New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

side prevented his doing so, general consent oeiob
requisite. -, ;,5 M
and left the hall to rcfre+h themselves.
h M IA o'clock Mr. HOLMAN moved to adjourn.
Not agieed TO.
$50 .. m.-'rhero are many vacant seats. =,
N sir VAiI.AEpIGIAM moved "A call OF the
4 Ii 0use. Agreed 10. u "
II Excuses were ma liz for absenLeos, etc. The Yeas
/ md NAYS were repeatedly called on trivial ques
lions the OBJECT ot too Opposit0n uil oc19 W w
feet he vote on the Negro Soldier bill whlcn 'ne
Republicans determined, if possible, to oo'h
1 Tonight.
n II was now o. lock.
/ Mr. PERRY Dem, N. j. moved when the House
! adjourn il be to Saturday. Lost.
II Mr. OLIN, Ct nearly O'Clock asked the genersi
consent to sAe suggestion to relieve ire he'Lso
! from It's cmOlrttfmoht. ..
II Nr. ALLEN Of Illinois, on the Opposition
n siie, and Mr. BINGHAM on the Republican eide,
! objected.
Il ihe calling of the Yeas and Nays resumed on
II trivial questions.
!. Dmlag tho proceeding few emphatic words were
n EXCHANGED by nr tailandlgbsm aud Mr.. Coifax,
II the latter temporarily occupying the Speaker char.
\ Mr. VALLANDlGHAM Dem, Ohiol insisted
thss be had rgnt to appeal from lis decsIon, and
Il MIR. COLFAX refused 10 eGtertail the question,
n clinng thai under such circumstances as were now
u e3isring the ruhngi were unifo:m.
\ Mr. VALLANDiiHAM--ine Speaker himself
II just now enter. aiaed q similar appeal. o.
4 81. COLFAX-ih e Sps ,ker refused 20 do 80.
Il Mr. VALIANDiGhAA-l appeal TO The record
OF the House.
Y Ths COW rfatio1 though Of short duration, WAS
II remarkably earnest, 10 such an extent that Members
! ou1au IN the cloak and on the sofas hastily
rushed SCENE tnus increasing The existing con.
\ fusion.
\ Mr. HICKMAN insisted on ORDER aud was
sponded to By loud voices on the Opposition tide
calling him 90 order.
| Mr. HOLMAN withdrew his motion to adjouru,
q III, A ali d o..
/ Hone.
! The question. like at least dozen similar ones,
was de 'crmine1 negatively.
Comparative quiet was now restored and with
the exception Of tbe above, good nature generally
prevail ihIousboa tie proceeding.
/ One Member, loosely Using 10 n question o.
ORDER c0npl ined that another, il violation OF the
rules. was smoking cigar. fhe accIs.d wi tie
u.ua good nGmOr deaied the fact saying the former
" did not see u"
] Soon thereafter nm equally important point wa
raised--thet q Republican gentleman from Ohio Was
sltiiuc with his LOots cooked upon his desk.
Members were continually pairing of TO visit the
bassrn.n. reec'ory Some returned with supplies
of food ia their nand'.
II O'e.yek ?. m.-But few persons are 10 the gal-
llerice-,hs dry and u interesting proceedings H.
dlcing spectators 10 leave the Hall.
Owiog to the aluo-. uninterrupted roll-calls, the
Clerks have become hO1rse, and nre evidently over
fatigusl With the divisions Of the Houc-.
/ No quorum votirP, some member moved al al.
ioarnrneut aud another II cgil OF the House.
/ AR. WICKLIFFE inquired OF the Chair whether
Il would he privileged question TO asS If they had
right TO make call Of tue House. Laughter.
IIe did no, know whether il was privileged ques
ion or not.
Tns SPEAKER replIed-Therc Is joint rue pro-
viding that either House may into secret session.
II suy gentleman should 40 move. Alter sta log
tia. ,he President desired 10 Sub ait meEsase,
Mr. wlCKLIFFE-I think, SIR, We ought to
eloss the doors. There is rule which saye when
ever confidential communication ID received the
fIouse shall be cleared 81 all persOns excepting the
Speaker, Clerk nn1 Doorkeeper.
TIE SPEAKER said thai that rule applied TO !
oJmmurl Itions from the Executive.
81. WICkLIFFE-Bu there il another rule. |
never repealed. let me see He examined the
Manual, and then tad: Hero it IL. The Speaker |
or a1y membor, may iAform the House that .e mas "a
COMM alton 10 make winch ought to DO kept
secret when the doors shall in ike manner be
closed.
The sPEAKER-The Chsir viii State
Mr. WICkLifTE iin,erruPfisg earnestly III
Quircd; l. it privileged question:
Tie SPEAKER replied: No, unless you have
sOm. thing ~ communicate IA rsquit oy the ruce
But there is 40 quorum, no buane.1 c.n 10 trsus-
acted
Mr.. WICKLIFFE, turning away from his seat
OF II put it of till quorum yoso..' Laughter
Dr. CRAY EAS-liayo you an ai.ecdoie 10 CON.
muLlcaiei
Tho oxorcses were varied BY n motion TO adj ourn,
aud the usual cang OF tho Yeas and Nays to deter
mine the question as heretofore In the negative.
Mr. COX wanted a recess till III o'clock to-mor-
row.
Mr. wADSwoRTH I'm. Kp.) de,ired to make
compromise with Mr. stevens. ia view Of the fact
tina. the Chair fatgned, but objections came
fIom tho .cpublIcan quarter
4 general debate having heretofore been
iulul -ed il, the Committee Of the Whole on tie
STATE Of be Union, pending ;ho bill! relative to
bseoch-oadii * cannon, Mr.. BlDDLE suggested
they 90 into COMMITTEES for the discharge OF brccch
l0sdla( sp~ccnr,. Laughter.
ROSCOE CONKLING (kep.. n. w. mentioned
for tie Information of ;hs House that there vas "A
gentleman pItselt who could sing the MarseIllAso
lynn.
The SPEAKER made some reply, which elicited
the r.l1Ia from the member; " Ihe game II
blocked. Wlll tie Speaker please say what Is 80 10
dOns next T.
An inquiry was mad, whether Mr.. Ajrich could
deliver d D. yiows on luc Rcd River G. toe North i
TIE SPEAKER! replied Tat 10 remarks could BE-
induced without un llmous consent.
Mr.. ALDRlCH-Whati is the question: laugh
Tie spEAKER--oa motion Of The gentleman
from Nos. Jrf.c, fOnLiourg TO Friday next.
Mr.. ALDRlBi RIP, Mimi, with an 4pl arent!y II
scr ous Away, sir, Ihst question has aIFeaiy
been dec. red Lree times. daughter
q stg,cmsnl with n view 70 the Gccou notation OF
all parties. Objection was made. No quorum yo.ed
IN he niohju to -djo.ru tili FdlAy.
IL j. now midnight.
On ao.Vn OF Mr.. STEVENS, thare was q call Of
the Home. Sons OF to abbautses were excuued by
Yea AID Nay votes, while others were not so for
tuuate. Il
IL IL low / O'Clock. Some Of the members are
now .leepiug III their seats, and others m0lopo.
hz.ng sofas Ior similar purYose. These were, rom
time - iimo disturbed ny their wtchlul irlerd5 to
tespOud which they al drow-y. % The rOl.-caN.
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CagY ETEIIg.
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