Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

OF a certain memorial 10 a Select COIn-
mlttee, with instructions 10 report In favor Of a
:eeeal of The 2lst Rule, then came up as the un-
finished business
Mr.. Me7riwether moved 10 amend by instruct
ing The Committee 10 report IN favor Of a renew
al IF The One Hour Rule--and other matters.
MessIs. Adams and Wise contcnded that the
amendment was not IN order. Mr.. A was re-
markedly warm, and raised quite a breeze IN the
House. Finally the whole subject WAS laid on
the IabIe-Yeas Us, Nays 81.
Other resolutions of Il similar character were
then called up, and laid on the table.
a great number of petitions, praying the re-
peal Of tue 2Ist Rule, were taken up seridtim'
and laid on the table, a division being had on
each, which took up nearly two hours.
Mr.. Arnold moved a reconsideration Of the
vote by which the House had on Yesterday rcJec-
ted the amendment Of Mr.. Anterior, proposing
the reference 81 he Tariff portion Of the message
to the Committee on Ways and Means. MIR. a.
proceeded 10 reply TO the speeches made against
him by The mcmbers from New Hampshire. and
III doing 50, became rather personal 10 MIR. Burke.
Cries of ..order' were here raised. aud a scene
of confusion arose, not at all ccedltable to the
House.
The Speaker decided that Mr.. Arnold was in
order, inasmuch as another gentleman had been
allowed similar latitude.
From this decision there were several appeals,
on the ground thu, such remarks as Mr. Arnold
was evidently bent on making, were an outrage
upon the dignity OF the House.
Mr.. Burke desired that the gentleman by all
means might he allowed to GO on.
At three o'clock, without taking the question
On the appeal, the House IN grca, confusion ad-
jrurned.
in the Senate, tho Board OF Excheqner has
been 9 lin debated, but no question was taken.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5, 1872.
In the House Of Representatives, nearly an
hour ond a half was taken up in a dry debate on
"A motion of Mr.. Adams to amend the purnal.
Mr.. A. became very warm, and the matter was
finally settled by his motion being laid on tie ia
BILE.
Mr.. Profit then took the floor, and replied to
what he termed the very tiscour,eous remarks Of
Mr.. Arnold on Yesterday. He complained that
he had not been treated with proper respect.
Mr.. Arnold explained, but becoming rather per
sonal, he was called 10 order.
Mr.. Fillmore. from The committee on ways and
means, on leave, reported a bill authorising The
issue of Treasury notes. The bill provides that
not more than five millions shall be outstanding
1t any one time. Mr.. L. stated that this meas
ure was not approved by the government, hat u
was now rcsorted to as q matter OF sheer necc=si-
Y By the pressing wants OF the Treasury, and
he neglect Of the House to act on The bill Provi-
ding for the extension of tha term OF the loan OF
last sesSioD.
Mr.. Stuart. of Illinois, moved TO lay the bill on
the table. This motion was negttved by a vote
of 1913 to 80. The bill was then read twice and
referred 10 a committee Of the whole. A letter
from the Secretary Of the Treasury was also read
showing the necessity of early action.
The quesIioa then REQUIRED on an aPpca! from
the decision of the Speaker on Yesterday, which
decision was, that Mr.. Arnold was in order 10 re-
plyipe TO The speech Of Mr.. Burke. The ques-
ton being taken the decision OF the Chair was at
frmed. So Mr.. Arnold was permitted 10 60 90
provided he kept 10 order. To this condition he
would DOT consent, as II would necessarily pre-
vent his reply TO Mr.. Burke, which had been his
main object IN moving a reconsideration OF the
vote on the tariff subject. He therefore gave no
tice that he would write his speech instead Of de-
liverIug 1t on The floor, and therefore Withdrew
his motion to reconsider. So now the tariff sub
iect will remlin in the hands Of the
on Manufactures. AT three O'Clock the House
a,Iodrned.
The bill authorising the issue ofI'ceasnry Notes
Will be taken u3 tomorrow.
In the Senate the Eycheqner plan was resam-
ed and continued uutil the ali rurament, without
any question being taken.