New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13


on the present occasion, blt he saT the fifteen ml1-
ute motion staring him IN the face AM he Eel, 4 AS
duty 10 meet It,
Mr.. BIsHoP hoped the resolution would Dass, AM
the necessity hal been Inst manifested never more
so The General Mr.. thompson presented his sat
OF COmprom-se resolutions - Del)eTl-tc meet
ng, and asa Il be met with aay m0-5 co.-;esY n n
he has here. NO, he received , ulln.moI> ~ llesi
10 withdraw hrs resolutions ant Win % p -nse ms
presented The same resolution Ia tli7 hcIfe-llI 10
on every available occasion ate % 1ia % fl-o7 70
ton upon them 20 the exclusion Of o-ler Business.
and hence the necessity OF uiteen m-l1-e rue Tor
Il was apparent that the same clause Won be passed.
this session. He moved The previous question ol.
withdrew upon Pie request of llr WAan. lie san u
the House i willing 10 lsentJ any person more t1an
fifteen minutes upon any measure they would permit
him to proceed lie hoped The resolution "oI-i PEE
vail
Nj WOOSTER II IIerkimer opposed the aio2ton
II tended 70 she debate which ought no, % 3c toe
rated Some men might be able o. 50 -Ot Ien'e tacir
remarks as 10 be able 10 express them I'D iieen ~ 1-
utes. He dad not know but he himself wouli mn Z
difficult % eICress'hs views upon al questions, i1c
OdOus Canal bib u particular 90 slJ7t az ne. HIS
limited use OF language and abilities prevente 10, AMI
should ne speak longer than fifteen minutes ne hoped
that no man would say that he had spent time unlc-
ceSSaTy, or AZ L. ST with view 10 prOlong the >e'
sion. He would pledge himself 10 occupy no more
time than was necessary 20 express his views tie
hoped the resolution would not prevail
Mr.. FERRIs OF Tompkns. SAD the resolution d Al
not been cOncOcte1 ~ any Caucus, As hal been as
serted. Il had been proposed with honorable views
and he dlscla,mod anyntenton OF CHOKING down anY
man, or 20 stife debate in any Il vas intro
duced a. well for the majority as for the minority.
He wished 20 the rule enforced against those VINO
had been the hab; Of abusing their privilege which
abuse the Resolution proposed 10 correct
Mr. BURRoUGHs SAID there were some questions
which ought not 20 be limited He oferei an amend
ment, excluding from the operation Of the resolution
the Canal bill Appropriation ball. and bills eTn-
ing Railroads He trusted the amendment world re-
ceive favor from the majority and be adopted
Mr.. WARD accepted the amendment. aad would
take OccaSiOnt 10 remark that he was IA favor OF al
fair compromise measures, but he did not think
those of his friend from NeWYork A a Thomson
as exactly far.
Mr. BURRoUGHs called for the previous question.
Mr.. WOOSTER, Of Herhmer, IN answer TO some re-
marks OF Mr. BrRRoUGHs SAID that Montgomery Co.
had elected a man purportlng 20 be a Democratic
Senator, (Nr. &ANF0RD,) but who had been on All
sides OF every question, and al last was on the wing
ticket for the purpose OF carrying through the oilou'
Canal bill. II Herklmer had given a small majority
it was IN proportion to It's vote cast. HerNmer, ne
could assure The House was never 10 be soitenel or
inundated by whatever might be done IN any o1her
County.
Mr. ELDFRKrx offered An amendment to exclude
bills from the operation OF the resolution relating 10
me powers and duties OF public oHicers. we hopel
the gentleman from Newi ork would acceptH
Mr.. WARD-I have accepted one amendment an
shall decline dong so again.
Alr ELDERKIN hoped tho resolution would no! pre-
Vail-the rules were already sufficiently stringent
The previous question was called and was suS-
tanned
The question being upon the original resolution,
Mr.. a. A. THOMPSON called the Ayes and Nays Inc
resolution was adOpted-31 10 81
Mr.. CADY called up the following resolutions Of
fCrod by Mr.. \. \. THOMPSON yesterday.
Whereas The hon the Speaker Of this House "a the ia't
ing polltca friend If Hon W. H. Seward approving IA
course the L s Senate n reference 70 the pcce m3s
,res tie last session II Congress an te
Of Hon W H. Seward IN reference u t'se h'n' - "
isience of the Union and the safety Of ne cqniY ana
whereas. the various speeches n Hon Joseph Narnn
Al the last session Of Legislature reference to me re-
COMPROMISE he even avowed himself m FAVOR
Of SAID measures and enertans the same OPINIONS ~
Theretore Invew Of the favorable difference Of opinion
existing between Hon RAYMOND and the Hon 'he SPEAK
er, prO tCrgyOre Of the present Session 49,
Res0lred That congratulate the people Of THIS STATE
and of the Union. upon The election Of Hon JOS b. VAR
MUM to the Speakershp Of this House.
He SAID the object Of those resolutions was TO get
an expression upon the Union and COMPROMISE re-
solutions lie thought the present ut the time 10
consider them We had assembled for different
purpose He moved that their consideration be IN
definitely postponed, and upon that he called the
Mira. A. THoMrsox rose TO a question of priv
ilege The gentleman, tMr. c. IN alluding to the
motion by which the resolutions were introduced, lal
given proyocation for a reply, which ne deemed II
Tie cH4IR decided that the point OF privilege was
not well taken. GU.
The question then being upon the motion to post
pone indefinitely, Mr.. A. A. THOMPSON called Tor the
ana noes. AuOplfl- VI To -
Nh BURROUGHS was excused rom Vo..hS. pit.
CURTIS was also excused
Mr. FERRIS moved 10 reconsider
The nrevious question was called and sustained.
The question then being upon the motion 10 re-
consider, Mr.. 4. A. THOMPSON called the Ayes ami
NOeS-ls TO 50.
Mr. UNDERWOOD moved to reconsider the vote
upon the ffteen-mnutes resolution, and upon sha'
moved the previous question.
MIR A. A THOMPSON moved 20 adjourn LOST
The motion TO reconsider was then takel ana lost.
Mr. BURROUGHS moved TO TecOHsideI 'iC iesDIu.
zion designating the order OF business and that Il lay
on the table.
Motion TO Law on the table lost.
Motion TO reconsider ruled out of order.
MI FALLAN called up ms resolution relative 20 the
time of meeting
Mr. ELDERKIS moved to adjourn. Lost
Mr. FULLER hoped the resolution would De ADOPT
ID. as II Was 10 meet at An, and he moved the
previous question. ., .,.,., L..
the previous question on the table.
The AYES and Noes were called, and the resolu-
uon adopted-5s to IS. and the House adjourned