New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
n. Er;aav and Saturday, when Gen. bAYLY
r.,tl, moved IN take up the Indian ApPropraa-
s.as Nils Mr. swrErzgR OF Ohio objected, and
~. WV ~ eaoh location uttered language to-
r.rd Mr.. swEErzEs which waa considered eG-
,r.mo,v insulting By the latter and those who Ss'
IN ,b.ir immediate ne'ghborhood, Words were
,,tsros in an under tone, with significant shake
If she finger, and, on Saturday, Mr. eWEETzER
nS,kzd up an inkstand, but was prevented from
asrn,rine it BY Mr. BAyLY's friends having inter
TrsJ These things were not heard and seen by
sysrybody. 1t was rather private affair. This
.ovning. Mr. McLANE atose and alluded to the
lat that q personal difficulty had occurred be.
srsssn BAYLY and SwEETzER and said that rau-
mi explanations had taken place since, through
mr.. DISNEY, as SwEETzgRs friend, on one side,
and McLANE as BAYLYs friend, on the other;
All offensive language bad been Withdrawn ana
stoned for, and the former friendly relations 70
established, an 6sz,bs,s
Mir. JoNEss resolution, assigning the GtDgss
ranortefs to the House seats near tne oio'AN
liable, within the bar, was adopteoa. .o,r,;or
Mr. GREENE asked leave 10 onel a a., 49,
calling on the President 20 a,orot Of
- .he Mail steamers nov in service, amount o.
anset Income aud whether any steamers IN ~aoie, ol
~ mari have been hypotheca cd to lnoQusls, Sa.e
Cities FoFCgr d 0Secon aSds He moved .uspen
son of The rules which ss:eed to and the fe00ons
t9S ME vote on the passage OF the resolution az
- .ess n tbe {,Lobc reporters within the bar, was
sonsf ered and the resou ion laid or the table
: Mr. SYLVESTER again made an lnehecSual euort
toinro6uce resolution calling on the presldsa1 10 com
nnnicoe the result OF The r.. Guey Mlssoaeo Lpe[a
aud furnish the report OF thaI eenielnan' Nv" ' ~ ~
Of the State Department =, At
Reaousion offered by @r. DANIEL was adopt
a employing additional clerks for the digest OF cana
nreened 10 and accepted by Congress- from TIE origin OF
he Government 10 the present time.
On motion Of MIR. BOYD the Texas BOUNDARY
m was made special order Of ne day for every Day 81
- o'cltck until ii shs be disposed Of
Mr. STATION of Tenn, asked leave 20 oifer re-
solution for tho adjournment of Congress on ine lou1
NrrdRy of September Objections being maze ne moved
he au the rules but the motion did nol prevail
Yeas Ii5 Nnys 8e-not two thirds.
My Van DYKE asked leave to introduce reso'
lut,op nsJcng the Committee Of WayE sud Meane TO re-
no,t eskpeedfy possible bill TO modify our presen
Reyarue i,sws and 0crsaEe the duties on foreign ar
cIes which come INTO competition with our own prooucts
s will give and reasonable protection 10 The LABOR and
Industry The country and thtt such duties be made spe
Sic wherever practicable do Objection wa made
and TIE motion to supend tbs rules disagreed 'oYeas 89
Nays 81.
t,Ion insrucpp the Committee of Ways and Means to
The I'D vaorem dulles at the lime the Tariff OF 1870 became
Law,
negstived So to 70.
The motion to suspend the rules TO introduce
MrK1NGs 'esoiuion wsadiaagreed toYess 20 Noes lO4
Mr. STRONG, at O'Clock, moved that tna house
adiourD and the motion prevailed.