The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06
THIRTY-EIGRTH CONGRESS-.
TIR6r SESSION.
House or Representatives.
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House Of Representative.
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ry ADJOURNMENT.
Ar JAxss c. ALIEN, (opp.) Of H., moved that when
No House adjourn il be until Monday next.
The motion decided In the negative-by yeas o..
rsye 70. The republicans voted In the negative.
Isn coSs.scAnoS RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
The sfKAKEs announced tho pending question to be on
ara passage Of the joint resolution 70 amend opt
Fulton Of the Conhscaton sct Of July, 1852.
M Hotr.s, (opp.) Of Ind, moved 70 lay the Joint
resolution on the table.
Motion disagreed tc-by yees T2, nays SO.
Mr. Cox, (opp) OF OHIO, moved that the House ad-
isurn.
kr. AsHrxy, (rcpj OF Ohio, with view TO accommo-
cate both Sides proposed that by unanimous Mr.
1sir, OF Missouri, be permitted to address House,
Pvuyn. Of Nev York, and some ohor gentleman the
republican SIDE when the question shall be taken with
cot Their dilatcry motions.
Mr. serKSK, trep) Of Ohio suggested that the subject
be laid until next week
M CasvESs (opp.) Of Ind, and Mr., Cox, Of Ohio
srahy said shat the proposition OF Mr.. Ashley, Of oho
would make everything satisfactory.
Tney bad got to the regular limo when the majority
stould rule.
avail ourselves OF the rules OF tho House.
Mr.. COX moved that the House adjourn
The motion was disagreed toby yeas 50 nayss4
"a. Jams 2. ALLYN inquired whether y %cald DC N
fshlef
he ssHlKxR replied 10 the negative
nr. AIixr moved that when tho House adjourn u be
xKtil Monday next.
Koson decided in the negative--by yeas 81, nays 70
Mr.. WILSON, (rep) OF Iowa, proposed that Mr.. Bar
kgouri, ADD Mr.. smith, OF Kentucky, DO permitted 10
address the House. when the the resolution shah
no taken.
ms proposition was acquiesced in, vim tho addition
shat Mr. Pryn, Of New York DO permitted TO address
she House.
M BAR, (rep)of No.. expressed mis- gra.isca,icn AT
she general that the armies Of tho rspur must
~ hed up IN order 70 encounter tho despairn coyp
cad thas men OF all parties arc sRresd ne 20 the
yrompt execution Of this duty We should consider
Nhe best mode Cor the restoration Of tho Union.
Ne was ready " confess that thts question 10
viewed macy great dmeutics N to requirs
enc WeAAeet osbsaraeee ana moderation, 40 concerned
10 future permaRsnt pcaoe Or country He sec,cea
ss all schemes and psne for thn inter purpcse 20
W. Submitted 10 the arbnrsmeus OF tho people Il was
rnsd BY a distinguished Senator fro@ Missouri
eiEst danger TO the Union comes poll
acs, but safety from tho people, he wag
got mistaken slavery was substantially destroyed
and lhs obstacle removed, enrmoe vsiyes
sue the people OF the South from tho present
Tho debate On the pending resolution had disclosed the
as,s of the determination u tho loading men hero
either 70 compel the President 10 yield his
ground on tho subject Of cenhsca.lon or 70 d.
sembss he views recently advanced BY NJ stevens Il
Isnnsylyania declaring that II wac untrue that our
suysynnaons had reJogp1ed Inc South no eetgoxent
Hcwsr Our government ion tho contrary, has aiways
xgiyen sgailss fsch regdEnisNr' Tho ssnneuan tny