The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-28

although the decision Of the Speaker was entirely hight
upon the parliamentary question: YET ths facts reported
10 him were distinctly different He wanted his hienis
10 have vote upon their motions 10 strike out He
would vote against every one Of them himself and then
would vote for the bill
The SPEAKER stated that there had been no vote Ia
ken upon the proposition 10 reconsider the vote ly which
the biii engrosscd and it was entirely comtent 10
engrosent and then II would be before the House for
amendment
Mr.. CRAWFORD, Of Georgia. speaking for himself
said he WINS ready to take his full share Of responsibility
for ntcting the bill There shifting majority in
favor OF different sections He had no doubt that the
portion with whom be acted the strongest and would
control votes than any other and no
could be made 10y which the bin could be passed unless
their wishes Ia reference TO the onnraet made with the
Colonization Society met They desired that por-
uon Incorporated la separate and distinct bill They
voted against the bin for the purpose of recording their
opposition to construction OF the 1919 SO
provide for the education of returned Africans Some OF
the tariff he supposed would vote for no appropra-
ton at all until the tariff had been raised No arrange
ment could be made by which his vote could be secured
unless his wishes accomplished
Alter briei coiloquy between Messrs SMITH Of Vir-
gina, and CRAWFORD OF Georgia the former contend
Ing that there not word in the clause In reference
10 te education OF these negroes and the latter insist
ing that although not Ia the section they could
not escape the issue BECAUSE they were sufficiently in
formed Of the fact by the language OF the contract which
had been made by the President with the Colonization
Society
Mr.. coyoDE of Pennsylvania. moved that the whole
subject be laid on the table which motion mega
tived.
The motion TO reconsider having prevailed,
Mr. BRANCH then moved 20 reconsider the vote by
which the bill ordered engrosse and read the third
time which motion prevailing
Mr. PHELPS, of Missouri, moved TO amend the bill
not that he should vote for any them but for the pur
pose of aordng gentlemen opportunity to vote upon
each of them separately by striking out the missions TO
Prussia, Switzerland, Rome, and Buenos Ayres.
Mr. JONES, Of Tennessee hoped the gentleman would
include Japan.
Mr. PHELPS replied that he could not as it had been
adopted in committee and subsequently in the House
Mr. STANTON, of Ohio, desired to have Austria ir-
eluded and, after objection Mr. rnErs consent
ed that there should be vote upon retaining that mis-
sion.
1he previous question then demanded and second
cd and the question being first taken striking out
Austria IL was decided in the negative-yeas nays
100 Persia having been stricken out, Switzerland,
Rome-yeas rs, nays lisand Buenos Ayres
tanned.
The amendments being disposed of the bill was re-
jected--yeas 80, nays si-as follows
YEAs-Messs Adran ALL Anderson Avery B~rksdse Ia r.
Bishop, Bcok Bowie ltrn Barnett Burns,
John Cars Cay Clark y coerine john eoehrsne oheri
pewari Emundson s, Faulkner, Florence, foiey. Poster
Hail. Hatch, Hawkins Hodge, IIopkin-
iiughe-, Hsyler Jackson, Jenkins bones iandy idy ihr
cry Morrill, Freeman H. Marse Nback icndlton iesten john
fheife VIM W fheps Phillips fowel Reagan sioae Russell
sot, Soaring, Aaron shaw, sik Robert smith Samuel A smith
wli'm snii' stevenson Jnss stewart Talbot George Taylor
Miles Taylor, Underwood Nlndlgba Ward, Israel Wasburn
white, winsios, Wool. nooISou ana worendy se-9a
NAISMesrrs- Andrews Bonn Bingham, Bliss, Bonhin
Boyce Baston. Bryan Dunintp Biagame, Burroughs Case
Clawson, tDbb, tofr Iosoie Crawford Carts Dawn
u nsssachnst Davis Of Iowa Dawes Dean pk, pdd, Dow
dei Dlc farnsworth fentou GaTir Ghidngs Gilman Gmr
Granger, Gov, Harlan, Harris Hoard Horton, ou-te q. W
ZONES, keim, Kellogg kelsey, heore, Knapp lamar Leach
iyely Muecn Mcae MIeon, Maynard Mics, Moore, Morgan
Nost Murray Nichols tn Palmer, Parker Priut, ike Potter
isatic, Ready Rsud Roibn Rbeit-, Royce, Run, snise
Seward, JOHN sherman shorter spinner ss~orb, stnt,
phra- Wm Stewart, Iappin ihAyer fnpAis rrppe Vance
N~i Wa bridge Wadron, Walton aisder e. Wahbarn Ehs
Is Washbarne, Wilson, and IaiIeonr-s4
Mr.. WASHBURNE, Of Illinois, moved to reconsider
the by which the bill rejected and that the
ton 10 reconsider be laid the table pending which
The House adjourned