The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-05

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Mr.. CRrrrEsDE. moved to postpone the further con.
alteration Of the bill till to morrow.
Mr.. Case Il have no objection.
MR. C.IrTrspEr.-Is It to. morrow the day after
the Senator from South Caroline wishes to speak,
Nj CALHOUN -To-morrow
MIR. CA.- It is understood that after the Senator
from South Carol ma .ha have spoken his resolutions
will give way TO the bill
Mr.. CALHOUN said that in . conversation with the
chairman Military Affairs it had been agreed that
(Mr. Calhouu) should have opportunity to speak
upon his resolutions tomorrow and that was all the
understanding that was had ur' n the suhjsct.
Mr. CRlrTEypEN--I would move, then, to postpone
the bill till day after tomorrow.
Mr.. CAss would not consent that the bill should ba
laid over deferred longer than Ia. morrow IL
important to pass 1t at once He would hear the
Senator from South Carolins with great plea
he always had DONE but il his resolutions
after that persisted in he would have to call vote of
the Senate upon them.
After some further conversation
MIR CRITrEspgy hoped the bill would be postponed
till the day after tomorrow.
Mr. Foorx, after hearing Of the Senator from South
Carolina should be had earnestly pleaded the return
the consideration and immediate action upon the bill
and unless there distinct informal understanding
that after the remarks OF the Senator from South Caro-
Ii the bill should be taken up again, he would oppose
the motion OF postponsment now.
Mr.. ATcHsoN moved that the Senate 60 into execu
tive session
The yIcr PREsrpESr-There Is pending motion to
postpone.
MIR CAH-I trust the Senate will not so into execu-
tive session 1t Important that the bin should be
ted upon and hopsit viii 60 on II the question Of
three oclock) for the consideration Of the bill.
Nit ArcHisoN-I make the motion to go into execu
tive sessioa the question OF postponensn be deci
ded upon to morrow.
Mr. CRIrTeNprS-As the Senator intimates, we can
leave the questioJ Of postpone ment till to. morrow
Mr.. CAlHouS-I am certainly DESTROYS of knowing in
advance whether thall have opportunity to speak
Senate saysso But regard this certainly very
traordnary that the Chairman Military Affairs
should have anticipated BY BILL which ths Senator
from Ohio tMr Alleu) has said was intended par
tanentsry advantage IL is adv anita " that
h.s precedent oil anything of the kind that have
ever known do not choose to speak the bill. 1t
does afford scope enough for the remarks which
desire to make; but now only wish understand whe
tner ] am 10 speak to. morrow or not.
Mr.. CAss explained He would not do ipjustice TO the
senator from South Carolins-no diecour,esy He had
given notice however that he should to take up
this bill to the exclusion of all other He should
be glad TO hear toe Senator from South Carolina; but
o0a to h.
arrest immedste action upon the bill H. would oppose
anything that numbered the passage Of the necessary
for the of the army situated IL
10 the midst Of population Of eight or ten millions OF
hostile people. la three weeks the army might be
.A.As and, tpH In rf tfa lnts anA;
disaster Of this kind should happen he did not wish
their beod to be upon his hands He prepared, for
to sit here until this bill Was passed
Mr. BADGER sid that Foresight ego the resolutions
of the S-nstor South Carolioa made the eps
day Of the Senate up to t.at time bu, 'hs chair
man mit sry al ,rs had moved aud urged the dis
cusson OF this b TO the exclusion Of the previous
der This in my opinion sir. exhibits want Of ceur
to the senator from South Carolina in accord
ancs with The ussges OF this BODY Nothing but
public necessity would justify such course Whist is
necessity that this bill should be urged through
in such hoe haste The arsumsnt OF tie Senator
from Florida ovsreaps ITSELF for IL any serious dsss
ter could be Immediately apprehended. 70 there
a way, by any possible human agency. that
Of this bill and the he" slow details Of epiist i
and organizing the troops these ten regiments could be
sent down to avert such disaster! The general subject
Of the would have to undergo raj disc
and that discussion could ss we'll be had Mr.. Cal
houns resolutions rs upon this bill He hoped. there
FORE the Senate woud Ut least postpone the bill till the
day after tomorrow.
Mr.. Cas-. in reply to the Senator from n. Carolina,
tlsavowed any intention u doourtesy to the Senator
from South Carolina. he had given early notice of
this bill aud that he should AJAX tor its consideration to
the exclusion OF all other business The affecting hand
OF Provdepcs had arrested business proceedings in
those last Offices Of respect that due TO the dead
this the very first day which hal been afforded for
the oonsia erston Of the subject He opposed a
general discussion upon Mr. Cahouns resolutions He
would cheerfuy agree to postpone the bill one day
allow the senator to express his views but beyond that
he opposed to any further debate In advance
action of the Senate upon the bill.
Nr BuTLKR had favor to ask for his colleague 1t
s,mpls question of justice. There ascer-
tanned majority here for bill II for them de-
eide when It should BE- postponed aud when taken up;
bat why could they not well make that decision
after To- Ia advance Of the resolutions Of his
ooleaguef Mr. 3 not disposed like the Senator
from Florida to take counsel from There
Was ground for apprshendny any immediate
| to the army.
Mr. fooTE, in reply to the Senator from N Carolina,
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