New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02
FiTst Session.
XXXth CONGBEss..-.


SENATE. WAsI1NorcN Thlrsisy, June 1.
Wr DALLAS the Wee Pro-id-ut beng absent Nr
7EyroS Of No. moved that Ar. ArcHisoN Of me
ssule state b. appointed President f-9 Tn. WH-ch
was sgreed o. when the Senate proceeded % tie con
s.derau1n % buein-ss
Numerous memorials and petitions were present. O.
Mr ALLEN 90 Ono presented resolutions rom the
LEGISLATURE of said Kate relative 90 VARIOUS SUBJECTS
which were iu,r --rei end ord red f0 Dr. printed
tir Russ 0f lex-s from tie Committee on Nl-ltsfy
Affairs reported the bll ON tle House n favor OF re-
funding moneys advanced ior the transportation an ?
subsistence ~ volunteers entering the service OF tle
United states PROV % their being mustered INTO ser
vice. Inc motion made 20 take up the ci was agreed TO-
Mr. TrENEY OF Tenn moved en amendment 10 the
ol in izyor o. paying interest on tne ai 3u-..' el
vaucei The bill as amended wss then read tn'rd
time and passed
ilr A1HrEToS Of g. Il moved 20 rake up the Indian
Appropriation bl- which agreed 90 when f-r- AT
GIBSON Of No proceeded o. address .ae senate az som
length support o.. the amendment he bad offered yes
rerdar iu favor % paying demands for TIE reos Cd and
subsistence q tle Calros.r Il4.ans from Georgia
ST. AtHrlroN O.; y h. addressed tlc senate 40
length iu opposition Oh tie amen iilcni- ;e SUBJECT
was then ini9-u.lly .a'1 aside
SIR BAlGHr of Ia. then moved tst the senate ta. up
.Le o. scn DID, which Fas agreed Co., lae pending
question was upon Nr. Haas amendment orcr-o yes
,sri s. in &C. Or % extending fle Ordinance OF = over
Mr. Ha1r rose and said that he had been accused Of
throwing freurand into the senate by the inroduc-
ton oi this rIleuImeut Hc sli however that be
sid NOT wish 20 em5arrass the t and would therefore
Withdraw tlc Amendment 40 order % ler The question he
taken on Nr. NEsrc0TTs amendment IN favor OF The
adoption Of Did reported by Pie Judiciary COMMITTEE
O.. fnr los, sion OF Congress o. substitute Fog ,le
present bin. and thereby see see how they would ct
along with that.
debate then sprung up on the s1ie Get 10 which
N4ssr- BrrrrR O.. s. D.. bEIGHI of ild. NE7TcoTr Of
ria. RAGrY OF Ala MILLER Off 4. DICKINSON Oi y. Y.
Foorr Of Niss md HAZE Of y. IT participated. wnen.
without taking ans question on motion, the senate ale
Io1rncl I'D o. morow lraaF-
House OF RE RrSLNTATlTES.
After the Transaction of some roulne lu-.uess The
Speaker announced fle irt thing r order 0n DIE ia1'c
% G.. ..r -rnCuv's report which was uud.-poseI of
Yesterday. The proposal o. print t'u thousand copr-
was first taken 40. WHOM Tie minority 90 tIc Commit
Gee askcd delay for the purpose of being fn alet 90
nt ss counter report Tie aoriy OF flc Committee
however urged rlf flf present report might ue print
GA now and the other colld 5c ruIcd a- soon ls %
ready Without srrlrnz 90 ANAL action on the -ub-
j.cf. 10 $50 laid aside
it-ali into Committee ~ On. Whole on the sf1'e
off.c Union which wee agrcci Oh. Mr.. RICHARD vs.
THorrsoN Cf uI. iu Gle chair. wlru fle House took
up tae Navrl Arpropr auon hA. STR. NNToN rose and
proceeded 20 ezp'ain tho nature % tae Did,
Nr RH-rr 1t e G.. obtained tAe door and said tlltle
de- rcl O. .poas another subject Points OF order
were raised and rules cited % sustain them.
The Chair stated the question % the House. and fe
cl,l thar 20 was boz order ST. Tuos HESLEV 90 Ind
appeal Co.. flc House from te decision oi me tHalr
Tie vcas and uays were demanded and the d c.-on OF
tlc chair sustained hy yeas and n.y as follows
Yeas s0--Nays 49,
Nr RurrT Then resumed and proceeded 20 make
Slavery speech. Wien DE- bad concluded Ar. NrNAlLE
of y q. followed 90 tAe same side with decided ability
Dr. ri, rred % he provisions of fac Ccnruon 70 the
grounds of bic chief argument When Lo had concluded
the Committee and reported the bin Oh tle House,
when DO was ordered 90 be printed. ON motion iue
House al ourued tll t0 morrow. lutay.