The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

concerned rose for the purpose Of stating to the
House that the gentlemen respectively, and mutually,
at one and the sams moment have apoogised to each
other for the passage which has taken place between
them IL has:y enuliton Of feeling, and both be-
fore this House and the country, q. gentlemen and
friends, they have mutually apoogz,d. fsel, gen.
tleriar snd Of honor that this Is the true mode
MIR. JONES' OF Teuasssee (lore composed than Ct first
repeat to thu House that the occurrence
pec,ed on my part regret It as an indgnity to the
and our former friendly relations And now Ibis vocs
Srsmu'ous extend TO him my hand q renewal of the
frlen dship momcnaIy interrupted.
The oene that now followed WAS heart cheering Mr..
Jones advanced ssveral steps towards Mr. HARRISON and
held out to him his hand. Mr.. Harslson said ~ ex.
tend mine also" and there good Old fashioned
shskipg Of the sts which but minutes prev-
Gus used in combat
Some of the m.ubers began to applaud by clsppipg
hands end reypDg on the desks.
The SrEAKrh interposed, and raped to order and
Mr H.nALsoN said regret the occurrence ard the
more DO b'caube be has been my friend agree VII b
bin cordially ia the regret which he has expressed We
hsve given to each Other hand evidence Of
reconc ation am perfectly Wiling 1t be necessary
to vindicate the signify Of the House. that select
mitee be appointed.
MIR THomrsoN. Of Mis.issippi For my own part I am
ssts1ed rejoice that offered the resolution nssnuch
as 1t has given rise to reconciliation temporary
f,rsnces know there has been personal friend
ship heretofore IL 1t be the Of the House will
withdra~ the recolution-if there be no objection
f. Withdraw II " "No," mop hold On ~ There is
no objection made
Mr. GIDprSes, Mr. DEwEa, and several others, OBJ
jeoted.
MIR. THoMrsoS-There can't be more than one or
Mr.. McLEAS-I understand that the gentleman has
not Withdrawn it
Mr.. TBoNP.oN-Yss
The question on ths Adjournment taken aud lost
And motion was made to again 20 into committee on
the private calendar
Mr.. GippIres-I rise 10 question OF privilege
Turning round towards Mr.. HUDSON see that The
gentleman from Massachusetts has risen for the same
purpose II he wishes tho floor. | will give 1t to him.
Mr. HUDSON ! I'm not cestsin whether my friend ae
sithdrAwn his resolution or not HE had right TO
do
Mr. McLAsE-The gentleman had no ixht to with.
drsw u except by general consent
Mr HcDsoN-1 understand that the resolution 10 now
Pending has been withdrawn Whit Is the fact
The srEAKEE-Th. resolution Withdrawn. Not
having been amended 8nsly acted on the gentleman
had tight to withdrswit
Mr.. TBoMPsoS-I did not Intend to withdraw the re.
soution except by unanimous consent ffthere b. OBJ
y.cttn prefer that the resolution before the
House. think tbat there 10 no necessity now for It's
passsg.; but am ,sti,fvd
Mr. HUpsos As the appointment Of a committee Ia
the ueus cpurs. hop there will bs no objection n sde
have feeling at All the snlj c. l. rtsipy n the
mputaton would attach where it Ous hit not IL /, due
appointed to loox 1T tie sutsct with calmns.s and
port la week ten days AFTER the excitement the
moment shsll have paes'd away. have, since have
been 10 Congress- two three Of this de.
scription Although as In this case, apologies wsro
made committee was sppointsd 10 report the fsots
and recommend some course f action 10 the House A.