New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
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There were several tokens Of approval At n.
decision.
The Previous Question was Sustained bv tho
question being divided the bill r,s-rr>S 40 IN.
Committee Of the whoe, and then crdsrsl 20 b
printed.
Mr. Drrs then moved 10 reconsider the motion
10 r,t.r ard sad sner mahins hrss sxpian.f.oa Of
bis posuon be should rs 10 Icy thss motion On tts
table He cozcast ~ 10 the seners sp'rt " 10 -
| marks OF the gentleman !roc Ocorfia ttt ns vonld
not say that be would net voto he mceey 70 psy sos
the Territory Ne thought justice to Mexico srired
they should DO It's But be veu,a ros vose fOf asy
bill which would recognise thai 1srrisory art of us
United States He thought he "a. sneer 90 Coss''s-
siouA obsston 20 DO so fcr be believed the -essts
alone could by their action ersns Territory Into
tais vnon IL required the coaesrfses setA oi the
two Houses H. therefore. se eeieved the cns toes
Of rrSrssnlrrx this Terr,oy would BE- dlsso'v,c1 of
TIE Union: Re would in sueh . esse-eun surposss
the Constitution reaairsd hin TO oisr-ss's tse oes'
,ution--vvse under bic oath 10 pssssrvs tie urioa
Hitherto the whiS psry hsd been unisrt % This 2ass
tOo Of rot r-cosnlrns Territory 10 this poston -
Being In the Union. Il nigh: become s~cess>fy for
pstrots from ell psrts OF the eorn.ry n ressr'- tnh
question at esst Han the Territorial ets had been de
.aitey acted upon.
NJ srrARr Of Nich interrupted and wish~a ~
iro~ II be had rot voted In the ccmuissc CT Terri.
tores tc port the bills before the Conmttss VI
the Whole.
Mr. Durs-Whst has tia; 20 DO with ~hat I
sn .aypst say, viii not recognize THE Territory
Indirectly until thcse bills have eesn setsd upon lie
did not however rise 90 make speech. but merely %
inde ate his position he hoped that tie ancient pat
uoo of the Nhix party would be retained lie valued
the Union a. IL is and desired 10 ec preserved lie
moved to lsy the motion reconsider 90 the saes
Messrs. STANTON. ScHk>ck and NSCtrRSksD
wished the motion 10 lay the table Withdrawn. bat
the sense of the Hc1e IN 10 favor un manifested ~
unequivoe.iy that Mr. pvrs persisted and the motion
carried.
There WAS then grand struggle tor the foor to
move reconsideration OF the vots on printing was
swNdea to
Mr. AsHsux who moved that the vote on the
motion to print b~ rccccsidcrsd and thst that motion
bs laid the table. which vas carried.
The Committee on Commerce being again cslled
On for reports.
Mr.. GsISSvLI Of Mass. offered a rosoutioa
from that Committed directing the Secretary Of ths
Navy employ OF the smal vessels ~ the Navy,
m could bs done without injury TO the public service.
10 ascertain whether It. Nsarys new track Tor sailing
vessels was practicable.
Mr. CoBs Of Ga could not see what this House
had do with requesting the Secretary Of the Navy D.
no therefore moved that the resolution be laid upon The
table, which carried.
On motion OF Mr. SrrrHrSs, in the sbsence ~
Mr. vr>roS the House received into committee -
the Whole the state Of the Caion, on the Army Ap
propristiou bin. Mr.. TooNss Of Ga. In the Chair
The Army Appropriations Bill being under con
siderstion
Mr SMART OF Me. proceeded to make speech
upon sSulrCt VI tnr spPuesN"n W s"o
viso 10 the Territories which he regarded the presi
action OF Congress having settled - being With
In It's power. He then examined the elaim that ths
south had furnished the largest proportion of men for
the war which he showed 10 b~ incorrect; but main
tanned they had furnished equal share yet
the war undertaken to sesurs Texas that portoa
of tho Territory gained BY the var vas all 10 which
the South entitled and the remainder lesiunst~iy,
the elaine OF the South belonged to and should
be reserved Tor the North.
Mr.. RocKwSLL next obtaned the door aud pro
ceeded exanipston OF the estimates OF the secre
tsry the Treasury and the state Of the nnanees rsns
sy-alegipg that, while the Secretary IVES represent
ing probable surplus in the Treasury Oa the tth %
June 1880 there would be deficiency u millions srd
examining the pursred By the Secretary In par
chasing the Government dsbts BY the produce cf tss
losn which would al be required Tor the ser'iee ot the
Government-thus operating on the market and indu
encius the price OF the public secarities.
Mr. THonPsos of Ind. nsxt obtained the hopr,
and on motion,
The Committee rose and reported progress.
Mr.. WKSrwoRrH presented resolutions from
the Legislature OF Illinois and
The House adjourned.