New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-17


New Mexico providing for their survey &c was then
taken up.
Mr. BEyroS made a long speech in opposition
b Il on the ground that II would unsette tides and
throw them under the control Of Congress and i's
agents contrary 20 TTes'y He also entered into the
question II the sale Of lands and 81 the conclusion Of
bis speech. Adj
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. r. W. THOMPSON % Ind. Chairman % the
COMMITTEE Elections called for the consideration VI
the Reports the question Of the night Of M sIHLEY
% sest Delegate from tnat part Of Wisconsin not
included ia the boundaries Of the state recently sd
mtted. He moved that the majority report 10 favor
snd the minority report opposed q the claim be read
which done, and he then moved the previous qles
ton, which was seconded and the vote on admitting
Mr. BLEY b as seat taken by syes and noes, resulting
Aye l24 Noes g. as follows
YEAs-Meiss Adams Bsninger, Beduger Be.cher,
3 inghsm, Brdssl, Bocock, Bots Boyd, bn1ges, A y
Brown. BOokner. Butler, CANDY, Csihesr' Chapman :
Clark. " r. W Cobb, Cooke, Collins, Crosel4, Dsnl-'
bgee. n Evsls, Fsran, Fisher, Freddy, French, f1
tou Gaines, Giddngs, Gregory OrnlelL hA-pnn
~. Hampton, Hsrmanson, Henley r B. hoimes' , W
.ol Irwin Iyerson. Jameson, kaufman, slogg, Lshn
Lord. msc.sy. mcCellsnd. McClernsnd, hcllvsls' Nc
lsne J. Mann II MANI Marvin, Miller, horehead hofrs,
Morse Mes Newell, Palfrey Pesslee' Pees, Pee, Peiut
Peytop Plshury Pollock, Preston, Putnam, Reynolds
Rlchards0n Richry, Robinson, kocs1i, ROck"eu saw
yer Sheriff. smart {. Smib, R smith, Stanton, slsfs
weather, steplecs. stuart, srohm' Is..madge' Isy
or ames ThOn psOn. Jacob Thompson. W Itomi s0nf
! h T6omp,o-. r. A Thompson. " Thompson, Thus
o6 Tonp. Inc Tuck Turner an DIXIE Nensole Warren.
WsltN oilh, White Wick, Whey WLlsms' Nimot WI
Y,Ts-Nes,r. Abbott Atkinson, Barrow, Blsckmsf,
Boyfen BrOdheao, c. Brown Ci.ngman, n Cobb, Coils
mef Conger, Crans0n Cnshed, CroNer Du-r, q our
can. Eeaer Ees'ter;,on EoRRfn9y es.ay eo{g5,
RI. Henry. Hll Hlisrd Isaac ! Holmes Houston
lnge, jenkins, Johnson, X W Johuscn, q W yone.
Meade Munir Nelson, Ncolli Outlaw, Phelps Rhsu, A.
Rockwell. Rumsey u Jo o. schc,ek sheppeIo l. smith,
sirong. Thoines, To0mhs, Wallace, W OOd~ sfd-bj
Nj UoUsToN OF Del. moved a suspension OF the
rules that the Committees might be called Tor reports
Mr. K W. THOMPSON moved reconsideration
Of the vote just taken and that that motion be laid on
the table
Mr.. DuER called for the Ayes and Noes. which
we're ordered and resuted-Ayes ll3. Noes -.
The question was then put ON Mr. HousToN' s
notion which WAS lost
Mr. a. H. SrEPHENs Of Ga 10 pursuance oil a no
tice given by Mr. VINToN moved that the Committee
OF the Whole be discharged from the consideration Of
the Resolutions referring the Presidents Message that
this might At once be acted upon IN the House sus
pension OF the rules being necessary II was moved and
carried aud the Committee discharged
Mr. SIBLEY was Introduced by Mr.. TURNER Of
m end took the oath Of office.
Mr. MoCLrRNAND OF III. rose and was recognized
by the Chair. but
Mr. SrFpHFNs claimed 10 be entitled 20 the
hoor as having moved the resolution to discharge the
Committee and 100
The SrrAKER decided that he was entitled
thereto from which decision Mr. McCLERNANp dissent
ed and the Speaker put the question 10 the House who
Wr SrFpuENs then moved the previous ques-
ton on the adoption Of the resolutions referring the
various portions OF the Message 10 the appropriate
Committees the previous question was seconded and
the resolutions adopted.
Mr.. SWIM of Conn. moved reconsideration
snd that that lie on the table, which was carried
The order Of business was called for which was
calling the states for resolutions.
Mr. WHITE moved that the House 90 INTO Nom-
mittee OF the Whole, which was lost
Resolutions were then called tor. Among others
were the following
Mr. RocKwEtL of Mass offered one to make the
bills 10 establish Territorial Governments in California
and New Mexico the special order for the I'D nst on
which he asked the previous question: when was
seconded. O..
Mr. CoBB OF Tia. asked II that Resolution dld not
require vote OF two thirds
The STEAMER replied that II did.
The AYES and Noes were ordered. Ayes llf
Noes, H. rs follows;
YsAs-me..r. Adams, Belcher, Bingham, Bird.s' Black
mar how'd Brady Bridges, BrOdhead, buekner blNef'
Cnnby Csihcan Clapp, r. ClHtW X w Coob, collAinef
ColIs Couger, Cranston, Crore Daniel DHfnns' &c,
Dickinson. DIXON, Duer, Dunn Edwsfdst hS d,.' "a
DIME Gou Greeley, Gregory, Gfiunsll n n hai fiHh
mons, G. Hampton, NJ Hampton, Henry 4 B. hoaes
Jenkins. kellogg Daniel King William hswrenes, >
Lawrence Lincoln, Lord Lynd. McOlei.sna hsS m
Nelson Mes Newell Nicou Psfrey, Pesslee' Pee. Petfe
Peyion Phelps, Pollock, Putnam, ReynoS-' hiehstason
pscbev Robinson Roclhil, j. Rockwell j. A Rockwell
Pn,n.Sy Sheriff. Smart c. smth, r smith 4 smith
stsTSw.slhsrC r Stuart, sfohn Strong al.asdseI ~
lor lanes Thompson. X w. Thompson, VIM 4 nom son
Tf,r,Iop Tuck Tuu or. Van Dyke, Warren, NenI"oiih
Uhis Wiley " iliAms. WimO, Wison.-llA
NASsI saS' soTees' Wm O. Browp' A O. Brown, Ca
bell Chapman. Chngmsn H. Cobb Cooke; Niol'ei' 20.
nell, g. Duncan feahels'oRi f.ooia1y' 49,. Hssev
SspISj ss Gsoiss Houston John w Houston use
nun tl'.s' q ~ Ietn.on a W Jones W Jones ksu
lshm. Is Sff~. Lyon Lump
IN Mcdowell Mckay, Mann, Meade, mlAei, Moise
Murphy Outlaw. Pende,on, flsbufy Preston, RE- no
-, ~ J,hp SAWYER simpson, Stanton stephens, onss
Is~oh Tbonpsop j b Thompson, X A Thompson Iomi
Ans. Toomts yenAbls, " allsce, Woodward-H
so they were DO, made the special order
Mr. DIXON Of Conn. pursuant 20 previous hol4Ce
Introduced bill 10 abolish the frsnking privilege
vs. read twice and Mr.. ID. then moved the previous
question on the third reading 80.
MIR GoccfS Of Va moved that il be laid on the table
on which question the Ayes and Noes were called Tor
and ordered resulting Ayes 90 Noes "A as ioilo"st
yr,.-Nes,rs ADAM Barrow. B-dinger, Bococs, Boyd
Boyden Brady Bndg-s, BucEner, Butler CAbei- Saeoy'
Chapman, Chngman Coche S1snsop, S,'Isa, -
Evsps Fesherslon, Fsher, Fourncy, ffeeaey rIen15
FIRES Fulton, Gaines, Gayle Oisair e 9ossiS Draeu "
P Hall 81. Hampton, HARRISON, henIy' mn, ! = n 1919
G. Houston, Hudson, lnser.ol lssI'on; y'hsia'
Andrew Johnson. Robert w Johnson George Jot e.
Isnroin Lyude Mcdowell, Mclivsin-, safsn, h-aa
Morebesd More Mulin, NicoA, Oulsw f1Iie Flr.ps
Preston, Rhett. sawyer, simpson L D ssllq, Sal.1-
rsIms3ss Tsylor Thomas J Thompson, Thompson
Nm Thompson Van Dyke Venatle, Nnion' NAisce" a.
NO. o,-L--
49, Rl.rkm.r Rrodhead " u Brown, L. Brown,
q Bro~u, Capp, + Clark H. Cobo W X w Cooli VI
amer Collins Conger, Crowel, Cro1ie-' DsneI' Daink
DIxou Duer Dulcsn. kn5rre, fsrsn, flek-n, OenIy
lgott Greeley Gregorv Grunel y X hsl n simmons
a. Hampton. HAIRS, Henley. HiiiMd- 3 ho.ins' hlo-
hsrd Hunt ing-. T. llgefsol John w Jones hsiioss
K-nron ID Mig " I. Lawrence, Lawrence, Llni p
Nm NC ellsud. McKsy. J. Mann, Mana Aaryin' NJ
er Morris. Marphy, Nelson, Psirey reas &c rsn- reg
| I'm Pollock Putram Reynolds, Rcofhil, Rockwell
| a Rcrkwci Ruusey, sheriff, sma- K. smith SGltn
stepben as C. = sruari Sirot. Strong, scoo
/ TS,r1n.0r x W Thompson, r A. Thompson, Inlrston
T,npkin, Toombs Tuck Wentworth Wine Nlck WI
~ Nilianl.. NLmol Wilson. MoodwsEd--i
The Previous Question was, however not sec
| o,s.s and the bill went over Il being cebstsbie.
NJ ROCKWELL Of @. moved Resolution q
i The u.a of the Hal foT the Annus Meeting OF the
| T,i1rirs,ou society. which was adopted unaer tnt