The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-27

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Mr.J0NES. of 9eassmse, el5estsd, liss ~ 81
Mr. NLBI.ACK moved that the rules be Suspended
Mr.. HUaHEA x Indiana, dspirsd 70 give notice that,
If the rules shoud b suspehde he sAotd pfupce The
following amendment: ~ T'ss etsst'' as'se ~
Ana nA Y aoou this House from the sse Of
Massachusetts, pay present
The question was taken, and the motion to suspend
the rtiis WIS not agreed to Aycas 81. nays i03
80 rn Dssscansuv BILL -slsa
Mr. LETCIIER. of Virginia, called up the dchcency
bll received from the Senate with sevssA snasmcnfs
thereto md demanded tho previous ,estiSn cn agree
The previous question ~ 6astalned
Tha qaatioa wasn nn taken the aI,endniest of the
Senate striking out tho clause giving extra compensation
to the Official reporters and il was disagreed to yeas
ihu question as next taken on agrcefng to tho amend
Incnt Of the Senate striking ont The extra compensation
the clerks Of the House, and 1t disgreed toycas
55, nays 1866 sss.ss a.is
The third amendment wss sesd ~ follows
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the sixth section 1870 sspser shah Congress
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reports both houses such contracts shall be male hereafter
The question was taken, aud the amendment was
agreed to ayes lis, noes not counted
NIGHT sSxsloSs.
Mr.. j. CLANCY JONES offered tho following resolu-
ton:
Rs~veI That during the prcscni haii
cGm%s q The Whole @ s take y rsss " ., ? a
shall pe taken o any motion oxcsp thai tbs ecnee rise sAa Nae
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Mr. u CLANCY JONES moved that the rules be s,,s.
pended; which motion Nas agreed To-. {.sss sas. y,
Mr.. J. CLANCY JONES demanded the previous quos
tion which seconded
MI. CLAY, Of KantaGky. movod that thu House aal-
journ which motion not agreed torayes 20,
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The question recurring upon sereaine to the resola
ton, -, a s ~ ass hs.s hsss.8 s4ssasasi5 ~
Mr. j. CLANCY JONES withdrew the resolution He
supposed by consultation both sides Of the House II
had been agreed to coninc themselves in the daytime
to the appropriation bills, He found however, differ
ent state Of feeling existing to-day .
Mr. CLINGMAN inquired whether the Committee Of
the Whole could mot ut any time take s b
The SPEAKER stated that IL depessAd entirely upon
what the chairman decided upon The Chair was OF
opinion that tho resolution Of Mr. j. CLANCY JoxH could
not be Withdrawn nanuc the previous qucstio had
been seconded.
Mr. sICKI.Fs Of New York. moved that the resohi-
ton be laid upon the table pending which, >
Mr., BURNETT, of Kentucky, moved THAI the House
adjourn which motion was not agreed to-Ayes 65,
noes 100. NAit gss tasN Fl
The question was then taken the monn 10 lay the
resolution the table and it was not agreed to
so, nays 81.
The question recurring on the resolution, ftA.s
Mr., HUGHES, Of Indiana moved that the House adj
/ journ; which motion was not agreed To-.
Mr. FLORENCE, Of Pennsylvania, moved that the vote
by which the House ordered the main question the
resolution be reconsidered.
/ Mr.. CAMrBEII., OF Ohio, moved that the motion to
reconsider be laid on the table, pending which fat4
Mr.. ADRIAN, of Now York, moved that the House al
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And on motion q. Mr. GILMAN, Of Maine, the House
adjourned.