New-York tribune., 1841-06-17
Tpr HOUSE D1soRGANIzED.

-; T-e--arovy OF Order IN the House 81 h"I-e
=, Washington This has bees done b sa;-
of reacfery Sectional selling and snFrinciped
The Southern Members ether honesty
led or obliged to appear when any thing wn:c can
no construed as hostile Slavery tolerated on tie floor
small knot OF disappointed ne Wing raak=-whose
liberal estimate OF aeI own merit. and claims as been a
ken at considerable discoun; by their par-haTe sezed on
tins feeling and seek achiev- through ! Al once oo'e;E
ard reycage And as,y the great body OF the Lotos eco
Members stand al all times raay talk for % pro-
position however agi,ieu- which affords nope OF ooe;r7c'-
ing the action O; the House throwing that body to rem
edilcss confu.oa b. coaiti-a OF these incoagT-oss &c
rnen,s mas the end been atta:red
OF the conduct OF tac Southern Members generally 'ao
labor under moral constrnt ;oT any proposition
however tyrannica OF anarchca which pPors 70 0e a'-
ed =, Abolition. ve ,ay nothing We aPproTe 6u,
we cs, excuse il: b., what -ali be SAID those Members
VINO have acted through the last week II animated
b. fixed Determination to di-orylnze In Hor: and pre-
ven, the transaction OF toe public business That ~ 10
not speak a; random in s matter Jet he elowing ia0-s
tabi-h:
When Nh Adams pro- o.on to Tescind the (ag-Ia's
Of 1889 was yoted ioartt- OF the Loco-scoS o; in-
State headed BY Roosevelt and r D. DaTi- voted ijGror
of that proposition They therein declared under the ~
eInnitv OF their oaths that such Rule a. e NAl=o1=a,
to ,ranrne Rgh; Petition. So said nne OF the fifteen
Pennsyl lvaaia headed by Charies j. I.gerSo
But motion wa. Instantly made by TINS same - ingeT-
ol to reconsider The decision which he himself lad coa-
red in and after all the that could be had been wasted
upon thi, he with ire other Pennsylvania Loco-f aaa
Roosevelt with four other Nev-Yor5 brethren voted
stu,ify themselves reverse their decision and plunge
the House onco moro into the Mgron Of an in'ermna7e
Abolition debate But in t;. they defeated thanH 70
the fearless patriotism nine generous Wings from the
South and West.
Here the matter ought have rested. The men who.
clarnorols agans, Abolition, crnaly flaming INFO 'e
and who denouncng discussion take every opportunity
10 discuss it, had lad fair trials of strength and been
beaten With the Yeas and Nays, Call of the House and
~ kably full they had been beaten by eight MAJOR
ty on the first division and reconsideration Ihey rad
zone the length of Legislative resistance present
i,v and been overrucd There was no fair opportunity
for further agitation And get opportunity was rnade by
motion of Mr. Fornonce-another Pcnnsy Loco-fo-
eo-to reconsider tie by tich the Rules genera6y
hud 6een adopted! This motion seized upon by NJ
WISE supported By him infamous speech OF ive or six
hours. in which Messrs. BARNARD BRiGcs and CrsHYG
are sguazed as 45oonsts At the close that speech
on Mondas evening Mr.. John C. Clark very properly called
and the noc enforced Previous Question and hc
ton To reconsider prccailea by nco majority: Yeas 90
Nays lOl And 80 House broke up the close Of The
fifteenth day o its with nothing plihedno
thing sc,,cd-whout Rules for government
aud the transaction OF business
How was this disastrous result effected Mainly by the
iactousness OF Loco-Foco Member, from This State and
Pennsylvania OF these less than fttcca from our
Sate-yiz Rooserci r. D. Dars Bocne, Brsrster, Clta
ton, Dog Eg5ert Ferris, J. g. Foyd, Gordoa. Roder'
WC!ellam McKcoa. Partridge, Sanford and Eoa Baren
who had yocd against the eng voted for this motion
and HoucE who had voted against reconsideration. before
now yo,ed with them. Seven Pennsylvania Loco vino had
before voted against the Gag united with hem " Messrs.
c. j. ngcrsoll C. Brown, Beeson Fcrnance, Cuisine Pu-
-nr and Snyder Three from Maine-NIessr.. Lirtleicd,
Lowell and A. Marshall By the of these III
tended to cficc; s<ukingly and lsderiand VIA, hey
dared no. a-s. openly have the Rules been ,oveed and
the House tr7wa into anarchy. And what end that ey
dare avow were these given
We rejoice 10 state that this result NOS produced
through the Aeod!esa Of the Meber= iso whom
better things we're TO ha,c been expected The following
we're the only .bse'.tce-:
Il7jcs-lIessr. Linn Of y Y, llastel OF y J.. Ser
ecant OF Pa Pearce of Ma. Randall OF do .er- OF do
Rencler of Pa. Proit ~ Ind. White OF do iaaerr2 ut
Va. Srriss Ay. J. J.. Williams of Ie9a sae-,': n
! ra.-l3.
Locos-c. 4 FIoyl ot y y. J. 7 Mason Of Nd. Cary
of Va j. CamYb.H Tc,cn- and Rhctt OF : c. loan and
sweeney Of Ohio. Gross Of Arb.
rhi. j. in TAR proportion full would bot have
helped the matter The due-deaing from t1 STATE and
Pcnnsy yanu proved fatal - the iou-e : given over 10
anarchy and ,.a, until some t1e effort shall the.r
de,o!a,ias career Oa7 oaly hope that the eyi v be
promptly s,ayc6 . based on IT, very magnitude and mischief
Things are nov a, slch a pass that they os mend.