New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

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Mr. PALFREl objected 60 the LANGUAGE. Depart
ment Of the Interior. (noving Az sGsndment ~ The
ute for the purpose a. D. ~ SamesHings bad schoo
boy translation IRON to- French ~hcn should - mn
fer the Interior instead Of Secretary Of Interior
De hoped therefore the name would De changed
Nr. NlSToS proposed o. amend the title By
mating thread bin @ establish D s2srtmen, Of the
Interior and 70 provide Assistsn; Secretary OF tne
Treasury and Commissioner Of Customs, which was
carried sud then
MrPAFRET proposed A substitute thst it should
oe bill % establish Home Department which ws,
carried and tue House sdiourned
SENATE. .WAsHINsroS Frisy Feb Is.
The Senate was engaged al day in the cOnsid-
GRAFTON u the General APprcp s,ion 5i having siier
1ebate Of hour laid upon tnff table motion thsi
hereafter they should meet a. n O'clock
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The hrst bushes in order " a. the amendment
10 the rule prcposed BY Mr CLEs B. SMITH. from the
COMMITTEE IN Rules 90 make < cut ~ order % rrove
the previous question on resoiuu0 q day
Mr.. WENT@okrH. %. III. opposed the smend-
nent being intended 20 uponthe rules o opersis
te next q pgress. and he disposed to shfS
the duty which would tevOve upon biu 50 Nemoer
oi that Congress o. meet this QUESTION. aud dispose of
Il there he moved that the snole let be aid upon
the table which was carried b. very large majority
NJ. CHESTER BUTLER oi Pean. moved that the
House resolve Itself into Committee Cd the " hole
the Postsge bill
The sPEAKER said If the House went into Com.
ltiee IL would ne for the Committee decide what
measure Il would tske Up
Tie motion having been put and agreed 10 Mr.
ViNToN moved thst the bi making on appropriation no
carry into EFFECT toe Treaty with Mexico be taken up
i- claimed that Il was Appropriation bil within the
meaning OF the rue providing that sueh bills should
have precedence OF al other business
The Char 50 decided.
Mr.. TooMBs OF Ga. appealed. but the Committee
sustained the decision Of the Chair.
The bill being taken up, Mr. SrARKwEArHER OF
\ Y obtained the door. but rsve nay TO Mr. Rocr %
Ohio who inquired Of Mr. NlNroN when be- iututsd
10 taeT the gag resolution o. stop debate. ~ that
necessary, they n ight hold evening sessions
Mr.. NlSTsN gave notice that he should when
occasion occurred offer resolution to en1 debate ~
p "Wednesday They could therefore hold
evening session. o they chose he thought this ras
bil which properly gave rise 90 the whole territorial
sud Mexican question.
Mr. STARKwEATHER then proceeded o make An
hours speech the Slavery guestou-csimng tsst
Congress had the power 70 exc ude slavery from the
territories acquired from Mexico, and District OF Co
lumbs, taking the opportunity 10 comment upon the
speech OF Mr.. THOMPSON Of Ind
Mr. WlLsOS OF y II followed IN a brilliant and
eloquent speech also the question Of slavery tracing
importation az slaves down . the present time, hui
commenting upon the course pursued By the slave
power which rad failed In carrying IL. objecis
and those obecs always tor the purpose Of strengthen
ing and sustaining the Save power. DE traced tts e
fort. from the formation of the Constitution through
the purchase OF Louisiana and ~ Florida tee admission
Of Missouri the annexation Of Texts snd ne division
OF Oregon He expressed his opinion thatthe day Hhen
the slave power could ntroi everything had gone ey
and gone BY. because the people had destroyed the
power OF politicians " no had ntroed the people by
the concentration aud centrsizstoD Of power and dis
tribution ~ Office There had been humbug used N
the annexation Of Tex4s u bad been called exten-
sion OF the sres ofIeedom bat those who used this
phrase little thought that In fact an extension OF
the ares of freedom not however in the South west
but In contrary direction In the North west The An.
n-xaii1n of Texss hgs msde M-ine half free already,
hsw Bsmpfhre entirely free. ana this because the
people hsd sOt the mastery OF the pohtitsns He would
consent 10 nd the slave power the sixteen thou
ssndth part OF Al inch The South should never hr
able ssy Of him " We have conquered you, and W.
can conquer you sgsin-not by the sid Of the black
slaves o the south bar by the the white slaves 0i
the North Never should that be said of him. HI
would 20 the extension OF sisvery-not n
the ssouion Of the Universe dependent upon IL
M BEDINGER OF Va made a speech lu support
of Slavery going over the ofrtrodden ground OF II
oesut es ae vsor Of The slave States, the number o.
men they mad sent 10 the war. the Independence OF
Texas &c &c When he CONCLUDED,
Mr. BUcKSER Of Ky obtained ths floor and on
motion III. COMMITTEES rose.
An rf va 81 m a ~
20 hold an evening session, but Intellectual, and
the House 81 journed