New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

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"a. nd des.Fe b.. f-s miou'ss of tine lJageF,
Id1Ilt o. ~ - 'ew of The nP'rtance Of the qI-sa n
and in yiew of the grea. --oeeed u -
temsn. he viii be sllosed l. -. >fo-5sr The ren.
emsp csnpS: MAKE .pxech inss Of the speech o. me
gentleman from Illinois. .-x,i..,o, q,
Mr CULLoM-I an proceeding by the = 'An'''''h Of
MT. WEYTWORIH-A Dot by the courtesy. OF the
gentl, man from North Csrons ar Clsgsn ior never
s.peal 10 bic courtesy.
Dir. CULLOA-Isay here. in the face Of this Commit
tee the; have seen this co1ey extended ever ani over
tgain during ny shor probation and ask i hs. Is any
thing peculiar in the cee Of the gentleman from Missouri
why determination should be made sgais'i him
/ Mr. CLNGMAN-I insi.t upon ny point Of order that
/ The eeI;Itman j. not IN order.
Mr. CULLOM-I appeal 10 the C0mniiilse 20 extend 70
The gentleman few minutes, and hope they VII DO u
NJ WENTWORTH-Iti: /: evidently within The poTer
of any one member Of the Committee to object 70 me
gentleman from Missouri proceeding am too ven y
qusuted with the rules Of this House 70 iresPass upon m
couItefy, if il is tie determination even Of one inivifaa
10 object but If unders'szd the rules majority may
allow the gentleman to proceed If 1t Is taken oat OF ny
Mr. CLINGMAN-Not a. all
Mr. IECKHAM-NhGt il the decision Of the Chair
Mr w2SHBURN rle.l-wl the gentleman from Hi
Crie. Of ~Order~ Order" Order"
M. WASHBURN-I wish 70 state the question -
Mr BAyLY VAL call the gentleman to order. He
il not addressing the Chair.
CHAlKMAN-Ihet IL not point of order.
Nj WAsHBURN-In the last Congress case pre-
cisty similar 10 this occurred. gentleman from Ken
tucl was occupying the floor for certain time. His
time expired snd obtained the floor yielded to him
for Urtherremsrks and upon the motion Of gentle
man the COMMITTEE gave him extension OF time
Mr ORR-Thst was by unanimous consent, not b.
vote If the Committee.
Mr WASHBURN-It was by 8 vote Of the Committee
The eeuttmsn is mistaken.
Mr. ORR ask the gentleman to produce the record
| g. not think that such csse has ever Cured.
CHAIRMAN-The gentleman from Illinois Is entitled
otbe floor and cannot yield It but for the purpose Of ex
Isnain except by the unanimous consent OF the Com
miiiee.
Mr. PECKHAM-From that decision respectfully ap
'CHAIRMAN-The question will be- shall the decision
Of the chair stand rs the judgment Of the Committee
Mr. PECKBAM-I understand there is no objection 70
tie gentleman from Missouri proceeding with b, remarks
in NY time Ifthere il not / Withdraw my appeal
! Nj MENIN NOkfH-I hope the objection viii be with
drawn If any is made understand the gen'lemaa from
Missouri would have finished his remarks before tn time
If be had been allowed to 90 on.
Several gent'oneD here rose at the time and ad
dressec the chair
want to know who is entitled to the floor
CHAIRMAN-The gentleman from Illinois i' entitled
Nj SMITH-Then hope the gentleman from Illinois
CHfAIEMAN-The Chair understands that al appeal
has been taken from the decision OF the Char thai the
gentleman Missouri cannot proceed IN the ume ol he
gentleman from Illinois without the unanimous consent OF
MIR OLIVER N Mr. Chairman. being decidedly
in favor the bill under discussion and feeling that me
friends OF the measure@haye nothing 10 leAf tom tuo
most thorough investigation not even rom anything thN
nv venerable colleague msy say IN oppOsitlnh on hc-
count OF my respect for bis age and postion, an
prompted to beg the Committee 10 exlena 70 MN Tue
courie,y Of permitting him 10 finish his remark 80
Mr. BlssELi-That he may proceed inthetime OF the
gentleman from lllinoisl
Nr sNlTH-Now, should bo very glod OF an oppor-
uniy of ssyng word if con get the attention o the
Gon%iiGs re ns an peefi from WIPE Mssou hou be- so~ed
10 finish bic remarks but the Committee vii under7snd
lat ii Il deslisblo 70 himself to ne C9mi'es ana u
the country hat he should proceed IN oideI. v,.
Mr. CLINGMAN-I rise to question Of order-aii THIS
dircufsion is out Of order go u, j.. -
Mr. SMITH HOPE the gentleman viii alo" Ms 10 ~
On End fpi,b the single remark was making.
MI CLINGMAN-Wen ell Sir, there are other m 'moefs mo =
~ desire make remarks TOO The deoas Is ou' oi
q, der and think il had better be stopped
MIR SNIIli-Have the floor or not m
CIAIRMAN-Tbe gentleman from Illinois Is eahtled
MT SNITU-Wen Sir | rise to privileged question
Several members called to order
Sir SMITH, appeal to the Committee to listen to me
Mr. CiIYGMAN-Agoin rise to a question Of order
Imust object a any discussion My friend from .Fglna
vii Ytand that do make any personal oecliC
but rs tiis debate is all out of order, must ib-sl
upon the rules being observed
Mr. SMi Ili-Just one single word
Mr. WENTWORrH-I am willngto yield to the gen
t,man from Virginia but fret must know there IS any
objection to the gentleman from MssPi -
Mr. 'CLINGMAN-Certai tainly there is have objected
ard other me tTnbeTs have objected
Mr. VENIWORTH-Then | make the pon, of order
he have the right to yield the HOT TO lne MI t
CHAIRAiAN-The Chair decides thst according to bis
uncorsandug Of tie rules of the House, the gentleman
from MissouIi msy proceed with ne UNANIMOUS coH'0"
. of the Con mitoe, and not otherwise
~: TiiNUMAN-l object ,...e.u.
Mr.. PECKHAM-from that decision respeeuliy
take an appeal.
, CuAIRMAN-The question then will be. shall the de
cision Of the Chair stand az the judgment OF the Com
! Mr ORR-Upon that question demand tellers
was more or less confusion throughout tnese pro
The question wss taken on sustaining the decision Of the
CLsir, when 90 votes were gwen III 'he ~ -
The rol was called when decidedly m0e than quo -rrf
answered TO their AFTER considerable tuF'hef d'
NJ WFHTW ORTIZ msved an amendment to the bill
which entitled him the floor. He yielded bis rSht i'
e from Missouri TO cOncluoe lis remarks
= Tie CHAIRMAN, in response 10 an Inquiry SAID In
/ / smenfment in the second degree was debatsbe
Mr. DENTOS-Ihatis all want Laughter Mem
?. hers again crowded round him.
K Mr SMITH Va rose TO quesuoh Oh o'ue' aHd aN'
W yr BENTON resumed saying. Amphibology was tn
roint at which was stopped: Amphioology Is eau
The rejection of bills moi only by Congress but by tn
President when carried to him for his spprova Gsnsra
Jackson rejected for that cause and Il was is. aI
bihoogical than this. 1t the last night OF the Ia,
ie , his last administration. and quarter before md
Sisbt CSrssss had cent hin bill TO rer-al the sPecl
Il CIRCULAR and TO naugurste te PaPer oIey O %
re srert II was al object no, 10 be ayo"ed nor 20
done in sny direct or palpabe manner PaIapATases GU
IN comlocution, ambi ct1'eniy AnG sns 4; vss ns
ON until it was unnteligDle The President res
At ii and could make nothing Of II lie seaI 20 ~
lie then returned with message 20 the senate reia
rgfo sign the bliior ampbiobogy He shou reject Ia
to bin for the same cause II Tor no'hps ess ~
mt inc measure Often have these bills changed enl un