the floor OF the House
who Clapped their hands.
The SPEAKER said that he was not aware that any
d;s,urbatce had occurred among the members. ne
rad no light TO order the Hall TO be cleared, but the
House self could take action against such members
AS the gentleman from Illinois might point out ,
The SPEAKER, subsequently, in response TO the
reauest of Mr.. Curtis and others, revoked his order
exDrt ssirg at the time hope that the disorder
vcud Iot be repeated, and that the example woud
not De set by gentlemen on the floor those who CO.
Lsre 10 sten TO debates should not abuse their prvi
LIE AZ violate the rules If decorum and order.
M GROW Pa remarked that Il was not pryi-
Isoe I'm. A rig hit 10 occupy the galleries.
a, the instance of Mr.. ENGLISH a motion to recon
sioer tns vote above taken was tabled, when the
House sgain went into Committee OF the hole on The
Police bill. - a, M,
GAN CTexss said thst he would vote against TINS a'
br did apains. the Deficiency bill, guided by ms Ju'G'
mon, ard convictions irrespective Of TIE " HGsh'nS'