New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
UousE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The Rev. II. NJ. Dexter of Boston having brought
hher remembrance against the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise two hundred feet long and signed by
1000 clergymen &c Of New England placed the in
the hands Of Mr.. APPLETON who upon the opening Of
the House this morning, asked leave TO present it,
Mr.. BOYCE objected.
Mr.. DAVIS it in order to ask for the reading
Of the remOnstraDcel
The SPEAKER-I 1t is not the presentation having been
objected to- the matter cannot come before the House
Mr.. DAVIS-Does il require unanimous consent
The SPEAKER-Such is the rule
Mr.. DANlS-his is an exceedingly unjust one
The remonstrance was carried out Of the hall by mes
Mr. HESTER in,r pduced bill to prevent and expose
frauds the Pension Office, by advertising the names and
residences OF pensioners. Referred to the Commtee on
Revolutionary Pensions.
Mr. PHILLIPS presented resolutions from the Legis
ature Of Alabama favor Of the repeal suspension Of
all duties the Importation Of Railroad Iron for roads
in of construction or that may be constructed
within the next ten years.
He offered resolution that Committee of nine be ep
pointed who shall report the proprety Of either mo1
tying said duty or extending credit for the duty.
Objection was made.
fusion in the appointment Of cadets caused by the
Congressional dsrcng Of the several Stsies passed
Mr. fLoRENCE Penn Up presented memorial signed
gress to psss law fOrbidding military superinendence
civil works.
The House then resumed the consideration Of the bill
granting lands to Wisconsin for railroad purposes.
Mir DEAN IN. Y moved the previous question, where
upon the question referring the bill to the Committee
be put. Yeas l07, Nays 20.
Mr.. DISNEY Ohio said that II the bill was commit
ted it would be fatal to it,
The House refused TO commit the bill to the Committee
Of the Whole the State Of the Union-s6 against 95
Mr. CUTTING IN. Y proposed an amendment, pro
viding that title TO land shall vest in said State,
patent issue therefor until twenty continuous miles of the
road shallbav been completed.
Mr. DISNEY was willing to adopt the amendment, and
the House. by unanimous consent acquesced.
After further proceedings the bill ordered to be
and was read a third time, by q majority Of g.
On taking another question by Yeas and Nays,
Dir. LEICUER VA when Mr. Macys name was
called objected to that gentemans voting the ground
that be personally Interested in this bill being stock
BY request of several gentlemen the rule read say
ing that member shall vote question: in the event
Mr. BlSSELL (Ill) said he sssw of no Railroad Com
paDy as yet, TO be benefited by this bill.
Mr. MACY Wis.)-To satisfy the gentleman from Vir-
gDia said that be was not stakeholder in the road hay
ing sold his interest before he took his seat here
Mr.. ICHER remarked that he received his nforma-
ton from those who seemed to know the facts
Mr. MACY then voted
Mr. JONES Tenn moved that the bill be laid on the
table which was agreed TO. Yeas, 81; Nays 81.
motion made to adjourn but voted down
Mr. DlSNEY-I wish TO say once for all, have no dis
position TO worry oBt the House merely for the consump
lion Of time II is reasonable request however to ask
the House this Wisconsin bin is concerned, TO let
IL 20 over till to morrow, in order to take night to think
about it Cries of order" "order If there is!iDvet
crate hostility he remainder of the sentence lost
in the vOciierous calls to "Order.'
The SPEAKER-Tbo gentleman from Ohio is not in
order.
Mr.. DIsNEY-The gentleman from Ohio is perfectly
Tie SPEAKER---The gentleman from Ohio will be
seated.
Mr.. DISNEY-The gentleman from Ohio is seated.
Mr.. FAULKNER (Na) moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill rejected and to lay that motion on
the table which agreed to- Yeas, 90 Nays, So.
On notion the House adjourned