The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-08

rHoA on. Rsshbun.' don't give IL up SOL" hs! hal
Tn. Hou.. went into compittss, and the gentlemen
who had been standing into their seats
Mr. p Of ~, ne Ss on be
over and that bill for the relief Of the heirs o.
~" Tb. cn.,sma" decided that this was not In order.
Mr. SEAMAN withdrew that notion and made another
S ,., iso o1ornm voted and the Chairman was in
struotsd 10 report that fact 70 the House,
The srrAxss immediately appeared on the steps,
several gentlemen made motions propoundsd ques-
The CHAIRMAN could not listen to them as the Com
mittee had sgresdtc rise
The sPEAKxR took the chair and
The CHAIRMAN reported that there was not quorum.
Mr. DArIgL moved call Of the House, and asked for
They were no, ordered howeveri and quorum hav'
The HousE again went into Committee of the Whole,
Mt SEAMAN withdrew his motion
The Clerk read the business in order IA bill for the
ma wxsrweRra-AcArr TO irHr woKx!
Mr. wEsIwosIn-I dc not propose to trouble s the the
Mshsd in the linton. r. Go on" Read it all" Down
"Ha!ho!"l Well, for making q speech in defence OF
my course on three questiens--
trust gentlemen vii Be- required to tsIs their sssi.
I" Down in front" Sit down, gentlemen you
Mr. WsxrwoarH- Well. for making speech on the
subject Of rivers and harbors
Mr.. TIsBArTs-I must rise to question OF oIaeI
The CnAiRMAs-The gentleman rises 70 point o.
Mr. wrrrwoRrH.-I will not take as much time q. the
ToD. .; Of order Ti ob,sSs near
wSr .ds Of Ss ss few feet from Mr. wsnsworh
Il must object sir, to these rsmarks
Mr. T,Bpsrrs-No doubt, tho gentleman make
his explanation in the House, out Of order in
mittcs:
House at all. f. Go on" gentlemen will let me 90
on for few moments, l. fHt
Mr. KrssrDy-I object; it il out Of order
Mr. WEKTwoRTH-(turning round, l-What
Of s II. no,
Mr. WrrIwoaTn-lfi e., m out Of order. and the chair
win :: .ls oh g S on enough
the remarks of the gentleman from illinois, and there
fore can't know whether they are relevant or not
he smiles from tho corner Of his mouth ~ Ha ha ha
Mr.. WESrwoarH-I must 80 back to the beginning -
rom T Ssad e a:
ausstions-rivsrs and hsrbors and on
Mr. KxrSEDy-tsgain risinso-i object to the gentle.
pertinent to the bill under consideration T." What is
the question I" Richie vs. wentworth, / believe"
They'd better take to the supreme Court" Fla ha
MIR. WENTwoRTH--I have not said
Mr.. Ksrrsov-what has rivers and harbors to do
The CHAIRMAs-The Chair has net heard enough Of
the gentlsmsns remarks to enable him to judge whe.
nso arc ahead want hear While
in ether quarters there were loud oblsctions]
Mr.. ROssKr'--I think can satisfy the chairman
Mr. wxNrwoarH-sir, II we pass these bills. where
rsisht tExcessvo laughter, and renewed invitation.
to 20 on'1 If this bill for the relief Of Thomas WI
dental question whether we shall pass iii
MIR. KENNEpy-l must emphatically object
MIR. WENrwoRrH-I shall proceed to show
The CHAIRMAN-The remarks which have, as yet,
been made by the gentleman the Chair decides to be
Mr tn. :a1s' mS know
rights. sir Could persecution be carried further The
editor o. the U"Sn mas drawn attention h to my
now he rolls on the car Of Juggernaut-.
persecats the gentleman II was too small business
Small potatOes"l desire to preserve the dignity Of
this House. by keeping members from making speeches
out Of OF der. [" That's right y
Mr.. WsvrwosrH-Doss the Chair decide me out Of
order =
The CHAIRMAN-Not yet.
Mr. KEsSEDI-The car Of Juggernaut has nothing "a
do with this bill
Mr. wvsrwoarH-lt has as much as any other to en-
able to make defence Of my speech rivers and
hsrbors
Mr.. KErNKpr-f still object il IL out oforder
The CHAIRhAN-The gentleman will proceed that the
chair may determine whether he is in order
Mr. wEsrwoRrH-I can't, when gentlemen will inter
rupt me daughter and cries of 80 on"" go, on p1
will speak out my hour mv..
Mr. WxSrwoRrH--I made a speech on the subject OF
exclusion of slavery from territory in which does not
now exist was grossly assailed in the Union.
Mr. KENrEpy-l ask whether these remarks are in or.
der on this billl
The CHAinMASThe chair decides that they are out Of
order, and cannot be indulged in.
Mr. WENTwoRrH-l will take an appeal, sir. (" Oh
The CsAInmAr-The question before the committee il
the bill for the relief OF the heirs Of Thomas Wishar
The gentlemen Is nduging in remarks about tea and COZ
fee, aud other matters The chair decides the remarks
Mr. wrsrwonrH-I withdraw my appeal frsm tho de-.
The CHAIRmAr-Let me pronounce my decision p
e. Go on" go, onD The question is shall the gentle.
Mr.. KgNNEpY-Out of order
Mr.. WrSrwoRrHIone moment on tho bill itself |
ruptsd only ask to read The title Of my remarks that
the world and my constituents know the state Of
Mr. KxrrEpr-I move that he may have the permission
TO publish the remarks as II spoken. ["Agreed"l
The CHAiRMAH-The gentleman from Illinois has tho
Mr. P. Krse-The gentleman attempted to get the floor
in the House. but did not succeed This personal
matter 1t will take moIe time here than elsewhere
TO make the explanation move that be have liberty to
proceed
The CHAisMAS-The motion is not in order ['' John,
Mr. wESTwoRrH-l don't wish to speak on the bill, as
cant thereby S express my views On what design
The CHAiRMAS-The gentleman will take mis- seat,
until the question Of order is decided.
Mr. kENNEDY-i make the point that the gentleman 10
not In order.
The CHArRaAr-It appears that
Mr.. RoBgRrs, lin peculiarly comic manner 1.-The
gentleman can't trouble the House, sir.
Mr.. WENrwonTH-I have no moro to say.
And here the curtain dropped
ERRIcKsoS.
A bill for the relief Of this gentleman was debated
lie claims ST. $50 for services rendered in the construc
ton of the steamer Princeton.
The Committee rose, and the Speaker resumed tn
chair.
Mr.. KrNo, Of Georgia, moved that com mittee te d
charged from the further consideration Of the bill bu
the motion disagreed to.
pArMrrr OF isrrnrsr ON THE PUBLIC Dent.
Mr. MCKAY, from the Committee Of Ways and Means
reported hill authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasur
10 nav the interest falling due on the public debt
The House went into committee, where the bill wa
read and without word of debate, the commte
rose, the bill was passed.
yfkws new YORK PENrsyLvASTA.
Mr.. r. KING presented the resolutions of New York