The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27

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.sns for,hsr NssrIs fhs honsraOls sentlsmAu q
MI Duscsr, Of Kentucky said that this message
rpete with error and false doctrine aud
nstaker TO the laws Of nations aud the coustitu
tiop OF country, and In more dsrcputable man
ner, than any docunsnt that ever came from any
.pArty fer the mabnsr ID which Texas annexed.
Mr. K.urnAS, Of Texas, obi AIMED the floor, and, at
half psst three O'Clock. asked the House to adjourn
Mr. JonNsoN of Tennessee, said that II the gentle
nan would not 60 on, others would -.
accompanying documents were ordered to be printed
and the further debate be postponed until Thursday
'@lA THE ARMY BILL-rHS OREGON BILL: 4
Mr. vix1oS offered q resolution that the House bill,
sss Se order Of dss
and that the Of the bill 20 organize the
The army bill shan have been disposed q -
- Mr. C b SnIT interposed an objection and
~ Mr.. vISTos moved suspension " the rules,
gen bill. and general consent will be given.
.snmenesd on the frst OF this month. as is wei
known The bill has to go to the Senate where, as
which the army shah be composed Is to be adjusted
Mr. c. B. SAITH the consideration Of the Oregon
nays WEI were ana Sste Of
60 not two thirds the House refused to suspend the
MI K,so, Of Georgia moved that the House dis
charge the Committee Of the Whole from the further
% nr S
OF the public lands on certain conditions pending
The House slS adjourned. 49,, '''"
,rr, .s- s. ~, r.s4i WASHINGTON, July "a 1913.
~ ANNEXATION .nuLEs--Bvsc oNRE--sUsIFEss OF
!, MIR. .CnApmAs, from the seect committee the
rules made report to the effect, that daring Con-
r. session thall the next as thoughsn
adjournment had not taken place and that the pro-
her 10 explain an amendment in speech Of five min
after the general debate shall have been closed
= There was much confusion in the hail. such as talk
ing and slsppDg documents upon the table to direct
g anon, the hunderipg Of dumping two-pound do
suMents in the boxes peaS the bar ,,t r.,a.p ae
aid not ali the time turn his face towards the presid
ing officer not half Of what he said was heard by the
sSs tp 81 tSe psn snderssooa To- ssy how
ever that ninetenths Of the business remained I'M
n marks to- subjects under consideration; they made
i, speschse for BuIcombe He believed that the reso
hutton which be had in his haKd adopted there
would be occasion for the repeal of the Eve minutes
~ rule The resolution was this That the report be re-
tions to report such ruls illconane the
Of every member, in Conmittee Of the Wlsoe the
State, Of the Union, TO the subject under consdsrs-
The srKanrR--The resolution Is moth osdensr
81, Nr. EsAss-Is the motion to recommit O. ass -,
% TheSprAKERrlts.li .E as-e ~ ~ 4a2
Nj. EsAss-i make that, motion. ga1.l .s..s -.
@ Mr., frTIT-f you .coa6pe members strietlyto the
subject under consideration, gentlemen can't discuss
nI E4sMfSs d discussion Of 1he merits of General
Taylor and General Gass is not in ordrrr ar[tl -
!. = The srEAHkR Ito Mr., EvAnslThe gentleman is
speaking under the Eve miputes rnls.''. ssa -
The SrkAkrR7-The I've minutes rnle. iIIs. ha
= Mr. EyAss-I believe j am in order / hare NO OBJ.
lection If gentlemen what they want at the right
lime. When the civil and diplomatic appropriation 4
bill before the COMMITTEES. gentlemen spoke
, "a its merits, bat for Buncomhefs u rssts-. -
Tbs SPEAkrR-The gentleman will confne hinsefto
E
M GENaRy aroseI do not the relevancy of the
remarks Of the gentleman. - IT,, -
o. Mr. EyAss quitting hishanden MIR Gentry's head)
Sit dow q, my geodfeilov.-f s Yiuges-'i - ~
Nessrs. Houston and Esans exchanged afew words
-, Mr. SnT II, Of Cennecticut-I believe that the five
minutes xuss ssiutary rule, f properly adhered to-
vas for The purpose of giving memsers time
to explain the nature object and effect Of an amend
after week, gentlemen submit hunbug amendments,
,.apd,ftheIefore, make humbug remsrks iThas they
pyotract the eession the detrmsnt Of the public
business / care moth ng shout Blu ncombe, susI aud
know that thsrei has been more speaking to
other way, They first offer amen dsnsut; make
Asxangse masters wholly irrelevant and Then with
ienths Of tho public business transact, in three d
four wseks Yesterday, NE passed sresosutcnto ad
to the senate. isanttAe public business trans
acted. thai may adjourn and go home TO eur cons
t.ents If gentl@men have anything to say On the
subject.of The Presidency and Buncombe, they can
n speak to The people themselves. issa sS lpnif .
IA, Mr. Vfrros---i move an smepdme mt to the resolu
ton 70 nd The operation Of the I'VE minutes rule
for the session intfead Of repeating it (.Asreed ~
ans themselves to the weu4d bs no &C.
sasien repeal theruls IL is notorious fact that
during this session particularly The discussion of an
the great hills Of The session has been utterly lost
sight ofE'Ihe General appropriation DIV vas Hndsf
time no speeches were made on ite merits, with
Il the exception of that Of The gentlpsan from Ala
! the ssnilsmsn from Pennsyvani. 'tNr. J.HR III.
u gersol) the subject of foreign missicns The
hat 4 2 "a miD0tlon Of the bill when the
a. general debateis closed There has been debate
shs bills opriating millions and millions except
,pnder the i've minutes rule II you repeal the Eve
minutes rule JON open the debate and gentle win
he sarlS except The before the House, If You
repeal the you must tske trust what the Com
.I Sn ssss Il done
Mr. sBArlr--As this is proposition TO expedite pub
~ s sS #. S"SS ssSw
tanned, Yesterday resoiuuon was adopted, to end
the session on the h Of August leaving us but twelve
the table he resolution is sooner adopted thar
We md reolutlon coming from the same section OF
raj political dcnsson Not only nj netenths of the
pubc business undsppsed Of hut here is great ques
lion Of fucb fearful port far the countryis
serDed, unsdjust.d k there patriot of the land who
soys sst desire 70 fse he question pa. =, rests
hs srE4KER-7The chair must conhns the gentleman
l MI BITrfI wish to show when there ia important
bsDess before the 10 ADJUST that there is not
sehsd good faith to conclude this question, but to
tesglt open for P9 oil sle1 element -
- Mr.. SLS-AsI can't proceed now, as wish will
reserve my remarks for a future occasion.nt ''''
MIR. PoLLocE-I move the previous question: e."
p Nr; Roof. wish to say word II the gentleman
Mr. phi oek- cannot; the question has been SUI
- Seently Discussed. -. r-Iaa.i. 5,,ftog 's'
- Mr.. Toor- hope the motion win BE- voted down.
'' Mr.. CoLLAiER moved to lay the subject upon the
table and the Question was decided in the Affirmative
life House resolved itself into a committee of the
whole the state Of The Union mir Morehead in the
shairl and took lip the pdpen s of the Senate to
the navy bill Dpripg The brief debate which took
pace, an aluson was made to.,t,. .tf.r .s.Y.tr.
JnE mrIbinESTs TO BETorN--ExTRAyAesScE-Eco