The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-08
House OF Representatives.

Il,
The HuRorEAx AND NORTH AMERICAN RAiLRoAD.
Mr.. GoopESow. (whig) OF Me- prescnted the rs~olu-
onr OF the Legislature OF the state OF Maine asking the
aid Of in behalf Of the European and North
American railroad
SCHOOL LANDS
The bill extending the time for selecting lands granted
70 Wfconsin for school purposes. passed.
LANDS WANTED FOR RAILROAD PuRPosEs-rRoPosED ADOLF
TIoS OF DUTIES RAILROAD inoS, ETC.
Mr. HIM. (dom Of Iowa. from the Comm ttee on Pub
lie La nds ted back the the bill grant
Ing the right Of and donation Of lands for the
aructon Of railroad from the Wabash the Missouri
river He merely wished to ray that the bill of great
importance especially to the central portion of the United
larry at Philadelphia and extending in connection
with other roads, 10 the Missouri river. The bill is one
that Ihiladephnns vote for without per cent
ar in favor ofther iron. II has bee made conform
10 other bills Of the nature which becn report
ed fIom the Committee Public Lands Were ii not
that the House has determined to refer such bills he
would ark that this be put its passage He concluded
by moving that il he referred the Committee of the
Whole on the State Of the Union, which agreed TO-
BIT ORR. tdtm 81 s. c.. from the Committee Public
Lands, reported bill granting the right Of way aud do
nations Of public lands for the benefit Of the Atlantic
Gulf and Central Railroad and for other purposes Mr.
Orr in reply 10 question from Mr. Houston said there
caute in the bill proposing TO abolish all duty on
Mr. JfousrsS (dem) OF Ala then rofe 10 question OF
order in ,ubaIce that this bill proposes modify the
tariff subject which belongs to the Committee of Ways
ard Means and not to any other committee.
Mr.. JOHNSON. (deu OF Ark contended that commit
es are entitled to consider ard present everything Incl
dental TO the fubjtcs before tn M lie protected agaipst
the qroetion cf order not being well made
Mr. BAfry. (dem) Of Va sustained the point Of order
raed and asked for strict enforcement Of tho rules
Mr. STANTON (dom) of Tenn. said that the sense Of
the Hcute could be well taken the policy Of abolish
ing the duty iron in a bill from the COMMITTEES on
Means
The STEAMER ,ad that in his opinion the subject Of
reduction or q aboi hing the duty railroad
not bolorg TO the Committee Public Lands but to the
Committee OF Ways and Means.
Mr. ClscM.s (whig) Of \. O., appealed from the de-
eision 81 the Chair
Mr. Joyks. (dem) Of Tenn. moved to lay the appeal
on the table. The ayes and nays ordered
The srrAkr in reply TO an interrogasory Of Mr. Orr,
said II The dchion Of the Chair should be sustained IL
would exclude the entire bill com of the soc
ton ifhirg duty RI road iron
The Houie tanned The d, cisiou of the Chair yeas
1875 nayf so SO the bill ruled out.
The following arc the names Of those who voted in the
cnn A Ds r cs%pSi @
ss If EsJ do, sSS".Ss
Inlcr Molony Moore. Ia) Horehesd orr outlsw Penni
sSan pg vsSabe I Wases Wsln: White.
Mr. orn th,n reported bin. giving the right Of way and
tne q lard 10 The ststos Of Florida and Alabama
tndto hikanu' ard Mouri for railroad purposes which
Of he lnon.
The tule then went into Committee of the Whole on
the state a the Union
Inx EcMIsTfAD BnI-guroogBr ePFrcu ron GENERAL
=
Mt WARD. (Nhg) Of Fy. after dissenting to the re-
marks hleicorc made " hotsrf Cabell Of Florida aud
ilamt Ct Tenn with to Gen Scott proceed
cd TO Jay that the General active in the intro
occHth q we ',mpu mre meafur.s. which
pasttd into law II the American people cannot soc
during his long lfc. cvid,pccs Of his patriot m and
ntot ron ttct nal JUDGE hc doe not desire their
cthfd'Ioc ~ hat bc'n engaged IN the service If his
'eLnii! icIfry Year,. duivrp hnr, ~ he pleasures
~ ~, ne dt and the end menls If homo in projecting
wy utius' " nov tIl'y-oid now that he is approach
ing tcvbtdt h, grave can any enc rupuo thai hn viii
.acnic' iht Mon for which, he has doo 20 much lie
h iot ftItut On pepper the acts deeds h. las pcr
'rmd W fad That scott must put himself on r, cord
nv ih'j INN On nor Taylor was required by the
Nhg' y DO iht; and what wrong in 1870 and ls4S
~ ~ :. ,MIF f'Sb't. must lie wong In 1862 If
ibc horh pdp scott. ib,y have a right To do so.
hut II = uiFd That We ,huud no support him be,
cauc u y a.rP'd hat lie einiaies with the oppo-
mus! H"iy lui hi not true. lie was born and
fird y ~ stuth ira nrmbor. h.. hest frcnds there
ard ihflc i nothing in the Southern dispo. op and