The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-18

.;~.sd bv himself. Mr.. FxA1Hrasrox. aud Mr. Jon
Mas, eoncluding withrssoluhons a. follows;
That as s. 10 q II Sssaa va. one As
fhs passaae OF the act Ut 1915. stg4 s,lt..str7.
Thai ia'sisss thereon was paid @ithoa, sa.ho,y
8 Thai Congress should psss law psohlbns the pay.
aasa, unless expressly dIscsd BY law.
That CSnx'ess should pass a law prchbiting any
maud agsiasi the government il which any other Der
u The cabinet shall be Interested, while they may be thus
associated together In the administration OF the govern
s. That we recommend the passage OF law making
hna the decisions uade by the heads OF the different
partments, and regulating the right OF appeal, DO.
DIR. BURT remarked that an Argument had been pre-
pared by himself and, being signed BY himself and Mr..
JACKSON had been presented To the committee He asked
thai, with the report the argument OF MessTs. Back
DissEY, and himself be laid the table, and ordered to
be printed The resolutions appended to the argument
read BY Mr disney had not been before the committee,
Mr. DISNEY desired to remark that these resolutions
were written BY gentleman other than himseif who
had signed his argument. and that bat HIMSELF Mr.
FEATHRRsTon. and MIR. MANN, responsible for IT,
Mr.. TO0MBS trusted that the subject would not re
ceiye the go.by. after the speech OF the gentleman
from New York Mr.. BRooKsl had been Struggled IN
upon the House He desired TO crcise the reports read
10 day. and especially to comment upon the exaordnar,
speech OF Mr.. BRooKs.
After much confusion, was moved to make the sub
jet the special order for the 4th Tuesday In June.
MIR. FEATHERSON moved to amend that motion, b,
insersing instead Of the 4,h Tuesday in june the day
y Mi. TAO MPSoN. Of Mississippi. objected to making
the subject special order.
The previous question having been demanded, Their
arose much confusion.
The SPEAKER remarked that he had not heard tn,
objection OF the gentleman from Mississippi and ex
planned that unless gentlemen, in making such objec
tons, from their seats, impossible for him
understand them in all cases
motion to adjourn over until Monday was made
and il was not agreed to-.
The question secondng the previous question hav
ing been put, 1t was seconded.
The question the amendment OF the gentleman from
Mississippi, Mr. FEATaERsroEl to make the subject
special order Tor the day alter the day set Tor closing tn
California debate was then putt and il was not agrees
~ to. s&e
The question being next agreeing to the motion /
make the subject special order for the 4th Tuesday
June, and thence from day to day until disposed OF,
Mr.. THOMPSON, OF Mississippi. called the yeas an
nays upon that MOTION; and they were not ordered.
On motion. the House then agreed that when it ad
journ il would adjourn until Monday next
Mr.. JONES moved to lay on the table the motion Il
make the subject special order for the 4h Tuesday ii
June, which was not agreed to; and then the motion
was agreed TO. #
Mr. OLDS, rising to privileged question, reported
written report from the select committee to nvestgat
the charges against the Doorkeer, and moved to make
special order for Monday next, and that it be printed
pending which motion,
The House adjourned