New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
WEDNESDAY IN THE HOUSE.
Corrssporderee Of Tho Tribune.


Protest az ainst the renewal Of the Patent for JE-
rnRo woop's Plow, and also by Ne PaGSix, u
get 10 resolution Of instructions 70 the Military
Committee to inquire into tho oxPsoiency Of per
rarent Notifications at Sschetts Harbor, PaEsroN
Hike called for the order oftho cay, which was me
sn eudment to the rules reported, yesterday, oy
NJ. JosKs. from toe Committee on Rules. Zoe
previous question happening 70 be peasaios Us
the House adjourned yesterday ihs 80 Ies.t'
brought 20 direct seton on tho suoJeo AZ,
urususlly so, for these psrlianentS,y ;-!Io.t lie
PEATHERsTos moved TO table. AUS g yo,e sn8 Ina
direct vote was ordered by f t,s a. che vote;
=, -. .Iex.rder Ashm1p Baker, Bay,
Ress.S Bingham Boola, sIgg' b5oS CO.. W. S,9o'.
B5roWs. 7 Bous, o. Coz Corwin Dspsrry, Disoey,
M bsoe,S oanss@, Eysns siea somII
ots,ry, Ge6nss Go,msn. y.I ia. 40" asymond Hs5ard,
rsmpi9p, ia Aoag ard w 7. Jsckson. jo1ss Jpnso,
e. King, @ K,Dg, King; nan,S mecs.aTssy.
req AeI~an Fsschsm, Moore, 40 o.
Ssne, Nelson, oge oos Od' r rec Ro5iP.oa. ROE
flSsn nsSpRo osr Ross Rnu'ey, Jr saekelI sawsele'
s.b.pss scbernerbero schoSlets SsoPp er.s,
ePslomE omn,ob. Un5erhil, Van Dyse, Vinlon. Wal
ysnew siSo Wsisins, Wentworth, WniIuetey, Williams
wI,on, Woo, f0aD ssoo h.ae AveretL Besle sisse
az o Brown, Burt Ca dwell CaaY,nap, DS.sh
SpSTsnd.on' Ewing Fes,her"on Hlnl 700 na'a'v %
Harris. Holiday, Howard, Hubbard, lnge; ), w
J,ci,on Johnson King LaSs,e da,o1, "a 80, en-
keLspe, hehulhn, Meoneen, pc" stanton, fbomss
j,eob Thompson, Toonbs. Venahle' "ansee' "H00'H'
WImot WOOD rsrd-46. 49,, Allan .,ss,,o0
arn.s,, bsly Boco.k Bosee, Bo~don Bosle, Sy C'
rove Buel Butler Csbe, Casey SieVe 1 1 1,'
S.,sse LsSsnser Evsn', Ffsedley Gerry 9ln2r-'
Gooctbow Green Grinoe hsessIt htlI Hns tI,aa
br,on r WlJohnsop, Kaufr ann Kerr, msrsnsl, NC
q euaSd. keKLsock, Meade Miller, hil'2n, a'I n'
Me-. EsT s1;, U5 Isps Stanton, sisplsns Soog,
+ r Tnor pscn fhurmsn, Tuck, Write, Widres-oS.
Alabama COBB being one OF the Tow Soushern
mar who voted for this very wise And hopeful
rooysmept desired 70 explain bis reasons for daring
iay. that's the word,) to differ from bis colleagues
and 40 he moved 10 reconsider. Now being IN
order, he desired no procrestinaton OF the issue.
Whatever NJ sht be the peril 10 the Union, he de-
sired that all questions between the North aod
the South should be met at once. Inc pre- J0r"ia'
handing system, intended TO De aooisne o5
caused delay and was evidently subject 20 De useo
for that purpose. ,.i.. -
Mississippi BROWN took CoBs's complaint 10
himself He, Of course, made speech 70 deieho
bis course. .L ..zht
NJ. MoRsE had voted Yea by mistske-thouyht
be was voting to kill the amendment by taonng ~
He asked TO have his vote corrected anu 'V'A w.
casion TO blow oil, as usual. ~,
Mr. Roor objected The SPEAKER decided that
The correction could not be made, except win
unanimous consent. Mr.. MORSE appealed. Inc
Chair was sustained. Dir NISTON thought tne
odfaihioned rule the best, and 1t dd not aio" oe.
bate at all sfer debate was ordered stopPed-tnat
il meant what il said. Mr. VISToN moved to lay
the motion 10 reconsider on the table. This was
carried and thus fnale was put to squab5le
ever matter which every body who sincerely de.
,ired to have the work Of legislation so on could
have had no difficulty about,
Now came a motion from Mr.. AsHMUS to take
ND tie buginefs on the SpeaKER's table, followed
by a motion from Mr. BAYLY to go into COMMITTEES
on the State ofthe IniOn. This presented trying
question Of duty on the part Of many Of the Wings,
,s the vote Oh Mr. AsHMUSS motion will show.
Bere it is. - ,...-
YEAs-Messra Abertson. Alexander, Ashmun Baker,
Bay, Benne,, Bingham Bi5sel Bo1se, soon b15gs1'
J. p Caldwell Campbell, Cartier, Casey ClaIk, Cobb,
Corwin Crowel, Dckey, Doiy. Durham, Dutsee Ewing,
fitch Fuller Godl,s, German Go, G,i0nel Hail. Hsmp-
ION Harlan, T. L. HaInI, Hay. hib6Gr1 A. Johnson L.
Jotnson, Jones' Julian, King, King Lelei Lille
fslG, II: Esnn, Mann, Marshall. Mcc!ensnd, aeoon-
sle EeKissoCk, Nolan shbn, Meacham Ose, Dds Outlaw
Pesslee, RiehaI d,on, Rsey Robinson Root Rosa Saw
ieIe 9ehsrnerhorn Sylvester, Sieison Jane. Thompson
J. y. Thonpson Vsn Dyke, Waldo, Wentworth while
Soy, Wilson Wood, YouDg-S0. -. NJ, ,..,.
EAYs-hessrs Anderson, Ashe, Avereu Bayy, Seee'
CssrssS cnsmsn, Cole Daniel bebsrry, Disney, Daer,
Duncan, EdnundsoD, Evans, FeaheIaton FoSIeT Gen
try, Gould, Hhowsy Hamilton, HsTsson, u hsfhs'
sW Harris Raymond, Henry, Hosgls1d HoiAasy' h0w ~
pro, Hubbard lpgs Jackson, ". JscA,In' AZ. "
yoIson Ksn O. King La seIe mSs0o sisST.I Nc
Queen, NeWine Meade Milson, Moore Morris S sao,ss
kesloD, Nelson, Orr, 0ds Owen, Parker, recs, rneips
Pbanix, Pitmsn Powell, Reed, Reynolds lekwei is7
Hun sew Jr Savage schenck Bcbooicr.f Seldom Snep'
peId spsloing, stsniy, H. Stanton Stevens, shong
vey.S i %Ssss y wSea %see WSSO. Ws6oIn
Nncfiok, Williams, Wilmot Woodwsrd.lO&, A.
ABsEsT OR Nor VoTING-Mesus. Allen, Aston An
SrewG Boeoek Bowdon BOwln, Buel, c Butler Cabell,
Cleveland, Cocock Conger, DInmck, Dixon, A Evans,
Tresdey Gerry' GILMORE, Goodenow, Green, Hsekett,
Hsmmopd Hsrmanson Hebard, Hilliard, Holmes, Houf-
Ton, Howe, Hunter, kaufman o. King, hssin %iIs',
e 81 rseue P Stanton A. Stephens sveeIser, fnur-
man Tuck Whits-47.
The conflict, as TO duty, TO which have referred
above, will readily occur TO you. 1t was whether
they should let the quasi discussion go on pom the
Civil and Diplomatic, or get at the Texas Bounds
ry Bill, which presume would have been prefer
red by the Wbigs as the most urgent, In their
opinion. l think the vote resulted expeden!y
Indeed the course Of debate today showed It. Ii
vas hard upon the Message In reality, the AP2oo'
piiauon Bill never receiving the hrst word OF at
/. ntion. 1t is to be hoped that, should the time
bttween this and Friday be consumed oy discus
sions on the Message, that all the steam Of patriot
i,m Will have been let off, and tina, then the House
viii be ready TO vote upon the Ssnate bills.
The motiontf BAYLY having been adopted, and
the House resolved into Committee, MIR. AsHmU'
opened the debate on the Message. He defended
Il absysbut not discretly 10 my opinion. He sho y
ed a aesree Of timidity in meeting the doctrines
the Disunionists. which little became the "leader
OF a great party st such crisis, and took cours'
which was hardly adapted to oonciliate and con
centrate the forces of bis own section. For OK
ample, when speaking Of the course Of Extremists
he spoke Of persons in the North who "ponfe'
d,sunion," and of others 10 the South who "did no
rant reace" When the Southern Ul,ras, such q
BROWN and Seldom, Loco Focos) rose to correc
hin or to explain, he was all courtesy but Whe
GIppIkes Ia Wing Of his own sectionl rose to ez
plain bis positions, no vas refused the floor, mos
sunerciliously, and the refusal was followed a
vitb sneering filings Perhaps it is not Of m.
bpsipess to dictate bat judging by bis speech to
5sy. think you would do a service 10 the part.
by advising that be be put back Into the ranks
when Gr. AsHMUS concluded there was m1ol
snrireipg to the floor. Mr. To0MBs got IT, H'
made a speech full OF Disunion sentiments, urge'
vitb a ere of zeal peculiarly his own. he dis
seted. he said, totally from the President, consd
-. him To have nrnpos el % blend in bis eontin