The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
House OF Representative.

HOUSE Oh xNePTeSeutAuVoos
WAsHuroror, Jan. 81, 1915.
After the opening Of the House motion was made TO
print 600 copies Of the Election Laws for the use Of
A communication from the Post Once Department.
showing of mail transportation last year.
with estimates for next year. laid before the House
Mr.. YANcEr Of Ala rose for explanation. He read
extracts from the authentic copy Of his speech, showing
how Mr. HoeE Of Illinois yesterday had msreprsssntsd
Mr. Hoor replied insisting again upon all his positions
Union was Wholly incorrect The Reporter had made
him refer to Mr. he referred to Mr. BAILy
ofva, who had said that 400 was wsll beyond which
Mr.. BArLr rose and said, Tho gentleman 10 wholly
Te Speaker said the gentleman must preserve order.
Mr. PErIr Of Indiana and said that he hoped every
gentleman who had made doubtful speech would b
The House then went into committee Of the wholssnd
took up the bill relative to collectors and other ocer
bill which passed II 10 ~ follows:
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
sembled That collectors and all other ocs ofhs GUS
TOMS serving for less period than year, shall net be
Tor than pro tn. msnnu% q
said oces respectively for the time only which they
actually serve as .uSn collector Or wnssnsr sns
after confirmation. And no collector or other ohcsr
SHALL in case receive for his services either e fees
salary zines penalties forsiturss otherwise or the
time he may be in service beyond the maximum pro rata
rate provided by law.
for salary, compensation and smouments shall be
dered quarterly at the end Of each quarter Of the hscsl
src g. And be il further enacted, That portion Of
additional duties provided BY the seventeenth section
Of the act Of August hirst eighteen hundred and for
ports and to change and modify existing laws imposing
duties imports, and for other purposes" shall BE-
deemed 6ne penalty forfeiture for the purpose OF
being distributed any ocer Of the customs but the
whole thereof when received shall be paid d.
sso. Z And be il further enacted That all acts and
parts Of inconsistent with this act are hereby re-
The House then resolved itself again into Committee
Of the whole the Oregon question.
Mr. Jonr.or, Of Tennessee tssn aooa .ns nocs snc
He was particularly severe upon members Of ha Own
party who had spoken on this subject and opposition
the attack made upon him for inconsistency IN going Tor
the notice this connection he took MI Bayy ofvs.
task 70. having charged nconssency upon the gen.
MT BAsIr said he could not sit still and hear such
Representations were not intentional.
Aftsr rather sharp language between Mr.. John
''s ma MI .d thu. tn. s.n.m.n threat. had no
terror for him. The course Of gentlemen from the
SOUTH in backing and nling this question reminded
build new jail from the materials Of an old one and
yet pull down the old till the new one was erect
about that gsntlsman,s neck like milestone He thea
took up Mr. Cooke, of Tennessee and rowed MN w.
MIR n.O &c n ma aons but when j: sn
edo the wrong side ten of the fourteen PENS ss.'
notcs he thoDsSs was u Me- % yors followed in an
;rt.r.sting snssoh He opposed the idea that . good
subject for shouting over vas necessary TOT
tial election. He wss neither ior m. ssr - @
Issa 70 10 war IL thought the latter was mss,sry
was managed by very young masters ne Lepsd there
Ss AZ none might be and could be settled s'out
40 Hs was .,r tho notice, and he for nsgotlatcn
-. recitation ua AFTER TIE sober
nsonle Of the country expected II war shall
Come by mismanag folly the civilized and pa
totic all parties will sigh for peace the greatest
blessing God can give 10 man
Mr. fHomvsos Of Mississippi obtained The Aoor, when
the COMMITTEES rose, and the House adjourned
The expresses over the fitchburg Railroad with