The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25


specia order gI Manay next at one . cioek and after
The consideration Of eNeiiise lssinos ts sent'e ad
lourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The SPEAKER stated the business irss IN order % -r
tle motion Of Mr SrFpSs OF Georgia. O. suspend the
rnes order enable him TO Submit the following rcs
luton
aay sah, ana sh rie prs-ea mo9'hss and "
Mr. STEPHENS modified the resolution BY sul,stitu
tin the first second AMI third days Of February lie
hoped the objection Of 1r AlonssS of New York would
e withdrawn 20 that the resolution could he received
Mr. MORGAN said he would not object if nothing in
relation to the admission of states should BE- inciu
i "A Ia the resolution.
Mr. STEPHENS could not agree 10 that modification.
bee,usc there but application for admission, and
he wished that taken up possible bot he was
perfectly willing if the gentleman would permit the res
oution he received 10 afford him an opportunity 10
offer his proposition amendment
Mr MORGAN preferred that different course should
be pursued He knew perfectly well what the result
would be-
Mr. STEPHENS pledged himself to secure him vote
upon his amendment
Mr.. MORGAN still insisted upon his objection.
The question being upon the motion that the rules be
Nh. STEPHENS moved That there be call of the
House which motion was not agreed toseas "A, nays
Mr.. STEPHENS tlen further modifel his resolution,
as follows
R r. e.s tro sra welae.ass ..e L, .aa
"a ahl fe are lerel s asias ir se en-
The question being put, the rules suspended
yeas lo5 nays Tl-two-thirds not voting IN favor
thereof
PRfyArg ElLL Dan.
Mr.. KELSEY, Of New York, asked leave 70 ofer the
I following resolution
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=, - 5sfsra sss asssasr far bia. hr qaeiou
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si 3 ile nsa.r. risoat assgr dSa,r. sa shan
hs CaiVas, eguaHniier q ihls iiease
Mr. BURNETT OF Kentucky, objected
Mr. KELSEY, of New York, moved that the rules te
suspended which motion agreed toye4s iSi, nays
f 81 2-two-thirds voting in faseT thereof
Tie question recurring the adoption Of the resou-
Mr JONES f Tennessee moved that he laid the
table; which motion did not prevail
The resolution then p2ssed--ayes ioss noes ~
EXPRESSES oF lxrlSrIesrrSe COMMITTEES
Mr PHELPS OF Missouri, stated that witnesses bad
been summoned and in attendance upon two OF te
Investigating committees Of the iionse, and there was no
money by which their expenses could be paid H. there
fore Offered the following 5iil
b. & saas- 4e Tai sum $4,000 Se aad ise =
hereby apPro7rilte eai e anF e 3 m rsAsay -
ang e5s.uis q tn during the
nv sEsW ann ~ f.earyia ali.ctoI
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