Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-08

was one Of uncommon ability and
eloque1ce, and developed power in
the House, which it was not known
before existed. The principal speak
ers of the House engaged in the de.
bate, and adhered to the legitimate
Question before il. The importance
of it consisted in the fact, that on
that day, not one of the members
who spoke sanctioned. in any way,
the Intervention which Kossuth de-
Isires.
The debate to-day, however, was
lof a more rambling character, and
In the course of it Mr.. Disney, OF
Ohio, and one or two other members,
went the whole for Intervention, or
for a general fight with Europe by
and by, II not just now.
The House was indeed engaged
! from IL O'Clock to day I'LL late in the
evening upon Kossuth. resistance to
anv sort of action under the rules
occupying a good portion of the
time, and talking under the five
minutes rule another part OF the day.
The proceedings were observed, and
the debate was listened to by por-
ton of the Hungarian delegation
here, as well as BY attaches OF The
European delegations.
Finally. at about 10 o'clock, P. NJ,
the House adjourned, the mover Of
the Kossuth Resolution abandoning
for the present any hope Of making
any progress with his resoluiion.-I
Nothing was done. No conclusion
was arrived at.
When the House adjourned some
OF the members who intended to give
Kossuth a dinner. met in the Hall,
and made arrangements for their
dinner. Mr.. Clingman, of North
Carolina. was put in the chair.
The House adjourned till Friday.
Jan. 2d.-Senaie-Th galleries OF
the Senate were crowded with ladies
at an early hour, and 1t was found1
necessary to lock the doors of the
Senate and anie chamber, TO keep
out the crowd, who were expecting
to see Kossuth. Quite a number Of
petitions were presented, among
these was one from the Industrial
Congress of New York, asking the
recall of the United States Minister
70 France, and the suspension of all
diplomatic and commercial relations. !
After considerable debate il was laid /
on the table.
House.-The Speaker announced |
The appointment of Messrs. Colcock, |
Fitch and Meacham as Regents Of
t h Smithsonian Institute. The
House then, in Committee, again
took up tHla lution for the ap
pointment of a.Sommittee 10 wait on
Kossulh, and introduce him to the
House, and the question being on
The amendment of Mr.. Yates, offered
on We'd BAY, that the House could
not look with Indifference on the
Russian interference, it was rejected
yeas II, nays Ill.
Jan. 3.-Senaie-In the Senate
yesterday, Mr.. Clark gave notice Of
a joint resolution which he intended
to introduce. declaratorv of the
principles of the United States Gov
ernment upon the doctrine of inter
vention with the internal relations Of
other States, and re-alfirming the
known and settled policy Of our
country on that subject.
A message was received today 4
from the President, asking for an i'm
mediate appropriation TO meet the
next insialment of the Mexican In.
demnity, which was referred TO the
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Bradbury, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported back the bill
giving further remedies to patentees.
Mr.. Dawson introduced a bill TO
amend The acts establishing a Terri
torial Government in New Mexico,
by providing for an increase of the
salary of Judges.
On motion TO refer It, no quorum
being present,
The Senate adjourned.
House-The KossuIh resolution
was under debate in Committee o.
the Whole up to late hour last
evening, when the committee rose, :
and ,
The House adjourned until Mon- i
day. +
A WORLDS FAIR IN New YoRK.
The board Of aldermen have !
adopted a resolution granting the use