The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-05

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The HOUSE again went into committee.
Mr. BAyLY moved take up the bill for the purchase
Mr. BaoDnrAD moved to take up the Jefferson papers
resolution
Teers appointed, and amid much confusion, the
question was taken -
The Clerk having read the bill for the purchase OF the
Madison papers,
the bill and hereupon q dozen gentlemen rushed for
ward with ams ndments.
Mr.. Bx,rxEsEorr.--Ih have amendment to offer
! Mr. scHsscK-Ihsrs was no amendment pending
Mr. BaIsxsKnorr-if gentlemen will come to order,
will read the amendment Strike out and insert
$4,000 We have already voted $50 900 for Madison pa
pers why should vote additional $40 0Oo' IL Mrs
Madison be poor, TRY has great many widows
in IL would be well to inquire where the money is
have been tsxed-yes, taxed to make rich another.
The committee rose, whom resolution was submitted
and agreed appointing committee to wait the Pre-
sident inform him that If he have further
nication to make the two Houses are ready to adjourn
Mr.. DAVIS of Kentucky-why, we have not near got
ten through our business.
message was also sent the Senate informing that
body that the House was ready to adjourn.
The House again went into Committee.
Mr.. BRrrxrRHoFF resumed his remarks He, like Mr..
Stanton time killer He inquired whether report
bout the Madison papers be read No. no."l He
asked for teIlers.
Mr. KENNEDY wanted TO know which the demo.
| cratic side Of the House.
II now wanted five ten minutes to twelve O'Clock.
Mr. BAYLr took the floor In defence Of Mrs Madison,
and accused Mr. Brinkerho Of perpetrang on Outrage
| Mr. THURMAN-I can't allow my friend to soy that my
colleague committed an Outrage. f. No, that would be
Mr. BArLY, in loud tone made a chivalric speech,
anil cries OF hear him." hear him." He spoke about
Virginia.
sion for another widow.
! II was lost
Committee rose and the chairman reported the bill
| for the purchase Of the Madison papers.
| A motion was made to lay the bill on the table.
| The yeas and nays were ordered. 4.sls,.
| A mess GO received from the Senate
| The yeas and nays were called being now twelve
o'clock.
Mr.: STEPHEN ADAMS refused to vote, because, as he
said he was no longer member OF the House.
Mr.. Roor asked that his name be called
nxTho SPEAER pro tem-Was the gentleman within the
bar!
| Mr.. R-or-I believe was
The CLERK-Joseph NJ Root.
Mr. Roor-Ies-n0! (Laughter)
The result was announced yeas 81; nays7l:
now adjourn sine d.; and ask Tor the yeas and nays
MIR r. ISeknsoLL-It 10 not in order to move TO I'D.
journ ,rne die until the day has expired.
House to determine. The chair would suggest that =
committee has been appointed to wait on the President
and they have not yet made their report.
MIR JONES withdrew his motion.
Mr. BAYLr recommended and again spoke about Mrs
Madison aud the re putaion of her decensed husband
Mr. JOKES removed his motion to adjourn sine die
Mr. KENSEDY--l move that this House do split.
Tae yeas and nays were called on the motion TO ad.
iourn.
Mr.. scHxvcK raised question of order--whethsr it
consent Of the Senate.
The SPEAKER overrued the point
The CLERK began to call the roll.
II designed by the House M a waste tina
The result was annouuced-yeas 49, NAYS 3d.
QUESTION OF raIyILEar.
Mr.. WKrrwohrH-I rise to privilege question. lit
am adverse to the pernciou system Of pockeng public
bills-(auding to the RIVER and Harbor biil.I
There were cries Of "orderD order loud and long
| continued ' 'N '-N '~'e
Mr. WrYrwogrH-I move that the rules be suspended:
call for the eos and nays and ask that the be-
[ reed. ono" "No'D
I MIR H. CHApMAN-f ask il there apv leeislave power
after this hoarl
| fyThe srrAxsn-ltis for the House TO determine
Mr. A.aMun, TO Mr. No ,v' DO no. cons
der yourself member YOU needn't vote.
! Seys raj ponts of o: der were raised
Mr. WssTwoKTn-I ask for the reading of ,ba r.sclu.
ton - '
| Mr. KrNytpY,-Instead of hills, saw onvslones y
and then mi 90 for - " 'ii' soy "n'ei'pes'
Mir ScH.Nex spoks about Tho oue st;on NJ nr;v;,aoa
MI scnr,eT Il claim The resont;on IN hs in ordsr
Mr. KrNNypy-I claim ont of ordar NV claim ia ecua,
| 10 your claim ny ''' . '1N''
Mr. ScHrNcV continued md wa, freouenv interru nt
! ed nv erica of :" ad;onrn y ad;onrn f' 'P
| : NJ Josssox ~ Tannsssrs ronortaa Tho. IN. fam
mittee Appointed TO wait on the prss;aant hsd dis
| charged that duty r. What else T1 ''-N
| Ths uor.a th.n ra.soI,ad - .d;o,ir,
| The sps.xra deverad ,i,s foI,nw;no oooror, f,r.
wel~and pronounced the House sdiourneed wihnn dav
"CrsrLrMsN:~By the vote lust taken Won have dstsr
minad that the ,ah ross sh., no :, 49, ~ anrs
and the members comnosny /, ar 70 bs .naro,a1 man
of them forever This separaton il painful to many Of
ma trust IL n co 70 eli ior ,v mat as fr;snds To- Can
MT u ms, No, no tbs ne No., 80 ansa;a. r. ,,nSan
no. mo-, n hIu pe % We psI' ss ensm,vS -, uanup
within this nall durng The sxcemsnt Of sahs,a or of
social "tercourss II cn,,r ro~ ss friend mi h,nbsr
TsS;s ronore ho. basr ma or nr.usl ond roron,or
MISUNDERSTANDING upon ouestions of war and Of neace
questions mon which difference of opinon must of ma
csssity exist aud upon which il is advantageous to the
republic that difference of opinion should exist II pre
vents the abuses TO which naores 40 ofton tend and
cgcites vigilance prudence and care al avs pro.