Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-04

Il snr-yinus Question WAS seconded without u III.
vision. and thu main question ordered to be put.
Messrs. Campbell. Ciinsmen, and others called for
the yeas and nays, which, were ordered, and resulted
"a follows:
NA.-M ,asrs. Ali, Anderson, Atkins, Avery.
Earksis'o. Bishop, B"cock. Bowie, Boyce, Branch,
Er,a an. Barnett, liurns, Caruihers, Caski-. Clark Of
Missouri. Clay. Clemens, Clingmnn. Cobb, John
Cuchrarr, C1ckeriil, Corning, Cox. Craig ii Missouri,
Crs:se Of North Car"lIua, Crawford. Curry. David.
son. Dewart, Dowdell, Edmundson, Elliott, English,
Eu.lis. Florence. Foley, Ga'nett, Gartrell, ellis.
Gllmsr, G"oi-, Grernwuod, Gregg, Groesbeck, Hall
ol Ohio, Hatch, Hawkins. Hopkins, Houston. Hughes,
lluyl-r, Jackson. jenkins, Jeweir. Jones of I-nnes'
.-e, j. CLANCY Jones, owen Jones. keitt. k-lly,
Kunkel, Lamar, Landy, Lswr-nc-, L-idy, L-!cslrr.
Maclay, Mcqueen, Mason, Maynard, Miles. Miller,
Nilsson, Moore, Niblack, Pendi1ion, Peylon, Phelps,
Phillips, Powell. Ready, ReagOn. Reilly, Ruilin, Rus
sell, S~Andidge. Savage. Scales, Scott, Soaring, Sew
ard, Shaw Of North Carolina. Shorter. Sickles. Sin
gl.ton, Smith of Tennessee, Smith of Virginia. Stall
worth, Stephens, Stevenson. Talbot, IripPe, Ward,
Watkins, White, Whitley, Winslow, Woodson, Wor
.endvks, Wright Of Georgia, Wright Of Tennessee,
and Charlottesville
NAYs-Messrs. Abbott, Adrsin, Andrews, Bennett,
BiImyhur-t, Bingham, Is sir. Bliss. Bonham, Bray
Ton, liuiiihron, Burlingarne, Burroughs. Campbell,
Case, Chatf-., Chapman, Clsrk OF Connection 4.
Clark of New York, Clawson, CLARK b. C%octrnne,
Coiiax, Comins. Covode, Cragin, Curtis, DamreII,
Davis of Maryland, Davis of Indiana. DAVIS oil Mas
-achus.tt, Daviso OF Iowa. Dawes. Dean, DICK l,"dn'
Duriee, EdIe, Farnsworth, F-nton, Foster, GihainG-,
| Gilman, Gnoch. Goodwin, Granger. Gr0", iihIi "l
Massachusetts,. Harlan. Harris of Maryland, Harris OF
Illinois, Haskin, Hickman, Hoard, Howard, krliogg'
Kelsey. kIlgnre, Knapp, Leach, Letter iortlny'
Mckibbin. Marshall of Kentucky, MArshaIl CT IN
noia. Morgan, Morris of Pennsylvania, Morris OF ILL.,
nois. Morse of Maine, Morse of New York, Mott,
Murray. Nichols. DIN, Palmer. Parker, Petit, fiKe'
Potter, Pottle, Quitman, Ricaud, hitchis' honbins'
Roberts, Royce, Shaw of illinois, Sherman, OF ONO
Sherman OF New York, Smith OF Limos, SP,nner'
ST.. S...n., ~ D-pn ly4nia. IHDnHn, lnHVrr,
Tnmnkina. Underwood, Wade, Walbrldge, walton,
W..hhurn- Of Illinois, Washburn OF. Maine, and
Wilson--lu3.
lTh- following gentlemen were announced a. hav.
in, uair-d of: Mrs-rs. Arnold. Dimmick, Faulkner,
Hill Horton, Kunk-l Of Pennsylvania. Montgomery,
| Morrill,, Purviqnc., Taylor OF New York. fayloE, OF
| Loui.iann. Thompson. Stewart Of Maryland, Wash
burn OF Wisconsin, and Wood.
SO the report OF the committee oil conference wac
agreed to-. .
Mr.. English moved to reconsider the vote Just
taken, and to lay the motion to reconsider on the
table.
MIR Washburne, of Ill, called for the yeas aud nays
on the latter motion.
Mr.. Campbell said the battle was over, and there
was 70 use in calling the yeas and nays.
The yeas and nays were ordered, and resulted az
follows Yeas ll3, nays lOO.
So the motion to reconsider was laid on the table.
Subsequently message from the Senate announced
that that body had agreed TO the report OF the com
mittee of conference on the sqbi+cif b Kansas
MI. CLARK. Of New York, desired 10 call The allen
lion of The House Ia the recent Misunderstanding b.
tween the gentleman from Ohio Mr.. Cox and his
colleague (Mr. Hnskiu.i He had al interview with
both parties aud had Effected II reconciliation. His
! colleague was aciuated in what he said by the supp".
,i,ion that the gentleman from ONO had, IN abandon
;n,, hi. recent associates, shot back n Parthian arrow
into their camp, but that suspicion WAS now removed
and his colleague was satisfied the gentleman from
Ohio waa Influenced in the abandonment OF hs recent
position by no improper motive but had followed the
path OF duty aud honor. h- therefore withdrew any
in,pu,a,ion; he might have made upon his personal
integrity, and the gentleman from Ohio cheertully and
gratefully accepted the explanation.
Mr.. Nichols, OF Ohio, said as the great question was
now disposed Of, aud il WAS customary and best alter
so great a storm of excitement 10 have Il calm, he
moved that when the House adjourn it he TO meet on
Monday next.
The motion prevailed, and the House adjourned.