CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.

ELEVENTH, LAST AND DECISIVE
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ELEVENTH., LAST AND DECISIVE


BALLOT.


Whole number of votes, 232
Necessary to a choice, II!


Robert NJ. 7. Hunter, il9


John w. Jones', %


George Nj. Keim, "a


ZAdnk Casey, ~
F. w. Pickens, %
Scattering, 10
When the result Of this vote was an
nounced from the Chair, the crowd IN the
galleries, who had beer. TIL now silent
spectators of events, could keep quiet no
longer. The result pleased them, aud 'hey
broke forth 10 rude aud bolsterous applause.
| Mr. Adams announced Mr. Hunter /" have
been elected by the proper majority as
Speaker of the House, and with grace
aud dignity all his own, before res'gnlhg
his place, he requested Mr. Lawrence OF
Mass, and Mr. Linn Banks of Va, to con-
duct the new Speaker to the Chair and
Mr. Lewis Willipma, as the Oldest member
of the body. was requested by Mr. Adams
to administer to him the oath 10 support
the Constitution. 1t was done, and at five
p. nj. the Speaker vas in the Char Mr.
Wise immediaily moved an adjournment,
which WAS agreed.