The New York herald., 1850-01-04

the two popts; first that the General Assembly mis-
took the sentiment Of the people Of issour in adopt
ing there resolutions Secondly, that they mistook
their own power in doing so.
Mr.. ArcHlsoN said, objection has been made to
the printing Of the resolutions be had but word to
say which merely express the opinion that the
people Of the state Of Missouri when the time arrives
will prove to all mankind that every sentiment in these
resolutions will be sustained by them.
A motion was made that when the Senase adjourn,
1t be to Monday next.
BILL COLLECTING REVENUE.
Mr.. PHELPs expressed the hope that the Senate
would meet to- for the purpose Of acting upon
the special ordsr-the resolution in relation to the
penses Of collecting the revenue IL exceedingly
desirable and necessary that immediate action
the subject sheuld be had.
The motion to adjourn over was withdrawn
Mr. DAVIS OF Mississippi thought the day fixed for
the consideration joint resolution was entirely
too near. IL was important subject and greater
time for its examination should have been given before
the Senate was called on TO act upon it.
Mr. PHELPS confdent that the Senator from Mis-
sissppi entirely misapprehended the obsct of the
solution IL did net repeal any Law bat merely sss-
examine the subject and come to an intelligent
clusion thereon.
port Of the resolution. IL he supposed pro.
position to suspend preparations to repeal Law which
prised that gentlemen the other eide Of the cham
Der startled at his effort to curai the
Of branch Of the public service. Why would they
not try the proposition, and prove whether the
REDUCTION could be made without deriment to the pub
Mr.. DICKINSON also thought the time fixed for the
consideration OF the subject too short said he had
consented In committee to it's being reported the
Senate, net with a view to such sudden action but
that 1t might be before the Senate for its
Mr.. Hale renewed the motion to adjourn over to
Monday. Lost
Mr.. FooTE notified the Senate that he would. on
Monday, call up bic resolution. providing that the
duty Of Congress at this session to provide territorial
governments for Deseret, California and New Mexico.
Mr. S.wARD moved that Mr. Cass's resolution, rea-
tive to sufpendipg diplomatic intercourse with Aus
ed. Agreed to.
NJ II
resolution, sdding thereto the words:Securpg to the
Inhabitants Of these territories all the and
Territory by the ordinance of I7s7 His design was not
to embarrass the Senate but he gave notice of bis
smenament. and moved its printing, In order that
eontideIing his proposition. Motion to print
Mr.. FoorE made a remark, dnaudible in the
part OF the chamber which the reporter occupied)
Nr HALE was very glad to find that himself and the
Honorable Senator agreed well upon point: that
was the very object he desired accomplish to keep
the yoke OF the necks OF freemen lie might perhaps
misund his friend from Mississippi but if the
same phraseoloey did not mean two thugs he would
say for himself, and those who agreed with him in
assured Of the able assistance and Co operation in the
great work which they from The Seua.
70. rSm S M.Ppi Acsordipg to the phrassoosy
pressed 90 free.
cHArLArss TO CONGRESS-
Mr. TuRNIR prese nted memorial from citizens of
Tennessee, oojecting to the employment OF chsplans
by Congress which was read.
the judiciary; and after few remarks the memorial
was laid on the table.
Mr.. BnApBURr presented a similar memorial which
was disposed Of in the manner. After . short
executive session. the Senate adjourned
House Of Representatives..
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3, 1850.
Al ten minutes after one O'Clock,
pEsEREr.
Mr.. Bow, Of Ky asked the unanimous consent of |
the House, to refer TO the Committee Territories
the Constitution and memorial Of the people of |
Dsseret, praying to be admitted into the Union |
~ a State, or that such other form OF government !
may be extended to them Congress may deem
Just. Also, the memorial asking that Mr.. Bsbbtt
may be admitted ss their representative, with his
credentials showing his election under the broad SEAL
(Lauehtsr) He moved the latter be referred to the
Com mittes Elections.
MIR STEPHENS objected, and called for the order of
The day.
The SrrAKKR announced this to be the election OF
ofncers. The nrst, of Clerk.
THE DELEGATE sArrr rE.
Mr. BAxrR asked leave to present the credentials of
Hugh NJ. Smith Of Santa Fe, New Mexico, containing
evidence of the fact that he had been elected BY the
people Of that territory II such be dslegste Ia
the House. He asked that they be referred TO the
Committee on Elections
Digestion being made,
Mr.. gAKKR raised q question OF privilege, that the
CREDENTIALS were now entitled t. consideration.
OFFICERS
The srEAErR overruled the point
Nominations were then made for Clerk
Mr AsHMuS nominated Air. Campbell the present in
cumbent.
Mir THoNrsOS of Penn nominated Mr. Forney.
Nr. HoLnEs nominated \. l.. Governeur.
Mr BiNeHsM nominat ted Bepjamin b. French.
MIR. WHIrE nominated Mr Mudd
Mr. sAeKsrr poInineted Orlando b. Prindle.
Messrs Dsm Clark, Nathan Sergeant, solomon
7 Foote, and Benson we're also nominated
The ouse then voted with the fOlloHing result -
On the first trial 2Cs votes cast l05 necessary
70 70 ehsics for clerk Mr. forney (dem) received
~; Mr. Campbell (vbg) "; the res. scattering
Op the second, ltb we're necessary to Q choics
Mr. Forney received lOI; Mr.. Campbell 81
Nh. Evans, Of Maryland moved n call of the House.
be yeas and nays were taken and decided Ia the
negative, by the casting vote Of the Speaker.
Mr. ENsNs then moved that the House adjourn. |
Lost majority of nve sgsnst it,
The Oh ect n the vligs to ttavs OF the election
Ill the absent wings return TO tbs city
Mr. scnrNcE moved call OF the House, ordered BY
majority Of three.
MIR. WILLIAMS moved an adjournment; carried
heftrs Nelson, Reed, Phelps and ssddon appeared
10 day, and were qualified