New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21


On the subject ofarraicniDg ~ BrAKLEY for contempt
speeces made by Ms Clancy COOPER coSorER PusDr
Mr CIAscEI sad that the was whether the gentle
sn5"s or whether ne sLoSld be ,rsu answer
the charge ocon,emP Pesdisg the discussion notion was nide
Messrs WM II Smith WalswRIGHT and CooPrR advo
eA;S the Of .s s@ o:Fsfs, . e,ou
MIR CoYovHR thought the reporters should be allowed
:, sTs I en- in ne Tie PSS p- int: some
Mr. BfIpTS called Mr. Conover to order.
Mr. CoNQyIR appealed to the Chair. and was suffered
ir CoopyR wished reporters and all to be excluded.
lie was called to order by the Chair Great confusion
The PRESIDENT raped loudly for order
Mr. WnNwmGHT thought the reporters should be snf
so NJ c from be PeSs others had He hoped the
mir Ww III Smith advocated the exclusion of all.
Mr. FRYE said that a guilty conscience needs no &c
The PRECEDENT raped OIasI S,s Tor 30 % %
s.nmsn of he Forieth thought should be excluded
On the qTfs'S Ss . SsnS to So 10 The
The vote on the arraigning of Mr. BEAKLfr was then
Mr. PYcKSrY protested against being obliged to vote
oveued voted the negative and asked 10 have his protest
mir CURRr followed the same course with regard to his
The for srrasnn en' was ~ in The 10 IL me
The Sergeant at Arms brought the gentleman to the bar
MI BRowS was asked to preserve order lie said
there vas more within the raj ing Than without .
On motion OF Mr.. NORTH the gentleman rom the
Fo,tieth Wa called upon TO make his excuse
Much debate rose on this point, and great confusion
prevailed ..,, O.. r;.o 8 rue nic,ure of the scene
fsi now occurred IN the ehsmter
An appeal wss asked for -,
Mr. kFNYEpY said that thirteen members had oosn
he whole Board and trying TO screen che ssnlne1,
Mr. BrAKlIr said that ne was N Aoany 0n he @
Several eeutiemen exclaimed that excuse had been
Mr CI.ScrY said that the gentleman had deded the
n' Mr. KIrSrpY thought the gentleman from the
Eleventh h~ty He houshi i iII tns 1 S 20 of
he Board He moved the gentleman should be excused
Mr. NORTH called for an excuse 10 DC uAde OI "oHu"!
The CHAIR decided that the gentleman had answered
all that re qucd aud he could not BE- he'd IN eSa.emp l
Mr. NORM appealed from the Chair lCnes oil ordeF
Me- ChSeTT snted it to be seen Whether the Chair
Ne ron iSt1sfY asded to be exused from voting. Re
Mr.. CURRY asked to be excused Refused
The motion was lost by 20 TO %.
Mr. BrAEIrT said that his only excuse WAS IN ~ no'
Friday night he len on Monday night no
MOTION was made TO excuse the gentleman from the
Iueth .,.,., :. o,orsod Rsfuses
Mr. CoNoyXR said il evident where the farce was
MIR CURRY asked the privilege of not yoiing REFUSED
HE question Of excusine was lost
Mr. CoNoyER moved that a reprimand be gwen 70 'he
G, mi, mar of the FoTtisth BY the President u, 49,,
On the vote for reprmShd MesSIs u Nv a a,,d d
cuNRy with protest entered having AAeo 70 DC -"
HE motion for reprimand was carried by 81 to %
motion was made by Mr.. CVk"i iof an ~
The PRrsDrsI then reprimsnded the gentleman lion
IN on iii, ocess9n administers rebEfe he lei. t1Ai ns s
gs9 A o sS Il: s. If ' SasI he hoped 81 s0a
SSa aa % would rot infringe up5s the rue.
Mr. BrAKIEY asked il he was TO be sIraigned tor con-
lie PsisiDSSr said il for the Board to dee!de
Mr. wv II SvIIH said. Yes, the Board can decide.
Mr. BRGwN SAID thst re sh.S ar
Here closed the scene The tine occupied IN ms us
eSn ,r T scm" other DISCUSSION on papers which up
fir son adjourned to Friday si's moon at o'clock