New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
More about the GaIphin.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WAsHSsTos, Wednesday Afternoon, July
Galpbin and nothing else today. First came q
speech from Mr. McKIssocK. He is very earnest
but Numerically opposite in views from his col
leagues, Messz. BROOKS and CosGER. This marked
difference between your delegates on what IL GER
tainly plain case, has attracted good deal Of at
tention, and elected or less OF speculation as
to the why
Next came speech from Mr.. CARTIER of Ohio,
whose stentorian voice and rough and raspy man
ner are almost sertain TO get up storm. He was
very severe in his denuncIations OF the Revolution
airy claims to consideration set up In behalf OF
George Galphin. He said that, Ia his opinion he
was like ell other Indian traders-his patriotism
being a beads and whisky patrotisml He de-
nounced the whole Cabinet, holding them ali alike
culpsbe, seemingly. He compared them To the
money changers whom Jesus drove out OF the tenn.
pie. la this connection he introduced the figure Of
the golden calf The secret of Mr.. CRAwPoRD's
course was the love Of money-this was the god Of
bis idolatry. The Walstreeters came in for
hard knock or two.
The severity ofM CARTTER'sremarks detrac
from their force, in some degree, for which, no
doubt, the believers in Galphanism were duly
thankful to him. His speech created great deal
Of meriment
Mr.. CARTIER was followed by Mr.. HoUsros Of
Del 10 a calm, dspassionate argument In favor OF
the claim. He exculpated Mr. CRAWFORD and the
Cabinet from the charge Of fraudQlency but closed
with the ex preston Of hope that Mr. CRAwFoRDs
indiGcre.ion would serve as a lesson not only 70
himself ia future bat to all bis ministerial sue
cessors.
Mr.. king Of N. J. then took the floor and com
rnenced a moderate toned and systematic speech
In defense Of the claim and allowance. lie gave
vUav for a motion ~ adjourn before concluding, the
Uo1se having thinned down below a quOrum N, aud
Il beine eyidept-as Mr. BURT the mover Of the
adjournment remarked-that no vote was TO be
reached 10 day.
Evidently, from the number Of Members that
sought the floor, this morning, upon the conclusion
of Mr. McKIssocKs speech, there 10 good deal Of
gas seeking vent II IL gets It, good bye TO another
precious week
Before going into the GaIpin field. there was
quite a struggle as 10 an adjournment further than
Friday. First came motion from Mr.. morse Of
La 70 adjourn until Saturday. He added, for COM
mept that he wanted to be free himself and 70
have others free from the strife Of Congress for
couple Of days.
Mr. PUTsAM Of New.York suggested that he
amend bis motion with q " Whereas % morrow II,
&C Il 10 hereby declared that all men throughout
tte land should be free"
Mr.. JosEsof Tenn moved Friday instead Of Sat
urday, as an amendment.
The yeas and nays were demanded on both
DAYS, and after struggle with questions, teues.
sc the demand was sustained.
On the amendment, the yeas and nays, and those
absept or not voting stood as oliows:
Yx.s-nessrs AIbertson, Alexander, Allen, Anderson.
Avereu Baker Bennett, Bokee Booh Brooks WIN. J.
R,oxn Burrows B. Butler Csstisr Chandler Cobb Cole,
corge9 Corwin Debsnry Dicsey, Dixon, 0oty Danhsm,
Dursee Nathan Evans Fitch Fowler FresdlsS, gddiSg.
German, Goa Gould; HsIow.y, H1lsn, l O Hairs 7.
HorsT A. johnson, Jonea Geo King. Lillsfsld. Hof-
sce Marn, job Mann, Mateson, McDonac, Me0s ney,
NeLsrshsn, Mclean, BcWnne, Melcham, Milief NH
son. Moore Morris Nelson- Newell, Ods fsrksr PEGS.
lse Peck, Rsyno RsIey Rockwell, Root Rose, ass
Runsey, Jr eawlelie, Sylvester, Spsl5hR Sprays T.
stevens, ssstsop, Thurman, ruek, Undsrbil VsnoJhe.
Wsldo Webtw orb, Whiie WIlmot, Yoobg-N
EAYs-Mears ArdTev O. Ashe, 6isse1, bocoek bowions
Bowie Briggs Burt Buuer, Gable, r. Cas- sc'i C.ssJ'
Cungmas Co.ccck Daniel rns sshefssoo Gem. Ham