New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29

Gown IN Mexico lie shou d vote 10 give Texas
, ten millions Of dollars. He believed IL was the
best boundary Texas could have The money
would enable her to pay her debts. He trustsl
that ihe would rot listen TO men who advised her
to take up arms, spd that no violence from say
quarter will be resorted 10. he believed that Gov
errments should be provided for the rsrritoriss
acquired, that American instead Of Mexican law
should prevail, and that the WiImot Proviso, II
adopted. would shake the Republic to its
center He euogiSed our system OF Governme nt
over all ancient or modern times and appealed 70
TO the patriotism Of gentlemen for its preserya-
ton.
M. McCLrRSAsD urdertood the gentleman from
Alabama Mr. lnse) TO mean that the question he
raised should test the strength OF the bill before
the House
Mr.. ISGr said he did not wish to express the
opinion that il should be test vote. he only wish.
ed to test the bill by the ll6thrule.
Mr. McCLERsAsD remarked If this was q test
vote he was prepared to meet it, He wss opposed
to debate now, because it could not be followed by
any practicable results. IL could not be amended
Mr.. WOODWARD would vote against the bill sim.
ply because he vas rot willing to make question
that the United States have an honorable right to
interfere xith the boundary.
MIR. lScE said thathe l;new that gentlemen who
usually act VIII him are not willing 20 admit that
the Texas lndary is disputed question or an
! open one. lie vas proceeding when
Mr. VAN DrAs. having called him 10 order for
arguing the question, be was compelled, by the
rules, to take bic seat
Mr.. AcCL ERsAsD, who had given way resumed
he floor and said that the debate ought to take
place on the third reading.
Mr. sEDDos appealed to Mr.. Inge TO withdraw
bis objection
Mr.. IsGE replied that he could not II he would
Mr. McCLERsAsD moved the Previoss Question.
The SPEAKER in reply to question by Mr.. Rum.
sey said, II the Previous Question was sustained
aid the main question ordered 10 be put, it ex-
hausts Itself on the question shall the bill be re
lectedi II majority vote In the Affirmative the
bill Is rejecset If the negative the bill goes 10
second reading and ater this the bill is in the sane
position &c though the question had not been ense,.
tanned at all.
kr. IsGE asked what was the precise question
sPEAKER-Shal the bill be rejected
Mr.. lSoE-l do not understand II to be brought |
up BY any motion.
The SPAAKER stated the rule and in reply 10 Me- |
Clingmsn said that Mr.. Inge had made no motion |
ard therefore could not withdraw motion.
Mr.. CLisGNAN-If the gentleman from Alabama
wss the only one who objected and no objection |
comes from any o.her quarter, can the bill pass 10
It's second reading
SPEAKER-No doubt of it.
Mr.. BHsELL-I object to a withdrawal.
MIR. JOSEs called attention 10 the rule under
which the House were now acting, and raised the
question that it did not apply to the Senate bills.
Tie SPEAKER replied that the rule was broad,
and in bis opinion, applied 10 the present case
The question IL, shall the bill be rejected
The question was taken and il was decided in
thenegstiye. Yeas "a, Nays l65.
AYEs messs AveIeu, Blown, Miss Burt Cable
Gdens. Hammond aha Hsrs Ala aeSsld D Howe aa5
bard, Hunter, lrge, Johnson Ark Julisn, Preston Kng
schoolcrsf seddcn spauldng Wallace Wilmot Wood
ward.
NiYs-ke..rs AlOerison. Alexander Allen, Aston. Az
e.r'on, A,se. A,hmpn, Bay, sayy. Bsas singasm Bis
sell, boh.e, Booth, Bowie, BOYD, Breck, Briggs Brooks
III BS. ks s%. h' re CAVE
.ey Chandler. CllngmaD Cobb, Ala Corvin Crows,
DSs PF 5 Do'
more, eOrnsn, GOtt Gould, Green, ddnns, ds, Halo.
Hcu,ton, Howard Jackson. Ca JscI.On, NY. Jo6n'o3'
k1s Is' so,. Ki'g JnO Kas La :e!s Letter
Ncki.ioes, meLsnshGn, McLsne, Nd Mclean: Ky; Nc 1
Moue. MOTION Nelson, Newell, ose, ods, ods, oaIsw,
Owen, Parker. Pesslee, Peck Phelps, PhenI Pismsn
RO.e Ross Run'sy shePhsd Sylvester, sprague stan
Y, ssntDp Tenn stanton, 6. ste!.ou Strong swSet.er,
lon, ny Thompson. lowe, Thurman roombsl Tuck I'M
ashI ysG DYKE vensSIs y Ss Wsdsn @aSp Wa
Williams, Wilson Wood. Young.
So toe Boundary bill was not rejected. ,
Mr. BOYD with hope OF seeing the bill acted on .
sithout reference to any Committee aud without ,
q
he Senate's bill, establishing Territorial Govern.
nent for New.Mexico and Utah.
MIR BURT moved to refer the Boundary bill 70 d
be oDmittee of the Whole Union. Z
The SPEAKER said the motion was not in order,
he gentleman from Ky. having the floor p
The amendment Of Mr.. BorD was read in part, Il
ben Mr.. MEADE raised a question OF order, that
nder the 55sh rule the amendment was contained
d another bill before the House. a
The SPEAKER expressed his opinion that the u
enate bills, bearing on the question Of territory
cquired BY treaty from Mexico and all PROPOSE X
ons affecting that territory providing for its pro ii
seton were german. f.
On the second point he understood the gentle.
an from Kentuchy TO say that the amendment
Ias net the came as the New Mexico bill from the h,
en- ate. |.
Mr.. BorD would state the fact. The provisions :.
the Senstes bill contain one for libraries and pub -
c bsidipgs. The amendment he had offered does =
ot, therefore it was not the bill of the Senate
The SPEAKER overruled Mr.. neades point OF b
der. he
Mr.. ALLEN rose 10 offer an amendment. 20
Mr.. ScHEScK appealed from the decision Of tho b.
hair. pI
The Yeas and Nays on bis motion were ordered.
Mr. ScHEScK wished TO say few words, bat 1t o..
not in order. IL
The estioD was taken and the decision Of the re-
hair was sustained. Yeas 1873; Nays 80. fo'
The remainder Of BOyd's amendment was read, Al
,ablishing Territorial Governmental Utah, very H.
arly the same as the Senate bill.
Messrs. CLISGMAs MEADE and BIcHARDsos
anted 10 move amendments.
Mr.. Boz D would not give way. dc
There was much confusion 10 the hall. DIR
Mr. 'STAsLY asked what would be the effect II %
e House should now adjournl st.
The SPEAKER said this question would come up r
the unfinished business on bis table. IN
The House adj burned at at quarter to 400 10
TIsssITHs, ac.-The Tin and Sheet Iron Work m'
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iday evening at the Sbakspere Hotel or or