The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30


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ouestion-hs would taks from Msxico 20 territory BE-
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MI BINS Oh SCUM Caronns oo'sInea .mo oV ;.h N
Mr BOY, ,n the ssnu r;as Sst nav propose to
hng the ,;ms Srnm ,hs TERMINATION of he debate
cnsuse INC ums IRON .ny W az eoor now vouvs
T. Oh no hold on Sims" Keep inc no0f n'" '"N
gCM .s,., roor r. That's rieht,l We
MI slMs.-l prefer 70 w. .n. rrnm Mssico or 20
into that country with increased vigor yans The
@ ,h som Of European power with
oesIre Ior sau n =, hos Ssan cardinal maxim of
from the days Of Monroe WITH ths
time ina, s.v mus, stand of they must
sns i, y. .ns IN msrcan politics. therefore
,,s .nrt and utsxence Of the view taken by the gen
sman but Of ssi:c ]. SUI ss.sr' Any
cepntry would SO excite the jealousy Of another az to
orpi s in the 6ed and our ships on the ocean, by
means Of friendly power, the conflicting Representa-
lion. may delegate the manner Of coming to peaceful
Mr. s,m.-Ths explanation of the gentleman, though
it seem: to differ from what he said Sn saturday dS:.
question. Though il be true that the condition Of
'pSs n Tier. no rs 2, 90
themseves for the good Of their country this is not
M oNS snhsSaa rocv hs
neat should be prosecuted with additional vigor. To
abat. an inch 10 wthdraw our troops would involve us
~ n III , @ 40 90 a csrnot sscans the
deem domination Of Civilized nations No he would say
- Msv;co' as Edyiam N Rhodsric Dhu =
Come one come ALI this rock shall fly
From its Arm base as soon as ~
would hold every advanced post, overrun the country,
anu c cy psou;rss wouid@ ''
Mr. SAWYER, docking at the clock)-The time has ar.
RsvIy anu Won don't want the Committee to rise
to question of order
Mr. SIMS (sti on the floor 1.-THE gentleman is taking
Mr. s.wyER, ION the opposite side of the hall)-The
question Of order is this r. Well, 70 on, sir' We
adopted revolution to end the debate at one o'clock
Mr. SIMS, completing the sentence ITO morrow.
Mr.. sAwrsH-No to-day, according to the interprsta.
=" let's hear what it saysal
The CLERK read the resolution-saying that tho de.
bate shall terminate tomorrow, at one o'clock -.
to-day~ But the resolution says to morrow-who
knows best ~
Mr.. SAWYER, (emergng from cloud of human forms0
suppose the resolution though introduced yesterday
was to operate today. t"Oh norl believe, though
the resolution says Tomorrow, means to day Or
back into the Hsuse The speaker decided that the
on oD's the amendment to The bill H. 'A' W. ''
Mr.. AsHMuN.Wil the chair decide the point OF order
T"What is the decision Of the Chair Z" Let's hear it,
Mr. sAwYER.-I ask deci,ion. r" Yes let's have de.
cision" 81 wish you gentlemen over there would sit
down-we can't seen
The CHAIRMAN:-I will give decision.
"order"l
The CHAIRMAN.-The resolution says tomorrow.
MIR sAwyER.-I take an appeal.
The CLEnx at the request Of the Chairman read some
Mr.. AsHMUN.-Suppose 1t had laid over till to morrow
Mr.. KENNEDY. lin his seat)-That's not supposable
case, at all [Ha ha j
A majority of the members on their feet.
The CHAIRMAN.-The question is on the appeal.
question OF construction and not Of order "QuesOn,"
"question" mot debatable" u
The CHAIRMAS.-The question Is on the appeal
[" Question" "queston"l
Mr.. AsHMur.-i would ask what the decision IS!
tomorrow, at one o'clock It is to be construed
from the time Of its passage and not when was intro:
duced The gentleman from Ohio takes appeal, and
that the question now before the committee Mr Ken
Mr. PArNE-I would ask whether the resolution did
not pass to day.
Mr. PAYNE-Does it not declare that the debate shall
terminate tomorrow at one o'clock
r. Never mind, it has been read often enough "
Mr. SIMS i understand that several gentlemen at,
tempted to get the floor when did Order, !" order
and -
The CHAIRMAN.-Those who are in favor OF the deci'
Of the chair standing the Judgment Of the House
will pass between the teers Gentlemen did so, and,
ayes rs. noes %
rise and report the factb New COUNT new count u"
Those in favor of (knockl new count" IA count
"a COUNT Those in favor of new count, believe il
Is usual to call for county, will say r. rise and report
ay.
II amusing to listen to the responses They were
made not with the precision of welLtraned
like the seraim long continued discharges Of the
rawest militia at biennial muster.
Mr. Conn (before the echoes had subsided)-Tellers
on new count. [" No, no.
The House counted
Mr. CoBB-No quorum. [" Gentlemen, take your
seats what's the use Of standing up 7"
MIR VIrroN.-I ask he Chair to count the House
[" Committee rise" Let's rise."l ] call on tlets
rise" the Chairman to w rise'] count the committed
The CHAIRMAN (usng the hammer almost AZ well az
the Speaker banged until the dust from the desk
and then said " will count to whether there is a
| quorum"
| Mr. vIHroN-I call on the Chairman to do it.
Mr. CosB-We can't ascertain
Mr.. Chairman" Mr.. Chairman" was heard in all
directions. What gentlemen said, meant to do, could
not be determined Buzz buzz, like the bees in hive,