The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

Thompson.
The resolution Of thanks then adopted.
IL was now fifteen minutes past eight
The report of the committee Of conference on the
Army I'LL was conoaxred in
GoyEknMkNT THE TERRITtRiks Ihh s'h"s"Ls
BE1wEsF THE TWO housss r.s S.
The state CT the case briefly this ;.-Tne Senate
pas,.d An anne ndment to the General Appropriation
bill pg the constitution Of thu United States
and the laws in relation TO the revenue tho Indian
ribs and the public lands to the territory west Of the
Rio del Norte acquired from Mexioo and the Presi-
IL to prescribe snd all proper
and neestu rules and rteuAtione In conformity with
the constitution OF the nted States fer the enforce
MT of sad and for the alton Of order
trspooiIity, and the establishment of justice thsre
and appoint officers for the execution Of the laws
app, opristpg two hundred Thousand dollars to carry
the provisions into effect The House rejected this
amerdme Mt. and q committee Of conference was ap.
dfncnIties r.. B., e.,if I'd ......0,., .t .I
Mr.. VINroN came into the hall, and raid the COM
mittse Of conference had been unable to come to
conclusions he therefore asked that the committee b.
discharged. sr,..... a. 81. .5.. . l..
This took the House by surprise, and
MIR. AshhUN immediately said that he should like to
ask Of the Speaker the preefs condition OF this BILL
that every may know the effect of the hs IL
aboutto dive Ny ins.ntio is cries to the members
tests -my intention is that the House shall insist
on their disagree to the Senate dmsnt hat
is striking it wish to ask, in the first place,
if the Htpss instt whether 1t would be in order
for the to vote agreeing With the other amend
meDts? l, ..r.r. r.. M
Mr. WINTHROP now relieved Mr.. Cobb from the du-
ties of the chair. He ssid that II the House receds
from the disagreement the question will be opan for
amendment IA voice" And committee OF oon-
Mr.. AsHMus-I believe that there is another stage
final adherence move that the House insist on the
dies gre me mt to the Senatas ame ndment
Mr McCLERNAND-I ask whether the motion to re-
cede have pot precedence OF the motion to Insist.
make hat motion.
MIR WENrwoRrH- Il move to lay that motion on the
table and ask the yeas and lays, and move call
of the Hou'e and ask thathe yes'and nays be taken
MIR. BAYLy amid the excitement, rose to . question
Of order / wa mt to know how many motions the gen.
tleman make, and call the yeas and nays them
e. That's it"'' he can't do it'll ,.,t
Mr.. GENrRr-l wish to make an inquiry of the chair
II there be any questions, 10 there not q prObs
bility that the bill will be lost. We ought to
whether this Is the intention Of any one. e. Order
The SrnAxKR-The gentleman from Illinois moves
cal. Of ths House, and asks for the yeas and nay,
q the House will RISE {" oh. We don't want call Of
III. yea. and nay. were not ordered, and call Of
MIR. wlNrwonrH said something funny, ana there
After ipnumersble questions had bssn put to and
snswsred by the Speaker the House recedsd from its
mendmept, (sriking out that of the Senate provd-
iEg gcvsrnme mt for the territ ores Yeas Ill nays
l06; and this brought again the Senate's amendment
before the House. -. ...., .la.
Immediately there We're at least atty members on
their feet calling out at the top of their voices, Mr
Speaker - to obtain the recog niton Of the pre-
siding cfacer There was the greatest possible confu
sion, and cries Of Order! :" Order down In
Mr MoREHE a o, having secured small share Of at
tenton, raid that 1t was necessary to do semsthing
He was member Of the COMMITTEES on conferences.
(tDown in front :" ''Order ~ "Order!') Hs had en-
deavored to meet on some common ground to adjust
this sgitstipg question. He thought he had done
something which would answer; and then moved an
udnent to strike out the words West of the Rio
taetoy to those Who have ths moss vital Wis.,
that nothing in this act shall affect Ia any way the
boundary Of the State Of Texas" He moved tho pre-
Mr. AsHMrr-It the previous question be not sus.
tanned viii It be in order further 60 amend tins amsnd
ment Of the Senate
The SrxAxRR- Not at the Same tme
Mr.. AsHMvN-As On amendment to the amend.
ment? .t ...
Conversation eDsued about points Of order attended
with the usual excitement. Then the demand for the
In reply to question, the STEAMER said, that the
main question On not now ordered, the subject goes
over unul tomorrow.
Mr. DuER-MHy not the rules Be suspended!
MIR BAyLY-Will 1t not require vote of two-thirds?
The SrEAKER made q deci.ion that :hs previous
Questic applied only to Mr.. Morehoads amend nent.
Mr. GENrEy raised question, that all this debate Is
out Of order. lOrder," order" question:" "ques-
Questions Of order were piled up, aud sftsr thess
were disposed OF,
MIR A.HnrN moved to lay tho motion on the table,
and asked for the yeas and nays
The SrEAKtR-Tbat would take the bill with it,
Mr. AsHMuN--Tben do not move It,
The main question was ordered to DO put--yeay ITO
nays 10l. IL was now half-past nine.
There the greatest possible confusion Of voices
were raised and loudly di.oussed and then the
amendment Of Mr.. Moorshead was agreed to--yeas
lee nays 20.
order rased there were di.putes for the oor
nd loud calls to "oTder,n aud for the question"
Chair
Mr.. THOMPSON, of lndaus-I address myself to
NJ rthern nd southern me n, ana, II knoW myself
without any sectional feeiog in what say. cSpeak
louder" "loudern "order.'O Tue Senate have adopt
an amen dment for the government OF Califor mia
md New Mexico to which the House have disagreed;
and unless something be done We sh all leave this hall
IN n si ate Of excitement such as will bs depored.
pr cpose to submit anne udEeut As substitute for
TIE Senate's amendment propose to recognise the
constitution OF the United States As extending
the t.rritor;e so far the constitution may be sp
picsble to their condition propose to recognise ex
str laws far IS the laws protect persons, proper
~ ard religion; and give the President power to car
,ortinus in fore. until the fourth Of July 1850 unless
ooner sup.rseoed by act OF Consre".
Mir PErrIr, (or somebody near him. Can you carry
Eir TnoMrsoN-Tbat 10 not in the constitution. I
propote to make provisional government, the Pres
70 agree to that.nl l move the previous question.
MIR. ViNToN raised point OF ORDER and began to
discuss IL, when
MI ToOMBs said: " We've hal enough OF this land
this was spoken Ia anger
MIR vrsIos with strong EN- phasis) have right
anov IN tn. to
and few more points Of order piled up. The tail
form Of -
MIR wKSrwoR1H wsssprominent. He moved call Of
the House, and asked tho yeas and nays. The clock
indicated half pas. ten.
BIT OF Row-YREE SOIL g. SLAVE SOFT
The yeas and nays ordered; and the Clerk pro-
seded to call the names The Speaker several times
cauted the Clerk TO suspend until the House came to
order and knocked and banged to produce the DESIRE
BILE result.
We noticed on what is called the democratic 81 10 Of
the hall Gas contra distinguished from the whg) gss
lures among members, a. though the blood was up to
the boiling point At eaet twenty their feet
The loudest voice heard that Of
Mr. BArLY, Of Virginia, who insisted that gentlemen
t. Ike their seats. "A BRUTE" he said has come over
here to ineu my colleague There vas little move
nert in that direction plsnly showing that certain
gentlemen were as ardent - . Southern sun could
make them" Damn these free soilers" they ought
nave their throats CUT" two Of the classical
OK prs ssions that were uttered.
Az we'll a. could learn, Mr.. Giddin went over to
his brother free soiler, Mr. Turner nd dialogue
sonei hing like the following, ensued -
Mr. GIDDIrcs- Alb, ha! Turner, how goes III are you
on this ride good Hatured ss We en- that?
MIR. TuRNER-No cir; soms Of these Southfsns
threaten to take our hearts blood.