New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

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Mr.. PHILLIPS remarked that 81 .hs tzforn stor
he had visa from the credentials. -
Mr.. SBERMAN-Do~s the g-nuemsA ssJ ihS Mr.
Medaiy 10 Governor Of Minnesota
MIR. PHILLtPS-He wa, vnen rs gave the ere
dsptials. Laughter on TIE Republican side
Mr.. PHILLIPS was glad the g. mt emsn hsd iouud
soIn. retaon for good tunor, aid coateaced that
Nedsry bsd q tight to give tie CERT icates.
Mr.. Millfoos resolution was adopted as sub'ti-
tuts for Mr. Phillips motion tast ths menbers b
NJ sJ}rRNaN moved the reconsideration az the
yrta and TO Law that motion on toe table. 80
Mr.. HARRIS III thought it better for the public
business that the sltject De t1amired y tae CON
n rttee on Elections, wto viii immedia.ey have
M. FLORENCE PA said if BY general consent
the Members were srorn in, be would Rave no oeleo
ton 10 tire subject going TO the COMMITTEE
MI. HUGHES Inc j moved that the Hon.e aaJou n
Mr. MORGAN objected to noise or tae Democratic
eide Will. or the Republican side all vas quie|
IA. SPEAKER expressed the opinion tas' there
was disorder on eth sdes. and called Iae ho1se 20
order. IN
Sbelmans agreed 70 b. majority. .,.
TIE ouestic REQUIRED on agreeing to Mr. PniIiP'
uotop az an ended by the edop,Ion o. NJ. Muleou
substitute, AID it was decided IN TIE aiirma''Ve-iV'
Mr.. KCNKEL (Md.l from tie Committee on Ac-
counts made 8 report, charging K. Is. Hackney D'or
keeper Of tie House. with having abused his amor
ity in the appointment Of his subordinates leayng
some Of the N to depend On the grace and bounty OF
the House for their salary. For this &c cannot oe 700
severely cepsured. Though frequently admonisneu,
he PERSISTS in setting the orders Of the Committee a.
defiance. Abuses IN the foldDg.room are pointed
ont showing that false entries have been maze on the
hicks az 10 the number Of documents iolced, snd
he exp u;es increased from 500 TO S5V per montn
The Committee say there are other charges OF ms
prsct;ce and Cf vena, character, 0rt they 90 not
nroposs 10 report the declarations OF Mr.. Hackney
subor6irstes, over whom he urjusty domlneers' lie
ia unvorthy cf lis trust and II either en,rey neon
pefent 10 the peri rmaDce Of the duty, or SHOWS
rif.l and deliberate purpose to pe,yert ana aOase
the DC wer with which he Is invested lacy report
70 soiutiou that be lie di,missed forthw from once
TIE suhjeet was postponed till Monday.
On NJ ton of Mr.. NICHOLS Ohlol, the accused
was pr;vie ged TO fe defense in the mean time:
Mr. HARRIS Gil J. from the Committee on Fec
tions, made report on the OHIO contested election
case stating that four members ofthe Committee were
in favor Of Mr. Campbell retaining the seat four IN
favor of giving the sea. to the contestant. MI a.
landihl am and one recommending thai the seat be de-
cared vacant
The three reports were ordered to be printed. =,
NJ. HARRIS H. gave notice that ne Touli call
up the subject at an early day.
NJ CLARKE No made an aiverse report apon
the mortal Of the people Ct ut,h asking admission
g. Safe e tie Cniop
Tie rem ain6er Of the day devoted to t1e c IN
derat.on Of territorial busntss No bills we're passed,
however, aud the House adjourned.