The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20

WAsHEaT1S April l6.h, T. ~
IoUsE-OI the fourth trial FIR Clerk. 1lr Young
received IS votes. Pr.Ailc IS and Walker. sublr-
dInlte Clerk Of the House, 3d. reminder seat.
;ering An Intellectual motion was made tn al.
i2ura. On tho fifth vote Nir. Youag 50, Prinic
80, Walker 81, scattering IS NJ election.
House adjourned.
SENME After trauSac,iuI the morning bp.iaoss
tue Deficiency Bill was taken up AMI bate re.
sGmcd ou Az amendment of 10 general interest.
Nr Cls, moved To strike out tie appropriation
!Jr an ou'i; Iyr Charge to Austria ST. Foot OK.
pressed the hope That provision would De made
on an nmnnincu. Of Senator from Michigan for
e."st4b.!-hlns diplomatic relation with the Cen.
trail Government II German NJ King opposed
VI Cas- amendment After some debate upon
genera! principles involved in the amendment, it
Was ryjeg,ed-Ycas May, %.
The bill having been amended in several rar.
tialars, was passed Mr. Fuu,c moved to take
up his motion for Select Committee of 10. Mr.
Dayton suggested that there was mg,h pressing
executive business. Mr.. FoD,e insisted IN his mo.
ton aud IN tAe course ut hi remarks repeated "A
portion OF Il song recently published in New York.
advocating the proposed reference and uniting Of
CALIFORNIA; admission with other measures This
he considered the latys authentic indication ofpub
he sentiment Mr. Hale suggested that the Senate
IL :
reason why the motion for select committee -ho,id
be decided one way or the other, that he under.
stood that the committee OF sly appointed Ia con.
vey the remains OF Mr Calhoun TO their final
resting place, were to leave the city tomorrow Ia
perform the duty assigned them
II this was true, II was important that these
gentlemen should have an opportunity of partici
patnS IN the vote upon the pending question
before they should leave. Mr. Mason said that
tho committee referred to, did not propose Ia
| leave the city until Monday next. On behalf Of
the gentlemen composing it, he desired to cx
press the hope that the business of the Senate
| wouldbc so arranged that no vote would be taken
during their absence, On important questions pen,
! ding before the Senate.
After farther debate, it was suggested to make
MI Foote's motion the special order for IL! to
morrow The Senate went into Executive SEES
zion and adjourned.
llousE.-After prayer, the subordinate clerk
was about to read tn, journal Of yesterday 'whpu
Mr. Hall wished To know on what authority the
individual was proceeding To do So. They had n
door'kecper and post master thrust upon them
and he was not willing To havo the clerl; in the
same way. Tho speaker said the journal had been
/ prepared IS usual, under his direction The in.
! dvi,ilai ut the desk was subordinate officer Of
the late Clerk, and now occupied position which
no previously occupied. and the subordinate WAS
not the authorized position Of Clerk cl the House
until an election Of Clerk. House il Ia, organized
no buSllos can b, transacted; thiS however, will
not prevent tho reading OF tic journal l!r
llsll SAID that Il the gentleman read the JOurnll,
not as Clerk Of tho House, hu had no objection.
! mo Speaker remarked that no one wNs nov AL.