New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

. on. Dg-r. Darr. Ecker Eissi Edwards Enbree.
Evsns Fsrsr Fsrrsy, Fcshn. Fisher, Freddy Gidt.ug
non. VI H.mptor. H-r 'ey. Henry. y 3 Holmes. au
/ nard Hudson Hunt ingersoA. Irgersol. lrvil
Jenkirs, J. h johnson. H-I.osg D P. hius Lshn. W.
Lawreace. :. Lawrence. Lefer, Levin. Lincoln, Lorg
Lyude. Mscsy. NcCielsn5. McClsrusnt, McIlysin-.
Nelson Newell Nicol PA'frey PeAsi ee feck PeUe Pesr
Pollock Patnsm. Reynolds. Richardson Rich-y Robinson
hocAni- J Rockwell J. 4 Rocswe, Ross, Roos. Run
Smsfi. Szih. Smi,h stSrkseAlh.r stewart susri
SSronm ST9ns Tslmstss. Tsslof. Is' rsouPson R W
Tn. Wsrrsn, Wsn.wouh. Vale wics. Wiley. Williams
Wimoi, Wlison-l-7.
Inc previous question was seconded. the main
,qgesou ordered and The Ayes md Noes called On tie
passage resulting Yea 10, Nays =. As follows
lsks-hrssrs Abbot, Adsms Ashman. seoher. Bins
han. Sirtss Ssckmsr. srodh-sd Suckn-r. Saler Car.
by. Istncsrt. Cspp CLARK, COlsmer, Collias Cocger
Duer' DEM EcEsrt EdssI Eewsra. Emsree. u Essn.
Fsrs1 FNrely. Ficsin FISHER Fresdley. Godtngs Goa
Greeley. Gregory. Cinunen Hale n X Hall Ham.
T. Holmes. Hubbard. Hudson. Hunt, Irwin jenkins.
II Johnson Kellogg. P King, Lam. " Lawrence,
McCeasnd McClerusnd. Mcllvsiue. j. Mann II. Mann.
MAsh Marvin. Morris, Mulin, Murphy, Nelson, Newell,
Nco- PAfey P-ssee. Pea Peu.e. Peli, Pollock Put
nain Reynolds Rchsrison. Rchey. Robinson. Rcckhil.
}. kocswel, }. A Rockwell. Rose, Root. Rgmsey 81
smith smith T smith. stsrkweaher. stewart Susri,
s,rohfn srorg rslmsdge rsyior. Jsmes Thompson
~ q thompson. " Thompson. Illrstou Tuck. Van DYKE
asm.. wtnot Wison-lS
NAAs-hessr Alknson. Bzrringer, Barrow. Bsyly 3 ID
niger. Bocock. Bo.is. Bowt0r. Bowln Boyd. Boyden,
Bridges, ". O. Brown, Brown. Bun. Csbell, Ch,p
man Chase, L. Clsrs. Cingmsn. II. Cobb, W X W
Cobb. Cocse, Crsteld Croz.-r Daniel, Dounel, q Dun
can Evans srsher..cn. Foumoy. french, Fulton
Canes, Gayle Gentry. Goggin. Green " Z. Hall Hsrs
s1r, Hamsrson Harris, Haskell. HI. HUisrc, / +
Holmes. Houston. lnge, yer.or Jsmesou AJOhnson.
". Johnson 70. " Jones }. " Jones, kaufman, heu-
non. r B King. Ia Stre Lyon Lumgkin, Mcdowell.
Nj are g. aHa ~ ha.F
s~ Psndieon Peyion. Phelps. fil'bary Preston Rhetl
Romsc sawyer Shepperd. simpson. SIsn.ou, Stephens,
Thomas. Jacob Thompson. J. b Thompson. romptins.
Toombs, Nenshle, W0odwsfd-S7.
Mr. JrLiUs ROCKWELL of Mass. moved A recon.
siderason snd tina, lie on the table, which WAS car
RED.
Mr. CRlsrIErD OF Mi. moved reconsders-
ton Of the by which the resolution granting extra
compensation 20 thu Clerks Messengers, Sc. was laid
On the table yesterday
Mr.. T0oNBs OF Ga moved % lay that motion on
the table The Ayes and Nays were called for, but re
fused, Only Is rising T,llers were called for and OF
dcred and resuiiet-T0 lie the table 77-tgsnst IL
90. SOFT WAS laid on the table.
Mr. LEVIN of Pa. moved that the House 20 into
Committee for the purpose OF taxing up the bill to pay
the Mexican claims
Mr. MEADE of Va. had leave to introduce a bill
10 establish Branch Mint in the Territory OF Califor
MIA which was road twice and motion made 10 refer
il to the Committee OF the whole. lie also moved to
make {, the special order for TO morrow. Pending a
discussion on points OF order.
Mr. C,LEE B SMITH OF Ind moved to 20 into
COMMITTEES of the Whole on the bill to organize the
Territory OF New Mexico. which was carried. and
Mr. CRANsToS of Il. | called t. the Chair.
Mr.. SNlrH moved TO dispense with the first
reading. which was agreed TO
The first section being read
Mr.. NiSroS of Ohio offered An amendment pro-
yding tina, nothing Ia the contained should be con
strued 10 impair the claim OF Texas 10 the territory
East OF the Rio Grsnde but that suit should be insii
q - In ha
preme Court OF the United states decide the ques
ton whether IL belongs 10 Texas or not Mr. " sdyo-
Gated the amendment ia very brief but pertinent
speech.
M GREELEY sad he had never been more sur
prsed In Ms lite than a, the amendment proposed by
Mr. v He asked II Il indeed only question OF
law lie thought u was question OF liberty and IA
tura right Here was people resisting and demand
Ing 20 be- protected sgsns the claim OF Texas 10 rule
them. 10 proposition % refer 10 a Court com
posed OF majority OF Shareholders question wseth'
slavery should be extended over New Mexico or not
over Territory larger than New En- gsnd-arger
than New r ngland and New York together. lie could
not that this right Just that the people OF
New Mexico should be- entirely overlooked II they
would propose TO submit It TO the people OF New Mex
leo he would be In favor Of Il.
Mr.. BAYLEY OF Va. followed IN condo nnation
OF the proposition 10 unconstitutional
Mr.. TOONBs of Ga. Ia the same strain aud IN de
nunclat0n OF Mr. GREELEYs proposition 10 prevent
the extension of slavery % this territory He contend
ed that although ne had In 1876 repudiaed the title OF
Texas 10 this Territory yet the acts OF the Govern
Of the United States had substantsted that title
Mr.. ScHENcK OF Ohio, in opposition 10 the right
OF Texas 10 this Territory In forcibc speech. show
that the whole of the President and OF Con
gress had been In reference 10 New Mexico that was
a separate and distinct Territory from Texas When
he concluded
The Committee rose and reported.
Mr.. HUDSON wished % make a report from the
Committee Ways and Means and 70 that II snd
minority report be laid the table and printed. Oh
lection was made, and il was not received.
Mr. TOONBs tried % make his report, but Mr..
HUDsoN objected, as bis had been objected 10 and ON
motion Of Mr. BAILEY the House adjourned.