Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-30
that all agrce that vote DO taken next

that all agree that a vote DC taken next
Wednesday.
Mr.. Hill Of Ca, explained that In NOV.
in, the postponement Of the report till the
soconI Monday IN May. he did - at the
suggestion OF certain personal, but no. po-
liticil friends.
The question was taken on motion OF Mr..
Harris Of IN 20 reconsider the vote 10y
which the p1stpOncmcht to that time was
liked, and 90 lay that motion on the An'e
The motion was decided alhrmatNely 10y
yeas lOj against TOT.
The question then required on agreeing
10 the original motion Cor postponcment
amended by inserting the ~ Monday IN
May.
Mr.. washburn Of Ne. novel call Of
the House which was disagreed to--yeis 10
uavs is.
I'm adjournment vas moved By Mr.. Dew
art, and carried by los g. %.
WAsuiNCToV. April -.
SrNATE. Mr.. Seward presented the rcso-
luton ct New York ia favor Of th, promo
ton 90 l.,ut, Maury. Referred 10 thc Ma.
val Committee.
Mr.. Wilson Of Mass. presented protest
from ship owners ana merchants OF Boston,
against the passage OF the Law compelling
them e. purchas, Rogers Marine Signals.
Mr.. Grecn OF No asked that tho Kansas
bill De taken up. when was done.
Mr Grrrn then moved that all prior or.
DER De- postponed, and The report Of the
conference committee De- considered, which
motion was cIrr,yd notwithstanding the
caEuc,. opposition ulSiuart % Mich.
Mr.. Stuart then wanted q have the
House amendments read Cor which toe sub
s,ituic Is proposed.
Me,srs. Ilunter, Green and ro0mls ob-
iccirt.
Ia, Chair. Mr. Fitzpatrick, ruled that
thc amendment could not be Rad.
Mr. S,unai appealed.
Mr. roomb, moved 20 lay the appca, On
the table.
Mr. stuart demanded vote, when the
Sua,c refused by - yeas TO So nays o lay
the appeal un he table.
4 long discussion. lasting two hours,
then took place on the parliamentary rule
auI tac appllr,b., O. th' Ca, when
q vote va. t,kcn un the Chair, decision,
which was sustained nv = vote ct 80 o. ~.
Mr.. Crit nd,u Vas not ready q proc
u1uuc' bis Judgement un the question. H.
asked tbc clurt',y and justice oi the senate
that 10 o. postponed untu wednesday.
l.1s; ycls - nav. -.
Mr. Douglas splAl z'alpusly in favor OF
v1stp1ncmrut askei hy the senator from
Nv. saying that the high character of the
senator. who had served the country with
distinction before some 0i ,hos' who now
refuse h.. rcQur,; were horn, showed that
De ask.I d, ia M iactilIs lr siui,ltr view.
NJ Tomb. replied . Mr. Douglas AM
urged an imm,.liAie vote.
Mr. seward ail tia, as th, Senator
from Nv W.. the author ol the amend.
mrDt, O. the senate ball which wsr, allp.
III by the Illu.,. hs j. parliamentary
a., p'rsln b'lrn. On, responsibility OF
crglt measure, api should be- ACCORDED the
hri'i pI.,plDsn'1t De requested. rl' op.
position in the : nate ar no longer two or
tbrr,-;hey are q power. They can Do
heard. and they must De- heard. Asp the
plIs' 90 th5 qp'sIln the
written law D, plain tia; tto bal ~ ga tue
House.
Nj Clark ON. II. then addressed the
.he >'nat' on che general merits of the
question, while the S'u.ti w.s wholly os.
cupI'i M attempts O. clu' o ga uni'r,'1n-
ding. aul ia dl.a,ins motion, Of various
cc, 'r,pt.1u-.
Finally 10 ws' asr',l that the snhj'ct h'
mali che -p''iI urlsr Tor Tomorrow a. Il
p,.tl2. Aipuru-l
HousE. Mr. Qlitm,n ASKED leave 10 In .
,rIlucs = uJnt resolution concerning tI1 .
a lu.s,ila Ug new states iul ib' Jn,pn.
Ia, speaker stated 90, question o %, On
Agreeing 6, the Amended MptIpn O postpone
"a, report 1l the Committee % Cjnisren-o
ou th' kIuus bi.l oil, tbs ,,cJnl Monday
ir Nav.
Nj Harris % M. a,k.l a., unanimous
consent or she plsipInsnsns Of ~ c)nsii.
Grafton ,,l Wei1e.i,y.
After l1n: i,hlt, th, h,us' proceeded
O. vote tor tl5 p'nltns mlti)n O pIstpJne
ih' further consideration Uf tIr report Of
tbs conferences c,unittrl un;i, tl' ., Mln-
day in May, AMI It was Disagreed tJ-luo
tllui
Ca motion of VI, Stephen, a, c,n,il,rl.
ton ol tIc report va, then postponed .
on. o'clock ul wednesday thr 2,jl.
Mr. J. Clancy Jones ul.r' e resolution
that during the present w,'k 10 shall be-
In order each DAY tor th' C,mni;ts, ol the
whole ln th' ..lts nr Ia Uii1n 90 take u
re,s,, s,., 7l'clJss in ia, evening Tor ssner.
q. debate only.
Mr. Springer of y. Y. sail he had a prop
1-ililn which would be adopted IN r,spjn,1
% cries OF read 10.
The Clcrk brsan reading preamble ia
cooperating an extract from the Burlington
llawkeyc newspaper, a.l's ins that an or
der W,, received from commissioner Hen.
ir,gA,, O. lleatc six thousand acre, Ol land
40 Che Council B.uH. land sail IN the name
li senator Brish; and adding that 90, course
tleUrlgr VA. complied wi,h out olice hours
anu Mr.. BrsAt bad q nice Zip VI the puJ.
De- land. 40 = single haul, a..
The speaker stopped tIe clerk from read
Ins SAVING that the paper contained a re-
. SETON uuon member OF the coordinate
branch of Congress.
The lllase returned 90 a., consideration
" Ne June,'s r solution, and finding igsel!
without quorum, adjourned.
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