The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11

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C. ngersoll moved that the COMMITTEES RISE that the
ou.e might suspend the hour rule to allow the gentle
Here the chsrmsn's hammer fell, and Mr. IIsralsou,
fused to put Mr., ingersolfs motion
sistng on point Of order that the motion Mr. Inaer.
soil was made before Mr. Harrison got the foor and the
CHAR Mr. Tibbatts refusing to take the floor from Mr..
The chair finally submitted the notion shall the com.
mittee rise This was carried by vote Of lo4 to 81.
The SPEAKER then took the chair, and Mr.. Ingersoll
moved that the House rule be suspended. Upon this,
great confusion by several points of order submit
ted By Messrs IngersOl schenck Chapman (of Alaba.
Mr. Busr. offs G. moved to lay the motion Of Mr. In.
gersoll on the table.
Upon this the yeas and nays were ordered Yeas 70,
nays l25.
Here message was received from the Presiden.-not
Opened believed to accompany reports ON the North
The question to suspend the House rule was then put
and voted down-yeas 81, nays l23
The House then returned to It's original committee.
ism and Mr. HARALsos proceeded to address the commit
tee There was no party spirit on this question Nor did
on The war cry first started by the opponents of
the notice, not by the friends Of the II
came then he would say. come on MacduG; and, slap
ping his desk instead Of damnng) he who first cries
holdup.
Mr.ISoERsoLL then took the floor, and reviewed the
proceedings OF the last few years connected with the
politics Of England and this country He asserted
right to o. 49, and contendsd that Great Britain had no
rights in the territory Mr. Clay had said that title
to Oregon was clear and unqussiou able The ssna.e
has right TO set aside It was USE
Mcleod Texas Noriheastsrn and Greg n question. had
with each other He did not believe that there would be
o war.
Mr.. DARnAoH, Of Pennsylvania, followed in speech
in favor Of the notice.
Here the committee comm snced voting on the different
MIR. billiards amendment received 6ity.six votes
including John Quincy Adams, to one hundred and
Mr. Dargins amendment received the votes Of s. C..
generally and the member from Florida.
MI RAMSEY OF Penney lvania offered resolution that
the oregon dispute is no longer subject of neg citation
Upon this the vote to one hundred and forty.
eight Messrs. Mcconnell Wentworth, Darragh, Doug
lass sawyer McCiernand Ramsey Yell, Robert Smith,
Mr. scaEsx Of Ohio, then offered a resolution. that
to ninety. nine.
This was received with great SURPRISE and 1.-THE chair
man ordered another count, very wrongfully Mr..
Schenck appealed from the decision Of the chair and his
decision was reversed, by vote Of ono hundred and
Mr. RHErr of South Carolina said that as this endc
the debate, we could go no farther.
ing the Oregon bill as il passed the House on ordering
Joint resolution Of notice to Great Britain to .nnul
the United States of the 9Th of August 1897 relative
the country on the northwest Of America, west
gon
Resolved by the Senate and House of
OF the United States Of America in Congress assembled
That the President of the Uned States cause notice
De gwen to the government Of Great Britain, that the
Great Britain concerning the territory on the nohwest
coast OF America, west Of the Stony Rocky Mountains
Of the otn DAY OF August 1927 signed at London shall
be annuled and abrogated tw,lve months after giving
said notice
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ALBANY, Feb. 9, 1916.
Legislative Proceedings.
Both branches Of the I, legislature met as ns,al Az