New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

Mr. hHETT hoped the bill would be passed
without amendments II amendments were to be
made, he had one to offer
Mr.. DAVIS spoke of the Justice Of raising
The salary OF the Massachusetts Judges.
Mr.. SHIELDS withdrew his amendment.
Mr.. BoRLAsD opposed any increase OF
salary OF Federal officers II tended to draw power
AfteT seine further debate no question taken the
Senate Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SENATE BILLS
MIR. BRowN miss Loco) asked leave to
offer resolution that the House proceed TO dispose
ofsuch Senate bills on the Speakers table as shall
NAVY DISCIPLINE BILL.
Mr. STANTON Glenn, Loco) said he was
rsadyto report from The Committee on Naval Affairs
sAs Senate bill enforcing discipline and good morals
n the Navy. The East inoia squadron is about to
sffsers that the bill should be passed.
Mr.. VErABLr N. G Loco) briefly urged
the taking up OF the bill.
MIR. BRewN's resoluti, IN was not received,
however, the House refusing TO suspend the rules.
Mr.. STANTON (TsnD., LOeo) then asked
leave to introduce the Navy Discipline bill.
Mr.. FOWLER Mass. Whig) said it had
been stated IN the papers that the expedition spoken
offs to enter into sotiatlons with the Japanese at
all hazards. Is this so7
Mr.. STANTON = | am not able to inform
Vie gentleman.
Mr.. STANLY (N c., Whig)-I call the
gentleman from Massachusetts to order The in
quiry has nothing to do with the question.
MIR. FOwLER-l will put another.
Mr.. STANLY-l object and call 70 order.
Mr.. STANTON, by general consent, said
the bill should not sow he passed. 1t Is not likely
bhe East India squadron, which 10 about to SAIL will
receive information of Its passage for twelve months
TO come during which time there will, without
Ms BILL be no efecsoal means OF enforcing disci-
The rules were suspended. and Mr.. STANTON re-
ported the bill which was read.
tproposes, in place Of the lash, to punish sailors
for ofenses by diminishing the rations. restricting
hsn to diet OF bread and water, and imposing extra
police.
In cases Of theft, in addition to the foregoing, to
wear badge with the word "Thief" on 1t, and to
make good the amount stolen. Solitary confAe-
ment, wearing ball and chain, deprivation OF liberty
on shore, &c.
As inc ucsments to good behavior. system OF re-
wards is Likewise iBcoi pot ated therein.
The Committee propose to strike out the punish
msnt OF wearing the thief badge.
Mr. STANTON further explained the bill, and said
IN conclusion that the Secretary OF the Navy and
tho commanders OF the squadroRs about to sail are
anxious for the passage OF the bill
Mr.. JOINS (TeDn Loco) said there was
TOO much in the bill to pass IN this hurried way.
Mr.. STUART mich, Loco) remarked that
there several things IN the bill he could not vote
for, and be suggested that the bill DO printed, and
that Thursday be set apart for It's consideration.
His present imperfect understanding OF the bill
should he be pressed to vots-would compel him to
vote against it.
Dir. STANTON had no objection TO post
pons the bill to early day. He had thought, how
svsr, that the provisons are so simple as clearly
and easily to be understood.
Mr.. STUART moved to make the bill the
special order for Thursday next, aud proceeded to
give his reasons for the motion He had voted to
abolish fogsing in the Navy, and enumerated his
objections to this bill at considerable length
Mr.. STAELY replied. It was obvious
that the gentleman would vote against the bill in
any form As all members could not examine into
svsry measure brought for ard, II was evident they
musi take some things on faith The Naval Com.
ni,tees of the Senate and lHouse have approved OF
this bill, and II has the sanction OF commanders, who
have spent nearly all their lives on salt water in the
service OF ther country.
Mr.. BAYLY VA, LocO) having been re-
quested by a number OF gentlemen interested in the
Naval service, to examine the DILL, he had done 80,
and satisfied not only OF the propriety OF pass
ing l., but OF the necessity of passing at once he
SAID the difficulties on snipooard usually two
or three weeks after the vessels go out OF port On
plantations the negroes during the hrst TWO OF
hfeo eeks, try the temper Of new overseer, SO
with the sailors they Try the temper OF the con-
nander, and see " hat he can do II you give them
an inch they Will take an ell. To have good voy-
age out, 10 TO have discipline maintained during the
nnt two or three weeks.
Mr.. ORR Is. G, LocO) asked Mr.. Bayly
whether it was right to force passage on the bill
when other gentlemen had not an opportunity o.
examining 1t.
Mr.. BAYLy replied If this bill was COM
pcated In its character there might be some force
In the objections OF the gentleman He undertook 70
say that nineteen twenus tbs of the bills reported
here are voted on without having been read by the
members and If this DILL shail De passed without
having been read by Onetenth, 1t would oy no
ha stnOulay that TekDeCt lie mOVo0 the
psevous question, having obtained the floor on that
condition from Mr. Stanly.
Mr.. JONES Tenn Loco) asked, but with
out success that tho notion be Withdrawn, there.
fore be expressed the hope that 1t would DO voted
down. We did not, said he, contract for pension:
and ssylums for sailors when We voted that the Oil
b reported
Mr.. STUART moved to postpone the fur
ther consideration of the bill until Thursday The
demand for the previous question was htst ve'ea on
and seconded. Ayes, 81; Nays, 90. Taiscas OF We
molten 10 postpone.
Mr.. ORe moved that the bill be laid on
The table. Nsgatived. Yeas, II Nays,9t
The mendment to strike out the clause
requiring guilty sailor to wear badge with the
Ne. then rejected Yeas. 70; Nays s7-as follows
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pr hsisss, Ala Hart. Haven, Hilysr Hor.ford, Thos
Howe. Jackson, johnson. Ga johnson, Ark kxg,
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ussts, Miller Miner Moore, Pa Moerhead. Penn; Por-
hr. Riddle SAcketr ScAoscra scaddsr, Scur,y. Saart
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Ala. and Wiiams-1e.
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SAsfchws, Cissk Cleveland Cobb. Curtis. Daniel DAVIS
bAs Dawson, D,a misk, Do,y Durham, Durkse. Ease"
an hdssrtoH EAmuasos. TlcklA Fitch. Floyd FowleI'
SaB hs Cav ORD, Gcyuao Grow, Harris. Tenn Hsne-
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