New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
selesr.pbed to you some Day. ago. Both the Pie.

tions. The United states occupy, thus IaE the van
background In this Cuban difficulty and the sagaci
tvsn9 sb1tv of Mr. CLAYTON will enable them q
,ets;n n maugrc the attacks Of unprincpled serb
bier. from whatever quarter they may emanste.
NJ. BsooKs, / am informed, has received from
Georcia large number of letters in regard 10 the
eALyBIs Claim, with certified copies Of certain pa
nsrs from the archives Of that State, which it is
aid wa place the justice OF the original claim in
sti more Objectionable light before the public than
Aha, vet assumed The debate, which commences
forthwith, will bring it all out, so that the People
will bave fair opportunity to form their own Juog'
ments upon the facts as derived from the records
and pubic Offices Of the State of Georgia. II Mr..
KAUFMAN introduces the resolution he gave notice
M when the subject was under discussion last, It
will pass by very large msjority Yours, CLIO.
r...s.x,s yeuse observation-disclosures eisus--
An Rxsdus from the Bounty Lands Din
euiry by aid of King Caucus, dc.
CUrespordenee Of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June IS.
One Of the first things done this morning was a
motion for call Of the House. This was made by
NrBuRT Of South Carolina. The Yeas aud Nays
were ordered, and resulted in a refusal by ll5 to
%. This vote found the following absentees-at
least they were silent and it is presumed that on
such VOTE no one present aostaned from voting;
Andrews. Asbroun, Baker, Bowie Boyd, Cabe, Cable,
frhiol CAMPBELL Cleveland Cocock Conra5 Duer, Dun
can DuIkee FssihersioD, Gentry, Green Racket Ham
HsSmond Hebsrd, Holmes, Houston Howard, Hubbard,
Jackson WIN IT. Johnson, (Andrew) johnson, Games
laorscs) Mason MeLsao lFinis MeMulen MIlsos,
korebeAd Mes, Oge, Orr Oven, Rose, S1eyeas !uhal-
deash Thompson, John RI Tuck Vensble Vnton' WOOD
and woodwsro-5S!
One would have supposed that nobody would
soon be found absent, after such vote as the
above and yet, in few minutes only thereafter,
on a motion by Alabama CoBB to go into Commit
tee Of the Whole on the state OF the Union, with
view to resuming the business Of the day, which
was the everlasting squabble over the Bounty
Lands BILL carried lie to 76) the following men,
bers were wanting;
Andrews. A.he. Ashman Bowls, BowIin Cabel,
Cable Cleveland, Cobb Nv r WI Colcock, Conrad Duer
Duncan, Gentry. Hsekett Harmanson, Harris Is w
Jseison wv IT, Johnson (R w, Ksufmsu, Ker, Levin,
sswielle, Stevens trhsddeas6 Tuck, VintOn and Wood
81!
The most curious fact developed by this vote
was the absence of the mover himself, Mr.. CoBB,
and he the author of the very bill which it was de-
signed to take up in Committee
We bad stormy time after we got into Con.
mittee, as was anticipated, great deal Of confu-
sion and rather more of personality than usual
Tbin latter element resulted from the action Of the
Caucus Of the friends OF the Bounty Land Bill on
Saturday evening. The Caucus were charged, on
the one hand, with undue interference with the re-
gulsr course Of legisation; the other it was de-
Tended as neither improper nor unusual. The spar
ring was confined pretty much 10 the Ohio Deiega-
tion-CRowELL and GIDDINGs The last named
gentlemen got up q rich scene with five minutes
speech. CRowELL had represented his colleague
ftom Ashtsbula as having fallen victim to the
Caucus. GiDDINos owned that he had attended the
md rfa1 hx on inot hath col aao
had himself been In Caucus. CRowELL denied it,
6IDDIEes said he thought his colleague had attend
ed the double oked caucus at the beginning of the
session; but, perhaps, 1t would turn oot that his
ue belong 10 that class OF beings who found
no place in either Heaven or He'll. lLaugAterl
dippNcs then went on to say that no had ut
tended the caucus 10 aid in coming 70 conclusion
and thus to put a stop to the squabbe-at tn
same time feeling Indifferent to what bill they
passed. AID, continu ed be, only wish the friend
of other measures would get together with like
purpose, especially the friends of California. Their
they might be expected to agree upon something
adjourn and go home. He here drew a graphic
picture Of the want Of concert, and alleged that the
only perfectly organized party was the Free
Boilers, adding that, If others would only follow
their example with the blessing OF Providence they
would yet see their way clear. His remarks were
well received but fear that, as with tie re-
pentant sinner, too often, the effect will not last
long, No appeal could have much effect UGH
hardened sinners as some OF these servants
:" Tue FeoPie nave given laulentaOle PROOF Ol oelnS
in the Legislative sense mean Of course.
After great cal OF squabbliDg, and the voting
down OF a host Of amenGmen.s-some of which
were made in good faith, others &" riders" sub
stitute was proposed by Mr.. MILLER Of Ohio.
This was adopted by the Committee which then
rose and reported it to the House, which passed it
imme diatey by a vote Of l65 Yeas to 80 Nays
This substitute was the concoction of the Caucus
on Saturday night. The main point of difference
between i and the original bill indicated by tele
grsphon Sunday. But, nevertheless il was my in.
tenton to send you copy of it; and with that
view proceeded TO copy it. Finding however,
that II weuld certainly go to the associated Press
BY telegraph, gladly suspended that by no means
enviable task, and handed the manuscript over to
the telegraphic reporter. hope il will have gotten
through with due speed.
Seeing how many worthy people lincluding, of |
course, all the hungry, gaping spectators in that
terml are interested in the provisions of this BILL
Will be read with no unusual concern. You al. |
ieady Know my opinion Of it. But join with you /
IN the hope that 1t will open the gates TO the Public
Domain upon the unrestricted and righteous princi
pie OF Homes for Al-hopes for ali men and wo |
men, because they are such, and not to man killers |
The adjournment from Friday to yesterday, which /
was Resolution day, you know, prevented as intend.
ed no doubt any resolution for the expedition Of the
California question coming up yesterday. The |
Bounty Lands bill came up instead. 1t has con-
suned today in addition. throwing the Galphin
business over; it was fixed for this day. and to-
morrow, the Iowa case will be on the tapis In
this aspect OF AFFAIRS It is very uncertain when poor
bedeviled California will DO heard of again. So |
We gol SIGMA
Absence from the House-aIr. Campbell.
HoVsE oF REPRESENTATIVES