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

Of the Whole and pri ted; aud on that mp'ion he
esu.d for the previous questi N. Gov BRowS d
Mss. hoped the gag" would not be applied ia
tb,tx Wy A shout rang through the Hall The /
l.tter now-the letter. Mr.. BAYLY paused, and, /
a. ifby universal consent, the letter Of Gov. Bell
20 the late President, and bis succeIso'srePly
were read, elicitirg the same profound attention
from all ,idCs Of the House. As soon as the read,
Ing closed, there was voley Of Mr.. SPsake'F
Mr.. SJ,oker = from different parts OF the Hall
the ,ten,orian voice Of Mr.. CARrTER Of Ohio, start
Ens like The exploion Of cannon amid muskery'
The iloor was awarded to Gen. BAYLY, who re-
NAKED that he had no design Of doing what tho
outcry has attributed to him. There woa be
chance enough for discussion 10 Committee Of
the " hole be,de, he was anxious to get on
with the Appropriation bills Toey would get
through with the Post OG,e biz today, They didn't
tboueb, you see y and next he intended, it wlS
known, to move to take OPP the Civil and Diploma
tic bill He closed by Withdrawing the demand for
the previous question.
Col HOWARD Of Texas now got the floor, and
aretulsr explosion ioiowed-of course He de.
OuiNtu Tue HitbhrbC a. hsNihAhb ohN NAtAh a.
slurrirg over the more important facts in con.ro-
ver,y-of unsbeathiDg the sword Of war upon
estate Rights" and he avo~ed that nothing would
now be consented 10, in the way Of adjustment
until the suspended sword was taken away
Te1sswss ready to fight, and be to fight for her!
While this explosion was going on, a good deal
OF confusion prevailed Members left their seats
gathering in front Of the Chair, many Of them
while others collected ia squads, here and there
according to sectional sfinites and political sym
paibes, exchanging opinions on the crisis
Mr. MORSE Of La. seconded the views Of Texas
He could rot apparently find words sufficiently
eepunciatory Of the Message and its monstrous
assumptions Of power He effected nothing bat
m increase Of confusion. He concluded his har
speue with n otion to refer the Message to q
Select Committee, declaring himself utterly Op.
posed TO extending even toe courtesy of printing
to such Message. Ii was the Presidents duty
to execute the laws, but he had no business TO do
eide What xe,e the laws, and especially question
Of Boundary.
Mr.. DuscAs of Mass next got the floor, and,
simply stating that discusson was obviously pre-
mature until the document should be in the hands
of Members he moved the previous question.
Several Members mplored him % withdraw the
motion and let them speak, but he was inAsxible
and the House sustAintd the call II did m)re-it
ordered the usual reference and printing by
very strong Yea and Nay vote. You will see by
the following record that some Of the most servile
6hreesrded the whip, and marched firth at this
buee-cal Of Freemen Those Of them who
were present, for you will find shameful lot
of absentees for such an hourD Here is the
vote on the test question-there being not even
division nor count on the question Of reference
mud printing, and only dissenting voice, which
sent hearty "no" fiom the lips Of Father Abra
ham;
YtIs-Messrs Albertsop Alexander, Allen A.ston An.
essoL AshnDD, BeLDeI Bingham Biisell 5osee, 51o'h
Bowle bI.ck, Briggs Bfoofs W. j. Brown, Buel Bur
Cs.sy, Ctsrder Clark Cleveland, Cos cOfwn, CroweU
Deb.Iry Desey, Dlmmes DsGy Doy, Dusr, Dlncan, Quo
o. LILY, G oonss German, Con, Gould Gdnoen Hail. II ii
lowry, Harlan, I'll Harm, Hay mond, Heoald, Henry HID
A j'br;on JONES, Julian, Kerr, @ O. KING, @ KING
kiDg,P Kng, l., nier Lsvio; Lialehsld Mana Mar.
Ph.ps p onx, Potier Putnam, Reed Reynolds Richard.
Nos, RVu,ey, Jr sAwele, schoolc aft Shopper Snvss
nL sPssiDs sprssue ssSly, s!el,On sweel'sr Tayiof
Wslosp, Wsoo Ws,lms, WentwOrh, Vile Wat,ls.
,.y NIdIiel, Williams Wimot wiison, Wood, Young
h.ys-Memrs A,he Avereit, Bay Bayy, Bowlaa
Boyd, A q Brown, Burt, Cabel, Cliasmaa, Cohh, Col
eoeb, Coprtd EonuudsoD, Ewing, FesihefslOD, Ofeea,
hsuilion, hammond, Harrison. O HsTris W; Hsr
MS Holiday, h dimes howa ard Hubbard, luge. J. w.
J,e,son l. johnson, W. Johnson, kaufman, l. t5ere
H,pn Mcdowell McLADe, Mclean, McSuin NJ Y iesD
HCWine, Meade, MliSUn, MOrse, morton, Or OFen
POWELL ssvsge, seed, D, II. ii Stanton, A ii Stephens
ftomss JscOb Th0mpson, Toonbs Venable, Wallace
We'll Wood ward 50.
AmtsT. OR NOT NouRG-MefsrS AudreNs Baker
Besle, Boeock, bOwlin, G Butler, q Caldwell Cuugsr
DANIEL, Dixon, Evans, Gerry, Gilmore, @ iOden,w
Bsci ell Ham top, hArmiausoD, bay Howe, MzGn Nc
einsno, MCGaUgt ey, kck4soek Miller, M1r0heod Mes
Bher ftNlee PltuAn, SscteiI, scheuck Syhefmsflrrn
4. sisnoD, T sIsvtns hhong, Thurman, Tuck, Wan
pykt-3S.
Having thus put this glorious Message in train
for the accomp lisbmept of its misson-i.s mission
OF Honor, Liberty and Peace, let us hope-.he
House went quietly into Committee, resumed the
Psst-OHHce bill, which was discussed until the
usual hour Of adjournment.
There were other things Of which deiigned to
speak, but,bey sink into nsignidcsnce compared
With the topic of the dsy and, beside, my let
ter 10 already TOO far extended to admit of ad.
titions. SIGMA
CsnsnI Wnlsh-Henry 4. Geyer-NatIonaI
Monument