New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

Corwin third. and TIE House Corsrr,tcc OF Way. s,s
/ Means $ fourth.
Mr.. SHELTON was anxious the bill sAaup
pass The country e in want OF SILVER Ia, M
change. No would dispute this-ihe silver SoJ,,
in commerce has become more valuable than tAs r,i
doEsr. The gentleman irum Tennessee says Coa-r..-
cSnnot change the commercial value OF CON This i.
demonstrates the necessity for the action prop.si -
,he commercial value has changed since the impress.
msde by the Government Mr. Skelton remarks ~
in 20 the gentleman that the disease l. up-,
stood Snd further there is remedy II the eeu;l.,ns,
does no, understand the disease IL places him tie Do
sifion OF qusck-
Mr. JoHNsoy, (Tenn) interrupting. asked.
Suppose DR. Corwin. Or. Lawrence the Comni,,e. ~
WAYS and Means with the Executive At their head an
called in and this House comes 10 their relief and e,erv
enc Of these doctors propose different remedy wO,1
all OF the remedies be- Necessary or which oae OF tAs
would be adopted
Mr.. SHELTON replied he had no knowledge AZ
Or. Lawrence or DR. Corwin. bat presumed they were
not the special doctors for this disease and did know
the remedies However, the disease "a change Of as
commercial value OF silver brought about BY the n
crease of gold. We have two metals representing As
currency. hthere hut one there would be no a.
This, Ike other diseases has remedies and MY
be reached by remedies Of an opposite charac,ereaer
by chspgng the vase of gold coin, by making hesv
in proportion 20 the stamp value changing the silver
com by masking il lighter in proportion 10 the Siam
value BY adopting the latter nothing will BE- taken %
Of anybodys pocket sad The coin would circulate wsA
tie gold He could show the gentleman from fenDsp
see what Is the nature OF the disease and that there
remedy to meet the difficulty in the bll before The
House.
Mr.. JOHNSON remarked his plan is to let The
patient alone which would be far better than to employ
the Doctors.
Mr.. SHELTON said that, ike the Irishman's
secret this remedy at all Every day the pati1
is growing worse and worse and will continue -
worse let alone. because with the incrS asng arrs
OF gold, the commercial value Of metals Is constsnky
changing
The morning hour expired.
Mr.. HousToN moved the House resolve itself
into Commte of the Whole the State ct the Uaaa
but the motion did not prcvsil-s9 against 80
On the 18th of July last, Mr. MACE intnp
duced bill TO admit Railroad iron free Of duty. Tah
ON motion of Mr. Dean was laid on the table. motion
has ever since been pending reconsider that vosr
and this morning The House laid that motion on toe
table by Yeas 95, Nays 50.
Mr.. GoRNAN, from the Printing Committee,
reported bill providing tor printing the returns OF tie
tenth census, which was informally passed over
The House went into Committee on the Army
Bill
The Amendment pending was 10 restors
Civil for the Military superintendency at the ArmoreS
Mr. Ewing said he had intended To address
the Committee the proposition heretofore presented
by him to charge the mode OF elccting electors for
President and Vice President but he noticed q ~
position 20 debate the Army bill In order he would de
fer his remarks until the next session If he should be
here
MIR DAVIS, Massachusetts, opposed tho
pending amendment. Directing tn any change IA the
superntendenciCs without least obtaining official dse
10 warrant the House in 50 doing.
The Committee rose and tho House ad
joufned.