New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

" DrNHtT. Lu-I n a. moved IS a1 amend
,,.t wre-a-- aly m u..-s Nf tlIs ID use nave
0eeu abs - i-0m -1.ir sra's maHn- stump
sraech-s 3D. O. 0Iectr1- preceding tne s'' cleo
ton n tia, STATE ard wat has been the effect o.
such speeches Laughter
Nj G.NlRT sa.!that fills was gross pf-sola-il!
and 1u-tt llt o. 0e entertained or tae h'1s'-
Taere VS. m.c. c.l.ls'on. an' the Speaker
a iv restored lrirr'
Mr. BkRERre-l-ae'. g ac.,l1r r. l-me1i i9r tne
arp-o, -late and witty amendment. an h' "a
th tine more pleasure. because th- gent man
had never before a0oes witt thing sa4-nier .
H. then gave reasons why bee should vote against
the resolution.
Mr. -rA>IEJ Is amendment was merely -ead tor
Information. bee voll offer o.
Tho SrE,sFE ruled i out oi ORDER. Be- aUse not
pertinent o. q @ matter under cons fer1t1n-
Mr. Baby Loco o. va. clHte-1ld thai i was
the duty OF the House ~ investigate the charge
]. was due 70 Mr Ewing sni 10 the character %
the Govemment II the Secretary 4 ian3sent as
Mr. Bay thought, ]. vas tie duty oi1nc commit
Mr. Conrad 'Wbir. of La asked Of what can
the Committee cult tie Secretary Does the
gentlemen say that II was crim.la. % allow claim
" .ch vas disai.owed by bis predecessor
Mr. B,Lr replied that the crime depended on
circumstances be did not say that the allowance
OF claims which had been disalowed were cuninal
IT, one case the Secretary vas right
Mr. CoSRAD-W lat claim was that
Mr. BNLY-I don ackn0v edge the night OF the
gentleman 10 PROFOUND the question. u be lesTes
20 know, for his private Information, / VII tel
him. If he comes over 90 me-.
Mr GIDnIvG, Free Sol WIZ Of Ohio, said a
Select Committee seemed D. Dim superiiaous' aud
he proposed 10 refer the matter T. the Committee
on Public Expenditure.
Mr. RIcHARDs0N had no objection to sending the
whole matter 70 that Committee, with power to
send for persons AMI papers.
Mr.. GIDDIN0s-Certainly
Mr. McCLERSASD couteuded that the Wings m
their objections We're technlca. from beginning 70
end He did not know tina, any Gentleman on the
other side had CHARGED guilt Laughter DO
do not charge him with guilt but ! want t. kno"
why gentlemen shrink from Investigation. lie
then contended that there was sutc.en. ground Tor
the inquiry. and showed that Mr. Ewing had
usurped power in appointing clerks Ia the lana
and pension office
Mr EVANS Of Md asked for unanimous con.
sent that all the subjects 20 To the same CON-
mittee.
Mr.. RICHARDSON would consent % no bargains
Mr.. BAYLY-lt the gentleman from Mary and
will move his amendment as a separate resolution,
we viii vote for IT,
Mr Evans said there was no necessity for sep
arate Committee
Mr. BAYIY-lf your amendment goes 70 the Gem
ritee they will not be able % report this session
Mr. EVtS, thought that the Committee could III
vestigate all the matter
Mr. THOMPSON Loco of Miss. thought that Mr.
Evans did not desire any investigation and pressed
the necessity for looking into Mr. Ewngs conduct
NJ STEVEN Wing of TIA opposed the proceed
incs and insisted that tle Committee on Puohc
Expenditures should look INTO the subject
Nj MEADE pledged himself and party friends
% vote for Mr. Evans proposition. II he would IN
troduce it a. separate resolution.
Mr. VAS DYKE Wig of y J moved that the
House al )urn which was not carried into opera
ton
The previous question coming up Mr Gliding $
motion 20 substitute the Committee oi EXpendi-
lures fof Select Committee was rejected, and tn
resolution OF Mr. Richardson adopted-Neas %.
NAYS %.
Mr. JovE,. Loco. Of Tenn. moved to reconsider
the vote, and at his instance the motion vas laid
on The table
Mr. STANLEY Whis of Y c. offered resoIa-
tons similar - those calling on the secretary OF
the Interior tor information ike that IN Mr. Rich
arisous.
Objections were made. and Mr. JoNEs inquired
whether resolutions calling on the Heads Of DE
partments for Information, must not he over one
day
The >rEAEgE replied Automatically but that the
House can by uuauimous consent, or suspension OF
the rules consider the resolution now
NJ. STtNLFY-ls objection within the bar
Mr.. CARTER Loco, OF Oho-We have got a
Committee.
Motion to adjourn. AGAIN negatived.
The rules were then suspended, to allow Nj
Stanley to introduce the resolution. feas 9o,
NAYS a.
Mr. JoSES-Do not the rues require a resolution
calling for iEiormatun to lie over one day
SPEAKEE-Yes, il objected TO-
Mr.. STANLEY moved a suspension OF tho rules,
but the house refused not two-thirds voting.
Mr. THOMPSON, Loco of Pa reported back the
Senate Bal Tor taking the Census. with amend
ments Referred to the Committee OF the Whole
on the State Of the Union. The bill was made the
special order for w Wednesday
Mr.. NAN DYCKE Wing OF y. q. from the mnori-
y of the Committee on Elections, made report Ia
favor OF the admission of the Delegate from New
Mexico 10 a seat M the House.
The House, after a session 0i five hours, ali.