New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25
EOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Committee Oh Public Lands instructed 10 inquire
| into the eXpedioDcy of reporting bill authorizing
the Secretary Of the Interior TO issue duplicate land
warrants whe the original has been lot, under such
rules and regulations SO he may prescribe.
Mr.. CARTER rep, n. " asked leave TO offer a
preamble substantially as follows:
nhsS g GSnss the stsas r. %t%t National
Guard Of NewYok to v. the Capital to Participate IN ne
tons atue aud whereas, in sccodeuce with thrfeT
one Of The nes: 5sPine ynrn Of that state any
other I'd here for that end where's they were not
formally received by tee President hfads Of Departments or
Committee Of Arrangements and where's no consideraoe nun
consequence the Members OF Congress did not anticipate that
thet Executive aud Committee ea 10 extend % the reg
the hospitality and respect 50 ens1y thc due 10 cen
si and di,ep Da eshBiilcd
ID That copy 81 s ca.s ad 'gS aa by the
Speaker to the Colonel Of said regiment. ,,.,neo,,
Messrs HOUSTON tAd. Dem, Ala, DAVIDSON
lad. Dem, La j. ard BRANCH lad. Dem, n, ca,
objected to The reception Of the pFeaabe and Tesoln
tiCna saving they cast an imp1ation or the COMMITTEE
which might be true or false.
MIR. MAYNARD Is. Am, Tenn, asked leave TO
c1er a preamble, acknowledging the Indebtedness OF
Divine Providence for our innumefabe blessings, and
concluding with resolution that the daily session OF
the House lie opened with prayer, and to tins END that
tie pastors Of heteVeiai churches be lnVled 10 per-
form the schema duty.
Mr.. CURTIS rep, Iowa. and others objected to the
resolution as ont Of order
The HOufS fNeu, ditLr Cttll Ol
20 vote for Il Printer.
Whole uunpbel.........igl Gossbrenner
Necessary to choce..... - Mitchell '''''''''''i0
BaH...'....... ''.''"'''''' OH :. -,
He received the South American and some Repubi-
bIr. stokes IS. Am Tenn voted for Mr.; Waiter,
sion; Mr. Adrain "a. H., n. j. for Mr.. Windows ana
Mr FaInswor th Rep, ILL., for NJ. Psneborn
Mr. STOKES plsced in nomination Harvey NJ Wat
teTston of Tennessee, and wished to say few words
in favor of him.
Mr.. DAVIDSON Dem, La objected.
MIR. STOKES said Mr.. Watterston wa good
Mr.. TOMKINs REP, Ohio nominated Edward
Dall Of OHIO.
The House voted: -
Necessary to choice.... IS M Window ...'...''
H. 6tla: ss '''
Mcssrs. MCPHERSON tRep, Pal and WEBSTER
rs. Am. Md voted for Gales 4 SeatOn.
Mr. BRIsTOW s. Am. Ky asked leave to offer
resOlntiC end this stIiie.
Ohi- elton was made. ,
Mr. BRISTOW remarked that by the resolution he
simply made nomination.
Cries, g Let il be read Tor information
B.ord TLst W " seaton Of the arm Of Gale, seston
be apponted Printer FOR the XXXyIth CongerG
Mr. STANTON hoped the RESOLUTION would DO
Mr BOCOCK Dem, Va who temporarily occu-
pied the Sneakers chair declared the resolution to DO
inconsistent with the order 10 vote rff" r0't
Mr. BRISTOW then nominated Mr.. Seaton.
The CHAIR-You have right TO DO So
Mr. STOKES Withdrew the name Of Mr. W atterstoh
The Home voted;
whole nunber.........185 Gossb
Necessary cboics... 81 MI ~
Mr.. Ball...............'''s' ''l
These were the votes of The Southern Opposition,
and some Democrats:
Mr. Mlchel........... 10 scatttri
Mr. KEITT Dem. s. CT sad he understood certain
resolutions were offered this morning by member
from NewYoTk mr.. Carter, and that they were oo-
iecied 10 in consequence Of his absence. lie now
wished 70 ask Mr.. Davidson TO withdraw his oDec.
ton and allow the resolutions TO come ia. tie wished
10 make explanations in relation 10 their proprely and
Lutmit some remarks applicable 10 the gentleman
fCatterl a'Oue who offered them.
Mr. DAVIDSON withdrew his objection, which had
Leen made in consequence of the absence oil Inc gem
renian from South Carolina.
Mr SMITH Dem. " Val asked whether the
withdrawal Of the objection would bring up the reso-
lutions. NV
Mr. SmITiI-Then object.
| TIC SPEAKER said Tie only question before the
| II, NO yras The election Of Printer
~, motion of Mr. VALLANDlGHAMlDe Dem, Ohio
roso5ntion was adopted instructng the Committee on
pnLic Lands 10 inquire INTO the cause OF the great
49, in is,,g lard warrants, aud report -ueh MEAS
ms 80. NAV Ia 10 ceeeary remedy
Mr. SHERMAN Rep., lOhiol suggested thhi the
Cc,nr;,tees be- called for tbs reception OF Private
1 bs. ...o, ,..l.,;v. a.
| Mr. KEIIT vi he'd 10 make s!.'smsA' f"~uVS