Mr. ALEXANDER:--I call for the reading of the fourth Rule. The fourth Rule was read by the Secretary, as follows: 4TH RULE.--A member shall not speak oftener than twice, without special leave, upon the same question; and not a second time, before every other who has been silent shall have been heard, if he chooses to speak upon the subject. Mr. FIELD:--In order to bring the subject fairly before the Conference, I will put my motion in the form of a resolution, as follows: _Resolved_, That the credentials of Mr. STONE, who desires to act as a Commissioner from Kansas, be referred back to the Committee on Credentials, with instructions to that committee to report the facts concerning his appointment, and whether it proceeded from the Territorial Secretary. Mr. SUMMERS:--I wish the Committee on Credentials to stand right with the Conference. We accepted the commission of the Acting Governor as _prima facia_ correct. Mr. VANDEVER:--I wish to offer a resolution. Mr. GUTHRIE:--All resolutions are out of order. The PRESIDENT:--I think resolutions under the ruling of the Conference cannot now be considered. Mr. CURTIS:--I ask leave for the State of Iowa to vote on the motion to lay the subject of the admission of the delegate from Kansas on the table. The motion was granted, and Iowa being called, voted No; and the vote stood: Ayes, 10; Noes, 10. And so the motion was lost. Much discussion here ensued on the subject of the admission of the delegate from Kansas, which was participated in by Messrs. STOCKTON, CLEVELAND, COALTER, and others, when Mr. STONE observed that he had no desire to force himself into the Conference, and until the question was settled he thought it proper to withdraw. The resolution offered by Mr. FIELD was adopted without a division. VOTE ON THE PROPOSITIONS AND AMENDMENTS. The PRESIDENT:--The Conference will now proceed to the consideration of the report of the General Committee, and the amendments thereto. The question will be taken on the adoption of the first section reported by the Committee of One from each State, which the SECRETARY will now read. The SECRETARY read the report as follows: