The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-14

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marks be implied shas Mr. Dss'tis WAS acting ~ thu
organ a the reporters r,-..,.,
Mr. TOXINS lorthWi nth went history sse uss
phn case, saying that he suppostea ~ ~ ~ ~
men r ~ Vs "a
M. H.sxosp, isdn.| Of g G., said thas he was %:
u.u.sa WIN e s s. espAn case and
cussioa , Without ssiion, he senate adjourned
Hsuss q Representative.
wAsMorox, Nay 10, 1855.
TIM Nxv xunrrm Ynon MINNESOTA.
Mr.. PuuIus. fsdm.) Of Pa, sa,d that Asssrs. Ksva.
uaugh ana Phslps, Members from Minnesota, pro
sent and moved That they be sworn.
rns certificates Of election read and found b
snsd Samuel Nsdary, Governor Of Minnesota. and dated
II s1unxAs, opp OF Ohio, objected to the sdnaials
trssoa q Tie oath Il known that hs eoastutioa of
Minnesota provided for the election Of three msmbs By
general ticket and he desired 70 be informed Whsrs the
credentials Of the third member wore.
M. PMlRs replied these the only credentials ~
Mr. SHERMAN said that by another provision Of The con-
suon Of Minnesota tho term Of tho Governor does not
until aser the ass admitted into tbs Union,
judge Who he executive ofoer Of that STATE Nedary
y not Governor Of Minnesota Postmaster Of Columbus,
Ohio
Mr.. LzTcHrR, (adml Of Va, said that In Virginia the
shsrs give csltiaoasss Or election Ths Governor has
nothing 70 do with the subject
by federal olcoholder In Ohio. he did not know BY
what power authority lottery scheme two members
wore selected out Of tho three sent hero Who b tho
Mr. PIIs pointed 10 the fact that the members from
California were elected By Jont ballot and mot presented
M EmanAS replied tina. similar difficulty did no. 90
cur in the California case, because there only two
membersMlnncsota had elected three, when only two
Woro entitled 10 Reats
Mr. PunIs, (adm) Of Missouri referred 70 The fact that
when BE- was first elected his certificate said he was duly
Tho srxAKn said he should follow the precedent In the
California case when the Chair referred TO the House for
cercates and entails Of those claiming election
Elections with instrucsoos 70 inquire into and report ~ 70
their right to be sworn - membeIs
Mr. PMIIrs ss,d-O Opposed ~ Mr. Sherman had been 70
the admission OF Minnesota unfair now that she was
admitted for him To attempt 70 keep Dor without repsesen-
tation.
Mr.. STANTON, (opp) OF Ohio, wanted 70 know who had
the highest number Of votes.
Mr.. s1As1os-Ths certificates say that thsy have
Mr.. WAsHsURsa. (oppl Of M said that NJ: Becker had
Mr. Pm1Ius remarked that al the information 10 had
WAS from the credentials
q: sasAAs1Does p. gentleman 'sy that Mr. xsdAry
Mr.. PHnIIrs-He was when he gave the credentials.
daughter the republican side)
Mr.. PHILLIPS glad the gentleman had found some
fer good hrmos and oen!ended that Nedary had
right TO give tho certificates.
NJ Millions resolution was adopted a. substitute for
Mr.. Phfs' motion that the members be sworn, By 81
Nr. suRxAs moved the reconsideration Of the vote,
and to lay that molten the table
Mr.. HAfus, (scm) Of Ill thought better for The pub
Lie business thai the subject be examined by the Commit
i Mr. Fnossscs adm, of Pa said BY general Con
sent the members In, he would have no OBJ
lection to the subject going 70 the COMMITTEES:
Mr.. HrGHss, (scm Ct Ind moved that the House i'd
Mr.. MORGAN, (opp) Of N. T., objected.
Mr.. MORGAN objected to the noise on the douocxatac
side, while On the republican side ali was quiet
der en- 10th sides, and called the House to order.
Mr.. Hughes motion Was voted down, and Mr.. 6her-
mans agreed to BY four majority.
ton q amended By the adopton Of Mr. Wilson's substi
tue, and wsa decided in the airmAtlvelos against 50.
CHARGES AGAINST TIE DooRssJrrR.
M. KuSKKI, (Adm.) Of Nd, from the Comm ittse on
Accounts, made report charging r B. Hackney, Door
keeper Of the ouss with having sSassa ns authority MORT n
the House fer their saZ For III: ss cannot s DO
nshsd, he psrssts in setting the orders OF the COM
mNtee at defiance. Abuses In the folding room arc
90 The books a. 70 The number Of documents folded and
the expenses increased from 5000 70 500 per mouth
The committee there are other charges Of maprac
.
10 report declarations OF Mr. Hackneys subordnates
over whom he upjrstly domiseers. He Is unworthy o.
bis trust, and u either entirely inoompetent /,
the performance Of the duty shows wilful and deli
bcrste purpose psrvort and abuse the power with
which he is invested They report resolution that he
be dismissed forth with from Office
The subject was postponed till Monday.
On motion Of Mr. NICHOLS, (opp) OF Ohio, the accused
was privileged TO file q defence IN the meantime.
coNTEuxD sEArs.
Mr. HAREIs, fcpp.) q IL from the Committee on Eec-
TONS made report the Ohio contested election
stating four members Of the committee were In favor
Of Campbell retaining the scatfour in favor OF giving
The the contestant Mr. vaandsham, and one re-
commencing that the seat be declared vacant.
The three reports we're ordered to be printed.
Mr. HAs gave notice that he would call up tho sub
ject ~ an early day.
IHE ADMISSION UrARRpvsxD.
Mr. CLARK, (sdm) OF Mo-, made an adverse report upon
The memorial Of the people Of Uh asking admission ~
State OF the Union.
TERRITORIAL prsfaEst
The remainder Of the day devoted 70 the oorsdera
ton territof ai busnf No bills passed how
ever ard tho bouse adjourned.
Terrible Tragedy In PhiIsdsiphis.
PmiADEirrnA, May l3, 1858.
George L. Goodwin shot Lizzie Marshall dis morning,