The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

MORNING EDITION-TUES
feet Of the bill was to make private what now pub
he property
obe, and this be was wiling 10 repeat
The mo,on suspend the rules was disagreed to-85
against sta two thirds vote being pecessary
TERRITORIAL BusIErs
Mr. srrPHEys (adm.) OF Ca, moved the suspension Of
'be rules N order to Introduce resolution setting apart
be Sh h and 1eh Of February for the consideration Of
Notion dssgrsed to by los against s2-not twothi d.
LAND TTlDs IN MAINE
Mr. woop, (opp) Of Me- made Intellectual motion TO
aat day FOR the consit Of the bin granting
tain titles to land in Name in order TO carry out pro-
visien IL the treaty Of Washington.
THE RoueE GETTING INDUSTRIOUS
On motion Of Mr.. PHILIPS, (adm.) Of Mo-, the House
Cd aro after Wednesday.
=, TIE AFRICAN AVE Trade LAWS AND PENALTIES.
Mr. kncoKs, OPP of md, asked leave to introduce
herea: the laws prohibiting tse African slave trade have
he,sme topic Of dseqssicn x6 writer's and poll
policy Se p1ovis,ons s's and n::
Ss OF 1a rsp and the revival
hat sa s !. ~ so,s ssS
. % s az % ard ., nc ey portion
ppsr view View ef n said sss Sss III. ..n
me. Of The people. tn Congress should be
Resolved hat whe recognize no right on the part Of
q. institution o. slavery where il esaSisSsa or
sd sS n9S S oo s ass
ne san FOR ns1s e. severe.
sesnsta ,rsfi" 80 innsulnp and unchristan.
ke.ovsd hat the laws In full sgains traffic ara
51@rcsS spSS he ,s, arSsse religion
Should p,e%p, ~ass ssseasa sas'Ss s.
fSso be n.a and COM
nened or any proper efforts whenever and wherever made
ssrsc and al and aSso INC
Mr. BtRsETT, {adm Of KY said he could not vote for
the preamble because it did not state facts He asked
WHO was who had been urging the repeal of the laws
for the Suppression Of the slave trader He objected 70
The proposition.
Mr. kncoRE moved suspension of the rules in order
toprocure an otupi.y to introduce the rtsolntons
ibe question was decided in the negatve-1l6 against
The following is the vote in detail
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sT 3 s,Ia ssI,H.
Surise ss;s FsHss RaSss
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Norris Of Pa Morris Of IL Morse o. We n Y,
s s,ss saS ss rs
Robbins Roberts Rcyce Russell Sherman Of D, sickles
S wastsn. 1sass1 s9 Wis.,
gophsm. Boyce Branch Brysn, burnett, Burns Caskie,
t5s III 'r'1ss
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low WsoesSn Worendyke. Wrixb. of Ga, Wright Of Tenn
A $50 ooo 900 LOAN BILL
Mr. Bors1oS, (adm OF Ala, asked leave to introduce
hi lhe PRESIDENT TO contract loan OF twen
ar cOvonr, (opp) Of PAWN tho gentleman from
Dir. ForsroN-Ycs.
Mr.. RrrrIN, (adm,l Of N. c-1 object.
Mr. CovoDE-I wish TO inquire Of the gentleman from
Alabama whether he intends making provision for
the pay ut Of ihe loan the delegation from Penofyl
vana will not consent 10 vote for appropriation Of
money until there adopted 10 supply
an Empty treasury. He would tell the gentleman they
are not going to suffer them 10 the country in debt
without fret revising the revenue laws 80 as TO increase
Mr Bors,oS moved Suspension Of the rules to enable
him TO introduce 1 The biz mss;ssdss against is7
Mr.. Bliss, (opp) of 0hio, proposed resolution FOR
night sessions for two weeks for the purpose Of general
Mr. Mccrxxv, (adm Of s. c., rugsested an amendment,
that the ntne of all Buncombe speeches be paid By
Mr. Is1ensR, iadm.) Of Va, moved provso, that all
such speeches shal be delivered the questions under
'o1s,ssfssS1 sss scse,n,;oD qassnssr2 - asen,sd
JHK wIIIIfT's POINT AFFAIR.
Mr. HAsxIS, (opP) Of n asked leave to offer reso
70 inv esteate he facts and circumstances attending the
purchase ard sale OF wetts Point for fortAcaon pur-
poses the special order for the third Thursday in Fe
The House refused to suspend the rules by III against
e3-not two-tbirds
Recess I'LL seven O'Clock
EVENING SESSION.
DEBATE ON TIE ACQUISITION OF crBA
M DAVIS ladm) OF Mis-, argued in favor Of the ac-
United States as nation. In his opinion France and
England not position to interfere they beng en-
reasonable man believed that Cuba could be purchased,
and there period when s for chile acquisition
Mr. Po1TIr. icpp) Of N Y ihopgbt that the present
platform 1 the republican party well considered before
Il was adopted There was not sentiment in It's creed
which was tot clearly within the limits Of the constitution
and calculated 10 benefit all sections Of the country. He
was opposed to slavery extension and advocated propo
stcn heretofore introduced authorizing the people or
Territory to elect all their officers this being cor
with the republican platform He reviewed that portion
Of the Presidents message relating TO Cuba, Mexico and
Central America and he cha ged Mat s sole object
TO the nquy Of the past by starting issues
which appealed directly to every sectional and acuonal
IN keeping with the condition Of the treasury II The
Pr sdent had recommended sale Of territory pay our
Debts instead Of asking for untold millions TO buy more
NJ sNnH, (sdm.) OF Tenn, reviewed the speech made
by Mr. sher Of Ohio last May, showing that the lat
ter made mistake Of twenty one millions Of dollars in
government BE mentioned this 70 show how htse re.
branch Of public service which could be dspensed with
We could not expect TO support grown mp cheap
y infant. Notwiibstandfg what has been said
about the b.er days Of the republic he proceeded TO
show in vndication Of the truth OF history that arc
q wise, honest and economical were fathers
There were always croakers In private and demsgosues
Ia public who based their complaints false and exag
eeIated state mens He traced the progress Of the cou
try and the nec ssary increase Of expenditures Affirming
that the government was comparatively, administered
economically in 1859 % In 1900.
The committee rose ct nine o'clock and the House ad
journed.
Export and Import Trade Of the United States
with Great Britain and France.
LETTER PROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY IN
'AEswER TO REsoLUTIOEs OF THE HOUSE O. LING
FOR INFORMATION IN REFERENCE TO THE EXPORT
AND IMPORT TRADE OF THE UNITED sTATKs WITH