New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

fifteen Southern Wings stood up nobly for the
right.
Thus are we once more gagged and fettered
and the agreeable sensation OF restored freedom
in which was rejoicing last night is turned to
disappointment and sadness. AAIcus.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
BY THE REPORTER or THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
WAsH,Scrox, Wednesday. Feb "a.
The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES to-d day, have
made good their retreat for the position yesterday
taken by them in the adoption of the new code Of
rules and after all the proceedings, in the ap.
pontment of the Select Committee on Rules, the
Report by Mr. ADAMS, the discussion thereof for
weeks, and finally the deliberate and repeated
counter-decisions of Yesterday, have LAID The
whole subject on table; thus leaving in force
the rules temporarily adopted at the commence
ment of the session, being mainly those of the last
Congress, which will probably IF indeed the &C
ton of this capricious and variable House may
be at all anticipated take the place of permanent
rules of this Congress. Farther efforts will, how
ever be made to repeal the 2lst rule.
After the rejection of motion of Mr.. BAR.
RINGER to reconsider the vote of yesterday
adopting the body Of rules moved by Mr. DRoM.
GooLE, the next regular vote being that on the
adoption Of the report of Mr.. ADAMS, as amend.
ed, and exciting much solicltude, as determining
the final issue;
Mr.. CHAPMAN of Ala. moved to lay the whole
subject on the table; carried-Yeas So, Nays 81
as follows:
iack Edward j. Black, James Black, James A Black,
Blackwell Bosser Bower, Boyd Jacob BnnkeIho Aaron
Se csu.n ReaBn 6hsSmsn Dp Ghspp %eS
Cobb Cross Callom Daniel ohn ~ Dauis Dean DshbtrEy,
HUBBARD Charles Igsrsg ciSs Jo5n'G p Am
S kns habrans6s s0Is L"min con
as lIoos MBIphy Newton R N0 Rs.,. PANE F
sen St. John saunders Senter, Simpson slidel Stephens
Stiles stone Strong sum%5ri Tay Io vo Iho~ WsS
NAssNslessrs Abbott Adams, Baker Barnard BsaId,1ey
la Gnsman cs
D!eky, Dillingham; DualaP Ellis Fafles Fish Foot sS,'
HAYS Herrick Hubbell, HUDSON Hungerlold, Washng,Ou
Huat' james B. Huat, Joseph r ingerso irwin jerks P.
Eys5 eGasoH SSie HsnasSE p
Edward Mois Joseph Morris, Morse r sshhsn
CT eh.rss r. Reed RSe kobusoa Rockwell Rogers
pie schenek Severance Thomas Il sym0u tb De snsnt.
Williams ifin o0 W sts%Ss VIM nav Wright Joseph WHs
So the whole subject-matter OF the rules was
laid on the table. :,
Mr.. REpING moved to reconsider the vote. hr.
CLlyGMAN moved call of the House; refused
Yeas 81, NAYS lOl Mr.. WELLER moved tolay
the motion to reconsider on the table; carried
Yeas 80 Nays 62-thus disposng OF the subject
Mr. ADAMS Immediately gave notice oil mo-
ton to suspend the rules to call upthe matter TO-
morrow. Mr. R. d. DAVIS also gave notice OIL
q resolution to repeal the 2lst rule This being
objected TO, received.
On motion of Mr. VANCE, the rules having oeea
suspended for this purpose, reports were feceiVsa
from the Committees IN great numbers, among
which were the following:
Bv Mr.. CAMPBELL OF S. c. from the DlssfcIa
Columbia, the Senate bill without amendment
appropriating $4,000 for the support of the Le
matte Asylum in the District.
! By Mr. SEYMOUR of CT from the Committee on
Patents, Ito whom had been referred the repohWt
Hon. II. L. Ellsworth, Commissioner OF patensJ
a motion to print $4,000 copies of SO much as,s.
lates to agricultural statistics, and 3,OOo OF la'
entire report.
The motion was agreed to. MIR. WELLER
subsequently moved to reconsider the yole aAA
the motion hes over. r
Mr. DRoMGooLE, in behalf of MIR. MehAi,
Chairman of the Committee of Ways and means
who was detained from his seat by lndispoA'
tom gave notice that he should now call up w.. u
Appropriation bills in order from day to day ut-
disposed of. ..on,of
Mr.. WENTWORTH presented the resolutions o.
the Illinois Legislature in favor of the tefmDa''
ton of the Joint occupation Of Oregon.
The House adjourned. Ind
In SENATE various petitions were recslyeo aiu
private reports made. 10
Mr.. BAGBy presented resolutions OF the Lss..
lature of Alabama, counter to the lMassacnl''sset
resolutions, Ito exclude the Representatives, -. :,
slaves,) which were ordered printed lie aiuoss
to the epthet of reasonable to the Onlqh
which he had applied to these, and whlca ls4
been misunderstood by Mr.. BATES, (wh9 pss.
sented them and dlsclaiming any personal euI'
sion, Withdrew the remark. In courtesy =.
though he himself could not vote Tor II, ~
moved the printing of the Massachusetts tss"1'
TONS The motion lies over. .bs
The Oregon bill having been passed y, u n
bill to confirm certain private land clal lln ~
Mississippi, was taken up and discussed u. 90
joumment.
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