New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18
uorrsr nv REPRESENTATIVES,

MFR THOMAS ID. ELLIOTT elected from Mass aehu
sets in place OF ZenO Soudder appeared ana was guam
"' MIR wALBRIDGE IN. Y asked leave to submit the
following
Rc5 Nv the serate and Rouse Of Representative. tbs. The
Unec S,ass az maatime p1Nor having neutral Tish 70 ah
tAn deem proper view OF the existing war IN Europe 70 d
paIpts held by ibis Government 70 be pro
teced BY the flag that covers her aoi Tneh sns Of
considering them clothed Win n" MAJ s oS
declared no PIeear ms or oa p v
from the early history cpa5 am that attempt 70 en-
force stsOae Ieht of mPcssmen' sealen S a. a
hO.t, United states and csi cause OF wa he ilTne
change OF political sovereign, Of the EuToeao flowers and
the destruction fpoiesl o'elesnty 10 otnsf' we en-
for ConG,s g make known 70 mem Il'l We NJ be1
that should consider steHpt on eei part % ne
cs. TO oS peace and .s,1 the eeOahea and COM
mefsaSi pn ,,aged excpt TO the nied states which
she seems naturally TO belong
Objection was made.
Mr. WAIBRIDGE moved a suspension of the rules,
saving his object was merely TO have the resolutions sent
TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs q. ...
The louse refused 20 pend the rules LOT inc reVeo"
of tbs resolutions by Yeas, A. Nays not counted
Mr. WALBRIDGE referred the resolution under the
rule to the Committee on Foreign Affairs w.,
Mr. ROBBINS, Pa from the COMMITTEE OF ways anu
Means IL .ored substitute for the Senate OH Oh III
reasuc tie salaries of clerks messengers watch men ana
other i'm the Executive Department of this city Inc pm
nropose 10 give the first class clerks per annum Twelve
hundred dollars second class fourteen hundfei tla
class sixteen hundred messengers waiohmen' luhpSu
eraa AZ
enate nt twenty per cent on the salaries ley now 10
cefye and gives the SupCrin endon OF inc ISl' anu
Assistant Postmaster General the same sa,1IoS o .S
Assistant Secretary OF the treasury nc @ -,
the original Yeas and Nays taken SIX tmCs oi,
motions including two unsuccessful ONES 10 ~! o 80 ~
The table before the House voted or re)tcieu '"e SUI
tute which merely proposed to raise the sSla! VI u.'
ces olfhs from nine to eleven hundred dollars per an
MN The original bin ordered to be engroSsed 10.
third reading when -; i,r,,;o, of Tho
vote lie said if the bill passed in its present form II
would make indefinite and permanent the appropriation
Co. he salaries as long the act shall remain on inc 50.
,te hooks Next year the estimates WIZ nor DC su0le
Sor the aries Of these clerks, but me money W" o "
r., rom the treasury for the next hGndred houS au
II he Hi passes with ths objectionable provision ~
t. ali the checks Of executive Officers Win resau
to tbose sal aries lie wished to insert pTO's'
sunronraiion shall only apply TO ne eufreh MS a. Rim
"a In ;csse the eSuenditures hundreds Of thousands
annuaily We should not be rushed mo rs paSs .G
without due examination, and Il should D. e1'. i ~
that care which all money odiS OuSu' -. ~ oi,res
there being so many applicants for office oeio1e w
action OF Congress has contributed very nun - n n
The evil Ii has become serious larger huiloo' a -
~er are importuuing for places. In the last ~
81 City made 8 handsome speech IN favor OF INC al
$50 ~ ..lsries lie tod as OF young uah 40 p1o
,;eJ law in Tennessee and efierward opS'heo once ~
his city bat it was SAD ms '@laI! "" ~ Sy,,;Iv
u ar the decent malnien.nce OF ms 'a.u!
ia coys.o,.pce was Co.reSs increased 'ne saarlo u
~ CI,rks Now L sppels there IS create "oii 80
" eyor for a further Increase OF compe ~
the case of this Young man ne g, sre iyen in
nest. he comes hitler to the Inauguration su'
80 10 o6ice; he is turned out Dy Nhe .,
tion and thus is with nh,'esl '~C.'ie'. -,
hey 90 home nsolNent or neeIg so nv ,rirs1 n
,s,sJ hal habits Ii the public service t.lunvt T.. !
sLlJ - civ q them The money ana iet thtih uo
M 10 ale FIN battle who perish on the ,on.e
We have individuals constantly applying 70 Us III WIN