The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-13
Territories Of the United States with the understand
ing for which IL was origin ally adopted, etc.
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Territories of the United States with the understand
ing for which IL was origin ally adopted, etc.
TIE House disagreed TO this by vote OF yeas 81
nays 12l, as follows
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Van Dyke yinon, Warren wentworth White, Wick, Wiley
| MIR WEsTwonrH, as soon as the result
nounced, to privileged question: and either he
Mr.. c. B. Smith moved to reconsider the vote The
yeas and nays asked but not ordered, and the
motion to reconsider was laid upon the table
The other anne ndments were non-concurred IN
| GENERAL CAss's ExTRAPAr.
message was received from the President of the
United States enclosing report from the Secretary
OF War, In reply to the resolution Gaming Ior the
Taylor have received form their first entrance into
| public life until the rretent time .
a., ~ IN vac NAV" Th;s' ~ aisar,eed toyess 81
| nays OF.
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partment of War with the understanding that it
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| out printing; and he glad to extricate himself
from any such inquiry because he held an inyestiga-
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mat lor .he REMAINDER OF .ns nv wh Ell
tne rouse or IN tne committee oI .ne moie snaii
sPr1h at any oie 'iine uo'e .la ~. 81 49, , g..
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introduce the resolution was moveui pu' Tue nouse
would not acquiesce S. nays 1o--not two thirds
A. NE rouse theh resotSea S seI I; eu NJ rhaNra "
the Whole on the state OF the unlon-Mr Snapmsn
In the chalr-aha TOOK up ene amenu~eh's !" 'ne o.
THE ARMY BILL.
| , Remarks were mace py Messrs. BOTS ana ooMBs =
the former " the which
Mr. MsLAsr also r; .S few observations:
AT half past three, the House took recess tor TWO
houTs
EVENING SESSION.
AT past i've o'clock the House resumed is SEES
spent in voting the amendments Of the Senate to
the army DILL the committee rose ,
of h TO pay
Com stockton and Lieut. Col Fremont, and also to
astss me expenses OF the civil establish
and nays and rejected-45 to III. The other amend
ments shared similar fate. COMMITTEES will be ap-
pouNpsns LINE BETWEEN " THE listed STATES AND
Mrxioo-cLAuMs
into effect much of the treaty between the United
States and Mexico requires the running of a boun-
Diary line, was read when
| Mr.. G. J. lNcERsoLL moved TO amend by adding
fevera the claims heretofore allowed by
the mixed commission shall be considered adjudi-
Gated and that the President appoint board of
missioners to hear clama nts and decide upon
etc.
sage but metion was ade to refer It to the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs This agreed to-T8 to ~.
MICHIGAN AND KALAMAZOO CANAL.
The bill granting landsto aid in this work read
when
MIR. HOLMES, of South Carolina, said that he would
vote for 1t on the Christian principle. Do good ia
those who desptefully you' the North, to-day
voted against giving alternate sections to the South
flor the Alabama, Georgia. and Florida railroad)'
Mr.. McCLELLAND, of Michigan, said that he had
A motion was made to lay this upon the table, but
| 1t did not prevail
The bill was passed-yeas &C. nays IS, the Speaker
voting in the Affirmative
| SOMETHING FOR THE soUTH-sEc TIoNAL sarABBLEs.
Mr. GAYLE, of Alabama, moved to reconsider the
vote so as to get back to the Mobile railroad bill,
which was rejected this morning. and which, he said,
was exactly like this bill He should like very much
now to see whether the suggestion OF the gentleman
from Mississippi (lr Tompkins be true viz that a
bill for the benefit Of the North or the North
west and that bill precisely ike IL ior the dement, OF
the south canbe rejected oy tne same vote Nat,
MI WENTwonTH-Wn nat portion Oh tne Nertn voted
against your Dill; VINO voyea Ior .ns Name one.
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.ps nuaeu ~ LIE. Wy puIPose 40 W ses oaoA, o.
hth th %.i , v s $500; o. ., =. m.
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