The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-25

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and Mr. Yusus had paired o6 on this vote with Mr. Foor
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hMr WADE then made a speech, copdemnins the con
duct OF the government towards the Moons and telling
what he would have done IL he had had the power or
what course he would have recommended had he been
consulted on the subject. sfs 4. ttl9. Nis H5f
Mr. HARLAN, Mr.. HALE and Mr. WILSON gave the
reasons why they should VOTE against the bill 1heqaes
ton being taken on the passage OF tne DILL the result
was announced yeas 20, nays 10 as follows:
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ton fun.r ysrsou Johuson a Arkansas johnson Of
Jones' Mallory rok Pugh Sebastian side Thomson New Je
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The SfEAkE4 laid before tne House commuhiea-
ton from tho Atorney ucnera IA reauon 70 the eA-
penses incurred "a estapsnlhg the .tlc ~ tne un'
ed states to lands IN Caiiiornia allowing sioOoV
which was referred TO the Committee OF ways ana Means
ana ordered 20 DO pnhsed
suPPLIEs FOR UTAH
Mr.. CURTIS, Of Iowa. asked, but did not obtain,
unanimous consent To Introduce resolution directing the
COMMITTEES on Military Affairs to make certain investiga
tions IN relation to the supplies furnished for the army
| in Utah .F.3
pupArx ON TIM PENSION BILL ~
NJ sAvAnr of Tannessee otfsrei !. yaaout;on term;
a,n dstte on TIC ,ens;on hi n Committee ~ the
Whole in three hours after its consideration should he
an.,al No .a;d that ,,rsss the reaoIptior sbouM M
.,onad The .,aiaI order would ext,ire today and tle
ht would mass ent;relv from the ,nsieration ~ the
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THS RsroRT or Tan coxxrI-m OF coNTsaxScH
Mr.. CHAFFEE, of Massacllllsetts, moved that the
House go into Committees of tile Whole House on the
private calendar. 2 lAa eimJ tSk sa,ii
Mr. STEPHENS, OF Georgia, called for the regular
| der of business. sasa II haa6Rs5s COS tafag IN
The SPEAKER stated the business first in order to be
the consideration of the motion Of the gentemsn from,
Illinois, Mr. HARRR to lay ON the table the motion to
reconsider the vote by which the House yesterday adopt
ed the motion of Mr. HILL of Georgia, postponng the
further consideration OF the report OF the cOinHttee OF
| conference until the second Monday in May -.
Mr. STEPHENS asked the gentleman from Illinois to
withdraw that notion stating that he would renew It,
Mr. HARRIS said no should not refuse to do 30. as he
had withdrawn several times yesterday In order to
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Mr. STEPHENS proceeded. As he had stated yester-
day all he wanted was that the House should thoroughly
understand the bill and fix an hour when they would
come to vote upon It, Time was not 30 important to
him, tho opportunity tor every gentleman to under
stand the bill He thought Monday two weeks, at the
personal convenience to himself per
sona to himself requiring his absencethat they recon
slider this vote and fx on next "Wednesday at one clock
| when the vote shall be taken ON this question
Mr. CAMPBELL OF Ohio said the report was an en-
rsy proposition and was just placed on their tables
There many reasons why he desired to absent him
self from the House for some ten days He desired to
leave Monday, and there were other gentlemen who
were called away and desired 70 leave on Monday.
He thought they could not have that deliberate discus
sion and consideration of the new bill prior to Wednes
day next and therefore as It was impossible for him to
60 to his home and return by that time he would
to the gentleman that the propagation submitted By his
colleague and adopted by the minority OF the committee
| of conference the preferable course
| Mr. STEPHENS did not wish TO prolong the discus
sion, but only desired the House to know his position
The first question was to lay on the table the motion to
reconsider and If that was voted down they could re-
consider the vote by which the amendment was adopted
and substitute the proposition nc had suggested But he
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