New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

eued the strict letter of the law. IL thore nan pecn
disposition she part Of the Committee to make CO
alison they could hxvo done on the propoanon on
TAs SssAk~W Irss. 1bs purpose or suygesnon was on
foot ~ make the distinguished Editor OF tn C0In9@s
GA Tass tie Editor OF The So@e" Ire.s anu nc ma
10 declare his scquiescence in the Compromise nj
Urea aid In NE nomination Of tho pslulore Co"''
and be- with these words on hls hps, ana ~ c'l.
ton viii several Others asked whehex an srran
sould ncs be made to give part OF te puI, ~. Ta;or
them. The partnership wss propos'i ~An .Ae y'''"'
bot the gallant Editor rejected al once inc
He ar Gorrnsn) said he hsd never ncsiu VI -
Elwocd Tishcr one Of the editors oil ihS os"
Aid In relation =, getting slice Of printing, unui
p,entoped Yesterday He referred to the comon suon
Of ne ssse.' Rights men, Aboiioni-s ana free oole
who voted 70 Law the report upon The Table UNION =,
extremes coalition TO break down I've o"'""' "A
supports the Compromise AZ a hn.iy.
M. VyrABLE IN. c., Loco) remarked,
. ~. n.n. had bcep mentioned in this connection thst
there had been . continuation between the free SOU
err and Southern Rights men, 1t WA TO prevent pun
NJ PoIk asked whether the gentleman
10 e.s, the slightest imputaon that this done
nv the other patyi He voted that way and demanded
Mr.. VZNABLE replied that he did not
;pu,e any improper motives to him, (emphasi'ng the
vord but ~ say TO Mr. German 70 make OUT coannon
between Free Sellers and Southern Rights Men, that ne
would vote with anybod 10 the hard earnings OF
bis constituents from plundering operations
Mr.. GORMAN repeated that IL was the ue-
termination Of the extremts break down The Union
newspaper because upheld the Compromise measures
and INDUCED in strong and language toward tho
Dimnonisss and the other extremists and concluded
by saying that the country would regard their move
ments designed 30 strike down ali editor VINO hau
stood up In defense Of the Compromise.
Various questions OF order were raised,
and general confusion prevailed.
The question being taken on Mr.. Folks
motion TO Law the whole subject on the table 10 was DO
sided in the pegative-Yeas 3D. Nays 50, a,follows:
Y.Athess, Appleton me- Appleton MAS a nagy
Chastain CLARK Cobb Cuom, Davis Ind), Dawson Dean
disney Doskery, Durham Faulkner Freeman Fuller tMe
Hri yoa.. .nn RE- q is LANDRY L', MsNI 5Ssn
ss i: s:a ao3is %IsPS h
cram. seury, Seymour, N ~ seymour Conn SHELTON,
Stsnly, Stanton Tenn Stanton (Kyl stone, 81 Mann,
sSsh1'nd WsS W. iy' We White s WILCOX
HAr.-M.s. Aiken Allison Ashe Aye5stt q, Ps %Sn
e S.s Ps RS E' f@,G r SsisT
Gamble Gddings, Goodenow, Goodnch Grey Grow taii'
Harper Harris of Tenn HEM Harris of r As hI RoT
Hunter Ives Jackson Jenkins johnson (of Ga Johnson
f Oh Jons; of Pa Jones 9f ~ Preston nc kl1s
Newton 0ds Orr, Parker (of Pa Peaslee Penniman Per
der, smart snow Stanton (of 0hiO) Stevens lof PAP
Thuston Venabe, Walbridge Wallace, Washburn, wood
ward. =.
After further noisy proceedings and dis
custom points of order, the question was taken on
Mr. Florence's amendment given above, and decided
In the negative. Yeas o. Nays l05
On motion of Mr.. CABELL, (Fla.) it
was resolved that when the House adjourn it will adj
jOurn until Monday.
Several motions were made to adjourn,
and being voted down.
MIR. JONES Tenn. Loco) moved that the
whole subject of printing be laid the table. Mega
tived-Yeas, 70; Nays, SO.
The question was next taken on MI.
BRowNs iss) resolution to commit the report to the
Committee the Judiciary. with Instructions and ne
gshved-Yeas, Al Nays, lls.
Mr.. LETcHER (Va., Loco) then moved
that the whole subject be laid on the table.
MIR. VENABLE-We have already whip
ped you three times and can whip you the fourth.
Mr.. LETCHER--It was done by COM
bination Of Nullfcrs and Free Soers and have no
feeling with you.
Mr.. PoLK-We are willing to be whip
ped in that way
Mr.. VENABLE said something with vio-
lent gestures but his remark was lost in the tumult
which prevailed
Mr.. PoLK-Let the police be called in.
Mr.. LETCHER here withdrew his motion.
After 1urtner SquaDDilhg anu PiiihS uP
points of order and asking questions the vote was ia
ken on =
MIR. ORR's motion to refer the report OF
the Printing Committee back to that Committee, with
the instructions mentioned in the resolution OF MT
Brown of Mss given in the first part OF this report
Agreed to- but not by Yeas and Nays 50 against "a.
Mr.. BAYLY IVA, Loco moved to recon-
si6er the vote just taken.
Mr.. VENABLE moved to lay the motion
on the table, and pending call for the Yeas and Nays
on it, the House adjourned until Monday.