The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-28
PRICE 1.-TWO CENTS.
dare the membe{ 70 undertake to assert prcfess Il

dare the membes 70 undertake to assert profess :
n 'ennashiP for measure wiz. ' A'"nx y
ss,o the Committee Of the When And ws"
the Unio> mad under their control the Hoass b,,i
which the, sn1tenaed .tn to take up he retreats
Mr.. BREcxxsHpoA rising hastily, 50 d in An e,r,s..
tone; ask the genen>sn TO withdraw the last words
Mr.. CURING with emphasi VI will withdraw notbo,
what said have sad in aswer to the most violent
fesr. o ''A''
mr BHrrKErmmoE- rie gentleman rays skull.
he says what isfslse and knows It
(Gr~st eactement-neu ufbers uneasy in THAR aaat.
and cries of aorder, order'T
Mr. cuTuMs--I do not answer remarks. such a, tho
gentleman has thought proper employ Tey beIo.
to different region am not here to desc my ip1
said undertooE to be more Southern than .be
south itself l owe nothing to the South nor do {
curry favx with that section of the county, NY
desire is to let the South understand whss nv
interpretation Of tbsprovsos in the Serate bill ar~ so
that notacuity may arise hereafter wished plaos
the Badger amendment principle that all undsr
sara want afterclaps caveats against itr
interpretation The gentleman from Kentucky was vindic
taken irons the tabc He says swas thsr. 70 ~"
and theirs had it. What does he mean by ssfc
and mug, and under tie control Of the committso
certain members Of this House, What I
wanted that il should be taksu from H.
commttee Of tie Whole on the state Of The Union =
as to place 1t out Of the Of anybody move tbs
prevoSs question on II and stop free discussion.
Mr.. BRIcKENRDaE-I never said under the control ef
certain members. II is herdly necessary bat name IT,
Mr.. CUTTNGUnder control of the friends Of the bxR
want full, fair, open frank discusson-I want -
resort to, parliamentary tactics Now, appeal TO IT,
good sense and feeling Of the committee what pOsslHaa
could thers be for such rash objection to the
course which was adopteds Why keep the bill the
table when the sctest parliamentary rules esorted
tos 1t is neither in the power Of this administration
nor in that Of ths gentleman from Kentucky,
portion OF this Hcuse 10 drive from the
principle deen,right. But when did that, looked
with Conscience fer support, or at aeyents for alb
sence OF ill feeling on the part gentleman esteemed
at home friend. When l found him,
thought he would be the last guilty of the act es
peciallY when Nc knew my friendS his friends.
regret that colleague, (Mr Walsh entirely outside
OF this question, should say what he did. had SUM-
posed the gentleman from New York from the ntimaow
which subssts between public matters would have
concurrcd as to the propriety al sending the Senate BIN
to the Committee of the Whole an the State OF tho
that discussion necessary, and that would be pro-
per to take the bill from the Speakers table avoid ths
discussion being brought toa premature close, and
prevented from giving views freely and fully. T.
therefore, counted on the support Of my colleague
do not mean to let articles written by the Clerk Of
the House, in the Union newspaper, any other
writing, throw me of the postionl occupy. viii seek
most satisfaction to the country and pat at rest the
fanatcism and outcry which prevail throughout
the land 1t my DESIRE again to accomplish return
to peace and harmony and would therefore suggest to
gentlemen who anxious for the passage of this b
that is not The best mode Of accomplishing II to-
sail those who friendly to the principle and tho
cardinal outlines. they desire they should turR
their batteries the rather than the friends
of the bill
The Committee rose and the House adjourned.