New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

RECOGNISED He desired n say that IN. se,s...
from Louisiana was not justfisble In his pes .,;-s
on the Committee of Agrcu tu,e. rho ,.s...a
the Bill. as couupting and degrading. n -
men bad waited until The Committee bad $3.50
60 the bil, he would not have srragned than =
demscogues II this was dsmasoeisn. Tia r.
mittee who reported the bill were den,goS,ss0'
He submitted To the House, aud the cea.,,, :
az after the gentle mans speech. 10 vhih 80
belonged the character Of demsgogues Ha as
ed Mr. Brown for having obtained the aoor ~
plying 10 Dir Morse. He should Ike 10 80.
gentlemen from Louisiana go iats hi. di.t-;c, ~ S
speak as he had this morning sgains, th,.sH Nse
were rot bora, rs he wa, with a silver sao,,Is
thier mouth. (LAugher and voices. III, "a
ogeinl) He would ask whether Loai.isa. IA
not receive ier portion Of the di.,ribo,;a. :,
the proceeds OF tho sses Of the PAIL, -.
Virginia. which he lMcNulenl represented 60,
that preferred bribe, and will never tsks !. ~.
substitute OF Mr. Brown 10 the bill would bsva ~.
drect Snect o. protecting the poor against the
land iobeers and pirates. He dared saw tbs-s Ms.
this character Of people in Loui.i.n, Tho bs5h"
cone rich by bouncing on settlers and r,bh;n,
them Of their bones by prosecuting ola So,.,.t
claims. Where is the evidence Of the co,,,, ,,;
charged by the gentemsn' l. il more 40 Do,', ,S
the distribution Il the 'a'es Of the Public L.nS.,
Mr. BAYLY moved to proceed to the bushes, a,
the Speakers table
hf. NJ MULLEN hlkCu Wuo[ncr this
teous 10 him. He bad merely given way 10 A..
colleague for explanation. Laashterl
The SPEAKER said ss the mDtnisg hour had az
PRED, Mr. Bsyly had right 10 interrupt bis cI
League End TO make the motion.
Mr MORSE wanted an opportunity to reply.
SPEAKER-Tte remarks are oat oforder.
Mr. BAYLY-I thought it my duty to make he
motion. II the House thinks the gen..e man iron
Louisiana has right 10 proceed they eau vote
down the motion.
Mr.. DANIEL asked whether motion to take ",
the present calendar would not take priorisyt
(Lsughterl
The SPEAKER said that the only motion ia order
was that of the gentleman from Virginia
The question was taken and the House rsfasel
TO consider the business on the Speakers table.
Mr.. McMULLEs made some remarks, when
Mr.. EVANS OF Md obtained the floor, but gave
portion Of time 10 Morse, who said is was very syi
dent, from the fGttering which had been witness
ed, that the few mustard seeds which az n.s
thrown out at random had affected geutlemsa NJ
far from him. LRughterl Not the yipdictiys
bat the warm n amer 10 which he had been A.
sailed by those with whom no had been 90 frisndly
terms shows that their skins are not a. thick q
that OF the rhinoceros (Laughterl II the gen.
tlemsn from Mississippi comes into the Ivth Con
eressioDal District Of Louisiana, he will find that
Hon. Isaac Z Morse talks to the people there a
he does here. lfyou 60 on with all these outragss
under the plea OF protecting the people you via
have them coming here asking you to plant corr
for them. tLaughterl He admitted that hs
voted for the bill giving certain swamp lsnls
to Louisiana, for the reason that that State
had reclaimed millions of these for the Govera-
ment, thus bringing money into the Treasury,
and it was nothing but just that she should
be reimbursed, although the lands without drain
age are worthless. He said that he had here
and at home msintsired an Independent position,
and after remarks in reply he remarked. when h
alluded to vagRbonds he meant those who were too
lazy to work. No man has right to ask the Gov.
eminent to give him home nor daily bread, and
he could see difference between taking the PROD
erty Of tho Government in the form Of lands and tie
proceeds Of the lands and giving it to A or B BE-
cause they happened to be unfortunate.
Mr.. EvArs Of Md. is entitled to the Aoor who.
the bill is sgain taken up. The House went ints
Committee of the Whole on the state OF the Unia
and on the Military Academy bill.
The debate was continued today 90 well d wee.
terdsy on the salaries Of Professors of French and
Drawing. The Committee rose and the House
coDcurred in the amendment allowing OIL, 500 pr
annum 10 the Professors of French and Drawing
and their quarters and fuel instead Of the sum noe
received. The bill passed and the House sdjoarnsa