New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
NJ I1NINo-T5i, appc,l il, believe. debate

Mr.. LANINa-Tbis appcsl ia, beieve' 'eo''e'
able
SiNG ,,,pceeded on this appeal TO discuss
1.; 70 contrast the act oi tois AessIs
81 ~, o, Keusas to aluie TO the CONSTITUTION
Of Karsss, the Governor Mes9"s'' wv
rroeeeded IN general remarks for some thirty
minutes. - ,, r ,,.y rc,,ieuino the matters Of
n,.I nocy conDected with the finances railroads,
c,ral.. in the Governors Message and other
poU9.'' WA. constantly called to order in vain, the
spFAKFR deciding that all subjects were relevant to
'ns Sg -CeSH4NLER continued to talk against time till
Mr r. JONES ir., next took the floor, AMI was in
,erTupted by Mr.. DURlEA, who offered resolution
making the resolutions before the House the sPeca
order for Tuesday next and TO be continued unt dis
posed Of and that the inquesiion be put atO CLOCK
on Wednesday, uness sooner disposed OF:
Tbis was objected TO by Mr. PARSONS, and an OBJ
lection being fatal, Mr. JONES resumed discussing
the bred Scott decision when he was called to order
by Nj DURYEA. Mr.. dOnes spoke TIL p. m.
M DAYTON Dem then spoke IN n strong hI cohae-
nation of the course of the Speaker and his democratic
sssoclates. While he denounced the action OF Mr..
Duryea in moving the previous question, he could not
sanC on the violation Of the rules OF the House and
the outrage of all parliamentary courtesy
The question was then put on the appeal from the
decision Of the Chair and the House refused TO sus-
tain the Speaker
Mr.. LANING resumed the floor, and was again dis
cussing Kansas matters, when
Mr.. ID. b. BALDWIN (Rep) called him TO order.
The CHAIR decided that under the decision Of the
House overruliDg the Speaker the point of order was
vel taken.
NJ. LANING then concluded his remarks, and
voted I" No"
The motion ordering the previous questoRwaa then
carried, by 46 10 !G.
The main question OF the adoption Of the resoIu-
tons then put and the vote stood yeas i3 nays l'
Mr.. VAN vALKENBURGH Rep moved call
of the House, which was ordered Inc gausrie3 auu
lobbies then cleared OF all put Inc menlDeis,
officers and reporters
TIE SPEAKER said that under the strict interpre
ta'i0n of the rules the reporters must be excluded
Mr.. WOLFORD-That has never been the prac
The SPEAKER-t is the decision of the chair. |
Dc not Recognize any difference between reporters and
others.
Cries of "Tbats right" Hustle them out,
Nr. VAN NVALKENBURGH-I move the reporters
be permitted to remain.
Mr. LANING-NO quorum is present, so no motion
is in order.
The SPEAKER-The point of order is well taken.
Mr.. WOLFORD-I appeal against the decision.
The SPEAKER-NO appeal can be taken.
Mr. LANING-IIustlc them out
M. WOLFORD-I insist, then, that all persons
not members or officers leave the House.
The SPEAKER-The gentleman will name any
Others present.
Eew-YOrk.
The reporters, with Senators Mather and Pratt,
then left the chamber.
When the roll was called, on the doors being locked,
seventy members answered tOther names. After the
abseutees on leave had been excused,
NJ W. BALDWIN moved that the further call OF
the House be suspended.
Mr.. VAN VALKENBURGH moved to amend, by
adding that the vote on the resolutions be taken on
Wednesday next, at II o'clock.
DO quorum voting the Sergeant Arms was then
directed to bring in the absenteee.
Mr.. BALDWIN moved further suspension of the
call. Lost by II to AZ.
Mr. WElLANT moved to adjourn. Lost.
The Sergeant alarms brought in Mr.. Hart and Mr.
i. Jones. ir., making a voting quorum.
M. PARSONS moved to adjourn. Lost.
Mr. LANING moved that the call be now suspend
ed. Carried.
The doors were then opened and the resolutions
Of Gen. Duryea, as amended by Mr.. Adams were
carried by as to 23.
Mr.. BALDWIN moved to give the Committee on
Elections power to send for persons and papers in the
case of Mr.. DOlan against Mr. Seeey. Carried
The House then, at II ?. M, adjourned