The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

osnssnsss ought 70 rsn hses certainly ct lassr bon
$500 sss S me, 'ssS =: ca u: s'a. cad sAys 8:
pa soldiers vss are n.pss On cru.asss.
Sad knockng = th:ss door, for jusaos and :. ssa in
vain as had ws,cnsd these .aias. for thirty yssr:
ctde and thousands 70 poverty He had heard all round
Of psrsons objectng caprcousy gnsrantly aud with.
ous nowisg ior WHAT QAaghssr)
Mr.. HUGw said he did not aIlude to TIE ssnslemsD,
but 10 would q soon do 70 % 70 any booy else
Mr.. C1AGl remarked that he was not 10 be trihed
with.
Mr. Huo further advocated the claims OF the soldier,
The claims Of u s whoss AIMS nave been shattered By
holding up our national nag.
~. CRAIG. wished 70 make few remarks ~ genera
CONSENT and loudly called 70 order ron tho repubh-
On ads.
NJ. RARpAu thought that thh miserable fAros ought
% De Dsousns % Close ana made motion aco'rdsy'
n. NJ Bg.mn, ldsnl q Ky., said he had never sen
NJ BOuiiOHr-M WIN BE- u. sme. .GAushssr,
Nr. BuRNm-we cannot GET through for . week.
Nr. BoUuGsY-I doar care 4 takes nix wesks
During a incidental debate NJ. srrnz MD that the
practice had BEEN where excused the fses 70 The
sss: csfe Ssus Sss e: ssu..
ne spp..rs.es q N. jaaLia, fs.a.ylvaaa, ssers
-
h under sgal asrsse Tor having ahsssAsA hinssH
Mr. BAKxDAI1 hoped he would NOT b fined, and
Or Srss Scssn oshsr rspuSosss would sSssns them
:, =: ssss:s.s - a. o,oess. IN :. pr...s. mo.
oording 70 crc.msiances.
A. - O'Clock quorum was asesrtainsd 70 b IN ~
NJ. RARxspAIz appealed 70 The candor OF gsntlsnsn
whether, they submit to such useless proceedings
longer, thsy VIII not dsquafy Themselves for business
The motion 10 suspend further proceedings was mega
shame TO the House and the country for this he
called 70 order.
Mr.. BoUuoNI-H members are not here fine, and, II
necessary, imprison them. QAughter)
AT half past ten ali further proceedings under the call
were suspended.
Mr. sHsaxAs moved that the House 70 into committee
on the state OF the Union. Agreed.
Mr. noRmL resumed the floor After this four hours in
terrupton, and was understood that ne had power 70
Mr.. hoKRAs commenced . speech, In the course Of
which he said the South rules supreme the councils Of
tho consitutonaly Of every measure that did not
suit them when Mr. Crage, OF North Carohna rsed INC
Mr. GAs1sEI earnestly oonssnded tina. Mr.. KcKean
The Cnair@sn NJ DAWES, said the floor could not 10
Mp HcxnAS sustained this decision, when noisy and
excited running debate succeeded involving the question
Mr.. LOGAN rose to . point OF order. The gentleman
from New York (kr ncKsan) had spoken Of Southern
= soud not, under tho rules 6sappnod 70 gentlemen Of
~ CsaIrrAx said that Mr.. NcKesn had violated no
rule.
Mr. SHERMAN hoped the House would adjourn, and TO-
rescind their resolution 70 close the secession
the lsh seeing that they would not devote themselves
70 the transaction OF The public busine0
Mr. LOGAN appealed from the decision Of the Chair.
On the HOUSE dividing only 63 members voted. There
being no quorum, tae roll was called TO note the sb
Mr.. SHERMAN expressed the hope that Mr. Mexican
would be permitted TO resume his speech.
Mr. CaAI0R, Of N. C., objected.
Al half pass eleven O'Clock NJ. Boungny moved call
Of the House, which Wa ordered
b. sas A Mr.
n auoHss rose 10 question Of the highest privileges.
wanting 70 sno~ ne snsurdiv Of The rule under which
NJ BnonAn inssied on enforcing thsaorder Of the
House.
me doon were closed to hear excuses for sSssnsess
JuM 7-12KA An
0 the absenteee While the Sergeant ct Arms was in
search Of them there were occasional Miles Of w. which
served 70 revive the dropping sprs q the evidently IA
uguod membsp- Several gentleman were ssloep on
sofas while Others were in horizontal position tho
seats.
M NEsos, thinking this farce had been carried far
enough, moved 70 adjourn. Determined BY sya nays
In The s s n .1 S cciy present
been taken hon hs bed. Failing render satsaotory
sxcuss, hs Wa required TO psy the usual 'ss.
An hour cad half bad been Consumed N brisese oniy
one sbssutss, and nineteen were yet required for .
0shss said shoss prsss.s should punish shs.ssvss
While The a6sentses we're sslesp locked In their rooms
which the Sergeant At Arms had no sss 2 iorss op.s
Mr. Cocoon aid quorum could MOI BE- ros before nina
O'Clock thu morning, and wes MOI fair that ne nbsrs
shoule remain here while the sbssossss are comfortably