The New York herald., 1845-12-11
House OF Representatives.

DECEMBER 9th, ls45
Tmme dately after the reading of the journal to-day
bers. Some twenty thirty their feet bawlng
at top OF their voices before the last word Of the
journal was pronounced by the clerk. There sat Mr.
Sykes OF New Jersey, watching with friendly eye for
al opportunity to present memorial from Mr. Farlcc
Claiming the scat OF Mr.. Runk who, it seems obtained
the votes OF the students of Princeton College the stu.
dents always, somehow other, voting the wings
IN Yale College as in Princeton. There sat long John
wentworth with some notice Of bill for whose bless
1ngs the people Of the Chicago district were longing
There was Mr. Everybody, with some idea intend.
ed for hunkum utility, screaming "Mr. Speaker .
Mr. Speak r." till Mr. Speaker Davis could neither lie ar
nor see ae question ana the reporters could and
Out ofthis chaos the Speaker recognized the gentle
man IRON Ohio when Mr. Vance requested 10 be ex.
cusod from serving or the Cournitsae an claims He
had been an old servant on committees and ne trusted
the House would excuse him this time. The Governor
obtained what ne asked and he excused from du.
ties OF Chairman OF this committee.
Mr. ScHEscK's motion for inquiry relative 10 election
by general ticket was laid on the ,abe-Yeas lo2,
Mr. AlcKAv then made port from the Committee on
Printing wi'h the following joint resolutions, which
were read and ordered to be printed
Resolved by the Senate and HOUSE of Representatives
OF the United States of america in Congress assembled
That from and after the FIRST day OF December in the
eighteen hundred and fort yve and whenever the
same person or associated firm shall he chosen TO eXe
cute the printing OF DO Houses OF Congress- and orders
shall be made in each House for printing the same ra
pers or matter the charge for compostion setting up
tn type therefor shall be made bu; once unless the
orders be made at a time when, from necessity, the
shall be distributed but the forms type constituting
thiry.two pages and less shall not be distributed
I'll two days after the time when complete copies each
paper or document shall have been received the Office
OF the Secretary tho Senate and Clerk tho House Of
Representatives nor shall any part Of the forms of type
hoI less than sxyouf pages oil paper or document of
greater number Of pages be distributed until three
Gays alter one copy OF such part be delivered to the Off
Gers above designated OF the House which not made
the orders to print The price of composton shall be
pad out OF the contingent fund Of the House making the
nts order and when extra copies shall be ordered by
thpy yrax from,
time to time be executed SO that the members Of each
House be supplied simultaneously with the number
copies propohoned to the whole number ordered by the
Houses respectively and the charge for the pape. and
press work of the whole number ordered shall be paid
orders.
SEC > AMI be it further resolved That when differ.
ent persons associated firms shall be chosen printers
Iof TIE Two Houses, and ORDERS shall be made in each
House for printing the papers matter the cs
as bsore desgnsled OF the House making the ordor
sha send such papers or matter to the printer OF inst
House TO be executed who shall furnish the additional
copies ordered by the other House provided the
ders shall have been made on a subseonent day and
within three days OF toe first before the forms Of vpe
OF the printer receiving the first orders shall have be
distributed but should the orders for printing be made
on the same day by bota Houes the printer OF the
ato shall furnish the additional copies required by the
House OF Representatives. and in all the printers
executing the orders Of both Houses shall charge for
composition but once and shall furnish the whole mum.
Der OF copies 1t the cost Of the paper and press work
alone.
Sec. And be it further resolved That there shall be
exempted from the operation Of the proceeding sections
sii bills resolutions motions, reports Of committees
other papers or documents originating in and for ming
part OF the current business OF ethor House which pa
Pers and matter shall be executed by the printer OF the
Hous6 to which such business belongs
SEC. a. And be it farther resolved That all printing
executed in pursuance Of these resolutions shall be paid
ior according to the terms thereof according to the pr.
ces or rates established by laws at the time existing
Mr. DOUGLASS of Illinois, moved that the House 20 in
10 committee OF the Whole, TO receive solutions
which he had TO offer This carried, and Mr. Boyd
Of Kentucky, took the chair.
The first resolution to reior certain parts Of the
massage OF the President to the Committee On Foreign
Affairs
Mr.. ScHEscx OF Ohio, raised the point OF order thu,
one committee OF the House could order anything to
DO referred to another committee They might request
This caused good deal OF consultation and whisper
ing and turning leaves Of Parliamentary text
made.
But the resolution TO refer much Of the mes
sage as concerns revenue. &c. to the Committee of
ways and Means met with a stouter opposition Mr..
stew IT. Of Pennsy ylvania enraged by eks on.
temptation Of the free trade principles Of the message
and the report OF the Secretary the Treasuryand it
vas hks iron entering into his very soul. Notwith.
ssaneng taat Mr.. Walkec is native of Penns yania
Mr. Stewart had bowels Of compassion for hin His
near was stout, and his wrath as black against him
az tue heat OF the hills Of the Pennsylvania coal and
iron ne moved that this reference be accompa
Means not 10 alter the tariff Of lss2 ~
Mr. MoCoSTELL, Of Alabama, demanded telIers an this
question. '''''' '" 1A''
Mr. STEWART, who commenced speaking on tho az
treme OF the Chair moved toward the middle ssi
vi NiecOhhellB seat, kent
. runnng commentary, in under tone on Mr. s,s
arts remarks. When Mr.. Stewart, referring 70 NJ
Faynes speech in favor of the Treasury report men
toned the gen leman from Ala bama," MIR McConne1
said there are six more Of us" When Nj. s. said he
would prove that the tariff and So Mr. McCon
nell threw In tue nterlocutory, Your poll is not long
enough"
waso Mr. Stewart had spoken generally in defence of
atr'n Nr Andrew Johnson, OF Tennessee, began 10
in'errosate him, amid cries OF " Go on Stewart with
your speech"
Air Jsn,soSWho suffers from the tariff of lsl21
" = 'he poof-" British said member.
" 5r@w.G ar proceeded with his speech and got into
.ne ~ " quite exciting gestures waxsd arm and
s'owsd luke a furnace, and made pretty good tariff