The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-14
WASHINGTON CRY, FRIDAY, MAY a.. 1858. n n


MAN. sfss Aapasst. by very largo vote the House.
bad bNP ecsred 10 b ia coalition for admission, and
BY the Concurrent vote Of the Senate and the approval Of
the President, HAD besn admitted, to keep her without
rsPreneHetses whsn she presented hassf In the
condfsfR y every one Of the States .lsg ,si.e 10
! Hf STAN1ON, Of Ohio, inquired which two of the
three hai1 the highest number Hvotess 1iHh hl" ai
| MI, ,kAORHNCE, of peapsylyaniA iThsse twoa seln
NJ STANTON ssid they must be the two haying the
Mr.. PHILLIPS said If he recollected aright it,vas
stated that they had the highest number Of yotrs. All
he knew and all he had right to know was what he
had obtained from the credentials What right had the
gentleman to state facts about which he had
tain knowledge and about which he liable to be
trndctcd! ~
| Mr.. MARSHALL, of Kentucky inquired how the gov
Of Territory could certify congressman from the
State
Mr. PHILLIPS replied that the constitution conferred
upon him a sopines the power If there anything
wrong they could refer the credentials to any committees
they pleased after the members in but they
ouab&msk - ksep shem out now He demanded the pre-
The previous question was seconded and the amend
ment Of Mr. SnERMAS agreed to-yeas 81, nays "a.
Mr.. SHERMAN moved that the vote last taken be
considered and that the motion to reconsider be laid
the table; pending which,
Mr.. HUGHES, Of Indiana inquired whether it was in
order to move that there be call of the House.
| The SPEAKER replied that it not
Mr.. HUGHES then moved that the House adjourn.
Mr. HAnRIS, of Illinois, hoped the motion adjourn
and the motion to reconsider would both be Withdrawn
Mr.. FLORENCE said they would be if by unanimous
consent those gentlemen were sworn In.
Loud cries Of "no ~ lno ~ ~ tH'
The mo6on to adjourn was lost--yeas 32 nays 1879 ;
and the question being taken the motion lay the
table the motion to reconsider, 1t was agreed toyeas
The question recurring the motion of Mr. PHILLIPS
| as amended liz Tn fNhf afT
Mr.. HUGHES, of Indiana moved that the proposition
yeas II. nays l72. SIS T1lDr1I
The question was then taken, and the motion as
amended was agreed toveas los navs "a aus follows
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against usage and LAM and III open defiance Of the cop
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abuses In the 5lling ruu,n. the making
6sc statements 10 the Houso as to the numlr ~ Nor,
sons a,thoriysa to ~ en,rIovei ana fhat ths r
cal Objects Of the cohnftfee have been frr,strAtsd
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M KuNKEL moved TINT the reoort h, printed and
its farther consideration postponed until Saturday next at
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