The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-03

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Vatholics from these inspirations and unequivocally
the article read by Mr. Lamper purporting
10 be the foam Of oath taken by Catholics, to be
papabe forgery He oentended that the Catholics of
this country were ander NO political obligations to
the Pope Rome-that the statement frequently ut
tered by political Native Americans, that the Pope held
any sway the minds of the Catholicism this country
far concerned their temporal condition, was base
~ fase that before the Revolution down to this
moment there mere loyal to this government
thoics; and the three millions Of in America would
sacrifice their blood and their lives as readily any
.thsr class to defend the Liberties and to protect the
OK, should such thing DO possible that the Pope OF
Rene shouc 70 interfere any OF the affairs OF
this government, he, for one, though military man,
would be amongt the most forward and eaxly to cut
Oh his sacerdota head. We folio him further,
limits will not permit. With the most strict al.
knce did the very closely crowded auditory as well as
svery member OF the House. listen to this genteman's
down to himself Mr.. OK declared himself a firm
democrat ia every sense OF the word and had the
least idea q SepsTbbg IRON snas faith but he would
william IL Seward was continued with the which
had thus far been evipcod
MesMs. Rhodes Ernans, Petty, and Gleason. Tomorrow
morning TIE discussion viii be resumed and as things
Jay morning. whom not vote will be found against it.
During the session, Mr. A G. Thompson, Of New York,
fork Times Of yesterday short sentence which he
,bccted as stating things which never occurred, aud
,uct OF the counsel for Mr. Seldom
contested. He concluded, by stating that he will
ing to let the matter rest until to morrow, wnen If
retraction apology appears in the paper from the
writer then he shoad move for his palsion from the
aoor OF the House. Mr. 0'Keefe associate counsel in
the who also implicated in the offensive article
Ateo that he had volunteered his in order to
sSsist his friend in retaining seat but enphatcaiiy
nome for Lis Services in the case Mr. stevens also
and said he was in the article read and that
be occupied the exact position with Mr. okse,e in this
oeiving pay for the assistance thus rendered.
tered his brain What he did was no more than
stances, and that for the sake of justice.
LIE cared not what action was taken in this matter,
the floor 81 oold abuse that privilege by
aentirg members in different light than that IN which
they really ST. cd. Nothing further said or done
Mr. whitney introduced this resolution in the Senate
viz. :-Resolved That the Commissioners of Emigration
be requested g inform The Senate by what authority
bsr Of their Board and permitted to take part in IFS
Il was laid on the table on motion Of Mr. Hopkins
It appears that Mr.. Dunlap nominated by ex- Gov
Seymour Com missioner bu. the Senate did not
TO think Toms free soism and softness very
sental recommendations, and rejected him. Mr.. Wait
ney very naturally inquiries what right have the Com
sioLerH to the rejected gentleman OF
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