The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-03

Mr. KAUFMAN inquired whsth.r Cougress did mt a.
propris's nfy thousand dollars towards carrying out
Mr.. SarH said that be would come to that d,rso.lv
ME-. kDwARDs-I undsrstsud the gentlemen 60 sny
that necesssry appoint Secretary oy ADD vi,h
the advice and so nssnt Of the Senate rms sppotut
Dent could not have bee bv the President
and Senate auss the Secretary t. the comm ssou
10 the individual who PEELED rsoortsr,s
gallery % Of n, the ssn.i. 70, lying hs' I'm.
WAS the editor Of the United States ,urnaL Of this
CITY and In his paper during tho psudsucy Of the
Oregon treaty said that tho SENATORS brbsd s.d
oouent up by the Briti-h Minister which he was
Mr. '1 Sn from In. ,hs gallery Of th- S-nste
authority Of the Presi lent and the salaries
A. MI nAhAL,os-wbat evidence has tho gentleman
-" So. .ns S sas have been a1sd? [Afsr psass
MT Smith opened hi. mouth to sneak vbsn
The SPEAKER said The ge mile man Win sms,. nd h,s
f'mAias an,il ak o'clocS
IL vsa nov bsf psst three aud the II ,uss In An
ocrdaLce with previous order took recess
| EvENiru SESSION
Inc siEAksk took the char at six O'Clock, but IL
being rather dark in the hs,-only dox.o sand,ss om
the DESKS an adjour nment susx.stsd
Mr. SMITH remarked that the House had decided
mat there should 6e an evening" session There we're
put few members here now would come in
shortly therefore, he would completes his remarks on
the OIL 10 appoint Commissioners and surveyor run
the Diary line.
| Looking towards the chandelier susoeuaed from
The DOME man was seen with torch, touching no
the jets and room there flood light thrown
on The da'kness below
Mr.. SMITH and the other members were now made
visible: That gentleman then quoted preosisns-, TO
fhow that Congress had heretofore. undsr similar
eumsnnces made prov,sion for the apo and
aiaries OF ohcers And whir he pro ,seding, tho
gas lights went out leaving che hall again
with Tho exception Of the dozen on tao mem
b,rs' dsiks.
brought about dark ness very iasr
There were CRIES for motions were made to
adjourn, snd there Was mucn oonfusou
Somebody called on members 10 preserve order and
promised that the candies should DO Forthcoming.
running about with candles in their hands Intended
for the derks.
Mr. AsHMuNs voice was heard asking the ssutle-
man from Conn' cticut to give way for motion 70 I'D
jouIn.
Mr. SMITH raid that he -oud give way for that pur-
pore. f. Lights !" "lghss.'J
Tsllers were called tor, but 1t too dark to count
The yeas and nays were taken, as a substitute, ana
the dal knes did Eot responses names %
they were calico by the Cleik
The result cas- 80, NAYS IA: 10 the
House refused TO Sojourn.
The srEAKKn- There Is no quorum. ('Can the
house." Can the House y
Mr. c. J. INO.SsoLL- Mr. Speaker, is there any Ne
oesMty for aquorum on q qasst,on Of sdjour nusnt!
ourn theie must be qoOram for the Transaction Of
| busins,s.
A call Of the House wa. refused
motion Was made to adjourn
MIR WENrwoRTH-l uaOerstsa d that the gentleman
The SPEAxxR-Ths House proceed With bust
nees, until II Ia acSttAiGed that 10 present
The yes, and Days were ordered ana chi ,Ss ,:Isrh
was proc' edng In TINS duty tie ode,,-r aga
lit up, and ~e bad a suflci- ncy OF ihumin nation.
The House again reiu-ed TO ADJOURN yeas IS, nays
It was ten minutes pas. seven
ME- Saith said, that =, the'e was now plenty Of
leht In The hail he would like throw Light on
Stanton.
matter carried the refuta LOB OF the
tisn on its face The treaty requires that, within
Twelve onths from Its ratification, the oundsry snail
be run, and 1t the auty tho President 20 exc
cute IL. When b. s'k.d tho gentleman from Connso-
fxed the falarief, he vas silent
Mr. AsHMuN-I ~ooid ak whether the President
s2reed with COL We lsr As TO tho salary he should
Mr.. HAnALsoS-When the charge 10 made, i win
MIR AsHMvN- Does the gentleman kuowr
MT: HAHAL'oS-They VINO charge lhouId bring tho
MIR. AsnMuS Do you deny It!
Mr. HAHAlsoS-The proof! the proof!
Mr.. AsHMuS- DO you deny IT.
Mr.. HARAisoN-Yes; now produce your preof Like
great many other charges calculated to iojure tho
President 'h,. will have ELECT. Your object gem
tlemtn is Political capt. al 1hn Effort like It's Illus
trous Predecessor ION tho Prot ,ool will fall harmless
to the ground believe that Pres,dens win Do sus-
tsin.d oy the American people, and by posterity In
Mr. AsuMus-I will say nothing about an admins
| tration now almost dtfunct. When tbs gentleman
that this question be settled BY the msriosn
people toll IN that the people settled tho
late sn election Nell =. the people have
| MI. WOODWARD (Nr Schenok having aooommo-
him BY the motion .s,d that it was
thority to appoint the officers The treaty 10 the
suprt me law Of the land, but Law ~hich make,
dollars are already appropriated BY the oonstitu ion
ConsIss makes TIE ofacs and the Presldent aud the
Senate make the officers but In this the Pres-
| dert and the Senate made both the Offices and the
officers.
Die to conclude that an appropriation made for
the .alsres in the clause OF bill that appropriated AZ
~ Thousand dollars In connection with tho treaty
Mr. WOODWARD replied, that he did not take the floor
TO make IN attack on the President. He thought 1t
OF having but twelve months for the app ne Of
O. nmissoner and surveyor, authorized him to cot as
he did
Mr. AsHNAN put ia word The bill for thu srno,,t.
ment OF commissioner and surveyor. and axins the
salaries was passed BY the senae bsfore ths 90.
u niSy tnoueand dollars referred to By the
ME- WOODWARD repeated hat he would lever consent
1ss me resident ard the Senate could create both
The Previous question was moved and seconded.
ne question Was stated on agreeing to the amend
ment OF Mr. Schcnck, TO The bill the Of
comms,ioner and surveyor toe 6oa ndsry ine
between the United States and Mexico, viz: rnst no
pait OF me money ,hsli DO paid to any commits
ener or urveyor or other officer, has heretofore
been appointed without authority ofla~.
Mr Conn or Georgia As this Ia inportA mt oues-
Ton and ths House Is not full, move that We cd
j'sIn -, Ion NO, no No y
! up the hfst thing In the morning
The SrEAEsE-fG
Mr.. wrrrvonrH-I hope, then, that the House VIII
Mr.. SENSES. amen ament to the bill Of the Senate
"as stIesu 10 yeas 90, 20
But this WAS thrown BY the House subsequently
passing tubsiituts for tao bill as thu, asndsd pro.
vldt tbat com missioner and . surveyor snsii be-
sPponed py 'he President, to be selected from the
coips Of Typographical ensineers nd other
omceis shs be employed. 1t fixes their salaries and
limits the cfic~s To three years
Mr.. L.yS moved that tue House resolve itself into
ommittee OF tho Whole the State OF the nion
with view to proceed to the consideration Of the Mex
lean Indemnity bill.
lie ytasat nays were taken and tho question was
o,c'ded IN The btgstive-yess 60, nays 81
MI l.. IL kNITU offered n rrsoi q nth tha ia
bate On The bill to establish terrors govern snt
Tor New Mexico shall cease in twenty minutes IL
sscer'ained that no quorum voted. rSenty minutes
| TO nine O'Clock.
|
Mr.. BrRr-Tbe House has refused to atjouru. I
move that there be call OF the House desire
adjournment but III not be gratiHed want others
| xs well n yself to stay here
| MIR. HESTER, Of Alabama hops there will not be
| csil Of the Houre The President will have his last