Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-12
that said committee be instructed to enquire into all

that said committee be instructed to enquire into al!
the facts connected with the formation OF sad Con
shu'inn, and the laws under which the same WAS
orlsina'ed, and into all such facts and proceedings
a. have franspired since the formation OF said Con
suton having relation TO the question OF the pro-
prieiy OF the admission of said Territory into the
Union under said Constitutions and whether the came
is acceptable and satisfactory to a majority OF THE
legal voters OF Kansas and that said committee have
power to send for persons and papers ="
The vote WAS annoanced-yeas ia. nays ] ILL., and
so the amendment was agreed to. The vote was as
! follows:
inehurst Bingham Blair, Bliss, Brayton, Buintop, Bur
lingame. Burroughs Campbell, Case. Chafee Chapman,
| Clark Of Connecticut, Clawson, Clark R. Cochrane,
Gockeri Colfax. Conins. Covode Cox. Crasin Curtis
Damrel Davis OF Mary and Davis of Indiana, PAWS OF
Massachusetts, Davis Of Iowa, Dawes Dean. Dcwnrt,
Dick, Dodd, Durfee Ede, English FarnsTorsh fenton
Granger Grocsbeck Grow. Hall OF Ohio, Hall OF Massa
chuses. Harlan Harris Of Illinois. llaskn, hickman
Hoard Horton, Howard. Oven Jones, hello9s' Messy
Kilgore, Knapp Kunkel Lnwascnes, Leach, Letter
i.oveoy, McKibb!n Marshall OF Illinois
Morgan, Morrill,. Morris o! Pennsylvanis NORRIS ol i
nois. Morse of Maine Morse OF New York Mott murray
Nibsck Nichols DIN Palmer, Parker, Petit Pike, Pot
ter Po,,lc Purviapce Richie Robbins, Roberts knyee
Shaw of Illinois. Sherman of Ohio. sherman ol new
Pennsylvania Tappan Thayer, Thompson Io9 svi'
Wade, Wabridrc. Waldron. Walton, Washburn OF VIZ WI,
consin Washburne OF Illinois, Washburne ot Name WE
son and Wood-l14.
NAYs-Messrs. Ali. Anderson. Arnold Atkins, avery,
Baksdalc Bishop Bocock Bowie Boyce, Branch. Bryan,
Burnett. Burns Caskie Clark Of Missouri Clay Clemen'
Clineman. Cobb. John Cochrane, Corning Craig OF MIS-
souri, Craige OF North Carolina Crawford, Curry DAVID
SON Davis Of Mississippi. Dnmck Dowdell Edm9nason'
Elliot. Ensts Faulkner. Florence Garnet, Cartel
ellis, Goode, Greenwood. Gregg Hatch Hawkins hii'
Hopkins, Houston, Hughes Huyer, Jackson. jenkins.
Jewett Jones of Tennessee j. Clancy Jones, keitt Nelly
Kunkel, Of Maryland Lamar. Landy, Lrtcher Maclay.
Mcqueen, Marshall Of Kentucky, Muson, Maynard, Mlea,
Miller. Mlson, Moore Pendeton. Peyton. Phelps, Phil
lips, Powell. Qumsn, Ready Recan, Ricaud. KUHN,
Russell snnd!dge Savage, Scaes Scott Soaring Seward,
Shaw Of North Corons Shorter, sckles, Singleton,
Smith Tennessee Smith Of Virginia. Staworh. Ste.
phens Stevenson, Stewart of Maryland Talbot Taylor
Of New York. Taylor OF Louisiana Trppe UndeI woof,
Ward Warren, Watkins, White, Whitley, Winslow.
woodson Wor'endyke. Wright Of Georgia, Wright OF
| Tennessee, and ZollicoiFer.-lll.
Mr.. Harris, of Illinois, moved reconsideration OF
the vote, and 10 lay that motion upon the table; yeas
lis nays Ill.
The amsndmsnt Of Mr.. Huehes-to refer the mes.
sage to select committee of thirteen-ss amended on
I the motion of Mr.. Harris, Of H. las referred to
| above.l was then agreed to-yeas | 10. nays Ill.
Mr.. Keitt made an apology for violating the deco.
rum Of the House on Saturday morning; saying that
personal collisions are always unpleasant, very seldom
excusable and rarely justiabe. He felt in full force
the responsibility which he assumed when he said he
the aggressor, and that the entire responsibility
properly belonged to hun. In this connection he had
another remark, which was, that il he received any
blow not, he utterly uncohscious OF having re-
ceved il.
Mr. Grow said that al The last session of the House
| he unex pectedIy found himself engaged in persona
collision, for the first time iu his life and apoogised
| to the House.
The House then adjourned.