New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
By telegraph 10 the Hes-YOfk Tribune.
xxxtrs CONGRESS- Fire. se.siez.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


Con M tee Of The Whole on the hli h pay 10 Mex
10 thgee Millions one hundred and eighty thousand
dollars urcsf the treaty o. Gaue alupe Htaso.
Mr.. BEADE, Of Va. caused ths lending amsnt-
meft 10 be read which was. that TIE mOAey Shal %
paid at such time and manner may De most aecep.
ahls to McKee, he mir. Meade tii nor agree si'h
Mr. Egerton. Of Ohio, IN DIS de 4urcaion OF oin&efs
Ihey Ike politicians are necessary eyiis, sni must
b. watched. he did not comp An OF ile bHecuI'c
fer enpiOyipg them AS ents nut hs assumed titI
II was ire cutY o. the PTes ct, on the mere ap =
cation OF the authorities o. Nj xico % ave 'ce fi
to their wishes especially wnen We come 10 ne
bonus Of one per centuin which could have been
realized 5y tkis coarse. over the proposition OF tAe
bankers Even II that vas the olif c1lsi iefatnl'
the wishss % Mexico should have oeen res ar ed We
are informed hat previous informal arrange hcnt
was made, ~ he acmui>tfati1o OF Gen. I@fIor, 20
conform TO the wishes of Mexico. oT hOnofIng cr4is
Drawn BY Mexico, in favor o. NNNs, ~hicA "oli'
have been but the payment ot ne money ~
her sccrsCl cd agent lt was EoS MS purpose Z"
charge tie Secretary 81 state vIth coEruf non, IA
consequence of the failure l. cary out me nn3ef
standing tei~esn the pleylou, administration OF
General TAYLOR and she MeNlcm Minister IL "s'
not his PURPOSE TO aTragn the motives OF any gen
eman, unless he could clearly establish the iact taSi
they are bad. lie took the transaction as ne iola'
H. Therefore he would rot inquire into moral de
unCueucies but complain CT the political errors -
the Administration. Taxing Tor granted matt
was no corruption IL he negotiation win the baf
res and Their political associates the negotiation. As
political act, calls do the censure of the House,
ard that ceEsuIc must be expressed. In departing
from the former custom OF pay ms money, ever
cousio Grafton OF amlty, good Will and desire 70 De
friendly. should have induced tae money Ia have
been PAID 20 Mexico, inSteai q, through BANKERS
who made large proftS by fhc transaction Not only
has the Government failed ~ comply Win the re'-
sOpab.e request Of Mexico. buI ID has sacrtc tlol
saads OF collars. BY not giy.nr The moneJ = e.
Government in the manner dosutd. lie ShO wed me
Importance e.! p'eSorflug tu-Hiy relations VIA
Mexico, ard therefore wou'o ROB ac' nlggart Is
part tOAaTd her. tie was irtdsre 20 Ihe pfo1t Sd
be mace by such an arrane eoen. rs Mexico ces,red.
RE Sious, BY our legislation Low. % RENE ie
the eITOfs which were cOmntiet IA the previous
payments anc l. show 10 feVCO ouc desire 90 -
spsct her visNcs. In his op ID, tie psvme1tS
heretofore made. were ~ vi1lst on oi the trel'Y
He repeated, ne Was for telling l.Nco tRtt she en-
be paid in New-lo1k by fA-s means We can 5et
rid of i1t shaving operations hy NEich she l. dc-
pletsd
Mr.. RANrouL Free sob, Of Mass, sad he dlt 10,
intend t. enter INTO the discussion OF the genera
merits # The question. bus % reply 10 cA1re
brought ~ his colleague tAi- D9qls yesteriiy,
against majority Of the people OF Aassachgset-3.
that ibey are guilty OF corruption lAlAny Bentlen 'l
Immediately changed ihelr seats 90 the ycinl'
where ne Was speaking IT, ne salt. there was cor
ruptOn N Massachusetts, was not among tl'
Democrats ~ho were generally poor, and hAd 10 tle
heavy sacrifices FOR many years past, 70 minllA
their principles. The corruption 10 there were Gay,
waS on the opposite site, where vast Weain " i'
concentrated and often used rtyEannicd purpose.
What ,. the around OF the Cnarge OF corruption ID
Massachusetts That gentlemen advocating tht
D
Fugitive slave Law and tnen opposing Il had united
for d 90 um0u object Was there ans shng wrong ID
this Suppose the Capitol is on hre-nusthe refuse
20 work the engines scauSe OfNer persons dlnern-
with hin IN politics aad religion had hold OF tho
5rakesl Did not tho Nhiss form coalition IN Ms
souI tie result Of which Has the election OF a | ne
tea States Senator Dld not coalition IN Wisc)nsn
elect member ~ ihis House, aud Wings setup
CIy Of triumph Coalitions were made everywhere.
Southern men. IN favor Of the Fugitive Slave Law,
unite win those who are not Are other ; atcS a 1t
aHff
net TO % hat proper and right IN others wi;holf
beng condemned. But she viii maintain hc-
political rights m the way she chooses. he y ls
absent NJ The time the CO lllCn was formed .l
Massachusetts, cut when he returned, ne
fee to declare that The coalition was right AM
proper. The Democratic patty had been stfus-
giTg for many years - effect important reforms
his ate. DlC his colleague t.ar. DAVIS DeneVo
that IL wrong for an Aoo,iOnst and Nnls
who sustslns the Compromise, 70 act together ~
so. his colleague must have Undergone "A conversion
wonderful a. that of saul OF TarsuS, and quite re-
Gently, too THIS Was a ne tang. compared WIN
the coalition which has existed IN Massachusetts, for
20 or 30 years past The Wings carried the State
win AMI avery votes IA 1888. tbs COLES gue NJ
Davis Was member Of an Anti 81 very Society IN
Franklin CO.. Mass the design md objects Of the
FIRST section OF the CONSTITUTION Of which The
tire removal of Slavery from the tnited States
lLRughteI.I Now he, (Nr. Dayis) being young
maD. shculd have TestIalAe- his ambition within rca
sonable limits. lLaughicrl The third article in
that CoustitutiOn was to Dor for the abolition Of
Slavery IA the District Of Columbia and the TerIIo-
rles Of the mon, by all coAsi .uii0Ga means and
resolution declared hat Slavery IS sin, and ought
10 Ire ated such. Another resolution declared
and his wa6 Of interest to Southern geatlemea-shat
Immediate emancipation could sike place without
danger 20 our while population Ia 1888 the friends
Of Emancipation held a meeting IN Worcester and
u might have been there that another Of his col
leagues eaTnt d his abolition notions.
Mr.. ALLEN, Gree SCIl,) IF Mass, rose AMI said,
the proceedings OF that meeting 90 beyond any OF
the views entertain IN relation - Slavery.
fIaN pftff an the hall. and VDIpes Nnp q
u|tTa enough =
NJ RANTouL-Then my colleague did not learn
bis whole less N and has not learned it to this day
My colleague (Mr. Dayis) goes 20 such lengths that
another Alien can { follow hun Loud laughter
" lli' him again lie s bouncing into him y
MI kANToUL continued TO refer 20 documents, to
shoH The intimate connection OF Davis with A0oi-
tonisn, down 10 the year 1910, Wnsn he Davis was
hartman OF Committee who reported Dill, which
became law, repeating the ls& preventing inter
marriages between whites ard muattoes
M ALLEN, OF Mass, wished to suggest some
thing, which vas lost IN the crIes OF FAIR play A"
. -, coEn ' " Order i" Down In front
Amid the confusion Alr. DAVIS, OF Mass, said, the
remark OF my colleague Iuss made, IS perfectly ap-
pToprls1e and IN character My other colleague
or Rahtou) is another sort Of person.
MI RAhTouL-What sort Of person am, intend
10 snow lie then continued his !ragmentary history
saying that If his colleague had recanted and changed
hIs principles he (atT Rantouj never had heard the
least lnolcaton or Iumer Of II.
The Chalnaans hammer here fell, the hour on two
Members shouted, " Go on go on :" amid grea.
The CHAIRMAN said the hour 10 stop debate had
arrived Genes OF go on -
The Committee, the CHAIRMAN said, had no Do ser
10 disregard the order Of the House
MI RANroUL-Can 60 on # there 5e no ob,ec.
ton
CHAIRNAN--You cannot
Cres OF Go on go Oh :" with others Of Or
DER J" ard knocking OF Claimants hammer.
nT: housIoN, OF Ala, Chairman Of the Committee
OF Ways and Means, had right to speak an hour IN
E explanation OF H.
NJ. RANrouL anxiousy wanted Mr.. Houston %
give him little OF his time.
Mr.. JOHNSON OF Arkansas, appealed from the de-
csion of the Chair
Cres Of - On no ~ " Don't do that
The CHAIRMAN endeayored TO restore order
Most OF the members wanted Mr. Rantoul TO 90
on.
Mr. ORR. OF ;. C., wanted 70 know OF the Chair
mar II the time for closing the debate could not be
extended
Dir. JOHNSON, Of Arkansas, asked whether Cover