Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-27


Mr. Green then moved that all prior orders
be postponed, and that the report of the Com
ference Committee be taken up, which motion
was carried, notwithstanding the earnest op-
position of Mr. Stuart oil Miehioan who
wanted to have the House amendments re.
ceved for which the substitute is proposed.
Messrs. Hunter Green, and Toombs oh
iected.
The Chair Mr.. Fitzpatrick) ruled that the
amendments could not be read.
Mr. Stewart appealed from the decision and
Mr.. roombs moved to Law the apveaI on the
table.
MIR. Stuart demanded a vote. when The
Senate refused (25 10 25l to Law the appeal on
the table
A long discussion. lasting two hours. then
took place upon the parliamentary rule. and
the practice applicable 10 the case when a
vote was taken on the Chairs decision. which
was sustained nv a vote of IN TN IA
Mr., Crittenden was not ready In ,,rononpoe
his judgement OH this question. He asked
the courtesy of the Senate thst il he rIst-
poned until Wednesday. I,ost-veas 95
NAYS 30.
MIR. Douglas spoke zealously in favor of the
postponement asked by the Senator from
Kentucky. saving that the high character ne
that Senator Who had served his country win
distinction before some who now refused his
request were born, showed that he asked 1t
in no factious spirit or sinister view
Mr. Toombs replied to Mr.. D. and nroed
all Immediate vote.
Mr. Pugh argued that we must have tho
bill from the House before the Senate can
proceed another step.
Mr. Green, In reply, said the Senate viola
ted no par iamentary law in proceeding now
Mr.. Seward spoke earnestly in favor Of M
Crttenden's request. He said the onnosir,on
in theSenate is no longer two or three. thew are
a power, and can be and must be heard. 'ihev
have the same responsibilities and accounta.
bilties as the majority, for there is nerhans
little difference between the services n Tho
country OF an honest and patriotic minority
and of the majority As to the uarliaments
nv phase of this question. the written law !,
plain the bill is in the House of Representa-
tlves.
Mr.. Bell of Tennessee took MANY excen-
tons TO the form of the report.
Mr.. Bright of Indiana complained that rbe
minority had sprung a new question. He
maintained that they would look in VAN for
any precedent to prevent the majority from
acting as they propose to do
Mr.. Bayard of Delaware replied to MIR.
Seward, urging that the expectancy demands
immediate action, and thai courtesy dies NOT
require that a dIstractng question shall he
kept open for one Senator.
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HOUSE.
Mr.. Quitman asked leave to introduce a
| joint resolution concerning the admission of
new States into the Union.
Mr.. English objected.
Cries for the reading of Mr.. Ouitman's res-
olution followed.
The Speaker sustained Nj. English's mint
of order as nrivileged onest;on uos
pending.
Mr.. Ouitman said his resolution wos -
apply only 10 the future.
The Speaker stated the question to he on
agreeing to the amended motion TO nostnona
tina report of the Committee of ConteIenoo
on the Kanzas bill till the second Mondav IN
! NAV,
Mr.. Harris of Illinois, asked the unani.
nous consent for the postponement Of its
consideration till Wednesday.
Mr. English acquiesced but various other
| gentlemen objected.
Cries of ). Let the vote be taken now %