The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13

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committee Of Conference wss asked with tAs Assem-
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ALBANY July L. 1858.
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hr fk1hRS (wnis) OF tennessee ASKED consent 70 onsr
resolution for the appointment Of managers to
p,osrcut. the impeachment Of John c. Msth.r irving
them power to send for persons and papers for uss IN
such tiaL.
f' nuhah' l~n's u Essex aS0uSs0u no n''n'' VI
the Iesoiuuon claiming that board OF managers AT
fered from committee and should be elected by tue
Houss by ballot he objected to the language of the
resolution az too indehnise inc :" power Win wht;n
the mana gsrs we're 70 DC cioned was not samaeau
wen defines This was power tn Z belonged TO the
rouse ana snould NOT % ranserfed 70 seven
de preferred to ADOPT the OF binary form OF proceeding
modified as to authorize the selection Of managers By
Baiot
o tbs 70 Of III uase res
Ieause ~ .ne . =, aa 20 ne 81" IA ~
as.ssy " in.ae ne ques.oa " -. sS
sesct;on If Md os ssvsn mansuay ~ hallot aoJ
sst h 0aru ooas se y, M "
t.usi. 10 o1'e Pio'esu - ING s'''0'0A w "eu'u'
sttwe,se "a. -,
mr. I , moved tne Previous ques!on snca was
upon the resolution offered by him. Lost, by ayes o.
3ba "a. ,ber mt uror tho a,.na,srt If Mr.
roo auoaAo" "as neh pu' upon 'he a"0nueht VI mr.
"ssf
u h.d !. ~. .h Hou sI1 ,at h h
% ,h o. % bsd - IN ned &c
counesp,e 10 .ne noaso me powe. neid ~ tne house
cannot be atiegated ne desired tnat every step %
wisely ana .nry iaAe en-. ns Prosec1ton' ngay,y
t wou I: IL ' no., io'Is - sovu. lno
s sne % hs 20 %
socys any ioc1 oa me me- cAse aao Moaa no.
tv U u,t ~. uo n"us - he ;.
Ecu Wa. ste ouhS couu 40. 70 os Inc
e,es nat might occur Dat must attend 20 snemssives
He hoped tne emendmest would pass ana tns House
sa go ~ ~ $500 a. 49,. l.!as - xe ~ =
aoS .t rom the couI was tne house
oouu ~. nuJuuI Ih; ~ y, n .Si. ~.
AZ onntn, ~ ao ,o;t
t m ,t;n re TBS it ~ ~
nsge h was me Customary course "a wnca case tue
chnsa ~ nal ont caursa 70. ;ta.f ~ coM anna;ot
committee to act for il and not remain in session He
~ s,Ii ha e .I ,s s t ny p"el pOsoossou W
o. -, s ~. ~ 10y ouu 70 osss S " ~ IL;
;n"n ei aS tha uu % aS anu ms
sion In deciding upon the i'm peachnent Of an indsi.
u hs aa ~ WAY ~ no sa oe rt "o az. ~
~ com.sees me act Inss aIter tns,
~ sne IN VI .ne W. can employ
that we can delegate the powers and act by
Ine o:ts ailei 'l1e inpencnIien. vas nAeo
upon were ministerial, ana not Jadicisl, and conse.
9uently secsn either act IN BODY or oy tee he
let the impescbment 20 on. This could be settled by
aw and then 70 doubts would arise IN tho future me
anu .ne us cour,s 70 ms op,aion Was 70 iay a osher
ate!s On ae aoie anu pass .ne pi' or res we eau
pas y pa anu sena !. 70 ane seDa ., ,...;
mr. ranh uas opposed 70 me selecsion 9. ine mana
p issponsoie ~. she waolo Pr. anu nave
p e a;sefS appoinsou ~ LIZ o" "''ee hsu "een' W
'h e, on I <,, .. u,, a...
III. LooIs, VIen. =, nerhner, reRArueo tne h2use
did he Consider this as VovDs al that the
n ~ ho.ioe lar. AAslSGsl mao suegeseo lie regard
o oar ;T In,d th - ann;n, ~1I h tha chay
why vas u That SO many desired to take the pow.
81 W appI p;G. NJ IRON 'ne NAL was que
tnose VINO consiaeiea me proceeang az : true one
III - &c AZ Ha. va Iuostivn =. .nu o
ing sha. M law &c to Be-
S0a,u ts 0b cn IN . case
10. M H nor Lsason
the to %s
Su. ne saw no necessity LOT H. must &C. through
eM ~ ~ o. eou l,a " auAscrs no WAS
VIM Una. tas sncIm TAKE Ine wss APPOINT.
- Isa-.. ! A.. - ~, - ~, ~ - ~,
;mna,chmsnt 'H'' 'n's "As 'he Inc
in the two resolutions. except in the appoinment and
~ ; Sonrs m th me Ins e, ~,
anal and he therefore moved the prevous
pssson WHICH "'u'a % upon the 'es0'a'0n Oh "f
NJ RrpSr, ,osa IN @ ,,o.t;o, of ora.r Thar. had
~ - ,.o.. .a;ws. -, dasa;" " tha - 5000,
had hesn dscdsd ~ 'A'e 'n' same
The SrtAKER decided the pont of order not we'll taken
The whole practice of the Rouse had been to regard de-
bate as proceedings in such cases
Upon the motion for the previous question tbs ayes
and rays were called and Il WAS carried by ave, 81
rays as.
The question WAS then taken upon the resolution OF
Mr. Peter for the appointment of the managers and Il
was csried by az es ~ NAYS 80
The Senate REQ ue sted g return the
RESOLUTION FOR FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Mr. HAHp1S (vhip Of Madison offe, ed a re ,olu tim
the senate to return without the
resolution for final adjournment on account of the
necessity to remain in session during the trial of The
impt achment
Mr. HASTINGS asked consent to offer an amen dmeat as
addition for the poinment of committee to confer
with the part Of the Senate to decide upon bills
10 be brought before the Houses their action and
also to fix day for adjournment or recess.
Mr.. WEEKS (dem of Dutches- we'd to lay the reso.
luton upon the table.
Mr.. ST JOHN, (dem) of New York, moved the previous
question.
Mr.. NOBLE, dem of n. " moved to lay that melton
the table, Lost.
The main question was ordered and a division was
called for.
The resolution Of Mr.. Hardin was then adopted, by
ayes 81 nays 40.
The preamble to Mr.. HRDIy's resolution, expressing