New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

present the solutions of tn State Of Texas upon the
svhect OF the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. and
alsO to pint speecb connection Herewith in rcn-
tioD to the tanger which threaten the socisl aud
poit cal sys'em of the United States, from ths
evil in The antegonfm Of the native stock {,
(the coored ace snd the lDdla, 81. enc the im
and ever increasing p'iiics iIfuence Of Euro peen
emigrans, which tends to change the primary chsfac
f. of s'itu'ion and tn subver the fvuods
tisDs Of civil liberty and rogu sted government HIS
argument involves the philosophy of the American
party and the rationale Of It's objects and means.
MIR. SIMMONS, rising 10 q question Of privilege,
offered a resolution that COMMITTEE OF five be .p-
pointed 10 invesligste the assault on Mr.. Granger by
Mr. McMullen this mcining and report heir acton 10
the iituse on the stcOnd Monday Of Dece nber.
Mr.. COBB Of GeO'g'a, amid great cou'u'iop raised
point TO tie question Of privilege involved, saying
that the few remaining minutes Of the session should
not be con,umed in making al inquiry into an assault
The SPEAKER deciced Mr.. Simmonss question Of
privilege H. order.
Mr. McMULLEN hoped that unanimous consent
would Re given for the inquiry.
The rec ,lu'i n wss then adopted
The SPEAKER appointed Mr. Simmons, Mr. Smith
of Virginia, MIR. Petit, and Mr. Fuller of Maine, as
the Committee 10 investigs.e the assault.
During the proceedings, messages between the two
Houses the President informed each from time TO
time Of his approval Of certain bills.
Tie confusion occasionally so great that It was
next to impossible to Understand precisely what was
going oD il the House.
The galleries ard lobbies were crowded, and were
all excitement.
Mr.. CAMPBELL Ohio, from the Committee of
Cor fereIce the Army bi reported that they were
unable 10 agree on the amendment restricting military
operations in Kansas and disarmiug the militia there
He moved Il at The House further ibsls and ask the
Senate for a fourth COMMITTEES of Conference
MI. STEPHENS inquired if tLis motion be voted
down wLe'ber 1t would be in order 70 move that the
House recede.
Mr.. COBB GA said the only way to save the bill
is TO receoe from the Kansas alnendment.
1t was i O'Clock.
Mr. CAMPBELL'S motion disagreed to by 90
againri l03.
MI KUNKEL moved that another Committee of
Conf,r.bce be appointed
The SPEAKER decided the motion out of order,
saving similar question had Just been decided.
Nj. MILLION asked leave to offer resolution,
the Senate concurring that the time for adjournment
be extended two hours.
Objections were made amid great excitement.
Mr. COBB Of Georgia moved for suspension OF
the rules He wirbed the majority to determine
whether not they would defeat the bill and let all
their factiOuS ns be exhibited to the country
The House, at one inmate 10 II clock, refused TO
suspend the rules, by Yeas 49, Nays 65-not two
thirds.
The bell YVES ringing for 10 O'Clock, when Mr.
CAMPBELL of Ohio moved to take up the Senate
resolution extending tie time Of adjournment in
cordance with the JOINT resolution fxiug the hour.
Members fingered i'll the Ha lamenting and
Others rejoicing over the oefeat of the Army bill