New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27
UOr6E OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. QUITMAN asked leave TO introduce q Joint
resolution concerning the admission oil new States into
TIE UEor.
Mr.. ENGLISH objected.
ties for the reading of Mr. Quitman's resolution
Us SPEAKER sustained Mr.. English's point Of
order M a privileged question was already penang.
BIZ, QUIlMAN said his resolution was 10 Apply
Only 10 the future. . - 1900
The SPEAKER stated the question to be on agree
inv To Ne amended motion TO postpone the report OF
the lom,piitee of Conference on tue Kansas bill I'LL
tie secan Monday in May.
Mr. HARRIS (IIl.l asked unanimous consent for the
posponsment OF its consideration uii W edheSuay.
Mi ENGLISH acquiesoed but various other gen.
lemen objected.
Ciics Of "Let the vote be taken nov :" "Qucs
tiCu % Question
postposea until the second Monday in May 1t viii not
be 10 Or0oT to move the previous question.
MI CLINGMAN IN. Cit is in order noT
Nj. MARSHALL moved to lay tue report OF ;I lne
Committee Of Conference On the table, and inquired
il Ia up"ion prevailed, whether wou!dnot termnste
all legislation ana leave Kansas IN the position she
was eloie tie application vas made for her admission
I.e SPEAKER replied that in his opinion it would
hspcse VI the whole matter. -
Nj. STEPHENS GA ssked Tor call oil tne
Hosse.
Two huldred and eight members answered 10 'heh
Mr. MARSHALL withdrew his motion to lay the
report Oh the table. ..;.. D., ,os.
none Il g report until the second Mondsy N May.
Mr. STANTON (OhiO) said two days nad alreaay
been spent in taking two votes. lie was Wiling oy
cOmm0n consent to lot the question go over III "eu
nesdhy. IN. =.
Mr.. GROW PENN nterposed, saying, But 1t
"all rot so over by conmCn consent
NJ. STANTON remarked that Mr.. HILL who mads
the motion to postpone until the second Monday Of
MAY, was how absent lie Santon took it for granted
thai the molten was made in order, meanwhile, 10
make ~ lis CHills) opinion. If the measure was
pOstpoied until that time much light would De re-
hected co the question from various sections ot the
CoLieieracy. .
Tie subject is nov presented in anew or different
form. The gentleman from Georgis (Stephen') mas
heietofe been az aDs the submission OF the question
Tie SHAKER reminded Mr.. Stsnton that the
que ton must be confined to the mere question OF
pCttIlD ment.
Several gentlemen proposed tina: the pending ques-
tou be postponed till Wednesdays and during the con-
va, sstiOnal debate Mr.. Seward (Gal said be wanted
INN eda,s action. The Kansas bill ought 70 be de-
fested CT carried through. He wanted an end pat to
the cout UvsIsy.
He WIS prepared as much to vote day as he
would bs ak months hence. He was willing to go
home Ike a full-grown man, and face the response
bjIity before his constituents without waiting tor any
obj, to be trumped up
There must be some secret motive for post pone-
NETT an he second Monday in May, looking to future
political movements. =,
TIE SPEAKER reminded Mr.. Seward that nc coulo
not impugn the motives of gentlemen
Mr.. SEWARD replied that he did not say they
were bad motives He had q right TO pronounce
eulogy on gentlemen. Laughter The country was
dsgusied and sick with this question, and want II
settled attention given to the important o"shess
of the CouGtry.
A conversational debate ensued as to the proprlety
of post 0ping the Kansas question 10 Wednesday
next instead of TO the second Monday in May. -,
Mr. HARRIS Ill.) withdrew his motion for Wed
pesdSy ,i6g there WAS diversity OF opinion on the
subNC.
lie House proceeded to vote GU the pending mo-
tiou 10 postpone the further consideration OF the re-
nor OF lie Committee OF Conference till the second
Monday in May, and It was disagreed TO- lOo against
YtAs-Me.fs Abbot, Andrews Bennett, Bilnshur.i, Bns
ham B Bis: Bonhsla BSyiep Bys % s0 eaTs - SI
ESs 49, Csrk g. CochIsne N W colfS, comn.' Coyode,
G. s f Ca, Id D.i Dawes. Dean D Dodd Dar Ed
far woi;h FentOn Foster! 0adinss G@sn' GSGea' S
gp q,,. H Hossd H How.i ksos Kelsey kso Knapp
ls L Gg.oy M'5'h aoGi Ss N'n M Mon ESay
k NSS; o1 Ps Ga. fsfse Psa fts P'; rotts Par:
ysnss 9t%1P R sss5s.i oSo Sherman N - shorter
Smith & Spinner ssyorR St19;oD TsBPaa W T.1ysI
Ts"R. 11, 81 TS4s %s.hSaTn 'GS s aad T.9a-s
Ali ZACH A,Sso Ru Ani suI a.' ssai ds.
he ChsImsa CleIke (Nol Clsy Clemens CAnSmsn S9oo'
ha g a. Y S00s ca f p1an I 6ss St' boSd
SsMonssou Fho English Eush Florence Foley GartTel,
Una Ho i'm H1she HayeT Jackson Jsnkus Jswct Jones
lna Clancy Jones "a O~eS Jones d. ks Mt Ssy
Msyrsfd Miles, Miller Mison, Moore Niblsk Pendleton.
Peyion Pb pa PhliP' Rrsdy Rcasan Reilly Radn Russell
sci'e. s'sfston Smith lreaa( Smith va, Stephenson,
Tslbo, TPPc, wsId Waisias White Wnsey Mi3'o o"
ZouieoGe.-U4
ON nation OF Mr.. STEPHENS (Ga.) the considera
ton OF tie report postponed 10 O'Clock 90 We'd
neSCHy.
TIE D.feis ncy blu was returned from the Senate
with An ecments. NO Of which the House disagreed
10 namely that striking out - 900 for the payment Of