New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07
UOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. PHILIPS called attention to the seventh section
Of the Constitution which says that every bill which shall
have uassod tho House and Senate, shall Before it be-
comes law. be presented to the President Ii ne ap-
prove it he shall sign it, but Il not ne sha return H. WIN
peted who shall the objections ut large on Their
journal and proceed reconsider it, Nc The River anu
Hsrbor bill having been thus returned ne wished To know
whether IL would he proper the motion 10 recon-
slider on the journal and have the motion posiponed un
the next session of Congress as the House was no" WIN
The SPEAKER replied-Under the resolution adopted
Yesterday restricting legislation the motion was not IN
order but as he believed quorum was IN si'chddnGe
Yesterday when the veto message was received both
and the bill would be spread at large on the Journal
Mr.. PHILIPS suggested, the resolution 10 "nleh 'he
any proposition except to adjourn. lie ~a Not oes'sn
taking vote. 90 .
Several gentlemen INDUCED in conversation as ia
whether there quorum or not in attendance when
the veto message received. twas not disputed now
ever that there was no quorum, when question was
taken BY yeas and nays O few minutes afierwaru
| The SPEAKER said he was not in the Chair when the
message as received but as It was received Without oo
lection, il to be presumed there was guoLu Js
trt at the time and therefore, il would be spread On Tue
Mr.. CAMPBELL presumed the message woull bo read
newt session when il conld be acted upon.
| Mr. EICHARDSON-I only desire to say differ from
the President relative 10 this subject sec reason why
improvements should be made on the sea coast ana De
denied TO the interior OF the country Denying Tie ia'eI'
while nursuipg the former, the Government becomes pu-
s onerous and unjust and on this point We separate,
Mr. CAMPBELL rose TO give his views, coincding wan
n PRATT nterrupting-I came here for business,
| and don't want 10 hear speeches -
Mr. CAMPBELL (spirite dly-Ihen te e hIie Hi"" eau
leave and call him to order.
M RICHARDSON don't wish TO violate any rule.
The SPEAKER-Tbere is proposition beioro The
body and it is surprising that SO few gentlemen pTe
| esl6no out firmly Order order
M. C4MPBELL iresumipg-.In the valley Of III, the
N;ssi,sup l. more than one-hslf The population OF ms
great nation and as matter OF course ihey bsari9ne
half he burdens for the benefit OF the country al large
In fifteen years bu; bin has been passed for improve
nsnt in that immense valley The ksprcsen,l'.Fes o;
The n. ople without distinction OF party come mere ana
wse their claims but the who claims to be e al
vosae Of popular sovereignty vetoed the kef ana haE
n uCIINGMAN-I don't believe there i any noees-
! s;ty for any more public speaking. L.. .,,.
H. HIBBARD-I did not come here 10 q >cuss any
question but a, a future time will be prepared 10 justly
De veto which is sustained by republican e-e!, e'i
alike inst 10 the whole country ana inc - -
wac sorry to hear the remarks 6i the sel.'e1. = =.
| (ltio Mr. CAMPBELL because they are CALCULATED -
0saie sectional feeling IN the W ST.
| NJ. CAMPBELL rose to reply.
| NJ. HIBBARD-The gentleman nce@ nos eNi'|''
H;on't think he meant IT,
| Er. PRATT insist on order . If.
Mr. CAMPBELL moved that ihe li9l'e eHJ'1'"'
ysv.,;,.3 He WA about addressing the Hprc, when
Mr. PRATT objected to further spealinS.
| The SPEAkER-Then must eDicF g M re.
Mr. SMITH ALA supposiDg there wa nothing par ~
~ besore The House said early TIE session ne mt
rated that on some proper occasion he nene 10 review
$500 Nsrcv's Ro.zts Letter. Various c.rcumstgnces
Isd TreyeD.ed Tim ron making the speech 20 he sSed
xt House TO let him print H. assuring them ihers was NJ
| ding personal in il. Agreed TO. ...e FL.
| NJ 'RARKSDAIE-Ne have heard OF yar'ous fa.ioIs
setweeu those who claimed TO be Democrats and hSs
We have heard Of fusicns between sId Ato
kionists have not been astonished az mr. b.t a.
rueyhst astonished al the fusion witnessed ih' morn
X between the gentlemen from oh2 an llinols Inc
after achieved victory the NeerasAe p.l %. -
snd him crouching a; the feet Of the S.nc l'T
Ofio However worthy my friend from Ohio may BE,
should disIiks 10 return TO my democratic constituents
bow h b with nv friend nom Illinois, il m,y be all rshI
NTH him. but aid not with me. -,
Mr. sTRAUB-I ask permission to put on fesO's a.
dsons.ed tL;s season lCries Of Hear Lin. want 70
Pabsh few remarks in favor OF the veteran soif = NS
bsclt and ied and gained our y'ciores ~ 10 war Oh
Ias 70 Agreed egreed J." uttered amid lanshief..
L d.! RICHARDSON have bat q single remark -