The New York herald., 1846-04-11


three In one and the day, viii appear Whsihsr
when furnished with the proofs OF Mr. Secretary Web
sers maiversston corruption and delinquency, his Of
fence viii be deemed impeschabls misdemssnors in
Office conviction of which must remove him from the
Senate, and dsquay him to hold any ONCE OF honor
be considered should prove necessary to to the
extremity the simlituds will be wonderfully striking
and meanest OF mankind II will be perceived that the
detection, am not mistaken which my former disclo
even the injustice done through me to the
tive characters freedom and privilege Of this House. in
the much greater Importance Of in office
When Congress sees the proofs propose to submit they
will judge all parties. and do what il right II IL useless
and would be worse than useless for apply cpl
BY ProGis fs.v, .,., .r,u,.. .. :, ,..,,,,,,,.
Mr. DnoMoooLr, as he desired formal vote on them,
asked for the yeas and the passage Of the reso
vsTor sd ne ala nss 70 the r.,ou
tion but simply to suggest whether they should not lie
over until to morrow.
MIR IroERsoLL expressed his dissent
Mr. VIsToS remarked that it had been customary to
lay for day, resolutions calling the Executive
for information and he proposed that course should be
pursued the present occasoa. They would come up
tomorrow.
Mr.: Mckay propounded question to Mr.. Ingsrsoll-
whether the st branch Of the revolutions called for all
Mr. fsoERsoLL said II did.
money always placed at the discretion Of the Executive.
There was statute this subject coeval with the
settlement conting ent expenses for secret service on
the certificate Of the President.
M IsoEssoLL remarked that he called for papers to
show the abuse Of the fund.
Mr.. Smith rose to aquestion Of order and it was,
whether these resolutions would not lie over matter
Of course.
The spKAxrR-Ths gentleman should have made the
ag reed to consider the resolutions.
MIR. lNoERsoLL- The question being disposed Of
MIR. SMITH-lt 10 not disposed of.
Mr. IroERsoLI-Doss the gentleman appeal
Mr.. SsIrH-No, sir.
Mr.. .ISoERsoLL-Then claim the floor
Mr.. SMITH-I wish to make an inquiry.
Mr.. iSorasoLL-You are not entitled to the floor.
Mr. SAITH wish to make inquiry of the chair !;
whether the House, whether the Speaker understood
the House to do thing than consent that the
gentleman from Pennsy should introduce his
solution
The srEAxrR-The chair distinctly put the question,
and there was no objection made to the reading.
Mr. SMITH understood the House m erely to permit
the resolution to be read not interfering in the matter
The srEAKEa-That was not ALL The resolution was
not only received, but the yeas and nays called
ior ana still there was no objection The House ordered
Mr. INcERsoLL remarked that the resolutions were
based upon the ground that there gross abuse of
the funds into his pocketthat Secretary webster cor.
rupted the public press and corrupted private
s Ss % III
called on the House to decide whether if there
forty laws from the beginning of the govewment allow
would prevent the papers from being called for7 This
was an 40 question: wa: not common
had not been connected with the Commits on Foreign
Affairs He said what he knew to be facts-that from
the accession Of that extraordinary man. Andrew jack
son. in 1928 to the present term there has not been
cent OF the secret service money used but for public
by Mr. Webster. in the manner stated.
Mr. BRirKERHoFE moved the previous question.
Mr. WINTHRoP.IIs it proposed to take the question
without any thing being said on the other side
MI. DRoMoooLE-! nope the gentleman will with
draw the motion for four or Eve minutes.
- Aovn anA tkn c.L~
conding the demand for the previous question.
MT; DsSMcoo.E-Wili , % the gentleman from Ohio
| Of" Oh, no !" "Ques.ion, question.D
Mr.. BRINKERHoFF did not acquiesco
Inc question was then taken BY telers, and So an
Mr.. McCoNNrLL.-Mr. Speaker
The srrAKEH:-Ths House is now dividing. Those in
| the negative will pass between the tellers.
| The result was announced-ayes 90, noes 75
So the demand for the previous question not ss-
-Four or five gentlemen with one accord called out,
Mr.. Speaker! !"
Nj, Pc 9.naEs yA..5x
The s.s.EssG...snsn viii please take their seat.
There n TOO much confusion in the hall.
M osas to so%1 S extent complied WITH
r. he
20 mss ne naa sS e w w wS say snd
United States The resolution submitted BY S inss.oIi
"as and nj
retary Of State How far his conduct aimee justified them
would not undertake e1smne However they got TO-
s ss es q S
Try An a!luslon had been boundary
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ecSamsadsd Ye. recommended Corrupt use Of the
M % s h.
iof me yeas ana nays on the passage Of the resolution
cause hs 81 believed ellie them honest
.a hs AZ he e had svsr been more corrupt admn'ra
ns he d not 70 stand up a. the fen Of John
e
thai 9 S hSnS.S. eSsssus had
the responsibility Of that sdmnistratOu He knew the
.hs s DID ns st M IA. @
pen M 80 When hs. va. in it
% .nS S the ss Object e
ean meeting: Blu, he did mot wish 70 ).
mis-. $ He not here d.isnd:I Of
dS ., % w % M friend He would
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les. the doctrine Of Ieps. applicable bank had been
Mr. DRoMoooLE.-Msy propose an inquiry
Mr.. BAYLY.-Yes, sir
Mr. DnoMeooLE-D understand my colleague ssytha
President Tyler favor Of the Independent reasury
Mr. BAYLY-I meant NO such thing.
Mr. uRoMoooLE.-Mr. Tyler desired to pass exchequer
bill Laughter
Mr. BAyLr friend did not undsrstand his
treasury but that by veong the bank b had saved the
country from that incubus and all it, conuptops for twenty
measures Of tha, which brought uamea
cepon lhe believed the Senator from Missouri Mr. Benon)
heaped MIR Tyler when power sitter he had
did not believe shs. the House had nshs call
Mr. ly0KRsoLL.Wil the gentleman let me explain. call
for the detection Of abuses. And add word il will
res.ry Webster, and cot rid Of him, tLaugherl
Mr. bAvLY-I the gentleman will modify rescutoui
a. give pointed the money for corup
tonso refer only improper Of it'll do moi
/ know bat shall for IT,
| Mr.. IyoERsoLI.-That 10 ALL
MI BAYLy resumed He said that the House had no rsh
to call for the President give any thing