New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
xxxIst CONGRESS. :. First Session.


Four private bills, granting Peasions were ia
a io,nE resolution received from the House, au.
thorizpg he President OF the United sste 70 cause au.
10 be brought agalnst george W. Oi9"i0''i N -
Oh MIR BADGER hoped it would be put on its passage.
Nr DAWSON moged to refer IL TO enc Judiciary
Mr. TURYEY opposed the Resolution. Mr. CFaw-
ford vvns only Attorney OF hs Agent OF E1aphn, and
received only AuoTpsyno su could be III intaiG
70 sgaiua him Attorney That plea would be sufficient
He plesd that the Courts had no night 10 inquire
into II .e Element the accounting officer o. Mo Treasury
This ole preceding hen, was mere effort TO white
WISH Cr8w ford for all knew the suit mu' end 10 nothing
MT EWING Asid the Senator vas mistaken. Mt
Crsw ford sduta thet received the meney, and pledges
bluts that he viii enter the pea h.I he &C ed A.
or bs The scion of The Officers Of the Trea,ury
ives conc uLve In Courts shOud Crawford here after
rIe pleas he would he dhonorod man only pea
viii b. lhbi lhe Payment was Vaid Upo1 lss1s lhe
ttsl viii IKE Place. Tders could he The sshng In
he mailer If hid been any black mailing by Com
nitees or Others The truth would Us established and Jas
Mr KUTLER thought that the Courts of the Uni.
ted Ststs shuuo he msde erbi raors upon q1eIions 10
whichitdviduss consder ibtr hcnor involved n ne
eved M i5hyr ford OF honor, ald will pu! Ia
sch, cq pta hut II he die, bic executors come In,
.ud rhoA peas ey put In and The case end IN no hog
MIR DAWSON regretted the feeling SHOWN by MIR.
Tuner but when gentlemen spose OF white washing the
cfatteT OF George " Crawford they anon kuoE first
cckAracter ofths m'n Asa friend Of ~ Ctswto.d, ne
nsn pubic officer ass politician required white washing
even by h- Supreme Court
2.
honor 10 Mir Crav ford bat hat Individual in the Stc
nu icbon Tho Houie OF RepesenslSea naked az rx-
AMIR sion had and he was condemned He then TO
sssed that sui! should be brought aad as mo merits OF II
could be easily shown the case would clesr hlm
Dir. DAWSON asked what proceedings CT the
Houpe condemned hr. Crawford
Mir TURhEY seld the House proceedings Pp0ke
MT. Dawson said there wa, nothing in the House
proceedings cord inning ar. Crawford The late Attor
Ley Gerstn with great m&gnauimty had completely Ell
unefpted crawfo FORD suc took R the responsibility aud
bleue n there any, upo1 himself Why then should
ms lie ca eo ~ effort whitews M CrsEfJrd wnsn
he werhyeady completely exouerBted. that hr Craw
ord thai The doubt that 40 ne entertained "a 10
he VALIDITY Of he payment may he removed by Judicial
dsc,i.u II that decisiou adverse MIN he viii refund
every ceBt with ouL g Inurmur
Mr CoopER said that the joint Resolution was
deiectve 1t wss well established law thai lnoaey paid
lhr, ugh tniGtsfe of could Tot be covered
Er CRAWFORD would no: maze this plea, bat
bt Executor might Thi. Resolution should be amended
- Mr. Nj BADGER defended the Resolution, and Mr.
BuTLHR moved 1t The Fable and The motion WsI
sgt eco to-YteI ~ Nal', 70 ~,
pfoylde Co.tcrcu Districts IN California, and TO make
temporary provision for working the Gold aiaes and re-
serving oder in The Mining districts, was taken up do
The ludian Appropriation Bill was taken up
pre.t many an merits made IL stll pendng, v hen
ihs Senate ais o'clock took recess vi b O'CLOCK
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The bin approprating six millions OF the public
lands to the for he support OF INDECENT insane VA
Oh mocn Of Mr JoNEs referred to me Soinhi''oe Vi A
Whole his Sate OF The Union
TIE Senate bill to increase the CommissArtat OF
the nv By adding four Comnssa lea gas passed, Wun
an kmetdme sulho.,1g Major Gen scotI 10 eesect nis
SeIior Aid from ihs list OF Captains The law proNced
fr rejection hom Lieulensns ard one Oh ga AsL n1I
bean nrono,ed for gallant conduct In Mexico ANS Dill
The House took up the bill to amend the act
providing for he better security OF Pase9gefs on vessels
propelled whole or 10 pArI hy Steam HrequlfeSan1rg
,her hing, hfe life preaerver for each psasan
per always readiness no comDu'hole material TO be car
RED fres h. boilers 10 be examined every six moaihs
Al the number AZ psssenges pescroea according to
he dimersorI Of vessels The act TO lake effect lst Of
Mr. NcLAsE, who reported the bill, said it was
framed Aiter consullson wiki sIesmbosIoWner TWAS
passed. -
making appropriations for The army
Three hours were consumed In discussing Mr..
Btnbas proposition 10 pap certain Western volunteers
schsrKid 81 The conclusion OF ne mexican war helr ar
resrHges OF mileage
Mr. BeRr's substitute, approprieting s40O 900
Tor the deficiency agreed making ihs pay by The usu.
instead Of The Greet route and this and ohsr amend
rnenis were hnsly rejected
Mr.. BAYLY called the attention OF the country to
the Of the excessive expenditures proposed showing
Inst CengreHs were spproprsupg more money ,han hy
are raising By tsItf No money be rssed than
present smount unless we TAX s and coffee aud this
would not be enough without esortng to direct taxation
leans Our national debt including $40 0Ooto Tsxas
is ss5to0t0a
MIR. GREEE charged Gr. Bayly with being in
favor CT reform but oppospg obeets with that view 1t
was liz SATAN reproving Sin.
Mr. billiard defended the Administration, and
said that Tie Wings not In msjofiry in congress
and thai The Democrats responsible iof large 40.
proprstors.
Hr. RICHARDSON resossed, holding the Wings
responsible for the ezsrsvagance
Mr. BAYLY defended himseE and she smocrats
IL the House
Nr, HILLIARD responded.
All this discussion rose al amendment OF Mr.
Bur, sppropgiRng four hundred dollars supply usca
in hg
tleTy. Tho amendment wBa reiscted.