The New York herald., 1850-09-19
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ny USTg's ElTCTKo-MAoNET1c TELEaRArH
wAsHsaToS, September IS, 1850.
EAIIeoAp FsoN CHICAGO MOBILE.
The House aid the table motion ade yesterday,
Co reconsder the vote by which the Senate bill grant
.pg the right way and donating lands TO aid in the
construction Of railroad from Chicago TO Mobile had
sassed.
DELnoArE UTAH.
Mr. HAEars, tlem) of Illinois, moved that Alaon W.
Bsbbitt b. sduted TO seat in the House as Delegate
MT AsHuvS (whieJ OF Massachusetts, moved tina.
fhe motion OF Mr. Harris be laid on the table, !Mr.
Rabbit having been elected prior TO the passage OF tho
law creating the territorial governments OF otaaJ
which rss agreed to.
The House then went into Committee of the whsle
the state Of the Union and took up the blu pro-
,ding the payment Of instslmeut oil sa .5OOOO
10 Mexico according to the spulations OF the treaty
Of Guadalupe Hdalgo.
Mr. Dt.,gr CdemJ OF Ohio, offered On amen ndnsnt,
thnt the moDsy shall be paid under the direction OF
the Secretary Of the Treasury. lie mad UNDERSTOOD
that the eecr,.ry Of the Treasury and Secretary Of
.ptate under the late adm n-tr.top. had sought to
shit the responsibility aud that contract hsd been
made with an English house, for the payment OF The
q Mr- B.vIr DENY OF Va explained. stating thst
THE administration meassre and thai the con
tract made with the Dsrings Tor which the Presi-
Mr. Krru, (whIs) Of J.. dofandod tho arrangement,
and showed the advantages which would result from
II TO this government He said there was no other
possible wny Of having the buhneis done 30 well and
safely.
Mr.. Jorps, dem OF Tenn, as did the two genta.
men who preceded him opposed the amen fn Mt, aud
thought that require the sscreary OF the Treasury
to psy the would enorosch the functions OF
She executive ~ho is to tbs laws faithfully
executed. .
Mr. Bsrp, DENY Of Ky, wished to know whether
ericssl iniormstop haa not been roceiTet trOu the
Mexicsn government exprcfsing desire TO have the
money pad In different torn, oy The presentation OF
the drsts here nstesd q m9rsy hsiss dslivered in
Nspico.
Mr. B.,ty said he understood that no proposition
had been made by officially recognized sgent
Mr. Casrza, dem Of Ohio, opposed appropriating
the money niue months In advance. because IL would
&c through the hands OF vcrscous brokers' instead OF
zving II 10 the Mexican Minister Who prepared "a
execute I. quittance for the instalmont.
Mr. Fwise. (dem) Of Tennssste, protested again 7
the money being appropriated for \ debs which vii
not be due unt 1851 and until after the next session
ollar tili It gets receipt from the Mexican govern
niest - -
Mr. vrSror. gwhig) Of Ohio remarked tina. this bil
WAS precise onpy Of that under which prior install
ments were paid. lie supported the contract aliesdl
made
Mr. DrsNEy said his object was 70 aside the exist
Ing contract In order that proper officers should TAX
charge Of this matter.
Mr. B.rIt closed the debate, vheu the comuiitte
rose and the bill psssod-Yess, les; nays, 30
The nsys are % follows
81 ns Ubile of Ohio, CAldwe!i q Ky, Carter Crowc
pimmisk, DiEcy, Dcty. Dunham kanundton, IwirE
Teathsrst0n, Harris 81 Ala Harris Of III. hubbard, ings
Johnson Of Tenn iasare. Mann q Pc Asrshs hcl.na
esSsss. Thonr.or sf Niss wallace Wood and Young.
he Houe then ador rued.