The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-30

lips; sugar nny cents pound bakers bread ten
cents ana every thing in proportion voIuntssrs has
what they had done at Monssrsy aud Suffering %hst
they suffered He addressed his remarks to gentlemen on
VS. al sSS Ii
Gratis He begged gentlemen not to indulge In elimination
army sunsr-gve them aid and comfort now; let there
be sction action action He was iost fresh from the
S::S b and had 81. their
He hoped the sympathy Of the House would be manifest
cd in the support of resolution which he designed to
offer lwss written by the Seer tary Of War. (Cries
Of !" Read" read"
The CLERK read the resolution That the Secretary Of
War be authorized to to be delivered to any on.
Ger In command Of volunteer regi msnt clothing
men, to be delivered to each commissioned oncsr
ed on the pay roll and deducted roIo S' pay
Mr. B.xEs remarked that the clothing Of the voun-
and i was worn ont They Are poorly. mi:srsbiy
provided There 10 no clothing that be purchased
pots Of the United states large suppsscothing 20 fur
nished, will be received by volunteers a. portion Of
among TIE oSecs for which Col Baker odsrsS to
Washington He wanted men, whila hurting defiance
to the Mexican to look decent The resolution merely
luton Be passed te.day that the Senate may act on
tomorrow; He spoke Of nothing he had seen in the
gallant army. He could pledge himself that the army
would do their duty they were burning for the conflicts
wan. to conquel a speedy peace II we do not obtain
this desirable end in four months the time would be
Mr. McDASrEL moved that the Committee rise for tho
purpose of adopting the resolution.
few moments viii slams. before the time 10 which the
debate is limited will expire.
Mr.. MCDANIEL make no motion.
No rising speak, the question taken and Mr.
Brodheads resoluuonso refer the Presidents message
TIE committee rose and the House adopted the reso-
ACTION ros THE voLusrxERs--SopLr DONE.
Mr.. BAKEI-l move to suspend the rules, that may
act on the resolution which submitted. Cries, read
The srEAxEH-The question is on the engrossment of
MI MeG.vcn.. moved to smend-proyided that
he shall divide the surplus pay among the volunteers Of
the regiment ["Oh. no ~
Mr. TpBArrs-Mr Speaker, raise question Of or
The srEA.rR-The gentleman will reduce his amend
ment to writing, that the chair may Judge OF it, rele-
Mr. McGAucHxr sat down to write it. f"small pota-
toes" small business" ete.l Mr.. Speaker, as there
withdraw it. Voices so dc. )" right" ete.]
MIR H..As.os.I ask to have read portion Of the
will show lGreat anxiety: Question" question"
The CLERK began to read but he wa. interrupted by
LET the question be taken;" whats the know
all about it," etc.
The srrAKgn.-The gentleman from Georgia has the
MT HAs4L'os (making himself heard amid the coniu-
son)-When the extract is read gentlemen will the
appropriateness of having it read Something should be
done on the subject.
The SpEAxFR knocked, and there were cries of ques
ton" "question"
The CLERK read from the report of the Secretary of
War with reference to supply Of clothing.
Mr. RArHBuN--Mr. Speaker-
The SPEAKER knocked and banged
Mr.. RA0aHpN.-I move to depense with the reading.
The SrgARhs.-The question il ordering the joint
resolution Of the gentleman from Illinois, MR. Baker, to
be engrossed fer third reading.
Mr. CoLLAMER-I ask that the resolution may be read
through. believe it has not been done yet. "Oh yes
1t has ~
The resoluton-gving clothing TO the volunteers
was agsfu read
Mr. KING OF Geoyeia--Is it not necessary IL
be q joirH resolutidRs
The SpEAKkR.-lt is Joint resolution
The resolution was then passed unanimously.
PREVENTION OF PAINs.
Mr. WINTHROP presented memorial, praying Con.
gress 10 take into consideration discovery for pre-
venting all pains in surgical operations that may be made
of in the hospitals of the army and navy. II
ferred to q select committee Of Eve members
And the house adjourned