New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

HOUSE OF REPREsExTAT.vEa
The J,urnal having been read. Mr.. Au -
aeved to correct the Jcarpsl. vhieh sssssd u. ~
wIIAss Of 3. c. sddrsssed the Hoass b rs,zrs
the rssosuoes Of the Lseislsssrs Of South cNos. b
special lssvs Nr. 4 called sssssuoa " the 're.s
xr W sshsi the general eonsent Of The Hosss u
ssns rsmarks. and that 10 svsa.s. ~ made H -
sred 10 appear On the josrnA IN th.s fosp - fs'
tser that vasr be M. Assxvv) askst 10 s5dfee u
House stsr NJ WAiIAcR. the suStsee 49,
'tss sss made. Upon THE . d-saliory S~sss sross
shee soot.pcsi ,Sr hour. kessrs RrAr f-eoD ~
ia STANTON, NcLASx and others l.cls ming tsst ssy
OBJECTION cad bern made % Mr. Assxv~'s .ttrrasnG
thr House and soue eontrndiog that The Iosrrel
wrons IN having mentioned Nr. wALIAcEs srs~eA =
AL aod would not be nenjlnS Il 20 adopt the snesd
uent The deeste was toafy ended ~ tie ,rvvtcus
esess.cc. and the smendmea, reeeted On . ,css ~
kyss apd Noee-sl Ayss. 81 Sc-s Nr. Asnxvi, ths
course OF lis rrmsrka stated teat al be wished ,ay
Yesterday was b. call attention 20 the vordtu, 20
arss resolution which sn ths, ,bs tire for a.
bad pss.cd while the gentleman fron soata
had Undertaken 70 d.seua The question.
When this subject was dispose Cd Ok the c
tees being ca ed Tor reports
Mr. J. K. l>cssS0Lf, from the Committee -
The Judiciary s.kct that thsf Committee De dsebarsce
rom lne farther consideration Of the chsrscs sesDsi
sise CoDkns OF the Northern District II Nev fcrk,
~ that their cxsmRAtOn b. recommended o. the see
c--rog Congress IS t~ss impossible for the Conast
,ce properly u into 4, duros the oTei rvGsis
de- ct ihe sessiou. The motion ~n agreed 10.
number OF private bills were reported IRON
the Committees
TIE Committee on the Library reported q Rsas-
lstoa providing Cor the purchase and torwsrtrs I've
copies OF the Report ot the Esplorin. k>pedsuca 10
Ausss IN ee OF others ostst hch wss agresd %
The same COMMITTEES reported JOINT Rsso.s-
to5. providing for the ds,ribu c; sc c0pss " The
American Archives nov In the state Department lyfnG
ascess, by the Committee After some debate ~
Nessrs h.AAL,oS, CeLLAsEs .na fat,Sx, rwss
l.. a .. H.. A 80 ~ hHrl flts
NJ Coss O. Ga. from the Select Comm o.
Rules reported resolution providing that ins leS
De in order % ti.pcss u any portion OF The cor z-rt
fund OF the House without its being reierrct 10
standing commi'fee. Pending this
Mr. hsHsU> owed to proceed 10 the eons,ders
ton OF the business On the Sp~skeT table for the p1r
pose Of taking up tho bill relative 70 sboshine Ne
Slave Trade IN IN. D..trici which vas carried
Communications from the Navy Department,
With li.t Of oricers employed Ia the Revenue Ma
rine-slso one iron, the Treasury Department With
list Of Ccnuscts-sn and from the pOsi oihce Depart
nort with list Of Conirsets
M Coss Of Ga moved that the House al l,ifn
-lpst
Several bills from the Senate were referred
The Senate bill u grant right OF way 10 kAA.
roads and Canals through he public lands and prosA
ing also that IT the request 81 the states the seds -
inirg the route 10 estspce ~ ten mies shsl 10 ~
served and conveyed 20 the ststo 10 whomso<ys
they may direct the nrce ~ sl Is per acre Tor ten
years at the .Spns''on OF which time the isnds s0s
cold 10 be subject u private cutry.
Mr. CoLrAN-g made some remarks IN explsna'
ton Of the bill shc~ns 'hs, msde grant u issds.
bat merely reserved lsbis sivius ths preampton rga
the st,e Tor ter y'ar. 10 pur,hsse At the IN a'ran
essla Inc inere..e the vsus by the eopsuueuou ,f "a
~ays Or can-ls He urged the passage OF the ei..
Mr.. VIsroS spoke In opposition to the hl' 90
the ground that the effect would be % Induce sp~suie
tor. 10 get up railroad schemes logroli them hfosst
IN. state ssiurc. .nd then with ths rcservsoa VI
twenty mi.s they would cover whole statee, eoa
where they had located their rsirosds through Oese
Iadisns Illinois, Missouri love, Wisconsin sod ail ~
south Western states, they would come back 10 Cos
sress with irressbe force and cay siSe % shese
andsr They would come back with united teieUa,
tons from these ststes. with resolutions ron ssses
Legislatures and rnsy IL would receive itself into -
element In the Presidential Elsction
Mr.. 2. w. TOnPKiss Of Miss spoke Ia support
u the bill Ia reply TO Mr. ViSros He argued uAs
Mr. Vr~roN mistaken in thinking shst the nsS
states would BE- willing to concur In any measures
~hch would arrest the sie and settlement Of The isa<s
In their limits Their prosperity vas dependees spao
The speedy settlement of the lsnds tie wss 10 seves
Of pursuing those measures which would 'ssa 70 -
reca alton OF the wilde their settlement and esluve
oor This could be doo- by fsciitat2s access oy coa
struciipg rosds which, at III. sstne time, wosid -
mean. OF defence IN stoI ding sc,es Tor shs eoevsy
spce Of ,roops munitions OF war &c. Ac he replies
To Mr. vi>Ios that the opposition comes With oeo
srsce from that State, which had received - mnon
land srsus 40 the STATS ~oud get ct the minimsm
yfie BY the provisions of the bill He s,o~.d ei@
q ready 10 vote for assistance TO sny great .llssa
work io sny Of the states of the Union. nee or oid
Mr. LIscoLS of Ill. followed la support ot the
sII and In reply Of ths oblscpoes wbtse bad
bssn urged sssinst IL by Mr. VISros. Nc arsed ~
instead Of Withdrawing lands from sss, wouie eseo
larger qusptity Into market We ssid In reply 20 20
lvfNToNs argument that the ne 5tates would eoooec
10 force these lsads from the Untsd ststss that NJ
biself showed that such idsa was imprsstisssie
for here he himself wss the nost promiaent oppoesss
o Of the bill
Nr. BRopsrAp then obtained the toor And
n moved An adjournment which ~as carried