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= A. Stewart. Pa. ..........


10 Mr Davis " a. declared duly elected The Clerk
appointed Mr. yinton uhe opposing candidatel and vr
Mckay, to conduct the Speaker to the Chair which
,hey performed with all becoming decornm after which
he speaker made very short inaugural address


Jous Qriscr ADAMS then administered the oath of
othee 10 the Speaker: The Speaker administered
by States and parts of States


message was here announced from the Senate, b II
-
Resolution passed to inform the Senate that the onse
was organized, and ready to proceed 10 business


discussion the adoption of standing rplas
and orders oT the House. The hour rule was
monoa being made to strike ou the yeas and nays
were ordered, and resulted in yeas 60, nays l43.


motion by Mr. CHAPMAN, of Alabama. to have the
rules Of the first session of last Congress adopted as the
rules Of the present sessi,n which ould have excluded
abolition petitions, was rejected yeas 81, nays I2l
The standing rules and orders then adopted as
they existed at the close Of the last session. least for
the present.


motion was made to have the seats allo.tedt the
members by ballot, pending which the House odo rned
till u o'clock tomorrow, that hour heving been
adopted as the hour of meeting for the present


four the % sen WAS very full Beside the
Massachusetts Georgia aud Tennessee there re ONLY
seven members absent, Of the 2al members of which
Snis oranch OF the national legislature is composed
These were g II Carroll (whig3 Of tho 10Th district Of
Ne~ York A. g. Thurman, (dsm) Of the sth district Of
ana Jefferson Davis DEM elected by general ,cke,l
Of Mississippi R Roberts, dsm) also Of Mi.s..ip
and J Pns!ps. dem of Missouri
Conspicuous among the members who were receiving
U.e NJ
Quincy. ex.Pfssiden Albums. He was promptly IN bs
place from which he il seldom absent aud received IN
cordial greetings. both of political friends and oono
nents His health appears good but time is making in.
roads upon him.


MIR Levin and Mr.. Woodruff, two natives, were absen,
when their names frat called, but soon appeared
and took their seats in time to vote Felix q Mcconnell
occupied the front seat the middle on the
T the Speaker He has been for some time confined 10
u's rsaed with an attack Of sickness


rntsd e. are nut six natives In the House. FIVE of whom
,Saw W. - Miller. of the ard district Of New York
astrict Of Miller voted for Campbell OF the ard
cant tsan IN. .ania They little more insi9 pA.
\gre.s Daniel Wohl,Ny used to be- in the 27th Con.
es,.. ani w epster- omnibus would nov hoId bo,b
rnn ~ ioon would stsi be le for chili,an i.,a


nnd years and Of gres.sr youth II thew conIJ hs


burt Holmes, Rhett Sims. sn.


ws.u, OF sonth Carolina Yapcs, 'oa ana wood-
seddon, Oh virginia, AM Harmansop ,f VI haoama
uemocfas made up the nine voted ou'hiHna all
H. r., OF New HampshIre James A Rlsc, Nioses NoI-
soutn 'aroiiIa member, voted for Davis .ne otner
wing candidate, voted for X. Winthrop Of Wsn ue
rsus. chapman Of Mary laud, voted for s,eusa, m
Iennsyvans Grnhan, OF North CaroIn, ~ VI
Psndent whig who defeated Mr. Clngman voted H. Inae


YIN these exceptions, the democrats voted for av.


ae orrAkrs, after being conducted TO the cbsi, so,a
.vhNILsMsN OF rHE HousE or Rgpnysr.r.T,,,...


ou my sincere aoknow for The hon
ou nave conferred uptn me, by calling ma to pres,J
" :""' oehpersuons receive this honor not in