The Washington union., 1858-02-09


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sa@ss wsass l,s 1ss s SvsE S Sssl H. s a 2 NJ,
Morris Freeman Morse odt Morse ho, Murray Sibisck
Rme ROBBINS Roberts Boycs Aaron shaw John sherman
sherman ober, Smith, sannsr, stanton w w -sewa rsppan
cadwpader wsourne ihu washburne israel washburn
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john Clark cAy Clemens cinsman Cobb John corans, Cor
Davis nnmek Dowde Eiaundson, Elliott Eusis Faulkner Flor
snee Garnet carrs Gls Gooae resnw9o Gsss hatch aw
Jones' Glancy Ke Kelly Jacob kunkel Lamar
nsra e Miller son Moore fenasoa rsya Fep Philips
Powell ouan Ready Reagan ficAud Rnnin Russell s@ndids
sekes singleton, samuel Smith, William smith, saiworth so
o ppe Undsrwood ward warran Watkins White %belsy
wnso woodson wortendyke Augustus Wright John Wright
and zohooner--lll
Mr. HARRIS, of Illinois, moved to reconsider the vote
last taken and that the motion to reconsider be laid
the table which latter motion agreed lis,
nays lll-as follows
YEAsMessrs. Abbott. Adran, Andrews, Bennett Bnghurs
Bingham, Blair, Bliss Brayton Bufnon, Buinsame, Burns, Bur
cawson oochrano New York cockcr Comx comins,
xoae Cox erss Curtis psm,s DAYS. @ o. Maryland s Davis na OF IN
DICK Dodd Duriee Ee English PMnsworth fenton Foley Eos
al Of oao ai o. sassachases Harlan, Harris q Ino
kin Hickman Hoard Horton, Howard, Owen Jones Of Pennsylvania
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Morgan morrill, Morris reHnyysna Morris , q D"s %,s M0rss o Of
Palmer Parker Petit Pike, Potter Pole, Parviance Reh Rob
New York smith Of Illinois spinner Stanton penasy
yen rgan lhayer Ihonpso Ismpsnv Ms MsSIss o a
wnshburn Of Maine, Wilson, and woodlis,
Anil nn0 ryn I 1ss Clark
Missouri Clay Clemens Cmgman Cobb Cochrane OF New York
pSvissn DAVIS Of Mssisspa mmmick powde Edmnnson Eli
o Ens Fu'kner F.rcnce Garnet Gcrtre cis amer Gose
uyier Jackson, jenkins, Jcwe Jones Of Tennessee Clancy
ns q s s,y k ks sh.si ksnass
Maynard Miles Miller Mson, Moore, Pendcon, Peyon Phelps
anse % asase seas sy so ssrs shawn o
Carolina shorter siekcs singleton Smith Of Tennessee Smith Of
bot Taylor Of New York Taylor e u@%n pp Wo
,enyke Wright Georgia. Wright and zoc0ns-l
The resolution Of Mr. ttucnEs of Indiana, amended
was then agreed toyeas lis, nays ll--as follows
YEAssessrs Abbott, Adran Andrews; Bs,net mlnghurst
Bingham Blair Bliss Bayon Bnnton Burlngame Burroughs,
cahpan" s , cn eayoac Cox casn Gurus Dam
re Winter Davis John Davis Timothy Davis of
Ec English Farnswor, Fcn,on Foley, Foster cdngs Gilman
Gooe Goodwin Grow % Y" a @ H
Howard, Jones' Kellogg Kelsey Kgore, Knapp John
shall Montgomery Morgan Morrill, Edward JOY Morris N
r Freeman Morse Oliver Morse Mott Murray Nbaek Ncn
Richie Robbins Roberts Royce Aaron shaw John sherman
Jadson sherman Robert Smith spinner stanton William stewart
Walton washburne Of Wisconsin, wasbune of Illinois, washburn OF
NAYs-Aes-r Ahl Anderson Arnold Atkins Avery Brksdae
Bishop Bocoek Bowie Boyce Branch Bryan Burnett Burns Cas-
Corning James Craig Burton crsg Crawford Curry Reu
Porsno carnet e.r,ps Gins cnsr coods Gresnwoo Gregg
Hatch Hawkins ili Hopkins, ouston Hughes iuyer Jackson
Rau "r ny %ssy aes Humphrey
Marshall Mason, Maynard Miles, Miller Mllson Moore Pcyton
sell snddse savage Scales sco Soaring, Henry shaw
HSS Stephens Ssss
Miles Tyo Tppr unierweod Ward Warren WaIs "his nh
V. Wright, aud zoIhconer-1lI.
Mr.. HARRIS, of Illinois. moved to reconsider, and
that the motion to reconsider be laid the table ;
which latter motion agreed to.
The SPEAKER stated the business next in order
to be the resolution submitted by Mr.. WARREN of Ar
kansas, Monday last to hoi night sessions on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays; when
Mr. KETr, of South Carolina, addressed the House as
follows
Mr. SPEAKER: ask the House to indulge
ment in personal explanation The House will rcrl.
Der that its proceedings during the session OF Friday were
broken with unpleasant incident. Ii is due to fair
dealing that should assume upon myself all the RESPONSE
by for the violation of its order, dignity, and dccorum
the aggTcssor, and whatever OF responsibility at
taches to the act properly. belongs to me alone II
also due to Justice that should make whatever repara
tion is in my power to the dignity and dccorum of the
House thus violated do that in the expression of pro-
found regret at the Personal collisions are
always unpleasant, very seldom cxcusabe, rarely justi
fable never in legislative body feel then, the full
OF WHICH dssuuc III
the aggrcaor, and that the entire responsibility
properly belongs to me.
In this connexion, / have but one other remark to
make-and that s whether any blow was struck at me
is than say. at least utterly uncon-
scious of having received any, With this explanation
part with the subject
Mr. GROW. of Pennsylvania then spoke as follows:
Mr. SPEAKER have been taught, from my childhood,
that all fights among are disgraccful to human ma
ture and Christian community, and especially when
occurs among the law makers of people in the midst
of their deliberations The judgment, sir, of my ripper
years has fully satisfied that my education in this
spect least has been good and true Yet, sir the
law of seldeence recognise of the innlicnabe
rights man. be exercised upon all occasions and under
all circumstances where it is necessary to protect life
person and sir at the last sitting of this House found
myself unexpectedly engaged, for the first time in my
life in personal conflict To the House tender most
cheeru whatever of apology is due for this violation of
their order and decorum and regret more than
myself that there should have been any occasion for
violation of either.
And then, on motion of Mr. CURTIS of Iowa, (at 20
minutes to o'clock, p, m, the House adjourned.
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