The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-08

everything but sgrcpt,rs, whilst has established th
Patent oce to the lur,oss mqoh .ncs ia
Es IN agricultural psopls who anxoa
that soyerc nent should Ec TO pro8 their best intsr
ests Commsfce Is tcsteTod by hVhs.dizng the stssu
marine OF The country aad this kind Of PR ces,ing gen
snsn think right Com merce put i,s hand into tn,
tISMuIy and reckesslJ Ecater the money OF the people
whe the gentle men arc psrsmcnious ~ TO asroultars
Mr. HcAuIiss, <dem.) Of Va Srlte tul 70 tne gen
emkE Isr taking care OF the agricultural interest lie
rspresenssd sAT,uursi com,auay but thou rht The
appropriation rsther sxtrasgtnt u ia too nate in tbs
teasoa 70 scatter seeds, .osr ffths Of which will no!
sprout
NJ. NiDpEsvARrH {whig) of Pa supported the amend
ment coming from al agrouG-ai district in wht-h rs
knew tha. the sseds fr the Patent oes had bssu of
great benefit Formerly the f.-nors were Iooksd rnon
81 unworthy OF attention but this Aors snd
class are now reHpsctsa 20 they deserved to be.
hr CAPBEL, (res scil wnig) OF Chic was In favor st
the proposition Hs oorid rot concur Ia the remarks f
the gen 'lemsn from New York (Mr Smith It is ths
trial arts BE dsliked to = of harmony among
the friends OF reedom OF sry party This s tu1e when
they ought 10 cultivate hssony. He should regret to
teri
Mr.. SIMMONS. (vhiz) OF N ", raid the Eorss would
recolect the has proa.sd by receiving germs Of
rice ard co ton from abosd, from tns East Indies
Ths promotion Of such exchanges lind of regulation
OF commerce. he supposed some gentlemen would be
coming forsaId with their gramars and dictionaries 30
Prove suon an appropriation the aendnent
Is unconstitutional Government receives s the -sys.
nues nom eutSs on ports and the public lands amount
ms u my InlioSs aanuay l. dsoonrag,s the power
70 maze internal improvements aud ia trying TO throw
en- other that duty by tonrsgs duties whs ct
tae Same time 1t sends examiners Ibfosd asa,ch FOR
sS ms nock or corner in Sou Amercs Asia f,r COZ
sal to FIJI his pockets sith the public Tonsy; but the
Stats are to do every hing Sithou. iunds.
Hr FLoHEAcE (deln o. Pa. said that there was n his
district the richest neck OF land for supplying Phi
eephis aarAe. with vegetables twas called Ps Nsyun
and was renowned in the political history OF
nasmuoh ss 1T gave him msority Of votes to seId him
TO Corgrefs.
voIcE.-A pretty good vegetable specimsn. (L.ugh
Mr. TIonnu-The people get no protection on G ,a's
earth but the te piLtanco OF seeds He did not like In
novstiops yet he thought he should vote for the Me-
brssha BILL but he did not care much for the
He ttood fat footed the constitution, but this had
nothing to do with seeds Qaughter.) He repeated he
wanted to distribute seeds smong the nsekers to enable
them 10 their vegetable products now hs best
in the PhiIsdelphiA marksts
fruitful theme Of debate and affords political capital to
thole who talk for Buncor3bs ADssre friendly to agr
"tme is money Would il not thsn be- As well to vote
the money at once and save that amount in time
vocEs -" Yes''--" -" queston''-"q question"
Mr. CLARK's amendment adopted
NEW YORK ASSAY OFFICE.
Mr.. HAVEN (whig) OF NJ J. offered amendment ap-
propristing hundred .nd thirty thousand dollars to
purchase Il New York Assay OH % buildings Hs re-,
.rred 10 the Secretary OF the report dnAnce
Last year the Secretary was directed to procure pro
per bul dires asd machinery for that Office TIE Score
try tells 10 has leased tbs buildings tssn years.
1T the annual rent OF atty thru thousand dollars which,
and zine y.avs tho usand dollars Each lease contains
provor that government msy have the privilege OF pur
chair the buildings AND tae 81 any time within
two years. fer five hundred and thirty housspd liars.
The Com mites Of Waya ssd Means thought it would bs
wise to purchase orce and thereby two hundred
and sixty five Thousand dollars.
Mr.. FloRINcB s1bmited that the amendment was not
in oreer, ecsuss aot within the meaning OF de-
hcnciss for which the bill under provides
TIE CHAIkMAS ovsrruied the point and sustained
by ths committee.
Mr. HoRENcz said the expenditure wssteful sad ex
trasa az mt fer the purpose o! Assay 0i,s smaller
buildings would ansEer and fu thtr oi2ossi the Emead
rrsrt.
Mr. Josys, Of Tenn advocated the amendment the
gre cund ot economy.
Mr FIoRScE said II the contrac. absolute he woua
DOT oppoe The appropriation government would
by the purchase but nev~thees he though. II
tinyagsns 10 establish rsdniDg in co9neco with an
assay eii:e in New York VIXEN there are somsay sd-
vsntpees in Pailadelsh!a fer thee purposes.
TIE amendment MAS adopted
0ther amendments we're sc.ed on, bat without n.
c.udrg the Moderation OF toe bill the committee
TliE INVALID PENSION
M FLonNSC moved for . reconsideration OF the vots
by which 10th H1uAes struck from tbs invalid Pensfon
bill the appropriation OF two Thousand eight hundred
dollars for pensions OF invalds who wounded
beard o private arnsd vessels during the last war with
Great B'sis Pending The notion tbs House adjourned.