New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

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tAc s 10 she gentleman Il South Carolina 10 submit the
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eht~nsi she 6sOr tcr tie purpose. . 49,.
NJ. Nllls>lN-l have not thought 4 necessary 70 say
anvil y a> to the Of the ccnlmversy The House
has nothing 70 60 with shem. We should contne our
ssves what occurred before the tonae' inere"re N
view al ne fei dist legislative bodies heretofore seemed
4, h al, Il a with the acnemcn OF members oiisiding
ard in view OF the fact ssi such scenes have occurred and
ISsSed without notice and IN consideration OF lne
tact that both the gentlemen from Tennessee have ton
eered apologies. withdraw the resolution.
Nj NHSfIER, IN. vi understood from one OF the
ssnssh srs anr es .aA Of that Kind on record
Mr.. MIIJSoN--I know nothing of that KIND IN this
case. would state that in the records 1t Is mentioned
Mr.. McMULLEN-i object 10 the withdrawal OF the
resolution .... III
Mr.. McMULLEN-Then renew it.
Several gentlemen insisted proceeding with the regu'
Mr. MlLISON-My onlypurpose irfntroducng my res
oluon to enable me to redeem pledge yester day
made ia The House. go
MIR ORR hope the rentlemano of Virginia viii not re-
vive the of yesterday, II is very painful TO me-
The gentlemen have made apologies. think the House
is disposed to LEI the matter rest shall on Monday en-
deayor 10 introduce the rule OF which have given notice
MIR. McNULLEN-l am not clear III my own inlnd as
to the explanations of the gentlemen Thought que 10
both members that the subject should be referred 10
Select Committee. avn entirely satisfied with the
explanations. the last man who would desire to see
the rules of the House and its decorum violated am o.
likely as any being ipusct to violate the rules and
whenever do desire 10 be dealt with accordingly.
End some of the friends of Mr. Churchwe concnr Win
me that this matter ought to 90 10 Select Committee ont
will not further the important time OF tins House
had intended present my views but lest should add
fuel to the flame, will withdraw the resolution
lVoicos-"That's right
Mr. BROOKS Is. Gil give notice that when the reso.
luton of my colleague tMr. Orr shall come up shal
propose amendment in order to give fine for deoea
lion will read my amendment and not send IT to the
Clerk. IA | write poor hand
lCries of Read . Read Read
Mr.. BROOKS-I will do so if can. Laughter he
read az follows:
R That %sssr who s5iDs. into this House concealed
lCres of Good-good.
Rsc That the arms shall cause TO Gs erected sun,
ns concealed weapons ihem before cI
eurioa, long the employed IN les'lsiigI
Err. WASHBURNE In.)-I ask one moment to make
personal explanation.
A voice" object.
IN. SPEAKER Objection is make.
MIR WASHBURNE-By whom
The SPEAKER--Thc gentleman has no right to pro-
pound the interrogatory. A.,
Mr.. KEIIT Is. c. from the Select Committee on the
subject of the Supernendoncy OF the Naohai Arhoes
made minority report in favor of the present system oil
military snperistendce Ordered to be printed.
Some business mainly of private character, was then
transacted , , ,,.;o
communications, including The following;
q" To the House Of Rcprcse ataftres-
az have received information tina. the Government OF
Mexico has agreed to the several amendments proposed
the Senate the treaty between the United States ana
he Republic of Mexico signed on the hiriieh oil Dece-
her last and has authorized its Envoy Extraordinary 20
this Government to exchange the ratihcaons hereoi
The time within which the notifications can be exchanged
will expire the irtieh instant There is provision
in the treaty for the payment by the United States 10
Mexico, Of the OF seven millions oi uohars, on inc
exchange of the Publications. and the further sum OF three
millions of dollars when the boundaries of the coded TERRI
tory shall be settled TO be enabled to comply with the
stpulaton according 10 the terms OF the treaty relative
TO the PAYMENTS therein mentioned it will be necessary
tina, Congress should make appropriation OF seven mil
lions of dollars for that purpose before the hireih IN.
slant and also for the further of three millions OF
dollars be paid when the boundaries shall be establish
cd therefore respectfully request that these may
be put at the disposal the Executive. herewith trans
nit to the House of Representatives copy of the said
treaty 49,
Referred 10 the Committee of Ways and Means.
The House then spent time in consideration OF the
General Appropriation Bill. Adjourned
NEw-HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.
CONCORD, Wednesday, june 81 1854.
The Ant,Nebraska resolutions were debated in the