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upon her people by the STATE Convention we're re-
bitter end.
Calls for the previous question upon Mr.. Bur
neits resolution were made by Messts Washburne
aud Richardson, OF Illinois
mr.. Cox moved TO !av the resolution upon the
.ao'e, aud upon this motion Mr.. Burnett demanded
sl. yeas ard nays. but his call for them not
ig pi5ag ec'nded the motion Of Mr. Cox ad ,pt
Tn question of tae contested seat in tn. Penn
tiun, N'' 0'"l'"E "P ' "'''''' a.
Mr.. LLnMAN, the sitting member. ably defended
| .;G -, 10 me seat. which he he'd upon the SAM
cfrtihcae As that hch qualified his coIIraoue-tbe
| G"vernor's procIamatioI
.. After !engthy discus.i n, NJ StEvENs submit
.eu d ,sSout''n, upon which, with Mr. Lehn,u's
secpndIng he called the ''prrviouS cues in, - in
purport: That IN NJ. Butler, of PbiiadeiI m. ha
| declared the sitting member, instead of VIM T.
L-hman and that the latter be- pei united to contest
! the election OF Butler within three months
This resolution tabled and Mr. Lehman
sworn in.
The election of a Clerk was then entered into. and
Emerson Erheridge, of Tennessee, John W. For
neY, OF Pennsylvania, Thomas b. Florence OF Penn
sylvanla, and - Dietrich, of Hin lis placed in
nomination. Mr.. Etheridge chosen upon the
first ballot, the vote standing-Ether 80, For
ney Al, Dietrich 81, Florence 2.
The House adjourned at fifteen minutes of five
o'clock.
Fridays Proceedings.
SENATE
WAsHNGroN, July Mo. HALE called up the
resolutions offered yesterday to proceed to the
election of a Sergeant-at-Arms.
The Senate then proceeded to ballot. On the
first ballot Al votes were cast-necesssry to
eno,ee, y. George T. Brown received 30; W P.
| McNar 8; George Brown 2; r. Bea land Mr..
| George L. Brown declared elected, who ap-
| peared and took the oath.
Mr.. HALE offered resolution that the salary of
Mr.. McNair be paid till December. Laid over
Mr.. SALISBURY asked the Senator from New
Hampshire if Mr.. McNair was a worthy officer WHY
he had been moved at all?
Mr.. HALE said if the Senator would tell him why
the state OF Delaware removed Mr.. C0megys and
sent him (Mr. Salisbury here, he would answer.
Mr.. CHANDLER gave notice that he should to-
morrow introduce bill to coHfscate the property
ct all Governors of States, members of Com
gress, members of Legislatures, Judges of
Courts, and all military officers, above the
rank of lieutenant, who shall take up arms
against the Government of the United States,
or aid and abet treason against the Government;
and that all such individuals be forever disqualified
from holding any Office of honor enrolment
trust in the Government; such property to be ap-
piled to restore to Union men in rebel States any
losses they may have suffered.
message from the House was received stating
that they had appointed committee to wait
the President and inform him that the House was
ready to receive any communication he might have
to make.
Messrs. Hale and Browning were appointed
committee on the part of the Senate to wait the
President.
A recess then taken till ~ o'clock.
At nineteen minutes to two O'Clock the Senate
was called to order.
Mr. HALE, from the committee appointed by the
Chair to wait upon the President, in concert with
;;ti rIgIIod ,h; r ttI 's' ~ ~ p,s;da+
had informed them that he would forthwith make
communication in writing.
~ 'liee MINUTES oeoe ~ w, I,oN! I iidS "he
OF the private secretaries Oh tne resueht, Drought
to the Senate the message and accompanying doc
h e, ne utssns WIS ior'h""" 'e"u' 1t WI"
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or The massara and sccn,ani,r docnnan b
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On m6tion of Mr. U,tr Ib1 Ssnsta adiourned.
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-, HOUSE or kEPRASLNI IAilF Ed
Ihe House met at noon
On motion OF Mr.. hovEJ"Y the House prncsao-d
TO the election "t Netgeant-at Arms.
Ness 5. M""Ge'f, hi"' ana "o,'' ~ o't"' +"Y
TIas>prehh7r, H@hp' u"h an" 70, " yer" "'' -, ~
for as Sergeant alarms ES-Co"gTes'm"n Ban
! Was trc'eu.
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IN the choice Of Hiram F Go,d'now of No
| York.
MIR Gov. of Ohio submittad r-s,I,tion o,
nointinr T6.. ftay ~ n Stckt, Cn,r,I.in b.
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| odnntad "
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| tokan nm and datarn,i,ad hy ,b. cho;c,, w Wjlia%n
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nf The tbronod IIari "'' ,n'n .. .ne ,i1usr anu
terrunted with bnsrtr or,Ia,sa d ~ =, ~ oi
sion The Sneaker reminGd tIa sractot"rs ,bat =
nersistencs in snob d. ':e spII spltd'|' 'nat !"
the on frcn,ant F @lin.s "ouu 'eau 10
of order in the Hopsa '' ''' '"e P'ese' '"''on
Mr. STEyFNs of Papnsylvario -,ood .tt a.,
docnmant h. rafa-re5 n tha G,rit, q ' .t t'Io
Whole on the State Of the Union to he ,riU.d 90
| and in order to avoid all nnnecessary disomSin1D
unon the motion ha den snd.d ;ha onravinus ones
| tinn
Mr. W,suprpxr of Illinois n,oved that IN ooo
extra copies be printed.
Roth resortinne vareaoreed IN
| Mr. Rrcu,,nroy or Illinois offarod rosoIrt;o,
that the namc of StirIing Mnrton he snbmitttd for
| that of Samuel B. DaIv. as the deIepa, q from Ne
braska Territory He said that Mr Morton had
been elected to the position he claimed in October
last, and received his commission according to law
| from the Governor Six months later or in Anril
last the Governor preiended'to havr discovered an
error in the returns by which Mr.. Daily chosen.
and he revoked the commission previously issued to
Mr. Morton.
This act of Governor Black he contended was a
| gross usurpation of power-a usurpation of the
constitutional privilege Of this body The Gov