The New York herald., 1846-03-26

appointment maniSestsd. One = he nsmbsrs add
he thought II was something about tl:4o]
sry Asrs ssS hat tSis bill was not SsooSas soT~srd
with reference 70 war; or in consequence Of the state
Of our foreign relations But Lord Aberdeen id to
Be raised would bs ssrvcssSis and important to us He
Protested against this being considered war msa-
the public defence A to the sPpontmsnt Of odcsrs,
would be better to have MIXTURE He would not 70.
private life or the army to make ssisctions Il vas i'm.
material how the appointments were made but when
they were made. he trusted i would be with an eye
be able but willing to do their duty He sed that Asoo
Of the 1880 Of our army were now the Rio Grsnds
tary posts They had bssn told BY the Secretary Of
within very short period Therefore il would be seen
that It absolutely necessary make present provi-
sion 70 man $ our garrsons He further explained the OBJ
Mr.. 0EHray said, whether he had been for Texas or
not he held the position which could not be successful
tied to protection the States Of Massachusetts,
and Virginia the people Of which won the liberty and
the extension Of our territory in Oregon to ls-bsyond
that degree he believed We had no caim-or whsther
s. h S1
an addition to the army Of the United States No mat
ter how We may differ among our.elyss whenever II:
enable our citizens wherever dispersed look towards
under ts ample folds they will and security and peace
Mr.. DAVIS addressed the committee in favor Of the
The hour of three to which the debate was limited by
a resolution adopted this morning, having arrived,
Tho committee proceeded to vote on the pending
The first to strike out two and insert zone" rcgi
ment Of ridemen and II was rejected.
The second that portion Of the two regiments shall
be mounted 80 long as in the opinion, the public ser
wee may require it, was agreed to.
that tho committee rise in order reconsider the reso.
luton by which the vote on the bill was ordered to be
The CHAIRMAN said the resolution required the bill to
Mr. ADAMS was about to give his reasons for he mo-
tion when
Mr.. McCsrrrLL said he was willing to hear the gen.
tleman from Massachusetts, any other but that he
The ca.,snAs M remarked that IL. CENT gentleman could
proceed, If there was no objection.
Mr.. ADAMS commenced speaking but what he said
not audible outside the bar. nor every whore with.
init.
80 to their seats Some Of them did So and others form
ed circl round the gentleman from Massachusetts
MIR. McCorSELL again rose to question Of order-the
committee never gave their consent for the gentleman
The CaA,RMAr said that he had heard no objection.
MI. McCoSsELL.-Itc can't be done.
The eCHAIRMAS.-Takc your seat
Mr McCoSrELL-I give It up-(A voice, That's
Mr. ADAMS, (sl standng,) remarked that the reason
Mr. BoYD insisted the execution of the order Of the
House.
The CHAIRMAN repeated, that Mr.. Adams could only
proceed by unanimous consent and he had understood
the committee made objection.
Mr.. ADAMS sad he was about to give for the
motion which he had made. twas understood that Z
had to-day been communicated to the Senate BY
the President.
Several gentlemen called to ordsr and there were OBJ
jections made
The CHAIRMAN observsdthat the gentleman was out
Of order.
And hs took the question on the motion for the COM
mittee to rise which prevailed.
The 6PfAKg now took the chair and the 6rst thinr
he dd was to rap. and say, that impossible
Iegslate while there much confusion In the hall"
Order being partially restored.
Mr.. ADAMS rose and remarked That he had been in.
formed that in another part Of the capitol important
message had been received from the President Of the
United States and which would have very great effect
on this House. with reference the bill before them II
good and substantial reasons, after perusL Of this
message should exist for its passage it should have his
hearty concurrence. II not. he would vote against it.
He moved the Of the resolution 10 which
he Referred committee to enable the House delay
acton on the b and ascertain what effect the mssssgs
should have upon their action. However,
motion was made to adjourn. which prevailed