New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

quarrel.
Nc FrrcR dissvowed It, and said be was not
Ritchie's spologst for sins OF omission or connie.
sion. he differed from Richie on the sectional
question, but be trus,ed the day was distant when
political differences would induce him 10 ussu any
one a. the gentleman from Maryland did the Fit
tor OF the Union yesterday.
Mr.. EVANS, exoitedly -On what authority does
the gentleman speak,
Mr. FIIcH-lf the gentleman VIII wat ne
shall hear what my authority 10. It's sufficient ior
me to say that there are other differences De-
tween the gentleman and the editor OF the O1t0H
than that arising from politics Mr.. htchle en-
Joys the reputation OF quiet citizen ADD an nonor
able men, and his character and patriotism 10 equs
to tina, Of the gentleman from Maryland. =,
NJ. EsArs, In the midst Of the confusion, saia
sonetSing, to which
Mr.. FiIcB replied, avery well make no
threats"
Mr. EyAss-I made no threats
Mr. EircH-I can't hear word you say. Con-
fusion
Mr.. EvANs-I made no threats.
Mr.. FIrcH-Csn't hear word you say. Con-
fusion
Mr.. EyAss-H what said justiaes defence,
Mr. Richie can defend himself don't submN 70
person tties.
Mr.. FITcH said the gentleman had made an at
tack on the Committee Of which he was a mem
Der, and he claimed right TO answer the gentle
man, who ought not to asssil his senior, Mr.
Richie, who wss q friend Of Madison Jefferson
and Monroe. The presumption Of the gentleman Of
superiority over such man as Mr.. Hitchie WAS
vain aros snce. Excitement
The SPEAKER called to order.
Mr. FI1cH-It becomes the gentleman 10 cali
MIR. RRchie hoary veteran and sianderer. The
lspgusge only recois on the authors head, and
should make bis cheeks burn -,
kr. Evans went over 70 near where Mr.. Fi1cn
was spe ssiDg. ,i,, n
A.
Mr. n. chic. and indicated him from tne cusrso
Of s,f.IdIing applied in oonnscnon WIKI Puo"0
print r. .,, u;.t % ,;aA ,ha Aoor
kr FITCH positively refused.
Nj EVANS said something, and Mr.. Fitch replied
There was much confusion, and the language was
a0t beard but it cid not seem to be seasoned Wild
moderation.
Mr.. EVANS obtained the floor. The gentleman
bad dealt 10 inuendoes He wanted him 10 state
distinctly whether he meant TO make point OF
personal difference between them.
Mr.. FITCH said wait till you see my remarks IN
print. Three times dissvowed that meant any
thing personal
MI EyAks said it was extremely improper 70
connect i'm with Mr. Richie in any way, and be
would 9 ermit himself for any purpose TO be as.
sailed. The remarks which he bad made were
applicable 10 all the public printers, and not TO any
particular person. Every thing Which no had
charged could be fully proved and justified
hesBrG. fI1Ch hn0 EVANS naO lurtner cOboquyb
but their remarks were not heard, owing TO the
confusion.
Mr.. sCHEscK obtained the floor, and while he
was proceeding with bis remarks the morning
hour expired, and the consideration OF toe report
went over.
The Texas Boundary bill WAS then taken up.
Mr.. MEADE raised q question VI order, 70 the
effect that this was not th, % business In order,
under one Of the rules e. g. w quoted as apPllca-
Bile to Senate bills.
The Speaker oveuued la. Doiat Of order.
Mr.. THonPsos OF Aiss 1Jpealed from the deci-
sion OF the Chair, and on the question being taken,
the decision OF the Cbair was sustained.
The SPEAKER announced Mr.. Boyd ss entitled to
the fioor be having obtained it yesterday 10 offer
an amendment
Mr. BURT claimed the floor and though. toe
Chair hao decided erroneoGslously as b giving the
foor to Mr. Boyd TO move an amendment and
claimed under n rule that he lBurt) had right to
move to refer the bill to the Committee OF the
Whole.
The SPEAKER overruled the point.
NJ pnRr appalled, from shs decision
Mr. AsHhUE msyed the appeal 20 be decided 10
Affirmative Yeas 1854 Nays 81.
Mr. BOYD was assigned the floor. He did not
wish TO detain the House with remarks on tue
seitatipg questions The path of debate vas a
beaten one. All had investigated the bills and
| know what they are, and he took it for granted
! that every member is as well prepared this mo
ment az next week, or next year a. to what their
|
| Offering the amendment yesterday, establishing
Territorial Govern nts for New Mexico and Titan
| was TO test the sense Of the House On the non-
Intervention principle which he favored. Ii was
sanctioned by the Democratic party, Nor b and
South He did not desire TO zee an Omnibus but
II the questions can be settled In that form he
should rejoice If on separate bills, he should be
content and therefore he proposed to Withdraw all
that portion OF the amendment which relates 70
Utah, to satisfy everybody that he was acting on
faith 10 test the sense Of the House on the non.
intervention. He wanted TO see peace restored.
He was for the Union, for the Constitution as il
Is, and for lie principles being faithfully admlRs-
tered. He was not 30 much for the Union because
il protected Us against foreign aggression, but be
cause 1t protected us against one another In the
name Of God, let Us uphold the Constitution But
he did not intend TO make speech. IL 10 time
We should act BE was sstonished at the patience
fthe constituents Of the gentlemen Of the House.
BE repeated, he hoped they would vote, aud he
withdrew so much Of the amendment as relates 10
Utah, for the purpose OF simplifying the measure
MIR. CLIsGaAs offered an amendment that all
that portion Of territor acquired by the treaty Of
Guadalupe Hidago. bounded af ioliows by a line
common cling in tbs Pacific Ocean the parallel Of
thirty ak degrees North latitude three miles from
the main land, running .heIce due east till ts,rlkes
the Sierra Nevsds, thence Eastwardly and North.
wardly With the crest of said mountain range IN
I'll il strikes the parallel Of thirty seven degrees
| North latitude thence due East with SAID parallel
until il strikes the Sierra Madre, thence Sou,hedy
with the crest OF t. same, until 1t reaches the
boundary between The United States and the Re
! public OF Mexico, A1ence w estwsrdy with said
| boundary to the Pc si6c Ocean, thence Northw ard
y with The coast t. the beginning. the whole Of the
tsid territory 10 constitute the Territory Of COlOra.
Go and that the Goverumen Of said Territory al all
in all respects be similar 10 that provided for the
Territory Of New Mexico by the accompanying
provisions Of this bill.
/ NJ ohiacfad 20 D..
being out Of order
The SPEAKER decided that it was in order
Mr. ALLLS appealed from the decition of the
Chair.