New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28


! Committee appointed TO make arrangements ior Tue
inauguration Of the ststue of Washington.
| MIR. LOvEJ0Y tRep., Ill., intsrruptDg, said this
| was not privileged question.
Mr. ADRAIN--The resolution ceDsure on
Committee of the House, which has reached the news
| papers of the country.
The SPEAKER-The gentleman cannot proceed
without general consent.
Mr.. ADRAIN-I then AK consent.
Mr.. LOVEJOY-I object.
Mr.. JOHN C0CHRANE Dem, N. w. rose to a
question VI privilege.
Mr.. ADRAIN-I want to make personal explans-
ton.
Mr. LOVEJOY-The resolution ia not in tho House.
Mr.. COCHRANE-I send up paragraph from The
n. Y. TRIBUNE TO be read.
Objections were made.
Mr. COCHRANE-I claim to be heard as matter of
Parliamentary right rise 10 question OF pertonal
Mr.. ADRAIN-I ask the gentleman whether he rises
10 a higher right 70 take the floor from me.
Mr. COCHRANE-I 90 not.
Mr.. IOyEJOY again objected.
Mr.. ADRAIN-I feel that 1 have been personally
attacked by MIR. Carriers resolution, and u il due to
myself AZ o. Of the members Of the Committee that
sonie explanation be made
The SPEAKER remarked that general consent was
necessary.
Mr. I.OVEJOY repeated his objection.
Mr.. HOUSTON Dem, Als.l-The gentleman from
New. jersey proposes to reiGte SANDER which 1t is
endeaycred to propagate through this House, but the
gentleman from Illinois Loveoy), though the SANDER
is the journals makes point of order and objects 70
an explanation.
Cries Of "Order."
MIR. ADRAIN-The gentleman from Illinois has
right 10 make objection where has been cast
on member Of Committee. iappeal to him to with
draw his objection.
Mir FARNSWORTH Rep., ILL., objected to the
paraeraph from TIN TRIBUNE being read
Mr. COCHRANE-I choose TO state my question
from that paper.
Mr. FARNSWO Nothing newspaper eau
r;sau O. If prfvi
Mr.. COCHKARE-We shall see.
The extract read 1t was with reference to the
return OF the 9TH Regiment and the alleged shabby
treatment they had received IN Washington, they
being victims of false pretenses, and III which John
COchIane alluded to as the Chairman OF the Com
mittee.
MIR. LOYEJOY said there was nothing in that which
constituted question Of privilege.
Mr.. JOHN COCHRANE ssG the charge therein as
10 himsef was unfounded, untrue, and as member Of
| the House
Mr. STANTON rep, Ohiol here interrupted him
by saying that the point might as well be settled that
no member has the right TO claim the privilege of
rectipg newspaper misstatements. lie was willing TO
take care of himself in the newspapers and hoped the
| gentleman would pursue the same course. He OBJ
| lecled.
MIR. COCHRANE was about to reply, when
| Mr.. LOYEJOY objected.
The SPEAKER decided this was no question Of
| privilege.
| MIR. ADRAIN-Haye / not a right to be heard9
1 In.
| nv personal privilege. 1t is said Chairman of
| the Committee / was neither Chairman nor a men,
Der.
Mr.. LOyEJOY-I call the gentleman to order.
| Mr.. BURNETT Dem, KY was explaining the
| Messrs' IOyEJOY and FARNSWOR ORTIZ severally
called him to order, the confusion being general.
| Mr.. COCHRANE appealed from the decision Of the
| Chair.
Mr.. CONKLING Rep, n. y moved to lay the
| appeal on the table. Carried.
| Mr. WHITLEY DEM Dell during the proceed
ings wanted know whether il would be in order TO
discharge the House from all consideration Of the case
| Of the Seventh Regiment.
| Mr. BURNETT wished TO know by what right the
| Speaker had taken the floor while he was stating "A
question of order and by what right, under these cir
| cumstances, the Speaker had put question to the
| House} "
MIR. FARNSWORTH-I had made the point that
| the question of order not debatabe, and the
| Chair put the question on that.
! Mr.. BARR Dem, n. " call that gentleman to
| order
New-ersey be heard on the SUBJECT lhVolVen III MI
| CARERS resolution.
| Mr. FARNSWOR1H-I object.
| MIR. BURNETT-That resolution involves the char
| acter. conduct and action of Il Committee OF TINS
| House.
| MT BARR call the gentleman TO order.
| Mr. CARTER wanted his resolution brought up that
| the gentleman might be heard on It.
| Mr.. DURNETT-That resolution has gone into the
| proceedings and been published.
| Mr.. FARNSWORFH objected. The resolution
was not before the House. and was not therefore de-
| batable.
There was call of the House preliminary to the
| election Of a Printer.
Mr.. COLFAX Rep, Ind said he was authorized
| 10 withdraw the name Of Mr. Deirees.
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