The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

Mr. srAEros ssd he would give way for en- exYssasoa.
Mr. srArLv replied, be Old not With TO srpsh but 70
Richie $500 600
confederation Of the subject for two weeks the House
went Into committee ON the
APPROPRIATION BILL.
dr. MEADE. (dem Of Va. made . speech In favor OF
an appropriation for the pay of the Petersburg
teers who have not yet resolved what Ia due them
account Of services In the last with Great Britain
Mr.. ScuDprK (whig) Of Macs. after saying hs woud
vote for Gen. Scott entered upon the history the -h
ing question explaining the extent Of the rights of
MI CAMrsrlI Cfrre coil, Of Ohio defended SECRETARY
Corwn from The attacks Of Mr. Odds and denouuc hs
allegation OF dishonesty by CorwiD in connection with
the Gardiner claim wful and deliberate lie He would
not have risen this occasion to make sps ch, had
he not undetood the 3emocaic party in rhs civ had
printed che hundred thousand copies Of Odds speech,
to scatter broadcast the land lie wished TO
teract its Influence. He exposed Galrh'nms under de-
Locratic administrations spoke Of democratic inconss
tenoies and defended General Scott
The committee at hafpast three, took recess until
seven o'clock.
EVENING sEssroS-sLIM ATTENDANCE.
At ten minutes past seven o'clock fifteen mcmbers only
in ate ndance
The Chairman being absent, on motion, Mr. Orr,
(dsm.) of 8 g., was called TO preside.
There were half dozen persons in the galleries.
SPEECH PUBLIC
Mr. FREEMAN (dem Of Miss not wishing to trouble
gentlemen with speech obtained permission to print
one on the subject of the public lands
JERSEY PASSENGER LAWS.
MT SKFIT0N (uem OF N. D., euOg12ed New jersey
for her pstriotm and honesty and denied the ge
MIR. Johnson of Arkansas, that che taxes pass ngsrs
passing Though. She only levies a the Camden
and Anboy Railroad Company the rate Of ten
for every passenger and II this not levied the
would be cheaper therefore it is not tax pas
sepgcrs.
A
Mr.. NEWTON, (whg) Of Ohio gave the outline merely
Of a speech which he intends to publish showing that
there constitutional power to pass the Fugitive
Slave law and that evil than GOOD results from
every attempt to execute it. be ause il unnecessarily
severe He said he would 60 with the free so party and
against Scott.
At eight o'clock about thirty members were present.
TARIFF
MIR Ross dem. oil Pa. gave the fer which ne
is opposed to modification os the tariff of 49, concey-
ing it as already sufficiently protective.
Mr. FAULKNER (wbig) Of Va. gave notice Of an amend
ment, which he intends to Offer aboishng the mill
tary rule OF the national armores and restoring the civil
superintendency.
TIE UNION NOT IN pANGER--GHy SCOTT AND GEN. PENCE.
Mr.. SrvvE~s. (whig) Of Pa, made speech to show
that the Union not in danger three ago. and
that the dgracefui turnos and excitement which
raised here at that time designed to make both par
ties incorporate the defence and propagation slavery
into their respective platforms and this he proc eded
prove Du'ng his remarks he eulogized General Scott
and objected TO General Pierce being friend te
slavery than the former.
The committee at ten o'clock, rose, and the House
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