New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01

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Mr.. HOUSTON Ala asked leave TO introduce a
bin euiborizng the President to contract loan Of
Mr. COvODE Pa VIII the gentleman from Als-
bama answer me question
Mr. BOUSTON-Yes.
MIR RUFFIN IN. Il object.
Mr. COVODE-I wish to inquire Of The gentleman
from, Alabama whether he in maj ipg any pYovis
or for the payment OF the loan, the delegation from
ursylvanis VII DOT cOnst Mt 70 vote for 40 aporo
prstlon OF money until there are sone measures
adopted to supply an empty Treasury. He would tell
The gentleman they not gong TO ouGet them to
the country in debt without fret revising the
to increase the receipts of the Treasury.
Mr. HOUSTON moved Suspension Of the rules, :,
enable him to introduce the bill. Negatved-73
| against l27.
Mr. BLISS (Oh,o proposed resolution for nigh
sions Tor two weeks for the purpose Of general
| cebate.
III. MCQUEEN IS. c. suggested an amendment
that TIE priLiirg Of all buncombe speeches be paid for
TIER ETcITR "T5SSI: la1sh5sT provo that all such
speeohes stall be delivered on the questions un1er
| coDside ration. Laughter
TIE resolution adopted.
Mr.. UASKIN (N. " asked leave to offer resolu-
iion making the several reports of the Select Commit
tee To investigate the facts and circumstances attend
! ing tie purchase md sale of Wi,letts Point for
fertilization purposes, the special order for the third
TIE House refused to euspend the rules l2l against
! G3-uot tw thirds.
Recess till o'clock.
EyESISG SESSION.
! Mr. DAVIS Miss.) argued IL favor Of the acquisi.
ton Of Cuba necessary TO the preseryeon OF the
United States q nation. 10 bis opinion, France and
III gland not in position TO interfere, they being
engaged in struggle for the balance of power 10
| Europe No reasonable man believed that Cuba could
be purchased, and there never was period when its
forcble acquisition would DO less injurious tnan at the
! present tine.
platform Of the Republican party wel-consdered
before It was adopted. There was not sentiment in
its creed which not clearly within the limits OF the
Constitution snd calculated 10 oeDcit al sectlone VI
| the coup,ry He opposed to Slavery extension
and sdvocated q proposition heretofore introduced
auhouzirg the people Of Territory to elect all their
officers, this being consistent with the Republican
platform He reviewed that portion of the President
| NJ ssaee relating 70 Cuba, Mexico, ard Gen.
| tral America, and he charged that its sole
object was to cover up the iuiquity of the past by
eGriDg issues, which appealed to every sectona
and factonal feeling in the country. lie thought il
would Rave been more in keeping with the condition Of
tic treasury if the Pre icrt had recommended sale
of territory TO pay debts instead Of asking for un
tOlo millions 10 buy more,
! Mr.. SMITH Temp reviewed the speech made by
Mr.. Sherman Ohio last May showing that the latter
made mistake Of $2 600 600 in his esti to thc
| public debt and requirements Of the Government
He mel toned this TO show how lite reliance can bt
| placed ON party speeches. There was no brSrch o
pubhc service which could be dispensed with could
rot expect to support acrown up man as cSeaply a
an infant. Nolwit staAing what has been Said ab nj
the better days Of the Republic be proceeded 10 show
in virdicaton of the truth Of history that we are a:
| wise, honest and economical were our fathers
There were always croskers in private, and dems
gogues in public who based their pains on false
and exaeg gersted statements. lie traced the progress
of the country and the necessary increase OF expendi
tuIes, affirming that the Gevernnent was compare
lively administered economca y in 1853 as in 1900
The Committee at O'clock, and tue House ad
| ioutned.