New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

ing. OF certain papers from the Post Obce Depart
inert connected with the removals and appoint
ments in the Post Office ct 0berio, Ohio, and that
be Rad felt il TO be his duty 70 ask tho attention OF
the House 10 the matter Here J0sEs OF Tenn.
who may be called the 0bector.General OF the
House, and isreally sometimes quite usetn IN 'oaI
line raised the point Of order, thst this "as DOT
question OF privilege" The speaker fephen .has
he could not decide whether the gentleman from
Ohio lMr. GIpDIsGsl was within the rule or nos
until be beard his statement Of his complaint Ms
GipDIHos resumed, and, having simply added tnat
he was willing leave the matter 10 the goo1 sense
Of the House. he sent to the chair letter II the bos
ton Alias Of July 2, charging as above.
The Speaker decided that this was nov d qu r.
ton for the Speaker 70 decide, bat the House: nc
cited two precedents one Of which occurred Ia tue
Twentvni ninth the other in the Thirtieth Congress-
TooNRs Of Ga insisted on a decision. Inc Onau
was clearly, in bis opinion, obligated as tne oIs
Of the House. to decide the question, anu W.
would be leftio the members 70 acquiesSe IA VI us
verse bis decision, and proceed accofd,nsY 49,,
CHARGED the Speaker, by inuendos' WIN ne
his duty % one Of his predecessors nsp
closed with an appeal from the Chalr. W hn as
M I'M called attention 10 the sAWih $3.50, in
Dracedent sustaiping action in the PreseLs al.
s,,rce ALLEN of Mass. compliance VI Ps Pr had
inoon.;stency on the part oil Ioohp'' Lad f,r
moved the GALPHIS Commlttee "u 't, ,honebt the
or nev.oaper rumorl McCLEksN NJ go 10 the
ynention Of the use of GIDDINoss rana oe n,;vi.
1 -Crred 70 made it clearly case OF ply
Slno The debate was continued pro anu Coz ~
eso 80 Atlepetb amid a good deal OF ieeiinS
soiie zion motion to lay TooMBss appear
wss mt and voted down. The House tnen ueciueu'
Vss.TI Nsys SO, that it had no jurisdiction.
Mr. GIppikos here rose 70 an expianaHon'-
General consent being given, he wepton ltne mem
hers gathering near HIM 70 assert ms ensre ,nno
cer,e-,s much 60, he said, as the child UNBORN,
ne declared that, before God and man. thai ne had
never even seen the papers alleged 70 De pur'
loined La answer TO question from Mr' DAN en-
NJ IN as 70 whether he believed that Col FIT
HynRY WARREN had anything to do win tne Cur
cnla,,on of these severe charges be SAID ne reany
could not say-that he only spoke oil wnat DC
knew. l. ia.tar
need hardly tell you that The 'nsughty letter,
writers" caught it again. ToomBs OF course coul
net let them pass by. McRsE OF La was 700 IuIn
indebted TO them for that notorety tney nave neip.
cd him To- TO let them escape, uncompllmeted IN MS
oba.ta manner. Strange that these complaints
coroe elroo.t wholly from the Southern members:
Lam requested to say that Mr. MoULIoh, "no
be. been an occasional correspondence the bost0"
AtIos over the signature OF " F. NJ" Is not the
sntbor Of the letter complained OF, ana that no
never knew ANYTHING OF it. until he read IL IN the
Atyos After we got through the qoestion u
"nrivilege," the Galphin discussion was resumed
end cresked along through the conclusion OF tne
sneecb of KING Of N. J. in favor OF the claim ana
IN 6efen,e of those concerned. commenced on
Wednesdsv and another defense by CONRAD OF
To Then SrAsLr of N c. got the moor. ne
yielded 10 motion to adjourn. which was a,.er a
strueele. carried by yeas &c. nays %; Inus'
apo,ber day. without sight OF California oio""