New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

PRICE FOUR CENTS.

many members wanting 10 speak on tie question
and that the matter must be brought a to-day.
The SPE8KER informed Mr. Banks that he stl had three
minutes left of the time Of Mr.. Stevens
MFR. BANKS said that would not be sufficient for him.
Both of his colleagues who represented the City Boston,
Messrs Rice and Hooper, absent and In the
of the discussion, constant reference had been made 10
the capitalists of Boston and ally 10 those OF them
who were interested in this road. II would be uDu II
voice should be heard from that city in Of
the position which those gentlemen occupied, and hs
thought that the gentleman who had charge OF the Dbl
! Mr. Price should allow him some time.
Mr. PRICE said that after the previous question was
debate and be would yield part Of his time to Mr. Banks
Mr.. CoNKIIHG asked whether Mr.. Banks could not be
recognized BY the Speaker now and permitted TO proceed
al his pleasure.
The SPEAKEg replied that the gentleman from Illinois
Mr.. Washburnel objected.
Mr. PRICE said he did not want TO shield himself behind
the gentleman from Illinois. There were nfy members
urging the bill, and after the previous questol
was sustained he would be very willing TO give the gentle
from Massachusetts nearly all the time. lie now
moved the previous question. ,
Mr. SpAULDlNG moved that the bill and pending amend
ment be laid on the table,
Questions of order having been raised as TO whether MI
Price could be thus cut out Of his right to close the de-
bate, the motion to lay on the table able Sens !;
was the understanding; Of the House that the
gentleman from Iowa to close the debate, and although
motion to lay on the table was very rare one under
such circumstances yet the gentleman from ONO lMr
Spaulding had the right TO make that motion.
Mr. PRICE asked whether be had not the right to tho
floor for an honr. -
insisted on the motion, that cut off all debate.
Mr. SPAULDISG did insist his notion and called Tor
the Yeas and NAYS on IL.
| Mfr. COSKLING remarked that be thought quite as
proper for him to be cut of for him TO cut OF the
gentleman from Massachusetts, tl}anks
Mr.. PRICE retorcd in impetuOus and excited man
ner that he had offered give part Of his time to tho
gentleman from Massachusetts, and that the gentleman
from NewYok was not T., suppose that @ ne nsa onnS @ %
him to talk in that way, and to attemptto tate To oh
members.
The question was taken on the motion to lay on the
table, intense interest being manifested as became ey
dent that the motion was TO succeed, and the vote re-
suited in 10 yeas against % nays, as follows;
Boys BrSswe BScRnd Bnndy cSa1c csri Ohio
Cobb Conkln, Cook. Cullom. Defrees Delano Denning
bar TiSck Glossbrenner order Hale Harding Ky) Hayes
Hubbard Comm IIubbel oho) Humphrey Jenckes Jalan
Leblond Marshall Miller Moorhead Morrill, Morris Moul.
SS Ess. S k ds Sso" sawyer es Gas ss,n ssn
TSge Ssdns Snws ssSr IayG TsaSsr iTsne
wenp~or5, Williams WnSed and wrs21s @ ''"D
NAYsMessrs. Allison. Ames Anderson. Ashley Nevaaal.
kansas Darling Dawes. Dodge Donney briggs Ferry.
sSS: sa. w HsdsH S" TaDar mfS E.as ss:
koyksnda L,fiT L2sn Longyear L}ac. MaIstGn p. Mar
Price Rice Mel Rogers Rollins Rousseau, Stevens Trow
! Qowa), Window and Wooldridge-J6.
The following pairs were annouBccdi
Messrs. Blaine aud j. L. Thomas; Dixon snd Eliot HubI
bell ~ " aud Bnldwn 0Neil and sitgresves whaey and
Smyth; Ingersol and Walker.
| Mr. WRIGHT moved TO reconsider the vote and to lay
/ the motion 10 reconsider Oh the table.
Mr. DAELIsG, with view 10 prevent the vote being
made final moved an adjournment
The House refused to adjourn. Yeas, 52 Nays, %.
Mr. Lynch called for the yeas and nays and there were
indications Of purpose the part of the friends OF
the bin to fibuster.
The and nays were taken and the HO9ae again re-
fused to ad ourn. -
The motion to reconsider then laid on the table
| without division.
GENERAL DEBATE.
On motion of Mr.. STEVENS, it ordered that the ses
sion tomorrow be confined debate the Presidents
annual Message.
COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE
on motion OF Mr.. ELIOT, Committee OF Conference
! was appointed Oh the West India Telegraph bill.
WOOL.
Mr. KETcHUy presented a petition Of citizens of Red
Hook Duchess County. N. " asking for increased pro-
lection for American wool Ii referred 10 the Com
mittee WAYS and Means
| TENNESSEE. ..r.l.
Mr Ross asked 10 call up the motion TO reconsider
the vote recommittng the question Of the admission OF
T. cnnessce to the Committee Reconstruction when No
designated as putrid corrupt carcass stencil IN the nos
rs of the people, which should be abated now that the
| cholera was approaching. IL,
The SPEAKER ruled that the motion 10 reconsider eodlu
! not be called up at this time.
| The House then, at o'clock, adjourned.