New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

Mr.. HAMLIN gave notice Of a bin to sa,lsiy 4
csims Of American citizens for spoatons BY the PsaA
After the doors were opened
Mr.. DODGE lfowal offered resolution to almond ss
rules by providing that in all Of election Of o
by tie Senate of the United States the vote shah be tas
rsrd r0ce.
Mr. BRODUEAD hoped the Senator would makes "
oution afo that Executive sessions shall be held N
The resolution was laid over and the Senate adoursA
till Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. HOUSTON. from the Committee on War M
Means reported bills making appropriations for the sapps
OF the Indian Department and for the support of the A
tsry Academy fc the year ending june, 1885, RetsFr
to The Committee of the Whole ON the State of the Una
Mr. DAWSON. from the Committee on Agricuure n
ported the Homestead bill Referred TO the Comml!esd
The Whole on the State of the Union.
Mr. MEACHAM gavo notice of bis intention to ipsp
duce bill praying the fourth instanent of the Sur&
Revenue under law OF 1896.
Mr. SAGE offered joint resolution that the Secreap
of the Interior provided he first obtain the consent OF VI
gna be authorized to contract for the purchase OF hosa
Vernon for the OF the United States, such terns
as NAV be deemed inst and expedent and that the
be paid for out ofmoncy in the Treasury not otherwise
propriaied.
table. Disagreed to-leas o. Nays lO9.
Mr. SAGE moved that the resolution be referred to
Select Committee, he had noticed that majority Of hs
members of the Committee OF Ways and Means had voted
TO lay it on the table.
Mr. HOUSTON moved to refer the resolution to tAs
Committee Public Buildings and Grounds.
Mr. BAILY moved reference to the Committee o.
Military Affairs. lie knew of authority 10 buy lsai
except for dock yards arsenals aud things OF that sort
Mr.. CAMPBELL Ohio asked Mr. Bayiy whether "a
the last session he did moi report bill in favor OF pifag
the expenses of the Filbusers homo from Spain. Wsn
did the gentleman find that power
Mr.. BAYLY referred the gentleman TO The Coagsn
ional GlsJe, where would be found the source whss~
Congress supposed the power was derived
Mr BISSELL said before he could vote on the resols
oD he wished TO know how many acres there are NIB
estate; how much money is to be paid for il, and uois
whose control It is TO be. He hoped it would 90 totAs
Committee least likely to carry out the intention Of h
mover.
Mr. BAYLY in reply to question said Virginia VII
cede her Jurisdiction any part OF her ternol
the General Government, except for purposes dehnst1
Dir. CHURCHwELL said, in view of ,his, ii seemed
unnecessary say anything further the subject
Mr.. CAMPBELL Ohio doubted very much whsas
Mr Bayly authorized ospeak for that Commonvssat
on this subject although he did not deny the geneu.n
was fair exponent when matters Of controversy ans
relation to Offices in which Virgiaans are concerned
Mr. BAYLY replied, that he had no right to speaf Ds
Virginia was unquestonably true, but he asked ~
united delegation have not right to speak rhsyhh
spoken by voting every one to lay the resolution on NO
table u
Mr CAMPBELL Ohio was not yet satis6sd Il, |
doubted very much whether Virginia has Transferred 10 /
her entire delegation any authority over hi. subject
Mr. LETCHER said the Legislature Of virginia No."
peatedy said she viii not cede Jurisdiction
Mr. CAMBELL remarked, that Is more Ike an an's~"
the question Of power. g.. Ia.
Mr. GIDDINGS inquired of his colleague II we gsSg Y.
lands whether he intended TO move the application
Wilmot Proviso to il. Laughter -
Mr. CAMPBELL replied he had understood rom gE
nation thrown out the probability was thas me 49,
would soon be again endangered snI no sl V hso wsas
Vernon Ii Virginia docs not intend 10 eede her Jas
ton no harm could OF the passage OF me resoa
Mr. YATES was for purchasing Mount tefnp1 ~
believed there was TOO much patriotism in the OAp
mnion 20 refuse jurisdiction over the territory ,r
Mr.. RICHARDSON opposed the resolution. 10 a.
thing they would be called 10 do would DO 70 Pa''"
battle ground Of the Revolution. - 80.
Dir. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio inquired whether 'as ln. ~
leman did not vote for the appropriation ~ pay
jackson Equestrian Statue.
Mr. RICHARDSON did rot remember
Mr. CAMPBELL thought he did ,...,.,v -.
Mr. RICHARDSON did not see the applicaOihy ""
question .-,,..,o, ,.so o>E
cpeted in the debate, elOquentiy spoke III 'A'''
Mr.. BIssELL was opposed to the resolution Ll s
present form Il was monstrons TO put u IN ,ns y
one man to pay what he pleased foT Noun, ~. ~ a
Mr. SAGE defended the resolution and though. s1
position with bad grace rom adzhs
names stand recorded for objects far les e'n"'
than this. ,,.n.n snr |
Wr' CLIYGMAN suggested that the gsniissimIa
his resolution, making The purchase ms''e' VI
Committee.
Dir. SAGE aoquiesced the ,.kIe. |
Mr DISNEY said, after the sympathy ana lslss
ism eyinced lie presumed gentlemen were son ~ .sh
eyed. srpPosing the House was ~ ba''ne.s ssas
bon of eloquence Il was time 70 ~ sneakers lsbk |
moved TO proceed 10 the bills on 'n' 'F'
Agreed. ,-...o, of tie css |
The Senate BIZ. regulating the dsburemsa o. or NJ ,as
tingent fund Of the senate was rsIerrea '''e
Of Ways aud Mems. ., ano,ntxn |
Tie Senste Bill regulating the manner o. aPR ~
Assistant Secretary the Treasury was ..Zsn as
Mr. EWING moved 70 refer It 70 Cg"-'s:, :, vxtbe |
Whole on he State Of the Union. he 9ss,aa q sr
custom among civilized nations that IIe,1d,hxb "
should be open public nd generally uniersso, n f.
epjigI,ened world might Judge Il the profnsy a b
principles involved. lie discovered on on.axdrthT Sss
friend from Virginia iMr. Bayyl p'~s",,otiye ~
pride The other day when the ancient -
Of yirginaDs 10 hold othcs was as & rose 20 ts
ferre OF Virginia and took under his rossiau hs ~
Iibrafian of the House. Now, as hen.aS hs3
Bwrg though having no right 70 spea1 20 a1er hs psH
right 10 take the Treasury Departnen. - ths hee
r. o,d WIZ librarian Mr. William, fohe @ ~ ,s~,ss
ard stained 4 with bis sacred blood, HAVING voi 81
hH the same high funcOnaEy, there Wa Prosssf< |
about the great importance ot In0 .Sen AMI sos |
proecrbed down trodden nhss, a,.roants sab,s5 -. |
10th IN Congress and the executive "a nj lie q,
to The ,ortnre without grOanng. he oi4 -, ,aes al
mode Of warfare lot it BE- open ana ~ 49, ~ the es
ouefilla cutting of PICKET here s1l -.1e Hess
Rational Democrats come out W., ci the
uilIiuo 1.-THE war to be on the >etess ~ he sb
NV ~ le. h begin Nr Guthrie . me d. eonpsq
hand and might sag with fsllstaa, H IL i.s ~
sb,. hen he spofl Of me lsaughtgiI 10 kus1n
he courageous able man. ana nc a. - sssr,I ino -
-; c. 80 yea,. Mr. Guthrie tes been -. s,j ssf
Nm 10 n ~ bn, al men have their fs'iis & a. !. ~
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