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COftT1U'O OI kheflouSe HSuEtu So Iaihou
ly), has been brought 10 close-a
follows. Miles.
Havris6,rgh, March &c, ,1s9S. A
i ter some preliminary business, the
house by large vote, directed the
speaker to reprimand Henry w. Con
rad; whereupon Mr. C. rose, took his
'hst and walked out. Mr. McGiliu
then moved that the yergesnt:st arms
arrest Mr. C. instantsF, which was car
ried unanimously.
With no difficulty the serseant-at,
arms found Mr. Conrad, and brought
him before the'house4er d reprimand.
Conrad took the centre of floor, and
told the speaker he wished il under
stOod that he had been brought there
by force. The speaker replied that
he had AeGrH the gentleman, and then
delivered hts reprimand. 1t was an ex
ceIlent article, we'll written, strongly:
pointed, and extremely severe. Con
rad WINGED, trembled, andPurnsH first
10 Oneyide, and then TO the other, and
Bit his lips violently. =.
When hespeaker hadGRHiShcH Con
rad asked ifhe wasstill 10 duress. The
speaker replied, "ake gsntlemaa from
SchuyFkih can now tskejhis seat asa
member Of the house." Conrad made
no answer but walked out. The house,
have ordered the rep"imand to be print
ted. Thus ends the bribery anG cor
ruptiOn sffair.-PhilG. HerdlE.
Another accuuht says -.
'lhespeaker then called upon Mr.
Conrad, and informedihim that the
house had made it his du'y to repri.
mand him. Mr. Conrad rose in his sea
and declared'he never woui be r"prl
and took his hat anda left the
hall.
Mr. McG:ffin moved that The ser.
geant-at arms bring hi n back in$tGn
ter, which was agreed TO mem con.
No sooner said than the sergeant az.
srms left the room, and the member
locked to the windows tosee the fun.
Conrad 'tfaGe sail for the land office, |
where he was overlaken by the fast run
ming sergeant. and he hove too. He
ran upon his toes, and declared with F
great energy that he never would be
Iaken; but the pertinacsous officer
gives him directly 10 understand that
he must weigh his anchor, aH! sail
back, and take in more cargo. "Sir."
said he, "you most come, ifor am
IoIdby the speaker totake you." He
padded 'back, with great speed, and
lid not stop until on the floor of the
house, when Ire called the speakerio
notice that it had been done by force!
The speaker then pronounced one of
he severest reprimaEds | ever heard, !,
when Conrad again left the house.
Ae has brought suit against the speak
er and sergeant at arms. 4
The report on the case, and the rep
rimand shall be published,
The following is q copy OF the bill
in the Senate on Monday the
aS4h Of MaHh, for increasing lne AR
my:
A BILL 10 increase the present mill
isry establishment of the United
States.
Be II eRarycH &c. Thst,in addition
10 the present military establishment
of the United States, there shall'be one
regiment Of artillery and two regi
nen's OF infantry: PyOoiGeR, It shall
be competent for the President at any
ime to direct that one Of the regi
nents of infantry shall do duty as rifle
men, and the other as light infantry,
Iod the necessary measures fer carry
ng this act into effect shall be taken
lnder the direction Of the President.
Sec. .4nd be IL further enacted,
That the laws regulating the Preseat
military establishment shall extend to
he additional force herein authorized
0 be raised, so far as The same are ap.
,lIcable and not inconsistent with the
OF this act.
Sec. 8. find be il further en0ted, /
That each regiment of artillery and
Infantry in the service of the United
States shal! hereafter consist of eight
companies, and each company of arlil
cry shall consist Of of one captain,
wo first lieutenants, end one second
one sergeant major, one
master.sergesnt three sergeants
tx cOrporsIs, three srtifcers, two mu
iciaus, and eighty four prlvstes; and
hat each company Of infantry shall con
ist Of one captain, one first lieutenant
nd one second lieutenant, one ser
,eant major, one qusrtermaster ser.
fkaoa ~. /