The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-03
Ihat lhe rules bp guspended pend

IN the act Of 1853 which prohibits the people OF Kansas
from forming State constitution until il shall appear by
census duly and legally taken, that the population
equal exceed the latic Of representation required for
member Of Congress
The question recurring ON the motion that the rules bo
s,epdeh II put aud decided in the pcgativcyeas
1900 nays S7-two Thirds not voting in favor thereof
as follows:
YeAs-Nrssrs Abbott Aarau Andrews pllurhars Bingham
MAI ms nayton unlatou Iuriogac cyanaugh, aasc Chap
man Clark d Connecilt York Clark H. coohrano
SN,w Yok John ooehlaoc q Nov york cs ,so,as coyeio
Cpsp, Curtis DAVIS % Indiana ss q Massachusetts, Davis Of
rt feer sas,ssa G,aa' Coach Goodwin esapeer Grow
l sasoeea's',. Harlan l',kn Hatch Hickman lleero
Ensfp Kuke q rcsnyIysnie, Iandy, Leach Letter Dyeoy,
sslgsua Of ILLINOIS Morse Mile Murray, Nichols
ON l'laer srsgr e'' ,hG, q M@sc. hlIp' Pike
sherman u Ohio sherman Of New York smith illinois, spinner,
saU'oa Sesa ., ln.s' yras iln rh e., aho'l. Temp
tWne 81 Illinois, and woo'l-loo
NAYS Nes Asin4, Avery ',orSsiao Dooook Bowie,
Bsce Bsnch bryan, nrne,, i'arna tasko Missouri
Giy Goth, ,kenl, Cunning. ,'age Of Missouri, cau David
son Day q n,sIT p'mes, owssl tlinunison, flDo
hsb Ts, fauikucs tlrence ''artrr Gs Gimcr Gecn~oe
,ss , !, Non ~ o' sa, \, '' "
Iady sirior Mca,e Mason, Miles, Miller Mlson Moore Nbac
ssSsc savage sacs, scot shaw Of So, cuens, shor.cr
sog snuh II Tennessee, smi, Of Virginia stephe, Stevenson
ti,oa y,'an,'am, Vance wari Watkins, white mnsow Wood
Mr. SINGLETON, a Mississippi, from the Committee
on Printing, reported back Senate resolution relation To
slo public printing The object of the resolution
preycnt Che payment OF double composition and rs thc
amendment OF the Senate to the legislative, executive,
aud judicial appropriation bill had removed the necessity
for It's passage the COMMITTEES asked to he discharged
from ITS further consideration.
The question being takcr tho resolution laid
che tabls,
Also from the committee, reported the following
resolution.
Rcsort psuei addition number
copies Of report
sisscr agriculture year thousand
provided TIA. Tho aggregate number Of pages IN said report shan NOT
eSo,o sss ,nras Of Illustrated liter sd provided
farther u The enre amount o. copy Including the drawings
er aoe the hand of The Superintendent Of Public iuug
% before 'ne "st day % 'apo next
Mr.. SINGLETON demanded the previous question
which was seconded ayes 100, noes %
The question: recurring the adoption Of the rcsoIu
Mr. JONES Of Tennessee moved that II bo laid on the
table; which motion did not prevail
The resolution then agreed toycas l2f, nays sc.
Mr.. SMITH, Of Tennessee, iiom the Com,altee ON
Printing reported back Senate bill amendatory Of an
entitled can act to provide for c ccuting the hubble
printing and establish prices therefor and for other pur-
lvses." approved August 26 1859 !; and, nasmuch us
che legislation of the present Congress had obviat the
uesssty for its passage asked that the comn.cc he dis
changed from its rrt,cr consideration and the bill laid
on the table which agreed To-
Also from the committee reported the following
resolution which adopted ~
I Thai Ave thousand copies m,ior, and mi
nciiy rofo cxpcn
se'er with the evidence, be printed for
trs ID the bousc Oh representatives
Also froA the majority Of the committee report
cd the following resolutions
estir~ mechanical report Ct the lacnt orcc be
ieso'eoi, Ta, thousand copies printed
d tho Interior Department
Mr. NICHOLS of Ohio on behalf Of the minority OF
the committee, reported tile following resolution as
substitute for those OF the majority;
Rssoi That there be printed, Of the ucclsa part Of tho
iacp oce rpi" AVE Thousand roics for Tho uso If the tcu
of Of
sen,aiives
The question was first taken on tho substitute which
being agrees, to, tho original resolution, thus amend
cd, was adopted.
Mr.. SMITH, Of Tennessee from the same committee
also reported the following resolution
Resolved That there be printed copies
rcp, OF INC Operations q tn. smithsonian institution for The
House REPRESENTATIVE and Thousand copies the
siniitsct ian Institution.
The question being taken the resolution was agreed
to~yeas IS, noes 49,
On motion Of Mr. EUSrIS, of Louisiana, under sIs
pension of the rules Senate resolution in relation the
removal Of distractions to navigation in tho mouth OF
the Mississippi river was taken from the Speakers table
and passed.
This resolution applies the nucxpendcd balance OF
iorncr appropriation OF $780,, 900 TO this purpose.
Ms iihICH Of New York moved that the rules be
suspended rs to enable him to move that Senate bill
making an appropriation for deepening the channel
over the 81 Clair flats in the State Of Michigan 10
taken from the Speakers table which motion agreed
to- years IL I. NAYS IS.
The question being the passage Of the bill
Mr.. JONES. of Tennessee, moved that it be laid on
The tahie which motion did not prevail.
The bill was then passed yeas 49, nays SIS.
ii this stage Of the proceedings the Senate having
returned the army biIl on motion OF Mir Pmrtrs of
Missouri, the House insisted upon its disagreement the
amendments of the Senate, anil committee of confer
cncc appointed
Mr., PHELPS of Missouri thcn called up the motion
I" rcconster the vote Ivy which tho bill making app,o
niaiols for The transportation Of the United states
ais, BY stc;mcrs Otherwise during the fiscal
year ending June 3d. 1860, yesterday laid the
table
lhe vote being cconsidertd the motion that the bill
bc lai on the table rejected, and the rccommeia-
oon 81 the COMMITTEES of the Whole that the enactpl,
S'ausc I've stricken out conciIrrcd in,
MFsFliElS, of Missouri, remakng that il for tho
payment of just debt Gr which the department,
thrun5h mistake, had omitted to submit estimates
moved that the following additional section be added
lad Further eoacd Tia, nspori,,ou by
Townships from New Orleans to San fnnecn calernq To,
uanelcr, .t November 1855 vf
june 1909, tiG6 166 &C 4 hereby apprrin lated,
The questionrccnring upon the adoption Of the amend
mtBt.4
Mr.. GARNETT, Of Virginia, raised The point Of order
that nasmic the amendment made appropriation,
mrst ie considered i'll Committee OF the Whole.
The SPEAKER sustained the point OF order
Mr., PHEiS then moved that the rule requiring the
amendment to SO to the Committee OF the Whole be
pended which motion agreed to.
The amendment was then agreed o-aycs SO, noes
SBond the bill recctedycas &C. nays ofas follows
YEAS Ncssrs Adrau ALL Arnold Irk.dalc Barr BISHOP 20
zen hnban Bowie l'oycc Caic, Clay, John Cocbranc
" New York, Corning Crawford hrnmck, Dow!cl Emunion FL
row tng Ers, 10 arnrlt Gartrcl, Greenwood, Gregg
nroeshac, Hail Obo Hatch Hodges Howard Iiylrr