The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06


for not malon Gu All ha aas ooeafre there fs ne hed
IN bis hand sttemept which satisfied him that there
ought 70 oe an investigation He scnt mp 70 read letter
from or Sac,ctary Stant,n---
Mr. Ls,iisR, (aam ,f Va, raised the point OF order
thas BIZ CTo could Io ,r out the floor 10 NJ Harris
Mr. Grow yielded the floor altogether 10 the last named
gentI-un4 iii.
Mr. sianton's letter was then read. In il he says,
an, ng other aiogs that their arrival IN ksosss both
10 only cause Of contention. anu that they Ieased
this the chef subject Of difference 10 soon ioan
howeyt>- thai this View altogether 700 as'tod II
die M n ach the ground Of the controversy. Mr..
Stnutop > speak of the conplaints OF the
rra, mas a a. opie c0ncernrg the local government
forced uieh ny fraua anti violence, aad their utter
coufoene in the controlling unscrupalcns psrti'
who ,sseh tha returns anu WIZ hsa sought 70
undo both ho aud the Govefnof because they naa
rejected the Oxford returns, &C
Mr. n ,pnis re- marked thai in .l.Ioo 10 this he might
read letter x.Governor Walker OF simi'ar import
II was aue rems kabie Tho great diversity Of opinion
which between the Executive and those who oe-
ol Hsrsa, How then coud be supposed that tho pee
pie If .he country 'oud bo united OF hs .estonf lie
coucde by submitting 70 1oas'on s9ht tho rresidenls
rpsee A. and IouPOn conrttttr,n he re erred "
sal.cs oosnnittee of af.e,n, DO aopoated by the
Speaker with nsruc.i5ns 70 inquire into all acs con
nicted with the formation OF the saia an' .no
laws IEGer which The same originated, ana n0 an Inc
facts md proceedings which have trauspTed since toe
sioia.on OF she constitution aid whetheY 10 satls!ac-
tesy "a ega; voters o; the Torritoryhe committee
" have power send for persons and pAQvrs.
PIE syAKER said Mr. Harris could Offer his resou.
ton.s.Iy amendment " Mir. Hughes motion TO 70
fer also message u u select co1ailtee OF thii
Mr. RARRIs believed toe ruling 2r the Speaker correct
10 at ascertain the tate Of his resolution
1noyed the previous question.
Mr. srrsnxys (s1m) OF Ga, in vaio appealed 10 Mr..
Hsr,s 70 Withdraw the notion and tnen moved cali u
ahe House.
-sir. CusoAAs (adm } of N. c., moved an adjourn.
ment- 49,
Cries of "tes take the question:" mingled with vOci
ferstions, "No, no." Great disorder prevailed.
Hal
The Rouse by yeas and nays drst voted down the
an u, adj "A
Eo.h Dat .es evidently nervec tor tho fight some
Soiy the democratic side moved an Adjournment till
&ae-day.
Mr. CINeMAN We ore getting into a snsri. move an
adjocrpmert
Mr. CAsrBx1A (opp Of Ohio amid confusion, proposed
that tie several propositions for adjournment DO WIN
dr.wl and the House 20 direct vote on tue pend
ing propositions respecting the message .
This received with laughter and cries OF "No, no.
@You can't steal march Us IN that way, and THAT
Is the vefy thing we want TO avoid"
Mr.. hEuT, (adm.l OF :. q moved an adjournment
Iii SrASros IA ssd pont OF order.
Mir. CoDB fatrn Of Ala, asked 70 be excused from
voting also that the question be determined oS yeas
Mr. waa,cs (aam Of Ark, this being Friday, moved
that the private calendar be taken up daughter
Ine conf son was gf.st, nemsefs s'"nus III al par
T.e SPEAKER asked them to please to order, and
knocked with his gsvel TIL they did 30.
erie. of "eall the roll "
notion was made from the democratic side for sd-
iourbueni, the republicans impai"nuy oemAnuns 'oo
yeas and nays 90 that question. ,,
Mr.. SEWARD (adm) OF Ga, In loud voice, SAID TVS
tCo Late
Csies Of Order, order"
The motion TO &C journ WAC ncgatived by fourteen
'orty. =,
excuse Of Mr. Cobb from voting.
Mr. Housros, laom } OF As.-Tha. being an important
-questen for call Of the House. OAughter)
N.Y. Wasanrnsn, (oppj Of Ne, called Mr. Houston to
order =,
Mr. Ixrt1rrR asked 10 be excused from voting the
question Mf. Cobb from voting. QAughter)
Alter similar proceedings, and the confusion cont
nuIng, .
in order TO move when the House adjourns, ad
journ meet in the old hall (laugnter) lie thought
that majority OF this House would willingly 60 back
being satisfied with this experiment
ghs SPEAKER SAID that the was not now In srder
1r. JoSxs gave notice that he should make when IL
order.
Tho House at half past Ave O'clock again refused to ad
ourn, BY majority Of twenty ole. Some Of the Nom
MT CAxmII asain asked whether would be in order
Tor BIN he compromise that all other questions
be Withdrawn, that House come 70 direct vote
90 the proposous TO refer the message. (Laugh,er)
The sPFAKxR thought It was hardly u order
Another motion a. adjourn was negauved.
Mr.. WARREN moved that the House 60 into Committee o.
the Whole III. siate vi the Undn (iaJghIer)
Many gentlemen me cefnocatio side asked 70 be OK
cuseo ron voting while some would not vote at AL
Mr. IKrrse (opp) OF Ohio wished 10 know whether 4
would be in order 10 them all in lump. Qaugh
teI)
The SPEAKER repli I'd negatively.
Mr.. ssrwARp wanted 70 make a few remarks;
but objections were 10 erspersed.
Mr. WARTs said tina, after Mr. Letters suggestion do
mocra,s would beIastaed 10 no. voting ~, -.
The House continued disorderiy, not one half OF IL
members being In their seats.
kGSsuysAs In the crowd wished To know whether be
could move that dasuerrcotyps' be sent for 70 take
The SPEAKER said would not be in order exactly, al
this time. (Merriment)
AvoId-Aow " TIE DEVILS name can they tAxe PIC
sSouis &c ia ~ aba! :" "har' aha" all over the
Hosse -,
ust were tbon determined negatively BY yeas ana nays
several clerks broke down In calling Tho feh 50 o.ea
amp inexperienced saoordina'es were oesp"o"eo '"e
relief - 4,
Members were continually going ous 70 and coming IL
from lupch and come were eating ut their seat
Come :" said some one, let's adjourn what's th'
t,ae.f Continuing this fnctf $500. -, Am
snrsbsr feped, " I'll bring my bed and stay mere III
Monday, before give way W ine beSoi"P'"'
yorcr--Good for you
srvrs O'CLOCK p. NJ.
18th parties stlll determiaedly hold out ~.
Mr. f,oRssCs (sdm OF Ia, wsntea 70 KNOW wv
ming nour has expwedy daughter --.,-,.
~, YEAS ana ma continually taken, principally
on no ms ts5m Of c. asked and was excused from
MN ..,-..-.,..
voting and nays were taken 70 seue 'oe qa- as,sa
Tns yes. 4 (Adtn Of IA, moved a reconSiderauon
Mr. iImIr. 20 lay tha, motion on the table pAush
teri ,ther the question should be taken b
10 determine wh, we're ordered TO take vote, and 3
ayes aud nays, teller.
voted IN the Affirmative count ,,,
NJ Ky1rT--I demand ave ~ " Let's have tP'
vocIiers,ions OF Z" fet'sh side" We give up"
A vOicE from the repubjcA Nd n count
Mr.. kurT--I DON'T ] fc-~ thought they had bette
Mr.. CRAIGE, tsdm) VI y. C's
have a call Of tho HouSe OF the members ha
The uIlers reported thai nonr
voted n the negative ,.sr
A voIcx-Yes there Isl bnt > ents" 49,. should b
The -a7AxsR said ~aa noe M oeS>~
a quorum to cal the yeas and ssl A.. ursakss bu
Mr. wsRsxS generally agreed WIN 80 sa,nanaed IN
must now appeal from his decRa ', anu u'
yeas and nays. Qsughter) mn. annual ss A,
The sPxAkKR saiu Mr.. Warren es,sh ""' "Pp0"' !" -
appeal WAS already pending ro.s and nav. con
1870 -, he ,sEen on trivial motion. "a I'm the democra
tic side m 40 long an
Mr WARREN suggested, ~ they bad Ia To- ~. s,.,n
gagged on kansas they had better do shSe W. N ''"'e
Ar Kansas. -, .,, Mr. Ware,
loud laughter followed this, amid whicis ~ ""'i''
ua called 10 order from the republican aide ,,,.. a.
NJ, WNarnrpxx Of Name, thought they had ~. VIE
,a,rsc O. Kansas by referring th. Presidents IA s0
Mr. RurT and others called him 70 order - A -