New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08

Mr. BINGHAM Rep., o., in excited manner inquired
the Speaker how the resolution had got before the
The SPEAKER replied that it came under the regular
Mr.. BINGHAM expressed the hope that the previous
question would not be seconded. =,
Mr.. ASHLEY Rep Ohio asked Mr. Loan to allow MIN
10 offer an amendment to the resolution.
Mr.. LOAN said he would hear II read. -,
The Speaker intimated that MI Loan must eiIner WIN
it, The withdrew II, and any member rose 70 debate the
resolution 1t would over Under the rules I'LL next Mon
Mr. LOAN preferred to insist the previous question
Mr.. ANCONA Dem, Penny moved 10 lay the resolution
on that motion Mr. CHAMBER Dem, N " called for
Mr. WILSON 6ep Iowa) rising to question Of order,
asked the Speaker whether II the previous question were
seconded II would not be In order 70 move 10 recr 'e
The SPEAKER replied that it would unless gentle
man should to debate the resolution In which case IL
MI EfDRiDGE Dem, Wis., desired to inquire whether
he caucus Of Saturday evening did require this resOlu
ton to sent TO the Judiciary Committee without de-
The stated that that was not parliamentary
question and that he would not respond.
Mr.. HILL (Rep, Ind made the question Oh order tnat
the resolution must under the ntresouti0n OF session
be referred without debate to the Committee Recon-
strucon it concerned the reconstruction OF unrecon
The SPEAKER stated that he would examine the reso-
luton After examining it, the Speaker ssa nre9d ins
Tor reconstrucng civil governments for the States lately
I'm rebellion IL must therefore, to the Reconstruction
Conmittee and had now gone TO that Committee.
The decision seemed to give satisfaction and relief TO
the members on the Republican side
Mr. LOAN made the point OF order that only that por
on OF his resolution which referred to reconstruction
should 90 TO the Committee on Reconstruction
The SPEAKER overruled the point OF order, stating
that the resolution could not be divided.
Mr. LOAN asked leave to withdraw the third and
fourth clauses of this resolution.
Mr.. WARD Rep, n. " objected.
Mr. ASHLEY (Ohio) inquired whether Mr. Loan had not
q right 10 withdraw those clauses.
The sPEAKER-IIe has not. ,.,vt ma
Mr. 81 AMPS the resolution before the House at all
The SPEAKER-Iti Is not; it is now before the JOINT
Select Committee on Reconstruction. -
tons Mr. KEISO rep, Miss) offered again Air Loans
resolution emitting the third and fourth clauses OF H.
and moved the previous question.
Mr.. WASHBURNE ull) made the question OF order
that Il was the resolution had just been offered
The SPEAKER overrnled the point OF order Tho reso-
luton was quite different one. On.
Mr. DAVIS (Rep N " moved to lay the resolution On
on that motion Mr. FIECK Dem, o. demanded the
Yeas and Nays
The Yeas and Nays were ordered
Mr.. GARFIELD rep, OIL would like 10 inquire
whether the motion lay the table be negatved and
IL the previous question be- not seconded the resolution
cannot be referred TO the Committee on Judiciary
The sPEAKER-Yes unless the resolution give rise 70
debate in which Il will over, under the rules
Mr.. GARFIEID-Let US do that. - ......r L. f...
Mr.. WENTW ORTH-Let MS pass II to-day,
The House proceeded 10 vote by Yeas and Nays 10 lay
II ON the table Pending the vote the Private Secretary
az fine President appeared and announced message in
writing from the President Of the United States The in
cident attracted attention, and elieised smile om
several Of the members.
The motion was negatived % TO 100 So the House re-
fused TO lay 1t the table The following Is the vote In
detail: