New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05
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40 o. hSeral osiiaercia ntercoz-se.
MI FOLK raised question Of order. IL Vas
- ~. t-o-se las nos scarcely quorum. Ia natter Is
:. -. inloTsanss and there IS 10. s.ns -
Ihe SPEAKKR said ii The resolution Is %.
ected 70 the question aust b suspend a tie ras
Mr.. Polk objected.
The question was taken, aud the House -
fused 20 suspend tie ruies.
There was desperate rush for the so,-by
taAn sy gentlemen. The greatest eoalsoa prsy.
cd. and which Ny. SEErEEs IA an excited tlse, rose ,
question o. 0rr he CON ec ;Aai ne arss Al AIDES
81 blocked up Tat modest could scarcely bs
hsssd.
M PoLK-I hope the gentleman may have
Eve Minutes explaia lLAlsh.er
MIR MEADE said the House had been notified
that the Chslr would recognize the aisle
AID wao did n his seat IN Obedience 70
that notice ne had r tree o. four holrs aieossi %
tous Of the Char the 6osr had been invSa5y assigned
to gentlemen standing in the ics Mach 8 tie
confusion Wa TIE reSus Of re- ns'as seahsnea IN me
The SPEAKYR said he would be glad TO en-
orve the raleS bui iDoosibe 70 Keep Gentlemen
thsI seai. However he would eaisayor 20 enS're tao
Mr.. Hall from the Committee Of Conference
the dssSssing Of the Hoass tho Cig sns
Diplomatic ApPropra1on Bh, reported that alter full
aud ties con.eresce they we're unable - aSrse.
Then followed much shutting % take up vari'
ous Balls which resulted in the passage Of one fer Prvase
inGIv6usl
Mr. FIrcB, at o'clock, moved suspension
OF the rules With view Of taking up the matter OF 6ss
greeting eeswees tie TIVE hoHres
The SPkAXER said this would require vote
Of tw,-thinas
The rules we're suspended. Yeas, 9S; Nays,
a.
Mr. Hall then moved the report of the tirst
Committee OF Conferences the disagreement to the Civil
and Diplomatic bill.
Mr. TooNBs raised question OF order, which
the Speaker overTuied.
Mr.. LOOMS appealed.
Mr. DEAN moved to table the appeal, which
wss CARED.
The report was cOncurred in-Yeas II Nays 90.
Thus the House retraced its steps aud the
Civil and Diplomatic bill was aved.
The Senate blll relative to the powers OF
steamboat inspectors vs passed as were several private
There being no quorum, the house was called,
and s membes answered to their names Excuses were
made for sbsentees
Mr. HARRIs, Tennessee, occupied the Speak
MIR BovIE, after lsudatory preliminary re-
marks Offered resolution that the thanks Of this Holse
fgS ee b nd 20 IN Re S
discharged the dlues Of the Speakers Chair during the
present COug-es-
NABEs MooEE and FLoREScs although they hadtholsht
the Speaker had not given them the door when they
housh they entitled 70 II yet under all the crcum-
stances they believed him 20 be warm-hesed and honest
man, aid would therefore cheeTty vote tor the resou'
ton 10, ,
they would against Il.
The resolution was adopted, with but two or
three dssentIenfA
The reports of the Committees of Confer.
encs or the Navy and Indian bills were concarred n
AT quarter 10 o'clock the galleries were
again well filed and the HOUSE took tall ton.
At l0l Speaker BOYD took the Chair.
The galleries were filed with anxious spec
tstorA
On motion of Mr.. CABELL (Fa) the House
toOS np and passed ~ an act continuing in force
for limited time, the provisions Of an act relative 70 'u'
pending Eptries certain Public Lands.
Mr. JOHNSON (Teun) said il must be mani
fest there exuberanee Of patriotism here AZ thus
time coming ON from all sections OF cue eolny For fea
Of elimination at this pont and IN order 20 III
fuse the various public Offices he asked leave to submit
resolution,
dpA of Republican form of Government aud ought
to be under any preenso whateyg ana 'aoe
Be practice6 BY every Administration, regardless Of party
that zhi years ough 10 be ts UNIT OF terms OF OF
fee 20 whch,spp0ntent conferred on the President AID
HtaGs Of Departments. That IN the Opinon OF the
House appointments Ohco should be made on tbs basis
tho federal representation OF tho several states That
10 uuOef should DO yided by the number
oRrpresen to the
That the opinion OF tie House, every Congressional Dis
the duties Offices and that due regard shs be had
the farmers and nech,nics in the besowal Of office"
Mr. DEAN objected to the resolution Of the
Senator
Mr. JOHNSON, Tenn.) moved q suspension Of
the rules The resolution expression ofopiaion
AID he wanted Il 10 90 on the Journal.
Mr.. DEAN said it would be entered anyhow.
The bill authorizing the location of military
land warrants By actual settlers certain public lands
certain csses, was pas9ed
Mr.. DANIEL offered resolution, which he
said protect the Treasury ling sPon the
ei in she case Of Chas 3 Shell IL waS he said csc IN
'OlyHg 100000, which 80 eco have already been
paid The resolution was adopted and sad report when
saa Ia be
Several private bills were passed, and many
Intellectual sifsnnpt, made 70 take up other business
On motion OF Mr. GoRaiS, 10000 copies of
sansbuTys report Of the survey Of the Salt Lake were
ordered 10 be prnted for the use Of the House.
The annual report OF the Secretary Of the
Tressurv wing The coalition Of al the bans OF the
tr., was ordered to be printed
At twelve minutes TO noon, Mr.. JONES, of
Tennessee, offered resolution which adopted provid
ina Tor tho appointments Of COMMITTEES the part OF tbs
House to oI .uoh a. Gay be appointed BY hs senate -
HIN that unless he ha other TO maze the
two Houses having completed he bannes before them,
ready se close the present Session By Adlourung
At minutes 10 IL, Mr. FIcKLH said this
private calendar day. and moved nis Committee
the Calendar
Mr.. EAsrnAS--I object believe this is OBJ
lection day.
Mr. OLDs-I rise 10 question of order 1t
is not private bin to-day III. the third Of March.
A VOlce-Noi the fourth
Mr.. OLDs--I say the third Of March
Mr.. FLOREScE-I rise 70 = question of higher
privilege, and up the Business the SPEAK
eT's table.
Agreed, agreed.
Mr. DEAS-I move that when the House ad-
ourn . 90 o1r 10 meet the frs, MONDAY Of December
next.
Cries for "the Yeas and Nayes"
A Voice-I hope you won't adjourn till you
hear rom the President
Mr. HART moved the House take recess
Tor ave minutes
Cries of =" Oh No. Let g adjourn
The Yeas and Nays were ordered.
The SHAKER knocked with his hammer, and
requested gentlemen take their snd Keep order IL
he SID ate 70 lezislate would be well 10
remain qgef and learn what the 0thsz branch doing
Cries OF agreed" agreed"
Mr.. BOwIE-DOesn Z the constitutional term |
Of Congress expire ct - o'clock
The SPEAKER said he was of that opinion.
Mr.. STANTON Tenn. ~ would simply suggest /