The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29

properly subject to the charge Of delay In ms xug
cation for them because be thought Il inpossible {,
get through the House the resolution csnnt Tor them
He would further say to Mr. Houston, shat when hc
ferreo TO the cases slIueed to BY tine gen em,n hs
cited the laws Of Congress appr priatng money before
treaties were ratified limited him elf Instances
Louisiana Florida and Csifornis wore acquired Th,
was the great point upon which he still ins.stet
Mr. Hors1os deprecated in the strongest terms tn
genieman's attempting to tring up private conwerss
tions rot intends to be made public He coafes sd ht
felt rather psined that geutlem.n Of Mr. Bentons
pertence should attempt to bring up for the actos O
the House what had privately secured.
MI tHSToN lin his seAt)-I di-like II.
MT Heusros.Before last Monday morning he bad no
missed or ntma'ed to Mr.. Benton that he woud call for
Mr. RISToN-Ycu said you wou'i not.
Mr HoUsroK-Then why this poor chiid's plsyf
When the gentleman said that he (Mr. Honstsn) hsS
why did he sleep On his rights till Monday, ~hsn he
(Mr Houstn) said he would call up the bill 7 He did
mot attempt 70 censure the een,I from New York
(Mr feckSam), but saat IL too late In the g. to
brog ward the resolution. Having slept h
so long be DIR Houston) had right to draw ia
thei replied to Dir. Benton
hr. lEtknAM (deni) of N Y, contended that he hsA
Monday Before thai time siuyie objection wouLt have
prevented its consideration. The geuemln from Ala
oia said he was willing the papers shoul before
tue oommi ttee within reasonable time egentemtn
now wants IL TO go to the country that they would
been furnished Il application had been made in line.
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respondence should be aij before the public. He would
not have the issue chs nged.
MIR, Asns (dem.) Of N. c., denied that the Hoase
Mr.. HARRIS (dem Of Miss said this was not the
Gadsden treaty, but treaty made by our sena'e,
they having kicked the former Of doors He thought
there was too much pother it
Mr. TAYLOR, (whia) of Ohio, claimed that tho House
Mr. CiINoMAs, (,em.) Of N. c.. said the House have
right to al for information, but the correspondence
wuuld not affect his vote for the bill.
Hr. PECKdAN stated bis objections the treaty.
Mr. Wash (dem) Of New Yorx--Every argument
pa are all moonshine suppose there are facts CON
nected with the treaty which ought not be known.
There are facts connected with the introduction Of Santa
Anns into Mexico which II would not be proper to make
known Many things going in rascaly appropra-
tons in the Legislature not proper oe mentioned.
that it propping up despotism which would soon
drop into hands and which affords protection
a%ss 0n a The
must be constrained to vote for the BILL if my vote is
necessary. Qaughter)
The Committee rose, and under the operation of the
previous question, the bill passed. by 1o3 g.
Wl, Allen Ashe, 6syIy, eark.ds!e, Barry. Bs cher,
cas
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rirs r % Gable aGSSs ;,
Ssss. Hsss IPss:.s II. nm
H.r
Of Ind M1son Olcs Orr Pack, Perkins Of Pbelps
Phillips Powell Pratt Preston. Poryesr keess Richard
s"n, Rs de Robbins Row. Rufin, Sc ra,d. shannon:
Texas Stanton Of Tenn Stevens Of Mich, ssaue Stuart
Of Mieh Taylor of New ork, Thurston Vail yansant,
walker Walsh Westbrcok Wright Of Miss. zoilikcner
NAYS 1ness5s BenIstt Benson, benton, Campbell Car
evit Dick. D .lerson Eastman, Elliott, Everhart
asSri.sn Hast.net Haven hsistsr Hove Husaes jones
SiaGlesverts: miller Mo-, Morgan aurIsy. Norton,
Oliver Of N r., Oliver Of No Parter Peckham Psnning
ton Perkins Of N Y, Pru gle, Riechie Rowe Rite ney
Eossell ssbio s.gs sspg Smith q \ T,y or Of ohto'
Washsnrn Of Maine, Wentworth Of Ill, Wentworth Of
House adjourned