New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. BARR presel ted memo from New YORK,
asbrg the passage OF law to stop the further traffic
in monopoly of public lands, and the parceiing oil
then ont for the exclusive use OF actusl settlers.
Mr.. EDIE Penn moved 10 discharge the Commit
tee Of tie Whole House from the consideration of tha
bill extending the Chaflee India Rubber patent Tor
seven years. The rtport of the Committee of Patents
speaks OF the great utility of the Improvement, the
profits of which have not been remuners:ivo to the
inventor.
Mr. WASHBURNE Il.l asked whether the patent
had not been in existence twen'y-one years-whether
il did lot expire year ana half ago. and whether
the effect OF the bill not to make priv ste what is
Mr. EDIE replied that the report stated 81 the facts
but one, snd tls be was Wiling to repeat
The motion to suspend the rules was disagreed TO-
So to 50, stw, thi,ds vote being necessary.
Me STEPHENS (Gs.) moved the suspension Of the
rules in order introduce resolution setting apart
the 9Th 9th and 10th Of February for the consideration
of Territorial business.
Motion disagreed to- by lOs against S2-not two
thirds.
MIR. WOOD Me- made an intellectual potion 10 get
apart day for the consideration oi the bh quiens
certain titles TO lands in Maine, in order 70 carry out
provision in the treaty of Washington.
On motion of Mr.. PHELPS No. ihe House agreed
10 meet at II O'Clock, instead OF II O'Clock. on and
after Wednf stay.
Nr. KILGORE CInd.) asked leave TO introduce the
followipg
W1e,eos The prohibiting the African have
cal ssao SsSy Of tRsn boldly dsRcpae@s these
rnwise IN policy AID d 'neenl 10 their provisions and uss
of ed tie cdlcS. irsttc in AirIc.n slaves r'.,
Ind Wheyed demonstrations afford strong reasons 70
nd that said be set defiance eod the
son aud encouraged BY portion oil the
citizens Of one Of the Stses Of this Union 81,
And Wreos II 10 in view of said facts that tue sent
Of the peoples Representatives In Corges should De
made public IN relation there,oi -,
Ths,O,s R..or,d That whEe recognize nc HFh. on the
part o. tie Federal Government other Awmskng power
OF the State, wberen. exists - ntsree win CT d
tufb Institution Of domestic Savey where Il established
by State legislation do bold that Congress hss
DOW prohibit the foreign traffic and Mat ssaton can
br thorough In its penalty known to
cssogpe Of modern pnnishment for ere be too severe
,ssins, a traffic 90 ihhun.D spd unchnstani
Resord That the laWH IN full force azsinst ssa sc are
fuIoea upon bosde,t principles Of philanthropy religion
they should remsio unchanged except
fr LEGISLATION needed 20 render them more otcut
they should be hly and promptly executed BY oa
Government Ia respected oy all good citizens
Res6ised TIat the Executive should De sustained ana com
for any proper Efforts whenever and wherever maae
to enforce said laws and bring 20 speedy punshm the
wicked vioson thereof and al their aide and aoetso
Mr. BURNETT Ky said he could not vote for the
preamble because il did not state facts. lie asked
who il was who had been urging the repeal OF the
laws for the suppression Of the slave-tTsde dc op
jected 10 the proposition.
Mr. KILGORE moved suspension OF the rules IN
order to procure opportunity introduce the reso
lutior. 49,
The question was decided in tho negative, ll'
ega.r at Sf-not two.thirds.
TEAs-Mesna Abbott Adrian, Alb, Andrew Arnoid BEN
nttt. Billie ADJUST, Bingham Bishop bii's bSris
1ufn.on, RGriipsbne Bunopghs, Case SLsuee |n.pu.n
CswsoD, ClNk b. Coclnne, Cockeriil Collar, Comii'