The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-27
WASHINGTON CITY, TUESDAY, April u, 1853.

next, At O'Clock Te motioa was not agreed to yeas
rs, nays 2s-ss follows:
ros.o!, Hale I.min King fugl, seward simmons STUART
NAYS x's. Ae s.ss nss",s msss III. Sx's, n.as nsI
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NAY "af sss II 1s s ws ..i s.'ss & D4
Ksaas fsaee isa ssanor aud Thompson Of Kon'acky-S
Mr.. DOUGLAS urged the propriety of waiting until
the House net upon this subject.
Mr.. 1UOMBS thought every member Of the Senate was
we'll psspercd TO vote upon this Kansas question now
he would be- He willing to the risk Of
it for his part.
y Mr. PUGH took the sanic ground with Mr.. STUART
that the bill not before the SoIate and thereose
could not properly be considered now. II ,,i.sf ,ls
/ Mr.. GREEN explained the matter, and answered the
objections which had been urged against the course
y Ms BEwARD ~ad Mr.. BELL denied the regularity OF
considering an amendment when the bill TO which 1t was
an arncndmeat was not before tho body llEs
Mr. BRIGHT said that the report OF the committee of
conference entirety and must be accepted or
jectcd as such and it made difference at all with
which house the papers lodged That had been the
and he considered this question which w.s now
raised to prevent action on the subject M -
At five o clock, p. M, Mr.. CAMERON moved to ad
journ which was not agreed to--yeas q, nays 20
Mr. CRTTTENDEN then expressed his views on the
subject, and Mr. BIGIIER replied.
Mr. WILSON then renewed the motion to adjourn
which not agreed to yeas l9, nays rs.
Mr. WADE moved to lay the whole subject upon the
table which was not agreed to--ycm Is, nays 5-as
follows |.
YE.s-cssrs Brodcrck Cameron Chandler, Clark colamer
crasnd nxon rouue Douglass Foot Foster King pugh, Sew
NAYsMcssrs Alien ayard, Benjamin, mggs, Bscr Brown
q s arsss Johnson Jones' Kennedy Mallory Mason
sebastian, sdo Thomson Of New Jersey Toom Wright and
ABSENT OR NOT VOTING Bates, Bell, Bright Davis
narkce fssssndcn Fitch Gwin Hale am Hammond Harlan
After some further discussion at six o'clock Mr. Eos
TER moved that the Senate adjourn; which was not
| agreed to--yeas Ii, nays 26. Ggiit @@
| Mr.. CLARK proceeded to give the why he
thought the subject should not bc taken up With
out concluding his remarks he gave way to several mo-
| tons to adjourn, all Of which were voted down.
| Mr.. WILSON proposed as a compromise that this sub
ject should be postponed until Wednesday next at half
past twelve clock and he had doubt but that after a
discussion Wednesday and Thursday the vote could
be taken by the consent of all parties He thought no
good would result from proonging this contest to night
Objections were made this arrangcment and after
further interchange of opinions the report OF the
committee Of conference taken up, with tho under
standing that the SENATE should immediately adjourn.
The further consideration OF the report postponed
until hall twelve o clock tomorrow whom at half
past seven oclock theScnata adjourned s.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House proceeded to the consideration of business
fore reported from tho Committee Of tho Whole House
she lsivate Cslsnsax witl favorable recommendation,
taken up sevcraly, read third time and passed.
bill for the relief of the representatives of William
Smith, deceased, late Of Louisiana. aE 84atS nHa5
bill for the relief of the heirs and legal representa-
tives Of Pierre Broussapl, deceased. sa SIG 5ss, IT'D
4 bill to revive act entitled AN act for the relief
OF the heirs, their legal representatives Of William
| Conway, deceased. /" q IS ra, pl.si fsfS 81 81
bin for the relief OF Regis Loisc his legal repre-
sentatves lS&sga.@ aEeael stisssA n
ADMISSION or A NHw STATE ~ ~
! Mr. QUrTMAN, of Mississippi, asked unanimous con-
sent to introduce Joint resolution concerning the anis
sion of new States into the Unoa-
/ Mr. ENGLISH, of Indiana, objected.
/ Mr.. QUTTAIAN moved that the rules be suspended.
Mr.. ENGLISH raised point of order that the motion
could not be entertained pending the consideration of
| privileged question. $50 m \,
The SPEAKER decided that the point Of order was
well taken. 49, 1900, g. e3. 4, y, ~ gt.aal Y NJ
Mr. QUrTMAN appealed to the gentleman to permit
the resolution to be read 1t not intended for the
| past but for the future alone
Mr. STEPHENS Of Georgia, called for the regular
order of business. "A
| REPORT OF rIIs coSrEnsNcs COMMITTEE
The House then resumed the consideration Of the
| port of the conference committee. a si
| Mr. HARRIS, of Illinois, did not know In what way
urge the point he desired to make He thought unani
consent could he obtained, and, far lie was
concerned he was willing TINT the this
| any debate question being raised upon 1t
| AR ENGLISH desired to state that the proposition
would with his conc,rroncc, and probably with the
/ concurrence of his side of the House 81 81
| Several MMnKss. II object fg a4tt# 93g.
Mr. HARRIS said his object was that the consideration
OF the question should bc postponed until Wednesday at
one clock, when its consideration should be resumed
and disposed Of.
| objection being made, ~
Mr. RococK Of Virginia. said the way to get at that
proposition TO vote down the motion to postpone.
Mr. ENGLISH proposed to Withdraw his motion to
/ postpone iaf two weeks. aH
The SPEAKER decided that it could not be withdrawn,
inasmssh II hal hccn amended.
\ Mr. ENuTISIi nskcd unanimous consent.
\ Mr SIICHrER of Alabama, objected.
\ Mr. AAltsIiAII. of Kentucky. inquired whether, II
the otsoa 10 postpone not agreed to- II was in order
ssAin a. the previous question: N
| Mt cIINGMAN, ci North Carolina Well, it Is in
order now
The STEAMER decided that II would be, M
M MARSHALL. then moved that the report be laid
i On tsse s~ilc. AN Mf
M xTErHKNs a~ksd sos call of the House. He did
aos lalssse the iIos~c wAs full. 81 ass ssf a.sF ~
Mr. CAMPBELL, o0Aic, slrmaandei the yeas and nays
ga thc mssisn to Ly sA thc table. ssa
/ Nj stkI'HENn scsnsslssi thc yeas and nays on his
nseticn; whih wus osskscd
Nj prsfAM inquired whcthcr tho motion of Mr..
MAssnAt II pscvslcd. would carry with II the Senate
sad tiasl~s tdiis
The ssTAKEu dssSs~i that IL would
Nj HARRIS snguc~i whether the Senate bill was be-
bcfr shs He"ss ks independent s4toR
| The STEAMER jssti~sl that n was not
Mr. NAlrsfiAil in4airci whcthsr If the motion to
IA, te s~3e ~ ssiSi, ii ki noe terminate all cgsa-
saa u'e sni3ct a,i leave Kansas where She be
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