The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-19
House OF Representatives.


NJ IAN's E-KcTEo-cHEMIcA- TELEGRAPH.
Wls1iSc1ey, Feb. Is 1851.
On motion OF Mr.. Far, Of the Military Committee
vas discharged from the further consideration OF so
much Of the report OF the Hoard of Army md Navy
Officers, convened by the President ~ regulates bre
vet, rank and staff commissions lie said the sub.
ect Of mr ID delcacy, and th. report to the
House so late as to preclude hope that any PROPOSE
tion on the sutie.t car be confidently recommend d
IT this session The report lsi the table and
so much cfth onsers Recommendation. ss relates to
The navy, referred TO the Naval Committee.
Other reports were made and private bill passed.
MILLS RFroErrD.
NJ. BrRr, (dem of L. O., from the Military Com.
miitee reported bill to limit the mpsn.stion Of
army Off incapable OF active service Referred TO
the Committee of the Whole on the State Of tie Union
Mr.. cstpwEiL. (dem )ofky. from the ssme con nit
reported bin snspdatoiy Of the act providing pay
ment Tor horses and other property lost or destroyed
In the military service, and u and private bill
we're pared,
uitee, reported bill providing for graa increase
o. Typographical engine RsJerree to the Commit
tee Of the Whole On the State Of the nion.
The House vent into Committee q TIE Whole on the
s;ste Of the Union.
RIVER ISpH.EsoI rILL.
Various amer dmeLts we're discussed
Mr.. BA,LY, dem Q! Va, sad he had examined the
bill and found that It apprepEistes ios Virginia,
Leuisisns Texas and Kentucky, three hundred and
twelve thcufand Eve hundred dollsrs; and there
is appropriated for New York alone, three hundred
Gpd ftty tltp,snd dollsrs. BE considered such
appropriations to be uncous.itutional partial and
unequal and contrary &c the desisn Of the consttu
tion.
Mr.. EILLnIr, twhg) Of Ala, opposed TIE bill, con-
demned the log rolling required 70 carry IL through.
and said IL ful Of mis- and ugbt beresed
Mr.. srAyiY, t~hig) ofS q, denied ths. there
anything sectional in the bill lie hoped that Mr..
Bayly would give fscts, and trusted that the blu
would pass. IL would be another bond o. union. OF
all the Scmrtomise messure, thu would be the esp
cheat.
Mr. Bl,Ly sro,e 20 reply 20 Mr. stanly, and accused
him ~ ssyiDg that the appropriations are made not
With regard 70 What the country requires but 70 yet
the votes Of membsTs Of diff srent sections.
Mr. McLAsE, lden.) CT nd.-rhe gentleman from
North Carolina could not have said that
Mr.. erAStr.-I raid nc such thing. nor anything
liksit.
Mr. aonsr. tdem OF Ia, condemned the bill, and
characterized IL as Ubiquitous.
MIR ISGn, dem Of Alabama, asked the gentleman
from North CsIolinA tMr stsnlvl when he perceived
anything like ipju,tcs In the American Congress- II
We o. the souih walt to be warned from him we will
slssp until the as,ault bs. teen commenced sAd the
spoiation of tie South contaminated II is not from
The gentleman from Nerth Carolina that sdmonition
s TO be s1pected ana he preceded TO ohsrsoterise
the bill aa ipismoas sJs'em OF loeroiiing and par
TALLY. and sectional in its charactsr.
Mr. Er'Nti raid he did not believe that the gentle
man wanted his ovn amendment 70 pass, but hal
offered y TO have cling At bin ! es ,, sao. "hat
Mr.. ISar-I merely stated fscts, and drew ny infer
Mr. strD- The gentleman hss little sense and
Is character II be ssys that AN not iriendo Of the
south.
Mr. IysE-I say the remark lie ungentlemspIy and
IN iutt and Gomez from blackgusrd
IEmediatsly there va e. mmoti,n ali over the hall
The CsamNkv cslsdt order, ard tie cry was re-
ysst.d from mouth 20 mouth. All the mber, raised
% on then ieet and there YES every appearance q
Mr. srsstr saddle .hovs the House and the eoun-
try that be lee blaokguard
The CHlfEskS-Personslities are not In orde-.
Ar ersSLy = No cir. they are not. Let my conduct
and my votes chow whether en- net better friend 10
the south than the noisy traitors who GEEK applause
paBics uhstt.r there .. danger or net beg pardon
Tor srswsrips the Gentleman from Alabama lie cast
the first stone. and wi always treat remarks from
that quarter in the manner they deserve.
After many Eve minute spsecbe, for snd against the
bill arc large numbsr q amsndmahts offered the
committee rose after agreeing e Mr.. McLsDes sub-ti
tute for the til a. amended, which vas nearly the
Mr h,L,Ns moved the prsvios, question on the
= cell Of tn. House moved, bat not sgresito-
Mr. IsoI moved to lay III. bill On til. table pssiied
in the negative, 10. i4-nsys lol.
and bsng taken, resulted 10 the Affirmative yeas los
II. question vas then On ordering the tI to be en-
grC.ed Tor third reading Separate votes we're taken
on many ofthe smenamsnts, BY yeas and says.
The bill vas ordered to be sngrossed az half pas,
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