On this question, Mr. Houston demanded the
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On this question, Mr. Houston demanded the
yeas and nays aud they were taken as follows:
Yeas-65. Nsys--l27.
The hour ha ing now expired, the Chair arrest.
cd The her progress Of the debate for this day


Mr.. Webster moved The following esolution


fesMrpd, That committee be appointed to
report what subjects it is necessary to &C, upon at
The present session and in what order is expedient
to take such subjects into consideration.


On motion Of Mr.. .ucDute, the resolution was
amerded SO as to order joint COMMITTEE and


Thus amended, the resolution was agreed to.


The following gentlemen compose the Commit
tee on the part OF the House, viz: Messrs. Tom
nsch, Storrs, Cook, Drayton, Eaerett, Tinton, and
Mccoy.


Nlr. Halle now moved, that the House take up
he consideration oil the Presidents communication,
IN respect to the Georgia boundary line.


The Chair pronounced the motion out Of order
at this time, unless BY general consent Of the
House.


The House then proceeded to the unfinished bu-
sness OF yesterday which was the consideration OF
the several amendments the bill for the protection
of the WOODEN manufactures, and the motion Of Mr..
lngham, TO recommil the bill, with instructions


On this question Mr.. Forsyth demanded the yeas
and nays; and they were taken as follows:


Yeas-92. Nays-94