The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02
THIRTY-FIRsT CON9nEss.
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Senate
wAsHrrars,, July I, 1850.
After The transaction Of the morning business the
Senate took up
the OMNIBUS BILL.
Mr.. CoorrK resumed and concluded his remarks In
support Of the bill Aer answering the objections to
the various propositions OF the bill In detail, and
combination. no concluded by declaring his object In
supporting the bill to be the restitution Of peace aud
harmony and consequent happiness and prosperity Of
the entire country.
Mr.. srwAnp obtained tho neor, but yielded to Mr..
Upham, who addressed the Senate In regular old
fashioned tislavery speech; without concluding he
gave to postpone the further consideration Of the
subject until tomorrow.
TALK OF An ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. YuLrR submitted resolution providing fer the
Adjournment on the first Of August-which lies
IsSoRhArioS PROM THE rRSsIDhNr RsLATIvE TO nav
hEKIco.
A message was received from the President Of the
United ststes-in reply TO Mr. Foote's resolution Of
enquiry relative to proceedings in New Mexico, trans
hitting copies OF orders appointing Col Monroe Civil
all the other correspondence the subjs1t haa been
heretofore transmitted and that official informs
ton OF Col Monroes proclamation has been received.
be sage laid the table and ordered printed
noRE IsSoshArios wASrkp.
Mr. Case submitted resolution calling for nforma-
Ness.i on the high by = British public vessel.
The Senate then adjourned
House OF Representatives.
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wAsaSoros, July l, 1850.
THE GALPhIS CLAIM.
The question pending was on Mr.. Preston Kings
resolution Of Saturday, to postpone until TO orrow
two weeks the consideration of the report OF the Gal
phin claim go into Committee OF the hole
the State Of she Union the California bill
On motion Of MIR. BArLr, the resolution vas end
ed by postposiDg till tomorrow.
This was carried by vote Of los yeas, to IS nays
Mr.. Dorr moved to lay tho resolutisn on the table
This was decided in the negstve-yeas, 2s nays lo7
The House then refused to postpone tas eonsidera-
ton Of the report tho Gsphn olsu, and pro seed
ed to discuss 1t.
Mr.. Burr caused the resolution Of the majority to
be read annrmng that tho claim unjust-th.t tho
pripoipsl paid in compliance wish laws, but
that the interest contrary to Law and president
He said that IN his opinion the Select Com uittee hal
properly discharged tho duty to them by the
house. Ills confidence In the conclusions arrived NJ
was confined by subsequent rssearches an4 ret1c
ton. He pledged himself TO tho country Co sustain
every material ground assumed in the report.
Mr. ToohBs proceeded 70 show, not only that the oon
duet Of hr Crawford right but hat tho tsrest
of the claim SLOWED pursuance of la~ and
precedent. In conclusion, hs submitted . ro.olu-
ton as an amendment to these Of the select Com
mittee declaring that no evidence had been .ub-
mite by the sommitse which impusn the personal
or official conduct OF tn. Secretary OF War
Mr. COsGER took strsng grounds against the pay
OF the interest of the cia'm Secretary Walker
in paying the principal ougRt not only TO have been
i'm p.ach.d but removed from office, because the claim
in violation OF justice. lie agreed that the
duct OF Mp,.rs Crawford Ner. dit H. and the Attorney
General, was unjustiiable and dangerous There
authority for connecting the President with this
matter, for his character WAS shield against cor
Nr u. ooKs remarked that Mr. Tsombs had INDUCED
in ,soihng euphonious sounds. when he alluded TO
the arguments - the gentleman irom south Carolua
Mr. BUsT tdsin Of south Carolin. rose tn point
CT order d.rprrrs"d the hope that Mr. Brooks would
not indulge in psrssnatics aud INTRODUCES hts name
hr Bnooss t.id he VA speaking OF the marked sh.
ference In the tone q, d temper Of Mr. Toombs, snd
vas about to remark that when the gentleman as:
dressed the other de IL in tones which sOothd
the But when he spoke OF the gentleman
from Ohio, and the gentleman from New York
Nit. Brooks, IL la the rough rigid tones OF
the grsl~y bear Mr. Brooks could aivAys speak droo
rOutly. and In manner which b.csme m-mbsr OF
the liorse He then spoke sssinst tho Gaphin claim
and -sd that the secr-a, should not have rendered
himssif liable to such suspicion Of wroug d.ng bat
should have been like Cmsar's wife He believed that
from the Ps-ssmaquoddy TO the Pscinc, Mr. Crawford
denounced All that wings could do vas 20 regret
the They are an honest party id should
not b. injured by IT,
MIR. BuET taid that the House were now engaged 10
die cussion whether the ls.t Congress done righe
wrong In passing the bill to allow the payment o.
the claim No claim ever presented against this gov
eminent vss ever 90 grossly mi-r-prrs-nt-d Poe
and on will articles charging more aa Phin ROT
berries. The gentleman from ONO had introduced .
resolution TO inauir. oh, ther the Secretary OF the
Trtssury hsd not robbed the Treasury.
hr. swrEiEtR (dom) 81 Ohio-I would ask the gen
tlrmHn whether the charge In my resolution has not
been proven this floor
MIR BRIeE (ehig) OF Ky Il can only say this was tho
conjunction Witch the gensmsns friends placed on
it-1thst the treasury robbed or. ss the ns~-ps
per- say nore aalphin robberiss" lie then argued ia
favor Of the claim being just and that the country -ss
bound 10 pay He ak.d the Gentlemen Of the other
side ~htthrr they believed there IA. fraud OF
corruption in tn. opinion Of the Attorney 0-usral
or the Secretary OF the Treasury lie contsadod en-
pbstcaIly d.cid.dly, that the claim vas Just.
without concluding. Mr. b. gave way Tor motion to
adjourn, which prevailed
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