The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

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Mr. BURROUGHS then wovs.d 20 instruct the commit
tobrug in an additional article In accordancs with Ms
II beirg not In order TO Offer such rsstiou Mr.
Chsmphn moved to lay all orsr. on the table down TO
Mr. BURROUGHS then withdrew his motion.
Mr. HASTINGS renewed it to instruct the COMMITTEES to
prepare an article agsnt Mr. Aather, for his refusal to
remove Superintendent Waterman.
Mr. HADLsY, (dem) Of Seneca opposed the m ,sion.
He saw no reason for singing out Mr. Mather guilty
Of the whole charge Of NOT removing Waterman.
Mr. Case thought the whole matter Was cf singing
s m H. for tS"rs Of wsss sSa
we're equally guilty, need not make this q stumbling
block.
Mr.. r1APP, (whip) of Eie moved to amend. 40 Z. 20
instruct the committee to bring in articles OF impeach
ment against the members of The Canal Board who had
voted to retain Smith Waterman in Office and had
violated IN other respects the Constitution Of the state
Dir HASTINGS urged the original motion in opposition
to the amendment.
We're TOR Mr. Mathers rdgduai acts disconnected from
all ete and he protested against the sweeping charge Of
for some time upon the opininn, Of tho COMMITTEES in
drafting the charges.
Mr. CAPp did not desire to stop here. He wished to
go farther not leave Mr. Mather the only victim Shall
we attempt to limit proceedings in this matter9
Mr TAYLOR, twhig) Of N, Y, urged the amend
ment He should vote for the mpsachmsnt Of any in
divdual who bad bsen guilty Of derection Of duty
Party politics sbould rot influence in questions Of such
moment
Mr. BFMAN (whs) of Washington, thought it time. II
the House had endorsed the opinion Of tho Judiciary
mittse, that it receded from that Judgment 1t was
question that should be settled by the highest courtthat
of impeachment. He urged following up all those who
were CONNECTED with these official Of Diquty and
sending all Their names up to the court where nice legal
Mr.. HADIEY believed this House had the power and he
thing 10 DO with the lettings of 1851.
Mr.. d. B TAYLOR rose q question of privilege. He
desred to have bis name recorded in the negative
the article OF impeachment Granted Recess to 4P. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TERRITORY CT1ED MASSACHUSETTS.
Mr.. WEEKS had consent TO introduce bill relative to
the urisdcoD Of the State territory cedsd by Mas.
THE IMPEACHMENT CASE
The amendment. of Mr.. 0IAPP adopted.
The question being upon the resolution amended to
instruct the committee TO bring in articles against all
members Of the Canal Board who refused to vote to re
move superintendent Waterman Mr. d. b. TAYLOR took
the neor and continued his upon the main
ton He should vote No upon the resolution HIS remarks
here assuming personal character.
MT BURROUGHS raised question Of order, concerning
them.
The srrAxEn decided the point of order well taken
order and decided the Chair grossly out OF order
He took his seat.
amend that the committee might better understand their
duty He moved 70 smend to instruct the commit
tes, in ADDITION. to bring in articles of impeachment
against LAvi ChAtfeld before Tuesday next. He
satisfied that there too many corrupt men in
Office. Ihe gentersn from New York (Ar Shaw ex-
necessary tor the publication OF the ranks Of the
officials The gentlemen. from Herkimer Mr.:
axe example He then reviewed the reasons that
had been given for the seec ion Of single victim and
the history Of the action Of the Committee Of nvssga
tim aluding to the fact that they had time to
anime into the conduct Of than officer. The
report made after examination of only days.
commencing some three weeks after the appoAtment Of
the committee. In truth, said he example, not ex.
amples wanted. But he presumed those slandered
the committee who insinuated that political considera-
tons iDfuenced them. He admitted that no pea CHI
ment could degrade the individual whose he had
proposed to add, but he desired to make it matter
Of record This resolution, with the amendments
test Of the question whether prosecution has been
goiDg whether We have been desiring to immediate
victim The vote upon the resolution would show ali thjs
He desired that the sincerity Of those who had asserted
hst this was not political party prosecution be put to
h test and should at the proper time call the ayes and
nays upon his motion.
Mr.. A. c. HAIL (dem.) of Oneida, moved farther to
amend u instruct the committee to bring in articles
of impeachment agsinst all the members of the canal
board now out of oice who mpeached in the cana
lettings.
Mr.. HAsTIsGs hoped the House would not, without
sufficient any decision it has made. HI
then reviewed the history If the cases the
reference to the Judiciary Committee their report and
the concurrence Of the House in that report And 1t IL
n fhAtd daric hat
call action upOn the report Of that committee and
this too, without any reasons for it having been given
| Not one argument has been adduced-the gentleman
from Washington (Mr Bemsn) alone has referred it.
He has given the opinion of eminent upon these
points, but ne would guarantees that that lawyer would
upon examination that the report Of that commit
tee right.
The debate continued and the resolution directing
arcler Of impeachment against those members of the
Canal board who refused to remove Waterman lost
ayes, 2S nays 60.
THE BARNBuRNER ENDORSEMENT OF THE ADMINISTRATION
Mr. CHAMPls called up his resolutions endorsing Pre-
sdent Pielce inaugural and forthwith moved the pre-
vous question The frst resolution affirming the prin
70 (a democrats,( nays 2S, (a whigs) and Mr. Shaw
The second resolution approving OF the stand taken by
be bis and ths
mode in which he has carried out the pledges In his
sage adopted by 64 to 80. In this j. Z. Ely
Glover Jackson, Livingston and OBrien, voted "No
Adjourned.
Titles Of Acts Continued.
466. To provide for the incorporation Of Eve insurance
companies.
467 To provide for the licensing and government OF
pilots in the port Of New York
46S To authorize the laying of double railroad track
through certain streets in Brooklyn, Williamsburg,
Bushwick ard New Lots.
400 To amend the general law relative to the incorpo-
rstion Of insurance companies.
40 To authorize the erection Of toll gate between
the village Of Elbridge and Schenectady Junction.
All. To amend act entitled act provide for the
incorporation and regulation Of telegraph companies.
472 To provide for building bridge the Canaan
dagua outlet at Manchester and for other purposes
473 To repeal an act in relation to the enlargement
Of the Erie and Oswego canals and the completion of
the Black river and Genasee Valley canals This is the