The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
House efReprcsentatives.

with q clear censcence ihat he never gave any
any bill which not sanctioned By his judgment In
his intercourse with the members Of this House he had
universally sought 10 90 on terms Of friendship with
Them and he had usrnpS sy offence
could say that the hours no had spent here,
In asr citation with gentlemen, were tie most
his retirement vicion that he soush; TO do
any injury. He felt IN his own heart That he had
s become ssssa from he votes .lsn .. he oser
cares that although gentlemen on oil sides sym
Psitlzed with him IN bis position he could apccs "
offences His answer 10 ,he COMMITTEES nsvug been
desarced and the standing upon Ne testimony Of
BIN nothing. nor could he u this time make
such explanations would relieve him from the effect Of
ny BE sss . n
upon them IN their own immediate localities frcn all en-
tsrrsnment Therefore, he bad determined TO resign
his ,sss ssvI alrssoy Informed the eov~oer Of New
on mcsoa q Mr. Rncmx, (rsp Of Pa, the resolutions
In the OF Mr.. Edwards were tabled.
rEssRs. sxoSros ssn rKIFIrrT pxrtiIyp
The resolution ios The expulsion Of Mr.. smonten was
M KnnS, (rep.) OF N. Y, said he had uccsedsd
IN obtaining The hor IN the early rage 81 the proceedings
he should have presented his views relative 70 those re-
marx, that the only dinesenoss in the select Committee
had grown out Of ocaary opinions a. 70 the Proper re-
sesos he would be- Inc we're be 70 consume the
time Of the House. Unless scmc fend Of Mr. simonsn
desired 10 be heard In his behalf be should convent him
self with moving The previous question.
M. eAGB, (rep.) Of ~ r., moved amendment, IN.
cludire Mr.. fripet In the expulsion resolution.
Mr. Housroy, (cem OF Ala, wished 10 exoluee an PSF
erssged In The prosecution U claims IRON the Soon
II was but emporsry relief 70 expel one mn and LET
In Eve hundred others
The sPplKyp ssh that no reporter had been admitted
10 the hoor, except on the condition that he W.
gssed In the prosecution OF claims. In every nsaocs
with but one exception, they have replied they we're not
Mr. Josss, (dsm) Of Tenn, remarked that lse door.
Keeper should keep out oil perscns not emitted 10 me
The srriKn replied that the doortespsr had such In
ttruotcus.
Mt Josn-n 60, the doosecper has not enorced the
rule.
that nr Trplew oStassd The right 70 ecoup' repor.
ters seat on his rsosmmeudaucn bui that b. had MOI
exercised the privilege
Mr.. Brpsur. dem OF Ky, ssd % Mr.. slmm,ou had
been heard 10 his defence, Mr. triple" should have the
same right
The amendment Of Mr.. sase was agreed TO- ana tue
resolution erpellipr Mr. amontou and Mr. Tfplest ~
reporters from The House. adopted.
rHp NIL LOBBYING DurRArm
The House thcn took up the bin 10 protect pe people
sssInst corrups and secret Influences in matters Of
Legislation.
Mr. KrIsry thought the bill ought 70 pas, nov. but
on the State n thc-Union
M. Qrrrs,r, (dem. Of Mis-. Thought ver- danger.
ous bill, and moved 70 lay Il on the table
Mr. Or, (dem OF 4. @, said the COMMITTEES did not
lion would be agreed TO-
The House refused 70 table The bill By 81 asanss o.
TIE bill vas then passed, BY 1o4 against So
MT HusIHrsr hArsHAI moved for . rcconsderaucn
the American people that while this bill VA passing
gentlemen were for The first time nkine pok at u,
standing In sroups. The oil ought not 70 become law
and no. the whole country would laugh v TO utter