The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10

native of q resort TO q breach Of the consttuton.
Mr. Cas- presented question OF dimcrliy r:esrain9
under The idea OF the Senator from North Csrolins
Mr. RsrnSS explained certain difficulties arising from
by the Senate and as the Of such officers in shoot
ing deserters would be Irresponsible he should vote
against the authority OF sending officers to Mexico with
out heinx confirmed by the Senate
After some conversation upon q point Of order the
amendment refusing to the President the power send
ing officers to Mexico without the confirmation of the
senate 40 as pet rscsds Ere r,s ~
the committee is disagreed to.
Upon the residue Of the compromises reported by the
committee the question taken In the aggregate ind
they were all agreed TO.
START FROM BEGINNING.
was deemed sIpsdienf by the Military Committee to
start this bill of ten regiments from the beginning he
Should on to morrow bring in bill for the raising
and orgsnizstionof these tenregimsnts
Adjourned.
WAsnrroToN, Feb. 8, lsa7.
Bah !" =" Bah !"-rhE THE UNION Re
SOLUTION TO ExrEL rHrM-AN INsvLr-THE DfoNirroE
rHR HOUSE, TEMPEST IN TEAPOT, As Mr. KENNEDY
Noprayers this morning. Reading Of the journal .,
Half dozen msmbsrs more strove for TIE moor A1o
here We tread on tcklish ground and will endeaV'f
travel over without being mired;
Mr. DouoIAss of Illinois. got the ear ana eye 81
Mr.. DouoLA"-I rise to privileged question
The SrEAxxR--The gentieman rises TO personal ex-
PLANTATION.
The srgAKsR-The House will please come to order;
gentlemen in the aisles will take their (Knock.
Mr.. DoueLAss-I regret that l am compelled from
duty TO bring matter before the House deeply
Character Of its members NV object in rising s to cali
the attention Of the House to what hasreceny occurred
and before ;is down to offer resolution My object
and vindicste them against gross cauInny, inflicted
the whole Of Us BY those who privileged to occupy
fssses give full reports Of this House
Processes to give correct proceedings, for the pur
csedngs Of this House. to b. deposited In the library Of
Congress, to be transmitted to poserity evidence
Of what is transacted here In the report of the pro-
ceedings of Saturday there Is atatement-a false
founded, and gross calumny-calculated to bring this
this subject am not s1a governed by par.ons wi
towards the reporters OF that paper as with those OF
With the proprstors Of hs psper am on terms Uer
sena and political ofriendsbp and private intercourse;
but sense Of Justice SompsIs me to refer to the pro-
what took place to swear in member, (Mr New.
toa Of Arkansa.l When objection was made 70 taking
pointed novel its character and marked with ability
TN debate is omitted with the exception ofthe remarks
do not complain OF the omission Of what said as
have no s%oon to sss my but
tant and novel question should be suppressed unless
was give way to more important matter in higher
degree. Nearly the whole space allotted to the pro
to my Colleagues. tMr wentworth call attention q
.Mr. Rathburn moved that the House resolve itself
into Committee of the Whole"
rse to a privileged question [Cries of sit down."
bah ~ propose to occupy the attention of the House
HOUSE for few moments AND rs criss e Of
"oh no !" II object" and confusion
And SO it goes ut great length-"bah !" "bah !"
Laughter After the House went into committee, the
f0!,U wi G is reported dbl: - 49,.
bill C"Bah :" "bah.1 He would detain the House
long upon that bin Bah!n bah ~ and proceeded to
&C. The exclamation Of insult ban is ny Mentioned
thirty times The Union processes represent to the
things as they occur in this House. When q member
rose and desired to say few words the bill for the
out "bah :" bah !" and that these excamations were
continued and that you as the presiding officer SUIT
Both s the and the House. that gon sw
ed this insult this blackguard expression, to be applied
10 Ss a. ana far
pert says in effect that while committee OF the WHOLE
land MI. Davis Of Kentucky 10 the char) he suffered
the House and the members to be nsuted In low black
guard manner and that he did not call him order 1t
represents that and other members of the Illinois dele
committed, and represents that the House silent
was CLOSE by my colleague when he attempted to make
his remarks heard no such EXPLANATIONS bah !"
I" bah ~ and venture to say that man will get up
and acknowledge himself blackguard enough say that
tons his face. If there were did not near them
The SPEAKER Cknock MISREPRESENTATION will take
their seats Gentlemen will be seated and remain ST.
lent.
Mr.. DOUGLASS Ito one of the pages).-Boy, bring me
The srrAKER Qknock, ock).-Gsntlemen will please
Mr.. DoUoLAs' lagain to the psge).-Boy bring me a
not intend to deny that there confusion There was
much confusion. don't pretend to deny that my col.
league Of order. am told he was out OF order
wish TO call attention the fact that when my col.
league was called to order the chairman said he could
heard something Of his remarks This fact is
by the reporter The chairman decided that my col.
league was not out Of order yet and this suppress
ed by the reporter My colleague went show the
connection Of his remarks with the bill under consdera
ton And this TACT also suppressed The reporter says
there was ironical laughter" and loud confusion I
say that this report is not honest suppression Of
And all this done for the purpose OF de.
grading member Of this House; and in order show
ed themselves.
Mr. LAKE arose.
The SPEAKER.-Does the gentleman yield?
Mr. DoUoLAss-Yes, sir.
Mr. LEAKE.I have just been informed that neither of
the regular reporters OF the Union here Satur
day, but that there a here especially to note
the proceedings 1t Is but act of justice the Union
to make this statement.
Mr.. DouoLAss.-I am exceedingly grstifsd.
Mr. C. j. lNeEssoLL, lin low tone) asked ques- |
The srEAxru respord sd The gentleman from Illinoi.
rose to privilege question.
Mr. C. j. INeERsoLL-l understand the gentleman has
q resolution to submit.
Mr. DouoLAss-I will crafty the gentleman, and will
send II to the Chair
II read by the Clerk-that the reporters of the
Union newspaper, published in this city, be expelled
from the House.
Mr. Housror, Of Alabama.-Vsry well, Well take the
yeas and nays.
Mr. DouoLAM-I hope there will be no lodging on
the question Well take the yeas and nays.
Mr.. HousToS. - Very well; lodging ("Order,"
"order."l
Mr. DoUeLAss--I will say to the gentleman from Penn.
sylvania, rise in spirit Of excitement have done
30 on mature elaboration have resolved the mat
ter without consulting mortal | have offered the
resolution from solemn consciousness Of duty As to
the matter between the editor Of linton and
my colleague, have nothing to say have had nothing
TO DO with u bat to urge on both parties TO quit it,
cause will result in injury to both and to the democra
TIC partyj and to that extent only have I1terfered.
Mr.. C. J. lSeERsoLLIt proposes IN At the manner of
reporting proceedings by bo