Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
WAsnINaroN. April |.


WASHINGTON, April /.
SExATE.-After various Intellectual attempts
to vote down Iverson's motion to take up the
Army bill instead of the Minnesota bill, the for
mer was taken up and numerous verbal amend
mentS were made, not attaining the principles
of the bill.
The army bill was debated at great length
and finally paSsed--yeas Al, nays 81.
The Kansas bill, as amended by the House,
was brought up. MIR. Green moved that the
amendment be disagreed to.
The Senate having previously resolved to adj
journ till Monday, reserved the resolution, and
will devote tomorrow to the bill.
Adjourned.
HousE.-Nr. Stephens said ten o'clock had
arrived, and moved to take up the Senate Kan
sas bill.
The bill was read once more.
Mir. Giddmgs objected To Il second reading,
unde' the ru!o the question occurred-"shali
the biil be rejected"
AIr. Stephens demanded the yeas and nays.
Yeas 30 nays 1877. The bill was read a second
time.
Mr.. Montgomery offered the Crittendcn sub
stitute as an amendment by the Auti-Lecompton
Democratic Conference, proposing 10 admit
Kansas into the Union and refer the Lecompton
Constitution to a vote of tue people, and on the
event of its rejection, Convention to be called
to form new Constitution. One representative
! in the House till next Federal census. Mont
gomery said he bad no remarks to make. The
substitute was its best interpreter. He had
! furnished copies to members and was ready TO
supply others.
| mir. Quitman offered n substitute which is the
same as the Senatc bill with the omission Of the
declaration clause that the people have Mt all
/ times the right to alter or amend their Consti-
tuition in such manner as they may think
proper, &c.
Humphrey Marshall wished to amend the
Senate bill by striking out the same clause pro-
posed to be omitted in Quitnian's substitute.
Mr.. Stephens refused to yield the floor for
that purpose, and demanded the previous
MIR. Marshall wanted Stephens refusal to be
borne in mind and placed ON record.
The question on QuitmGn's substitute was
negatived-yeas Y, nays 100.
/ Montgomery's substitute was adoptcd-yens
I12O nays 1l2. [Applause in galleries.
/ The House then proceeded 10 vote Ola the bill
| as amended
Special Kansas Till as amended by Montgom-
ery's substitute, was passed--yeas 20, nays l12
+ The vote on MOntgomerys substitute was
ayes, Messrs. Abbot, Andrews, Bennett, Bill
I linghurst Bingham, Blair, Bliss, Brnyton,
Burlungalne, Burrough, Campbell, Case, Chat
fee, Chapman, Clark Of Conn, Clark of n. Y,
! Clawson, Clark, Cockrcr, Colfax, Conrad
/ Cox, Cragin, Curtis, Dunnell, Davis OF Md,
/ Davis OF Ind, Davis OF Mass, Davis of Iowa,
/ Dawes, Dean, DICK, DOuu, DuIiecJ EHbIiSuI
FarnswOrth, FuTt0n, Foster, Giddings, Gilman,
Gooch, Goodwin, Granger, Grosbeck, Grow,
Hall of Mass, Hall Of o., Harlan, lIarris OF lnd
Harris Of H., Hastin, Hickman, HAYWOOD, Jones,
kellogg, kelsey, KilgOrc, Knapp, kimbel of Pa,
Lawrence, Leech, Littur, L0yejoy, Mckibben,
Marshall of KY, Marshall of lhd., Matteson,
Montgomery, Morgan, Merritt, Morris of Pa,
Norris of H. Morse of Me, Morse of \. Y,
Mott, Murray, Nichols, Owen, Olive, Palmer,
Parker, Pendetou, Petit, Pike, Potter, Polite,
Purviance, Ricaud, Richie, Robbins, Roberts,
Royce, Saw of Ill, Shannon of o., Shannon Of
n. X, Smith ofIll., Spinner, Stanton, Stewart,
Tappan, ThayeI, Thompson, Iompkins' Under
wood, Wade, Waldridge, WaldeOn, Walton,
Washburn Of Wis, WaShbOurne of Me, Wash
burne OF ILL.,, Wilson and Wood
4 Nays-Aul Anderson, Arnold, Atkins, Army,
Baiksdale, bishop, BOcocl, Bonhan, Bowie,
Boyce, Brauce, Bryan, Burnett, Burns, Caskie,
CLARK, Mo, Clay, Clemens, Chngnan, Cobb,
e.. Crawford, Carry, Davidson, Davis, Miss,
Dawart, Dimnick, DOw'leIl, Edmonson, Elliott,
Eustis, Faulkner, Florence, FaSsett, GaTtsell,
ellis, Code, Goodman, Gregg, Hatch, Hawkins,
Hill, Hopkins, Houston, Hughes, Hoghcn, Jack
son, Jenkins, Jewett, Jones, Tenn, d. Clancy
Jones, Keitt, Kelly, Kunkle, Md, Lamar, Landy,
Leidy, LctcheT, Macsay, McQusan, Mason May
ward Miles, Miller, Nilsson, Moore, Niblack,
Peyton. Phelps, Phillips, Powell, Quitman,
Ready, Regain, Reilly, Ruifin, Russell, Sandridge,
Savage, Scales, Scott, Soaring, Seward, Shcw,
n. C., Shorter, Syclkles, Singleton, Smith, Tenn,
Smith, Spattswortb, Stephens, Stevenson, Stew
art, Nd, Talbot, Taylor n. Y, Taylor, La,
Trippe, Word, Warren, Watkins, White, White
ly, Watkins, White, Winslow, Woodrow, Wort
eudyke, Wright, Ga, Wright, Tenn, zollieof-
fer
| The vote on the passage of the bill as umend-
cd by MontgOInery's substitute, is precisely
similar to the above.
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