The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09

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rhs s,s.x.x-Tss House viz cen. 70 order
Mr. EvAss-I am entitled to the aoos 49,. s,o,
The sPsAEwR-The gentismsn 10 entsusa so Tvs A'S''
Mr. EvAx.-Thsre are GASES without number where
persons were compelled 20 accept Of promotion, ana IL
would be groes of I'M astice to deprive tneui OF
what their due hope there will be no oo'eouon on
Mr. R,cr.xpsos-Ia am In favor OF the main prov
sons Of me bill but wish Ii amended 90 rs 70 provide
for the meu elected or promosse' Ai'e' ie~s"s 'n'
MT H.,xsIr,T regiment to which was attached
organised in the nrd Tnsy ieu sns ses.s OF lem
thsv reached Mexico Every commissioned ofncer Of
nav rssiusnt from the ranks Of the prvAtss
after bsvipe served for two months; but the
War has decided that they, having subss-
oseuty served ofesrs not entitled to bountss
II nsu serves prvste but for day. and Ia the
n.xt the service Of sickness
wounds he gets bounty but the man who serves ee
ven months and twenty days ~ priyste and ten day.
operate fairly Many Of my prvstes we're promoted for
their good duct after having served privates
words place OF military opsraions" and say seat OF
war"
Mr. EvArs-I hope that the House viii not make the
AIR .pDrso. we are about to lsgislats In hot haste
Matters Of importance should ct least 60 to commit
btn from an individual member, who asks US TO
adopt ct The conduct Of the was gallant;
served - sssnty and never received any bOunt.s or
dollar in money We should sndesvor to deal out equal
justice to all wish to send the bill to committee,
Mr.. EyArs-A COMMITTEES have arsadv examined it
reported It from the COMMITTEES on the Public Lands
Mr.. McCLxRrAsp advocated the passage Of the blu.
Mr. HARALsor said that the Committee on Military
Affairs had already reported similar bill. aud that IL
State Union IL would be the part Of wisdom to
refer this that it undergo EXAMINATION and amend
ment, IL necessary
Mr. POLLOCK spoke 10 favor Of the bill It was his
opinion that the War Department wrong in Its de-
cisiou that those who have been promoted from the
RAJ IL not entitled to counties.
Mr. WICK alluded to srsmark Of Mr., Haskell, a. to
the decision Of the War Department The Department
can't do right.
Mr. HAssrLL-I did not accuse the Department Of not
acting right The decision arose from the doubtful
wording Of the law
mttss whole would be to oonsigu 1t to kingdom
come" The bill should be moro explicit, to show that
promotion 10 honor able Discharge.
Mr. vINrox said that this bill would DO the fret bus
in order to he would that the House
nov resolve itself into Committee OF the Whole on the
ststs of the Union.
The motion WAS agreed to- and Mr.. Hunt was called
10 preside The committee took up the bill to provide
for the
pEFIcIENcIEs APPROPRIATIONS,
which under confederation Saturday, when there
was "nosndisram in the finder box" Of tue House,
quilting from amendment strike the appropria
ton for misson to Rome.
Mr. DlcKEY OF Pennsylvanis, moved to strike out all
In the section except an appropriation for $4,000 for
charge ~ Naples The object Of the b he said to
This lie recommended BY the President OF the United
States in his annual message in which he states that
hcencies of last year arc included These missions
Rome Bolivia, Guatemals, and Ecuador were not in
.xstenos last year and It vas the desga ofhe rIssi
before the sxpirstiou Of this fiscal year. MIR Dickey
not sensible that there is any necessity for these
missions be was not aware there was any evidence
that commercial interests with thoss governments
have enlarged He not disposed to increase execu
tive PATRONAGE at the seeking and bidding OF the Pres
The amendment adoptsd-ayss 81, noes Se.
Mr.. DIcKeY Is it agreed to?
The CHAIRMAN-It il.
Mr.. EvANs-I AK whether there IL a quorum
WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS
The clause approprAtug IS 100000 to supply def
sisness in the department having been
read,
draw our troops from Mexico He said fthis, some
thing like IL, 10 not inserted will be compelled to vote
against the bill am disposed to believe that the
the President OF the United States aiding the
ritory Of Mexico 1t is also believed by many on this
this session. 1t will lead to Of the whole Of
Mexico. Should this result and tost country be Roor
porAtsd into this it will destructive to
msnt In view Of all this aud the nnsi sbsor poa OF all
Mexico, aud the DESTRUCTION of cur own government,
cannot vote for supplies unes. restrict have
no DIGESTION 60 pay the soers that be DONE but
desire this amendment, that end may be put to the
war, an our country saved from destruction.
Mr. JoNEs, Of Tennessee moved to amend the arnend
nen 80 read that the appropriations be made in
the further prosecution Of tn. With Mexico for
tho Incorporation OF army from Mexico " 1t lie
knovn, remarked MIR Jones that o treaty 10 pendipg
What will be its fate none know 10 my opinion, vhe.
th.I We have peace or not the money win be needed
The question was taken, and Mr. Fishers amendment,
- amended, was rejected
coNsuEsr IN MEXICO.
Mr.. Van DYKE offered an amendment in the form Of
aprovso-thst part Of the money appropriated for
the support Of the and marine corps shall be d.
ysred Tor the purpose Of making further copques in
try. He .rked: say that unless this pro-
wise or something equivalent Is attached to the b
that the appropriations which now proposed
made are to be applied exclusively to the payment Of
priaons Intended for deficiencies in the fiscal
which will not end until the hrst of July next We have
heard something about peace BY no means certain
whether viii have 1t IL we do not what is to pre-
vent the President from using every dollar the
cuton Of further in Mexico These estimated
based state and not state of They
were made before the treaty reached here sud
on the superstition Of in state Of war WHAT
to prevent The President the bill passes without FRO
viso from negectg to pay old debts and prosecuting
tho WAT in Mexico He can then turn round and ssh
to provide for deficiencies do not feel st liberty
vote against al supplies aud let the army suffer They
are in Mexico by the authority of law willing Ia
vots for their protection and defence willing
viii not vote dollar to get them farther into that
try will vote millions to sustain but not
dollar for Mexican scalp will not vote dollar II
compel Mexico to sell to her soil and to transfer bel
citizens am willing to vote appropriation to sus
tain the government but must far can, restric
ths President In the use OF the money.
The question taken, and the amendment Of Mr.
Van Dy ke was rejected.
Several amsndmsnts were agreed to- whom the com.
Hittee
TINE rops-rHK NEW MISSIONS.
The question stated agreeing to the amendment
agreed ~ 10 committee striking out the missions to
Rome Bolivia, Gustsmais, and Ecuador and retaining
that Of Naples only.
The House. BY vote Of ysA: 90, nays ss refused to
concur leaving the section ~ II originally reported
by the COMMITTEE
The SPEAKER announced the result
Mr.. LEVIN Will It nos be in order TO to strike
ont the Charge to the PspAl States
The sPEAKUR-It will not be In order.
Tnc question vas taken concrrrieg n the amend.
mont striking cut quarters salaries each Of the
Charger; and II was determined in the negative.
Toe sYEAxER-Ysas %; nays l06
i Mr. IresRsoLL-Is there not rome mistake? Thu
vote 10 large. and some or the mem bsrs away
Ths srsAKER The clerk has just informed the Chail
that he made . mistake. The Affirmative II a. instead
efe,.
Mr. IFcERsoLL-Ahl