Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

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Mr. Nixon IN. j. here changed his vote frog
mr.. Smith % Nr. Pennington.
Mr.. Ksitt resumed speaking. when Mr. Dunn
called him % order. saying thu, be was purposely
delaying the action Of the Hoass. in order thai
the tender-iootsd Democratic might be manipulat-
ed
Explanations from the Republicans" that's
So" that's it'-snd faint voice said" hit
him again"
Mr.. Kcitt briefly reviewed the course Of the re.
treating Pennsylvaniau,. who, be remarked had
said they we're on the protective policy, and not
on the anti slavery sentiment. They had said
protect our interest. and we will not modest
YOURS" He-Mr. ke,t--was an out and out free
trader, but did not stick shat issue. Nor should
Tho little question Of protection be brought 10 de-
eide against man who would maintain the Con-
stitution.
Mr.. Rust. Of Arkansas. amid tho prevalent
lconfusion, called the attention of the country to
those who had voted for Mr.. Smith and then aban-
doncd him.
Mr. ksitt said something more upon the sub
liect, and remarked that Mr.. Smith had been elect
ted. but those gentlemen had unelected him. lie
spoke amid frequent interruptions from the Re-
publicans, who considered his speech out Of or
lCriss from the Republican side Announce
the vote"
Mr.. Vallaodigham said that when he had voted
for Mr.. Smith his vote would have elected him.
Since that, by fraudulent change of vote the re-
sult had been altered. But he took tho RESPONSE
bility and wanted his vote 10 stand
THE yoTE-TuIRTY-KiGHTu BALLor-No CHOICE.
The vote was thcn announced -
Whole number Of votes DOB
ecessary to choice
Mr. Smith OF n
MT obern'an..
MIR. o
For Mr. sherman :Me.sr. Adams Mass AIdricb Alley
nngion, B"rlnsamo Iu"hsm lurroas: Baiia,ac' Camp
bell Carry ca,ter Cas-" o"n,, Conlling corwin toyode
hiy farn,wo.'h rsn,on Fern, Foster, Franz. French ooe
Hoard Smrhrsy Hsich". irvine J"n1" K""ss "a'"1
Kellogg d kenyon, killinper, Leach, tdicl) Tee Long
Person %sa iSa n1 s. @%kfs saa M'k"s @S
Perry rsi. Porter Potter, Pouc Rice, Robinson IR .i
s s T;:s s 1;%s: ,Tssra tS
s"aa %s."%"s s @iisa ~',TS' W.s
'" F"S m H' sm ws,, w ., ws. and
Anier'"n Mo-" anderson y A.hmore Avery, arl .aIe,
s 'S a hGS ,ss h rs~ n'' S""s , sT
CLARK CLARK tMo1 Cemen. clopl"n Cobb John cochane,
man.son English EtheridRo Florence fouke iarnc dart
Na| iInan mawiia. I'LL minAm"a, Illusion. ii"~%pd,
"s' ssss.o" Is"s'%: ,e"si ks kuntc LANAI Ian
a s".a ME- ar M.S N" Ma"r Msosras" Ms1s.
Moore, Als,o Marr. an Nelson, NiisoI Nool rcndrn
rey,on Phelps. Pryor rnEh ouHtl's Reagan, Robinson, du.
stewart (Ml) Stokes Stout Taylor, Thomas tn.crwooi
Na,,"d'Enm yA"oc, Webster, wIloicy win.low, woo.on
feI Nj Corwn- Mes.r Norris Ora,) Scranton, Sherman
Tor Mr. nocock-Mr Holman
For NJ Clara, a. i2- Mr Adrian
For For NJ NJ R",. sl"s, ba,.. A tna,
For Mr.. NAnce-Mr smith, tN. @
For Nj. Pennington-Mr. Nixon.
Mr., Winslow Of North Carlina, Immediately
moved that tho House proneed to another vote.
MIR. Stevens Of nsylyaniA. moved that when
the house adjourned it be till Monday The mo
ton WAS carried in the affirmative by six majori-
10y tho Democrats generally voting in the mega
tive.
A motion was then made to adjourn.
/ MIR. Davis of Mississippi, demanded the yeas
aud nays,
Mr.. Curtis Of Iowa. said the Republican
ranks were little confused ut that time, and
they were determined 10 adjourn. II was now
too late. it being nearly o'clock. to proceed to
to another vote. and they were not going to per-
NIT il. They wanted To consult with each other
In view Of their present condition.
Mr.. Stanton Of Ohio, said the Republicans had
no desire to delay vote beyond Monday noon.
MIR, Clemens wanted to say single word. llo
wanted to make an appeal. lie Was not prepared
to continue here all night.
Mr.. Davis refused to withdraw his demand for
tho yeas and nays.
Mr.. Clemens. amid frequent interruptions. said
he had remained here ill he physically disa-
BLEED, and would stay in the Hall no longer.
Cries of order" from the Democratic side, and
take yonr seats"
Mr. Reagan called On the Sergeaut-at-Arms to
compel MIR, Clemens to take hs seat.
| Mr. Clemens. who is still suffering from bodily
wounds, asked his party friends to save Inn from
further physical endurance. Finally the appeal
was successful. and it was evident that no add.
lnnal vote could now be taken Tor speaker, the
House adjourned till Monday
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