The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

form IN no cNrer''aris 49, made. ue srpraei 10 M
frsn1s ~ econon' 10 come 90 IA The wark
Mr.. LDselc, asnencment ~as fsscclel - i<e'se a
jofny
NJ clsSs1r, (afm) ~ Va, moves n strike ost IN
n!sssr 10 i.onie isAe ihii pio.osi 80 ies.i "a
job peasant place D. D. ris r ~ ~ no 1ir uis,ra
ton Ia power. ite iinlofis .s,fs sssvoalai
cs and rags ffanoe snd rssna hAv' 40 M.ess'er a.
Rome
The amendment was oargiss
on motion u Mr crAn,. ,he naiiia 20 sNtrrriani Eas
sirrkcn out
Mr. BAElsrAix, isau) 81 Nip u.s. ga
,o syrlfa.'ns az ecpn en- a,ns8f tne
pubileses ihey bad ionarfi s..tsa 90 ms Frcacs
sio'At@n b'h arJ tiicr encfm lie TIER r.frm hal
not eoinu.srcsd IA Ne rsLt pisca
ar. siSA.A, OPP u Oast .Aii thai tas b.l hal aoi
would appreciate aud ..ra s..o,,,,'nr f,., NJ 49,.
caics lccuIs. 1hcy soi res q. snrifs fss.sa a
reiuehcan votes for agps"prrs'pa tfis q semssua.-
harperes that IA delas l sasft aaf ~ IA. =
70 -ss bills, when reF-a aAa save thea. uelssllS3
Mr. BarKeplrR a-sea whether h. ralssis,f az ,.,,,
loans - cx,epenr an aci q ccgfiey vsag Or ss.
VACANT cKp.ndlinrrsf
Mr. sEAArOS rpasa, for hls part. he "a uos vpse ~
them.
Mr. liov1os, (sdua) Il Ala, ala al shoso ~hD BE-
nesei ihr .Alsnei.nses eAifts AN % ia e'aiirai-s
Mr srAsros rrnarsns that IN ms republican gosarn.
mcni the icople ted parties res40oeib'"
On notion Of hr. fasis, gaar) Of asssasi. ths p-aa
up. then taken ga o'oiock. Tor Iie
purpose Ol general cs0ste.
EylNIxG SESSION.
-
M wasbbun, "a 30 asd Mr. oldsgs, 81 Oa5. say ,ag
that tha republicans hbf ipsl tnrr sffruFli
the last autumn elections Hereafter ne casprsase
OF tbV ls.un AZ. refuse lO Co4.g.cs VIA them Al
naiiunal t.Avt could bc iormed os tllr mea
sufes Of ls5o there aOali he hapepf rstlrn 81
We'll regulated prosperity 10 he country. ne ue~ ruty.
which Mr. wnfhburn here I'D INTO the deli uu4er the
banner u S,Iaior Seward, hAsea saa - ideA
and thai was sccroni n would Be, ia 1850, a1. il4-4
larger nor more Respectable than The az inien party
1862, which supported Mr. liae for tLe W sln.tF NJ
Mrshai aeaoaneea aemoofale sgiatier ,sofeuiy sae
wonc not give toss Of aenPrr between 10 ana sac MI
mot pog.sO.
ascech On ii'e subject VI ID. dstoatns VI Ae poet4
Of tho Bales Of the pnolc lands amoug ne s.s.s no
wishing orally 10 nnc' u 90 The committee. T@f
NJ sco,, ,.s,. ' a,, rA,,'r ,.ASAr.
that nalofny OF the House were Ia a Pscl8
Railroad, and were rc 81 jarrng Interests cresnf
rivalry betw"el the North and south fhr bi ltr ~
railroad purpose could easily be passed. % svoloi t4e
measure Of national concern, wtnou. afeptfune
particular route, and argued that common interests,
founded widely extended commerce. and in's ..
were essential 10 the preser sation % the unl0n.
PRINTING
Mr.. ANnElws opp Of \. y, nteaded % maxi.
speech, but The committee permit, he would forego that
Mr.. BrRsErT, (aio) Of Ky, entering the haT, obl.ei
he said there were many abuses here aud anoag
is that Of publishing sending country what ogf
port 10 be speeches delivered ia the House NJ body hear
ing or knowing what Is in them.
Mr. PALMER, (opp OF n. y, remarked 20 Mr. Burnett
that gentlemen well thai they would have 10
speak to small audiences they preferred adlros.
their views through the press TO Their constituents
Mr. BURNETT said that he would be the last wanting
in courtesy. Why did he vote against night sessions,
because II was degrading to the dignity OF the House. ar
converted Congress- into debating club sending
out party speecbes for home consumption.
MIR. ANDREWS commenced his speech when Mr. Burnett,
retired from the hail, aud conbated Mr. Boyces free
trade report OF last session. and advocated such policy
as would stimulate domestic labor.
House adjourned.