Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-21
House---Kansas Bill Under Consideration

douse--Kansas Bill Under Consideration.
Mr.. English, in order that he should no
be misunderstood, said that he was opposet
tc the Senate bill in Its present shape, but not
wlthstandiug this, he was willing to hea
what the Senate had to say, and he was there
fore in favor of the appointment of the com
nittee of conference. He could see no harm
that would resnlt from this, and he move,
that the House agree to a committee of confer
ence on the subject OF the disagreeing yote
of the two Houses, and that three member
be appointed on the part of the House. He
moved the previous question.
Mr.. Washburne maine raised the oues
ton that it was not in order for Mr. English
to make that motion. The House had ad
hered, and until it re-considers that motion
1t is not ID order for Mr. English te make his
motion
Mr.. Garnett wished to make an explana.
tion for his vote, but objection was made.
Mr.. English repeated that he had made bis
motion in accordance with usage in all parlia.
mentary bodies.
The demand for the previous question was
then seconded.
Tho House proceeded to vote Oh Mr.. En-
! glish's motion On committee of conferercn-
| &C.
| The vote was announced-yeas los, nays
! les, when the Speaker voted in the afirnia-
tive, and decided the vote in favor of Mr. En-
gllsh's proposition.
YEAs-Messrs ALL, Anderson, Atkins,
Avery, Barkesdale, Bishop, Bocock, Bonkam
Bowie, Boyce, B.anch, Bryan, Burnett,
Burns, Caruthcrs, Caskie, Clark, (Mo ) Clay
Clemens Clingnan, Cobb, John CocLrane
Craig, (ALo..) Craige, On. CD Crawford
Cry, Davidson, Davis, (NIiss,) Deward
Dowdell, ,il..nndson, Elliott, Eng glish, Eus-
tbs, Faulkner, Florence, Garnett, Gartrell,
Goode, Greenwood Gregg, Hall, CO }
Hatch, Hawkins, Hill, Hopkins, Houston.
Hughes. Sackson. jenkins, Jewett, Jouoss,
(Tenn., j. Clancy Jones, Owen Jones, Kcitt,
Kelly, Kunkel, (Md } Lamer, Landy, Lei
dy, Letcher. Maciay, M'Queen, Mason, May
nard, Miles, Miller, Millison, Moore, Nibach
Pendleton, Peyton, Phelos, Phillips. Powell,
Quitman, Ready. Reagan, Rufin, Russell,
Sandige, Savage, Scales, Scott, Soaring, Se-
ward. Shaw, On. Cd Shorter, SIM gleton
Smith, CTenn.,) Smith, (Va.,) Stallwortn.
Stephens, Stevenson, Stewart, (Md ) Talbot
Taylor, (N. Y,,) Trippe, Ward, Warren,
Watkins, White, Winsluw, Woodson, Wor-
tendyke, Wright, (Ga,D Wright, Glenn, }
Iullicoffer and Orr, Speaker--109
NAYs-Messrs. Abbott, Andrews, Bennett,
Burlington, Burlingame. Burrows, Campbell
Chase Chafee, Chapman, Clark, ct. } Clark
On. Y..) Clawson, Cockcrill Colfax, Com
Minis. Covode, Cox. Cragin, Curtis, Damreli
Davis, (Md., y Davis, 0nd. y Davis, (Mass }
Davis, Ga,) Dawes, Dcrn Dick, Dodd, Dur
kee. Edie, Farnsworth, Fenton Foley, Fos-
ter, Giddings, Gilman, Gilner, Gooch, Good
win, Granger, Groesbeck, Grow, Hail. (Mass)
Harlan. Harris, (Md } Harris, en- } Has
kin, Hickman, Hoard, Horton, Howard ..Kel-
leg, kelsep, Kilgore, Knapp, Lawrence,
Lawrence, Letter, Lovejoy, Marshall, (Ky )
Marshall, Qll.,) Matteson, Montgomery,
Morgan, Morrill,, Morris, Pa. ) Morris, Cul.) }
Morse, (Me ,),Morse, IN. Y, Mott, Muir
ray, Nichols: Palmer, farker, Patti, Pike, |
Potter, Pottle, Purviance, Ricaud, Richie,
Robbins, Royce, Shaw, H., Sherman, o. !
Sherman, en- Y.,) Smith, TII..) Spioner,
Stanton, Stewart, Pa. Tappan, Thompson.
Tompkins, Underwood, Wade, Walbridge,
Waldron, Walton. Washburne, [ Ill Wash
burne. (Me. ) Wilson and Wood-1OS
Paird of-Adrian with Huyler, Dimmick
with McKibben, ellis with Roberts, Clark
B. Cochrane with Sickles, Reilly with Thay-
er, Taylor La, with Kunkel, {Pa. } Wash
burne. Owls. } with Arnold and Olin with
Corning
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The announcement was greeted by ap-
plause from the spectators in the galleries.
The Speaker called upon the doorkeeper
and his assistants to remove those who had so |
far forgotten themselves as to cause the dis
Mr. Harris, Ql., ) hoped the Chair would
first make an example of those on the floor. |
who clapped their hands.
The Speaker Said he was not aware that
there Was any disturbance among the mem
bers He had no right to order the hall to
be cleared, but the House could take action
against such members as the gentleman from
Illinois might point out.
The Speaker, in response to the request of
Mr.. Curtis and others, revoked his order,
the hope that that the disorder
would not be repeated, and such an example
would not be set by gentlemen on the floor.
Those who come here to listen to debates
should not abuse their privilege, and violate
is deeorum and order.
Mr.. Grow pennsylvania, ) remarked that
t was. rot privilege, but right of persons
o occupy the galleries
At the instance of Mr.. English, motion
o reconsider the voto above taken was laid
N the table
The House then again went into Commit
ee of the whole on the Washington police
Ill.
Coon FOB JoHN.--Among other good
hings said by John Van Buren in his reoo,,