New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

abe SPEAKER said lhat the Pacific Railroad bI was
h srecs order for Tuesday next and from day 70 day
rnt DISPOSED Of Unanimous consent Of the House "oud
bc peccesary to postpone 70 particular day.
Mr.. ETIIERIDGE proposed that the debate be con-
frued until al gentlemen who desire to DO co. shAh nave
r,oken. which might be in four or FIVE days
Mr. McDOUGAL said he had determined to urge the
csidcra.;on Of tbe Pacific Railroad bill, when it should
como up Not however being disposed to SINE proper
debate ON this question if the House unanimously dec 10
ooepope the Pacific Railroad bill till Tuesday week ioI
,be purpoe Of discussing the Nebraska BILL he would
consent
Uoccs-" That's fair" Good }
Mr. SAGE objected.
M STEPHENS CGa.) said that the friends Of the Ne
brsska bill arc willing to postpone the Paemc Sairoaa
h the foes of tho Nebraska bill desire free debate but
J,ho foes Of that measure will not consent the friends must
q, II out all night If you want liberal and fuil debate
say 80: faction We viii meet you in faction
Mr. DAVIS R. H. desired all should be heard without
;ovovino night sessions. lie did not admit the right OF
s.v gentleman to curta him of his rights. The country
,nects will be fully discussed. The enemies of the bill
I'm resist il to the last because they think their right
end duty so to do.
/ Mr. WAsHBURNE Me- rose to make suggestion,
yng If the friends Of the bill desire fair and full discus
non within decent hour let them come forward and make
sproposon to the foes Of the measure TO postpone the
rebate the Nebraska bill until the special order sha
1 have been executed.
Much confusion sprung up several gentlemen declaring
N, Washburne out OF order
M CRAIGE wanted TO know how that gentleman got
&c fOor
The SPEAhEh relneu 'n'' H. ""u o"'"''N "n'"'''A'"
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re and call him TO order
Some conversation followed on this point, when the
YEAKER requested Mr.. Washburne to confne himself
mere suggestion to make which the House had given
b consent.
1 Mr. WASHBURNE said he would, and saying they
sught have time consider the bill, when he again
Interrupted by loud cries Of Order, order.
Mr.. HUNT rose rcmarkng still feel some concern for
eee discussion heretofore manifested. 1t appears to
me the proposition Of the gentleman from California c-
DougaD fair one, and think those who desire free
aseusson and the friends of order ought to accept of IT.
while the majority disposed to stle debate raised
INV voice against it, but when proposition of an honorable
character is made allowing every gentleman to use his
,iyiecc in this place. think becomes every friend of
Ibeny 10 accept it. Cries Of Good Capital
aThats right"
Mr. SAGE said the House having voted against laying
,be resolution to terminate the debate the table af
fded On indication that the resolution would pass.
unwilling that important business shall be laid aside for
measure that is not pressing was surprised Monday
ben the House laid aside other important bills for the one
now pending. lCries Of order order shall resist ev
sv attempt to se debate in every legitimate way and
think the country will sustain me. am not to be intni-
dated and will assert my rights. think the Pacific Rail
road bill is more important than this swinde which has
been thrown upon the country
Mr. BENTON wanted to know what the question was
The SPEAKER, with great particularly, explained it.
Mr. BENTON-Then enter me as permanent objector
40 postpone the Pacific Railroad bill. Laughter.
Mr. FLORENCE-Now let us go on and sit 1t out.
IA Voice" You must have had your dinner, Colo
nel-ha hal
Mr.. BAYLY-I desire to say, and am quite sure
ppeak the sentiments of the friends of the BILL hey are a
posed to allow the largest latitude OF deoae' anu '
been shown. But why put off acton whoh "o arc ,
,bed bv one of the prominent opponents of the BILL that
mo matter how long the debate allowed these scenes are
10 be reenacted? We might well meet the question now
Loud cries of Now-now, from the friends OF the
BILL
Mr. HIBBARD-We are ready.
Mr. DAVIS Or. Ill advise the gentlemen to begin.
MIR. HIBBARD-(On the other side of the Hall-ll
take care of my own without your advice.
Mr. HUNT-It becomes US, American and natonai
representatives lovers of liberty and Parliamentary
law to 90 on with the discussion as proposed by 'he gen
fleman from California Mr. McDougal) and proceedwih
The business before the House.
IA Voice" That's right
Mr. CAMPBELL rose, and began saying some'hnig'
when r. .,o cho;.
Mr JNGERSOII objected to debate. II the Char
,a oo;d that the gentleman could go he would ap-
peal from the decision -, , o
The SPEAKER called the House to order, ana ai'er
,oucb effort Quiet was in some degree restored.
Mr. WASHBURN, Cie) was sorry to disagree win
ais friend from Louisiana Mr. Hunt and insisted that as
she Nebraska bill not pressing, the Paeihc Railroad
Deficiency and other important bills should first be acted
ppop We have lived under what the gentleman calls
est wrong for thirty years and have known we
were damaged.
The SPEAKER reminded the gentleman he was wan
iering from his subject.
Mr. WASHBURN, after further Interruptions conclu-
ted what he had say claiming they should have ample
fine TO consider the
Mr.. GOODRICH-I want to say one word
Mr.. HIBBARD-I object
Mr. CRAIGE-The Chair has declared the gentleman
from Name Mr.. Washbun, out of order and raise the
point he cannot speak except by unanimous consent
Mr. IIIBBARD-That is the rule.
The SPEAKER put the question, and the House refused
consent TO Mr.. Washbune to proceed.
Mr. WASHBURN-I desire to make another remark
The SPEAKER-Wn the House consent the gentleman
shall proceed in order
f" No no." from all parts of the hall
Mr. WASHBURN said, further opposition beng
made fthe friends of the bill not willing to give am
pie time fer debate by yielding to his suggestion then ne
would object 20 any other proposition
Mr. GOODRICH again made an menec'ua enoT' u
offer suggestion.
The question recurring on, Shall there be call OF the
HOusel"
Mr. SAGE asked to be excused from voting The ques
ton WAS determined negatively by yeas and nays