The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

Mr.. ComANn-I do rot.
Mr.. LovEJoY again objected.
Mr. ApRAI feel shatI have beer personally attacked
by Mr. Carter's resolution and h Que 70 myself as one
Of the members OF the Committee, that some explanation
be made.
ThesrEAKR remarked that general consent was nccee-
sary
Mr. LovrJoy reps ased his objections
Mr.. HovsTos-Ihe gentleman rom New Jersey pro
poses TO tfate SANDER which Is endeavored to propa
(Mr. Lovcjoy thoreh the slander ia in the Journals
makes point OF order, and objects TO An explanation
(cries Of "Order')
to make objection where censure has been cast mem
Der OF committee appeal to him 10 withdraw his OBJ
lection
MI rARsswoE1n, (rep) of m, objected to the para.
graph from the Tribune being read.
Mr. CocRASEI choose to state my question from that
Nr. FARsswoRru- Nothing a newspaper can say rises
TO question OF privilege.
Mr. CocHRANx-We shall see.
The extract read. II was with reference 70 the
return Of the Seventh regiment and the alleged shabby
treatment they had received in Washington they being
victims Of false prcences and In which John C0chrane
was alluded to rs the Chairman Of the Committee
Mr. LovEJoY said there was nothing In that which con-
s,uted question Of privilege.
Mr. JOHN CoeIRANE said the charge therein as to him
self was untouneed, untrue and, as member Of the
Mr.. STANTON (opp) Of Ohio, here interrupted him by
saying that the point might well be settled that no
member has the right 70 claim the privilege OF correcting
himself in the newspapers, and hoped the gentleman
would pursue the same course He objected
Mr. CocHRANE WAS about to reply when Mr. Lovejoy OBJ
jected.
The sEAKEE decided that this was no question OF priv
lege.
Mr.. ApRAlS-- Have not right TO be hearda
Mr.. CocHRANE-I have not stated the grounds OF my
personal privilege 1t ID said am chairman Of the COM
mittee. I was neither chairman nor a member.
Er LoyRJoY-I call the gentleman to order
Mr.. BrNErT dem Of KY, was explaining the point
when
Messrs IovxyoY and FARESwoRm severslly called him
TO order, the confusion being general
Mr. ooCRANE appealed from the decision ofthe Chair
Mr. CoSKlSG moved to lay the appeal ON the tsble.
Carried
Mr.. wnnx1y, (dem.) Of Del, during the proceedings
the Bouse from all consideration Of the case Of the
Seventh regiment.
Mr. BURNETT wished 10 know by what right the Speaker
had taken the oor from him while he was stating ques
ton Of order and by what right under the circumstances
the Spe akcr had put q question TO the Housey
Mr.. FARNswoR1H-I had made the point that the ques-
ton OF order not debatable and that the Chair put
| the question on that
Mr.. BARR, (dem) of N VI call that gentleman 70
order now.
Mr.. BrRsE1r-I move that the gentleman rom New
Jersey be heard the subject involved In Mr. Carters
resolution
Nr. FARNswoRTH-I object
Mr.. BrRNETThat resolution involves the character,
MIR. FARSswoRru-I rise 10 question OF order.
Mr.. BARI call the gentleman to order
Nv. CARTER, (rep) or N. Y, wanted his resolution
brought up that the gentleman might be heard on It.
Mr.. BuRSErrThat resolution has gone in the proceed
iDFs and been published.
Mr.. FARssw0iH objected. The resolution not be-
fore the Houee, and was not therefore debatable
ELECTION OF PRINTER OF THE Housx.
There was call Of the House preliminary 70 the cleo
ton Of printer.
Mr. CoIrAx (rep) Of Ind, said he authorized to
withdraw the name Of Mr.. Dcfrces
The Home then voted, with the following result