NO. 42.
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not be considered member of the House and was not entitled to his seat as such. As Michigan had assumed the position of a State and the question of her admission was pend- ing, the House could not prejudge the ques- tion hy admitting the gentleman tn q seat as a member. But as an aet of courtesy to him, he moved that a seat be assigned to him within the House; and that his communica- tion be printed and laid on the table.

 Mir. Mercer, said he could not concur in the propriety of the course suggested. In order to have time to consult the precedent on the subject, he moved that the motion be laid on the table,

 Mir. Hannegan moved an adjournment. which was agreed to, and

 The House then adjourned.