New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
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Mr. PETER TN Ercx objected 10 c,lsg NJ the
resolutions on the ground OF their previous i0de6nie
po,tponemtnt. he insisted that the gentleman WHO
had pre-. ded him must be exceedingly ignorant OF par
liam enary rules not 10 know that motion indefinitely
postponed could be taken up sgsln He called
upon The Char 10 decide against the cang up Of the
resolutions which had slresdy crested disturbance IN
the Association, sId which II not kept within the
limits of the rules would give rise to stl more sgi:a
ton.
The PRrsIDEsr stated hi. views of the effect Of
motion 10 postpone ind. fnely. lie roierod 10 tbs
term ii.elf which he thought implied the propneiy OF
taking up sgsin The matter which bad been go post
poned The very idea Of postp 'nemen, prssupposed
that subject 80 disposed OF might be resumed ihs
was the common sense yier, as presented its u %
bis mind. Nevertheless, be sad that zoe myuGn 70
ros p1ne ldefDi,ey had pissed INFO techncA slgn-
ic.ticp and that il implied virtual feIe,non OF tns
motion So voted. Believing that this technical sgnlh-
cation ordinarily OBJ ainec, he was Not Wmn 10 ee
taIt from the established USAGE, shch IN Az cases 10
The beet law in the present u.auce aud he therefore
ruled that The calling up Of the resolution Was on' OF
order.
a6ecsicn for although be Mr.. rtoHl dishked TO ind
himself ON oppcsiie ground with the Chair, he would
be mt els6 from sense o' justice Ia the case OF zoe
reso utous 20 appes 10 the house for reversal OF The
decision, He certainly know that the rule MAS not
EQUITABLE and be did not believe il parliamentary.
The usual standard e parliamentary practice ne ssu,
is Je fieson; but Jeiiersons Manual was designed 70
eel forth seres OF rules for the government oil legsa
tive bodies which formed on different plan ana arg
different in their modes Of operation from debating 90
cieti,s or all smiaTy constructed ASSOCIATIONS lienS
there has slwsys D. en- DO little dlthculy IN uAns0nnS
the parliamentary rules Of Jtfesoo, which are appnca
bic IA detail OIL ~ to Senses and LeStslatues 10 other
hocies ffeIeptly organized and diff rsauy controlled
The effect in he Senate 10 the House o hepreeent-
aiy,s Of a motion Tor indefinite poeponemeot Il 70
put the matter iu'ed beyond the control OF me OK
Sting session of the body. II differs from motion 10
las upon the table in this respect-ihat while he ia
vii Kermit the calling up Of the question az AM uv
riiH tie prtsent session. the former pssheS ihe on
entrey b,sond il. But il does not aztec. the suyec'
for snb.equebt essicn. Now what Ia Il lat CORE
81 otds In the stir 20 OF body constru ctad like tan
Association, 10 session Of Congress SIMPLY hs-s
monthly ue.tng begins each ssion OF the Asocs
ton ard NOS during the rame evening, and but OF
few Eours duration, VIII o sesson OF Congress sss
for weeks and months before adjournment therefore
the mott, n mace at the as monthly meeting, or zen
nicay, az he asst sson Of the Aesce anon oy WHICH
a. Inf
had control only over that meeting or set sion, and
Is ul ess and pOw-rle-s Tonight 80 mat tne netVn
to call Up the reso utions from their indefinite pGr
ponenept now perfectly In order. The case sald ne
was y.ty clear 20 bis mind ana he would respectfully
appeal from the decifion of the Char. He stAted
moreover that the gentlemen who were 60 ready 70
qu.nch tee hight OF the resolutions on their iauoducten
the last me e took great pains at nst tme
the mtelyee for the rude tepeaDce which they VISITED up
on those solutions by de- slsrDg that their vote post
pone them indefinitely was made with inc grea'es,
couresy to the mover, and with the intenton, not a.
all Of excluding them forever from the consideration
md scoD Of the AssOcla1 on bu' OF deerng tle 70
mother time account of the latenees nj tns hoDr
He appealed not simply against the technical decnion
OF the President but against the manifest onfshnoss
or un.rutbfulness OF members who declared on oae
evening that the solutions were NOT rejected Ddt only
deferred and who at the next nesting we're resny 70
repudiate their declarations, and 10 take sdvan-
see of echnic atty which itself could not be- sus-
tanned either by common sense or by psflia nentafy
| rule.
The CHAIRMAN then put the question as to whether
| Lis decision fhould be suttyiDed,
The Yess and Nays at first calei, but the mo.
tn for tbis record wlth0a ~ on the ground Of
involving q needless loss of time. After tho votes
were counted the Chair declared itself some~ha 10
doubt as to the result. They were then counted
secoI time lows: To sus'an the Chair, 3i 10
reverse its decision, 33 ZAP Jlause
Tie appeal was declared TO be carried and the
Prtsdent announced that notion TO call up the reso'
lutiODs wac Then in order.
NrIEs LYcK deman ded that the roll of membership
be produced, and that the vote Of each member be
recorded.
ANlMBER Of the opposition said that II the other
side ask for the yeas aud Days, he wou not oDec'
Mr. TEs EYCK with some i0dgnation] You cannot
possibly object because 1t is my right lLaughterl
Several members nov aroee simultaneously, and
ado retsed tie Chair and some cObiusi n ensued The
| Cbsir hoped iba the meeting would preserve order.
lie then ruled Mr.. Teb Eycks motion and deeased
that the quetOn then before the House was on calling
UP Mr.. ntons revolutions
Mr.. TILTos called for a record OF the vote by yeas
add pays but Withdrew lair motion as involving an un-
| necessary delay.
The Qu sion ~ to calling up the resolutions for dis
cussoh the put, and after the votes we're counted
| the following result was announced For calling 40,
| -; against it 49, Tue motion was Therefore declared
| TO be lost, by single vote.
Ibis result ELECTED great spplsuse from the conseS
| yatIve clement" Az coon 50 this subslied,
Dir. WILLIAMS took the floor, and offered brief se-
ri.r Of reroutors hastily prepared to meet the emer-
e.pcy, emb,dyiDg the same s.ntment With the series
which tie lack of vote failed 10 call up for dlscgs
| sioD. Mr.. WlhsDss readiness excited smile over
the hole house, ard put everybody IN good huuor
| sgsD. His resolutions were seconded by Mr.. Is. v.
Abbott.
Mr. WV. EDsALL moved their inasfaiie postpone
mfnt.
mr.. WILLIAMS, who had Lot yet taken bis ssat,
| oIsntd tb- Iit bs 10 the floor.
Mr.. CosYLISG addTessed the Chair, and was award
| I'd tbe floor.
| Mr. TES EYcK ssO arose and began to speak.
Mr. COsKLiSG asbeo the gentleman mr.. Ten Eyck)
Il he ns III M.ln that bOdr else nhOuId have The