The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-08

said once been guilty Of acts Which were designed
or caculs overthrow, ubyert corrupt the gov
eans OF me un,ea s.ses or any aepar'm e :,
mas been guilty Of any act or has conspred with others
70 a. acts which, in contemplation Of the constitution
ition OF the constitutional power OF this House; and
that said committee have TO send for persons and
papers, and to administer the customary oaths TO wit
nesses
Mr. ASHLEY moved the previous question on the reso
luton.
Mr. srALDuo lrsp) Of Ohio moved 70 lay the resou-
tion the table.
The motion VAS negatived-yeas 80. Maya 1o5-as fol-
Dawson, Dodge, EdrdSe Flick, Glossbrenner, GrsTeld
Sis I !; NsSS
Raymond Ritter Ross shanrIsn sesidas s.rsass Tsser
e Sy Of New York. rmOs ward OF
AIs-hs.Hs Aisy. Allison. Ames, Asnell, Ashley Of
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gee Rromxsl sros%a BueLsld sahay chsnlsr Si,Sss
SsIssS
Grisnsn Masans q Illinois, Hsrs .y.s
Highy I'M: Holmes Hooper Hubbard Of Western Virgins,
SeKs. Es1 S
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schsnck ccasd. starr Stevens Stokes Thaysr Francis
se $es. S Msa. v
Mr.. BsGHAx demanded the telIers on secondirg the
previous question: stating that II II not seconded II
would be in order to move to refer the resolution
The tellers were ordered and reported IS to 46, Mr.
Bingham exertlng his influence among the republican
members 70 vote In the negative So the previous ques
tion seconded and the main question ordered which
was on agreeing to the resolution
Sir: HumIi, (rep.) Of Ohio, asked the speaker
the resolution to the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
The SPEAKER replied that il was not
The main question having been ordered, Mr. HuBsrr,
Of Ohio moved to reconsider the vote by which the
question ordered He desired - notify the House
tina, II the vote were reconsidered he would to
refer the resolution to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. ASHLEY, OF Ohio, objected 10 debate.
Mr. WENTWORTH made similar objection, stating that
Y any debate was allowed he wished ID make speech
Nj. srxvEss moved to lay Mr.. Hubbelrs motion to re.
Mr.. BINGHAM inquired whether, II the House recon-
to second the previous question: the resolution would not
then be open to amendmend and debatey
The SrRAxRn-It would be.
Mr.. BIScHAM--I want that understood.
NAYS 49, So the motion to reconsider Was Land on the
table. The fact that this exactly two-third
attracted some comment among members PRIV stey. The
nays, however, only footed up A. Tho following is the
YEA.aes.rs Allison; Asaell Ashley q Nevada. Ashley
SayG sou;Ss S B,omy,
Drigga Dumcns Eeiisy FsIusworh. FaTauhar Perry.
TieSy BIN Homes Hubbard q Conn iasss.oH, JsasIss
McRuer Mescur Miller Moorhead, morrill, Moulton. Myers
O'Neill Orth Paine Patterson Perham, Pike. Price Ram
dan q Ky Rice Of Ms.s Rice q Me- Sawyer, sshenek
Jr, Trowbridse, Epson, Van Aerrnan. Ward OF N.
X, Warner, Weshburn OF H. Washbnrne OF Ind weker
wentworth Williams, Wilson OF Iowa. Wilson OF Pa, VIM
dor, Of MiGn--o5
NAYS Messrs Alloy Ames. Ancona. Baldwin bergen,
Campbell Chsner. "copper" Davis, Dawson, Erdga Finck,
Gcs asS.s arGs q A 5T aanps as
Hunter, Kerr. Kuykendai. Latham Lef;woh, Maynard,
Mccullough, Nblaek, Nicholson. NOEL Phelps f1ants.
Rapdsl q Pa Raymond Filter. Ross. shsnkn. spad,ng.
wsrd Of KY, Whaiey, Winceld-H.
The question then required on the adoption OF the
resolution. The vote taken by yeas and nays and
resu,tsd--Yeas l05. nays 49, II announced Jos
10 a. hut AZ the Official list showed Mr. Chansr voting
Ia the affirmative and as that evidently nstake,
the ranefer OF hs vote TO the negative makes the hrst
figures the correct ones.
There manifestation or any kind on the an
nounceTacnt Of the result.
Yhe following NJ shssoe detail Of Mr. ashlsys reso-
ut{up 49, 4 Il tsst = 5ftsr.