The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-05

then third time and passed, under the operation Oh
the previous question which was moved py M - enable
the resolution to he sent to the Senate. -
mn speaker-Mr. speaker-Mr. Speaker" rose from
twenty or thirty voices when the fsor was
Mr.. KsNNsDr, of Marylni, who moved the taxing up
of some bill which had been disposed Of at the close
Of the last session and moved suspension Of the rules
AT three O'Clock the House took recess till Ave
o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
On molten of Mr.. MCKAY. the House went into Commit
tee OF the Whole,
Mr. HOPKINS in the Chair.
The committee took up the Senate amendments to the
Indian Appropriation BILL end concurred In them.
MIR. OWN, Of Indiana. then moved TO take up the bill
for establishing the Smithsonian Institute
Mr. SAUNDERS wished to take up the marine orthcation
Mr. OWNS motion was adopted.
The rtafing OF the bill was then commenced
Mr. CoBB, OF Ga moved to dispense with the reading,
and that it be reported by sections. Directions were
made and the Clerk, therefore, commenced to read the
bill.
Mr.. ADAMS moved to lay the bill aside
Mr. CoBB also made the same motion, which was car
Mr. A. " BRowN, Of Tennessee, moved that the COM
mee proceed to consider the bill supplementary to the
act making provisions for the admission Of Iowa into the
After some talk, and more confusion the committee
and reported the bills to the House where they were
On motion of Mr. SAUNDERS. the House went into Com
mtee OF the Whole the State OF the Union and took
up the bill publishing reports ofthe Supreme Court
Mr.. SAUNDERS spoke in support Of the bill
CAVE JOHNSON spoke, but inaudibly
ZPaArr, OF NJ Y moved additional section, provi-
ding or the purchase Of 10000 copies OF the Franklin
Journal for the Of the country He thought
sery wore s'0''o % ''"''A-'s ''' 80 '' ''
The amendment was carried-5s to g.
House, with recommendation for it, rejection Carried
motion made to take up the billie carrying the
The bill was then read, and slight amendment ha-
wing been adopted 1t laid aside to be reported to the
House.
On motion Of Mr. A. " BaowN, the bill supplement.
ary to the act for the admission Of Forda was then
taken up.
that there should be only District Judge, instead Of
three the bill provides He instanced the cases OF
Maine, New York, and rennsylvania
Mr.. A. " Baowr replied and said. because the State
had 1900 miles Of seacoas, therefore, 1t needed 80 many
Mr.. BaruxxnHorv asked question of Mr. Brown.
Mr. HAML,r asked if the 1900 miles Of sescoas did not
run in parallel lines and fire the north to south there
Mr. RArHBuN, Of N. Y, opposed the provision Of the
BILL and denounced as graphing at judgsshps on the
Mr. HOLMES, Of c., supported the necessity of the
three judges and said that the number of wrecks and
that brauchsd into dsquiston the negligence Of
Congress- in not having provided lights on the coast Of
Florida, to prevent those shipwrecks.
Mr. DANIELS, Of N. c., supported the three judges.
Mr BAYLY Of Va, would not have spoken If Mr. Levy
had been here but as he was sick he felt hmsef called
upon make some remarks. He then proceeded to an
swer some objections which had been made to the prov
sions Of the bill.
Mr.. DARsAGH of Pa, made q few remarks
Mr.. HAMLINs amendment was then adopted.
Mr. VNr0r Of Ohio spoke in opposition to the propo
sti0n to give the District Judge Of Florida s25oO per
num- when the Judge Of Ohio had only $1,000 and moved
Mr.. SAUNDERS spoke in favor Of the BILL and thought
instead Of reducing that Of Florida they should raise that
of Ohio, which he thought was too small
Mr. M'DowElI Of Ohio, opposed the raising of any sa
lariee and hoped they would reduce the proposed.
Mr. SMITH, Of Ill moved to fix the salary of the Judge
at $500.
District Judges Of Ohio indiana and Illinois at $500 per
Mr. A. Y; B.owr said, a. the bill wa: constructed on
the principle Of having three judges, and in consequence
Of the action Of the Committee, he moved to strike out all
the bill but the st two sections and leave the Judiciary
to the decision Of more liberal Congress-
Mr.. HARDING, of Iu-Yes very liberal to give Flori
da judges $4,000. and ours $1,000 daughter, and the
Mr. HAMLrN asked il it in order fret to amend
the remaining sections before taking the question sr
king out .,,.,.
Mr. RArHsuar moved 70 FIX the saary of the Judge at
saeeo,carried.
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Mr. was Of xy offered vote S
ties Carried With solitary no." who heartily
laughed at by the whole House. The reporter after
yards Understood that this no" proceeded from John
Mr. hAMMEr, Of Mss obtained leave and introduced a
auh0rlZn8 the SAFE Of the horses q
the Imaum OF Muscat the Preaident which was read
three times and passed. and the rules suspended to enable
it to be sent to the Senate.
The bill for the distribution of the United States lnws
reported from the Committee, with recommendation for
rejection, was, on motion of
CAVE JOHNSON laid on the table by yeas II nays So.
motion was made to 60 into Committee of the Whole,
which was lost y So yeas So nays it requiring two
Mr.. BURKE, Of \ H, moved that all debate on the
Smithsonian Institute should cease in ten minutes after
going into Committee
Wash u Iona y cr
to lay it on the table, and called the yeas and naysYeas
into Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. HAMLIr, of Maine, in the Chair.
The Senate amendments to the Naval Appropriation
Various amendments were considered. when one was
read sppropriatng 600 for Marine Hospitals Pitts.
Mr. Mckay said he had ooncurred in several objection.
able amendments from the Senate but he thought after
the conference which Committees Of the two Houses had
had he considered this insult, and hoped the
House would reject it.
After two others had been acted upon, the Com
ittee rose and reported to the House.
The House concurred in the action of the Committee
Mr. Mckay called up the fertilization BILL in which the
Senate had refused TO concur in the amendment Of the
was included In the harbor bill He spoke very warmly
Of the conduct Of the Senate and moved that the
Conference He called the previous question.
Mr. WINTHROP wished to make some remarks, and said
that MT Mckay had stated things which the Chairman
the Committee of Ways and Means ought not to state
MI. ADAMS wanted to make motion for the House to
recede.
The CHAIR said II was out Of order.
Mr. WINTHROP raised q point of order; and after the
Speaker had consulted the rules Of the House, and de-
clared his decision,
Mr. Mckay moved that the House adhere to its amend
men He was willing to risk the loss of the bill He
moved the previous question.
The CHAM said that II the House adhered the other
must recede, or the bill was lost.
Mr. TBBAATs, of Kentucky, moved that the House ne.
cede
Mr. McKAv-I made my motion some time ago
The CHAIR decided that motion to recede took prece.
dence OF a motion to adhere.
Mr. Mckay moved the previous question
Mr.. ADAMS made some remarks which were iAaudble
Mr.. WINTHROP raised point of order
The CHAIR over.ruled Il.
The previous question was seconded, snA thl main
question was ordered.
On the motion to recede the yeas and nays Wsss called
for and ordered Yeas 66-Nayseo.
Mr. HOLMES appealed to the House To revers, IA, dac