The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

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the window, using jack knife fora tooth PICK, etc Mr.
Sawyer said he cared not what Newspaper publishers
might say about him But he occupied delicate po-
siton this time. The person who wrote the article
| had known VINO wrote the article he would not have
troubled the House on the present occasion Whoever
s0m ss s sa Mr. Morse and Mr. Robn.on
who occupied desks in that corner pcnting to t) One
that one was guilty of writing the article and that the
other was accessory to II. friend of his few days
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the window at the time He acknowledged that a part
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that purpose He procured them at the cake table
at the entrance to the hall. He cid NOT suppose
member Of the House did It, II the action Of members
Of the House. for doing this to be brought up and
of It, He would take either OF these
persons out Of the House. but he would advertise them
this will be the last time they shall him thus He
would take the matter 10 his hands He dsegarded
the articlehe had been abused in article atty times
bad (Laughter) But these persons occupy places
this door, and by the courtesy Of the Gpsakernot
ior the purpose 81 abusing MEMBER but 70 report the
eIs with becoming respect, and expected that they
should treat him in the way.
Cries Of adjourn, adjourn"
Mr. BsrSxERHorr -Mr Speaker, nave motion -.
(Cries OF " Good. good "
The sPEAKER about TO put question OF
ment when the motion was Withdrawn.
Mr. BliKKERHorr Il have had NJ consultation with
duosd to writing But think that any paper which
would publish article OF such infamous character,
Tusaa not 10 nave rsp0t 80, on ; aoOr win thank
Resolved That the reporter or letter writer of tho
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| House.
(crss of good ;" good."" move the previous quss.
The previous question was then seconded. when
Mr. Hurr. Of New York moved to lay the resolution
on the table. (Cries OF " oh, no.n]
The yeas and nays were, this question, ordered
Mr. scHssex said that on the yea: and nays he asked
Thinking did the article in reference to his col
league wrong and therefore, improper yet he asked
s1 MIN from for this
the members (Mr Hudson) common liar, the House
thought proper not to take any action II they would
Mr. BAYLY-I rise to a question Of order.
Mr. scHEScx-I withdraw my request, it Is to give
i "A Voice-"Thats right "
| MIR BAYLY-l ask whether
The SPrAKER-Not in order.
Mr.. BAYLY-I ask to be-
Mr. WINTHROP rose to question of order, and it
this that the House had given the Speaker the priv
lege Of assigning desks 10 reporters and
The Speaker could exclude as well assign them to
desks
The SPEAKER informed the gentleman that the point
Of order must ase on the resolution not on the motion
Several gentlemen asked, I" how can we know the
writer Of the artice''
Mr. DAVIS ofKentucky, suggested that the subject be
referred to q committee
| lCries Of "Oh no! OH no!'l
Tho SPEAKER was about to put the question laying
the resolution the table, when il amended in the
plural to read, reporters and letter writers"
Thee The c.In ,sa commenced calling the roll
cd questions; but what they were the Speaker himself
could not discover a. will by his remark after
half dozen gentlemen speaking at oncs""they will
come to order" Icries Of "order,n "ordsr" Al this
time there were fifty, at least their feet and there
was noise like the voice of many voices
motion was made to adjourn amid cries OF "oh no."
And il voted down, almost unanimously, and loud
Mr. Husr withdrew his motion to lay the resolution
on the table.
The question recurring the adoption Of the resou
ton. the yeas and nays we're ordered.
Mr. DAVIS, (of Ky)If the charge is fixed on any per.
son, will vote for his expulsion.
| Avoice-"so will ""and -
The resolution was then sdopted-yeas lle, nays a.
Mir HorKIs. moved an adjournment, but Withdrew the
motion to ensble
MIR. 7. B. KISo to submit q resolution (Which was re.
ceved with laughter that committee of Ave be ap.
pointed to test EsPy patent vsntator for the purpose
The SPEAKER then put the question of adjournment,
and it was carried by exclamation.
THURSDAY, March 8, 1886.
NEW JERSEY ELECTION -REcoNsIDERArIoN.
MI REip OF North Carolina, and moved that the
vote by which the House resolved that sitting men,
ber Hon. John Runk) entitled to q seat on the
foor be considered He made the motion that those
who were absent yesterday might have opportunity
Of recording their votes without saying that he would
Sa,saSe y 40 a'A'' "A''A'' inc question was 40
The SPEAKER replied it was.
Mr. REID would then move the previous question
The srrAxr. about put the question on second
call of the House was ordered and ITS members an.
The srEAx.n said the doors would now be closed for
nf hnoFi tkAn ~r
\ Of .'oh, no." no, no'1
with.
! And on this motion the yeas and nays were called.
The question was decided in the nsgativs-yeas So,
The names OF the absesness were about being called
when
Ne RElD said that If all further proceedings in the
cail De dispensed with he would at the request Of
raj gentlemen withdraw the motion which had made
to reconsider the vote BY which Mr. Runk permit
ted to- hold his seat [Criss OF mo. no, let's have a
vote.']
The doors closed for the purpose of hearing ex
cuses.
Mr.. Anderson excused for non.attsndance
And hsnon mOton all further proceedings in the call
were dspeused with
The doors OF the House were opened and
MIR. RAID Withdrew his motion
POST OFFICE psrAarMrNr.
MIR. MCKAY from the committee ways and means,
reported oil making appropriation for the service Of
the Po't office department
MILITARY ASYLUM
Mr SUsr, NJ, from the committee on Military Affairs, re.
diers Of the army OF the Uni,sd states.
DhrxScLs At rHE MOUTH or THE crNKsrr.
Mr. RAMSAY, from the same Committee, reported bill
making appropriation for military deences the
4 OF the Uenesee river, New York
hARBoR OFFENCE.
Mr. STANTON, from the committee on naval affairs 70.
ported joint resolution test the plan OF harbor do.
fence proposed by q w. Taylor
The above named bills were sevsraly read twice and
roerred to the committee Of the whole the Of
the Union.
A large number of other reports were made by the
standing committees
HkrRxrcHMEsr IN THE NAVY
MIR. HOLMES (from the commtse of naval a1airs) sub
mitted resolution, which adopted, calling upon
the Secretary OF the Navy to report the House
provisions Of law are necessary effect the retrench
mens recommended in his annual report and without