New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

and rs this resolution was directed to such purpose
ne would vote for is.
Mr.. CURRY tAla.) addressed the Chair
Tie SPEAKER inquired: Does the gentleman desire
Mr. CURRY-No sir. wish to ssy--
The SPEAKER interrupted him, saying objection
has been made to debate.
Mr. CURRY-I was present when my name was
Mr. MILIS0N Dem, Va at this point objected
TO oil discussion, because it was out of order.
Dir CURRY, resuning bis seat, remarked: never
violate the rules Of tie House.
Mr. DAVIS Dem, Miss.) wished simply 10 say that
the Presidents Message has TO be referred somewhe
and therefore he favored a Seec, Committee
MIR. MOORE Dem, Ala. said that the reason given
by his colleague, nv. Clopton, for not voting the
same why he would not vote
Mr.. COBB (Dem., Ala remarked that The reasons
assigned by his colleagues were not powerful enough
Tor him. 80 he would hand in bis vote in favor Of the
resolution Laughter
Mr.. MILES Dem. s. c.. said that his State was
out Of the Confederacy except to the form, and
therefore her delegation took interest in this ques
tion. This remark was received with marked good
humOr.
Mr.. PUGH Dem, Ala said that as his State was
gong to follow South Carolina on the 10th of January
DC would, like Mr.. Miles, decline to vote.
The result the adoption of Mr. Boelers resolution
was announeed-Yeas, 145 Nays, 49, namely:
.as Adn; Mss Adams Adrsin Ad,ieh
Bar Barrett BOcCsk Botger Bougny Brssci rsyen Briggs
f a & Cobb osS CooSne O co Ssii cGnf lG5soe Cor
1 oonHSdf Cox Gprii: Days S Da; nd psYi'
Elliott, English EherdsO; Ferry FOTeuce Foster, Fouke'
Hall Hsfdensn HarTi. MIDI Harris va, Hssiin Hat Hat
.On, Helmick, Hill Hoard Holman, Houston, How.
sOss G Kenyon KiIsois Kiiiinscr' K""Fei Lara.
Sssay Martin oSo sn S a&sS MsGsaHS
McKen,y McPher.on Milsen Moore Ky MOoThead Nor
Bs Petit PcSa '4 Pbsps PoT laon P FSs
SSs6s o' s G @ Smith Rsns oma.
spauding Spnnes Stevenson Stewart id, Stewart penal
TIimbe vslandghsm, Vance vandeyer Vince woiton'
WsshbgIn tMel, Webster Whitley, Window, win.ow,
EGYsIMesis Ashley BeaI Bingham Blair Blake BufHn.
Grow Hickman Howard Niichj Hutchns. Irvine. kellogg
M Ne@ss SR lee LGPS ds, tSySsoy Mckean Nc
sa,Sa s:sys1 TsPPsn TOmPkin' Wade wa'hbune wi'
ABSENT OR NOT VOTiNG-Messrs Ashnore BarksdaIe
Bonhsn B9yce BIabson BueIaed, Clemens CoPOn, G. b
Dawes Dmick Edwards Farnsworth Gernett Gartrel
osy cn %d hon5o
sry Moore Ala DIN Pugh Reagan Reynolds Enfhn Scott
Van wyck, wsldron, Wilson wOOdsOn Wright
The House agreed to Mr.. Shermans original mo,iOu
that the Message be referred TO the Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union, and be printed to-
gether with Botelers amendment thereto viz that so
much OF relates to the present perOus condition
OF the country be referred to Select Committee OF
from each State
No question was taken on any other proposition than
the one above mentioned
Mr.. BOTELER wished to say one word. He knew
II was the universal custom of the House for the
Speaker TO appoint Chairman the of a propO.
sition for q Select Committee. He wished 1t under
stood, in justice TO himself and the great objects he
bad in view, that be could not on the Committee
he had no idea of it,
Mr.. MORRIS Dem, Ill asked leave to introduce
his resolution above printed a separate and indie
pendent resolution
Mr.. RUFFIN Dem, n. c. and others strenuously
objected to the Introduction of the resolution.
Mr.. NORRIS hoped the objections would be with
drawn, 30 as to cone 10 direct vote.
The resolution was again read.
Mr.. PHELPS Dem, MOI objected to its introduce
ton, and moved an adjournment, which was carried
and at O'Clock the House adjourned.