The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-18

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ned corruption ! dd expect this consr~s would
that any svor this House this ssssion has
been declaration Of wsr s~ little boys the pages
more worthy than any others In the government SER
vice and hen you want 10 keep mwofk nom day light
70 midnight, end even on Sundays soans documents
Mr P.,SE said these rea, sbuse had grown up bee
in giving out isess MAPS to be printed the parties had
A mtsrs.-fes. they have on settled principle Of
plumber Much Lsnghisr)
The sriAkth sad the morning hour had expired.
MI. ,. " DAVIS moved 10 suspend the rules for one
hour 10 receive such reports al not give se 10 debate
The House refused TO DO this
Inc speaker said u was rfissse hill day.
On motion OF Mr.. sisosros the rules were suspended
IN orde. to dispose Of his resolution sni. only ss
'0 Wr p ,nsn liz ,otsd-sl Aye. and 81 Noes
charged for he printing COS. su. s7s and slsC had
charge Tor II Of sis7s there had BEEN gross profit Of
sieS SO Of Wilmington Hsrhor, the photography c.st
the charge wa. $1,000 the paper e" sa.a he
wa, Was syssnaking profit Of .sas. ou, Of sess, In
in this job there profit Of ss7l7oui sf saaeo In
the job OF printing Ty bee Bar therswss profit Of $3.50
charts aone-thst Is for merely quitting them % the
stone, was SI37a Now, these. sr. large prohts
Several MEMrrHs-Yes rather large. (Langh,er)
rArsE-And although we charge nothing wrong upon
any one-we charge collision even irsud-we DO
not say any one is guilty. laugherD
MEMBrR-No blame Whatever attached 10 the driver
(Roars Of laughter)
PAvsn.-Yet it is high time something wa. done
SEVERAL MEMBERS pretty nearly time. laugh
Mr.. Conn moved the previous question. Thi. wa. Sc.
conded.
The question was taken Mr.. steenrods amendment
was voted down and the resolution appoint standing
committee OF three was carried BY lsg. majority
passed bills for the relief OF
Isaac Fessenden, Fred. Hopkins
t;ervis Foote, John Farnham,
Alborne Allen, Arthur II. Frogge,
Joseph Bounel, Levi Colmus,
John B. Schuyler, Joseph Watson,
Samuel b. Tuck, Simeon Caswell,
Samuel b. Folger Isaac Justice,
VIM A. Atlee Joseph Ramsey,
Schooner Success, VIM II Hoag
George NJ. Jones, Branch Pilots Of y. o.
The vote by which the bill TO relieve Daniel Dean,
passed yesterday, was reconsidered This claimed
$685. which had been paid twenty years ago Col
Crowel but which he said Mr.. G. had paid him.
Mr. THOMPSON opposed the bill He had no doubt Col.
Croweli had paid the money The presumption was, that
as member of Congress he an honest man
CoBB = That's very violent presumption (Roars Of
aughter)
The bill was lost-ayes 81. nays7l.
Mr. ADAMS moved to suspend the rules TO offer a
luton calling the President for all the correspondence
between him and others relative to the Rhode Island
belon, and all the information on the subject
CAVE JOHNSON objected and the rules not
pended.
The hill up for the relief of the owners of the
fishing schooner James and Henry, which lost at
But a vote being taken it, only SIS members voted.
Mr. BLACK moved that the House djourn.
The ayes and noes, and subsequently teers de.
nanded but refused and finally without quorum being
present. the House adjourned at half past two o'clock