The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-19
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, June IS, 1850.


ne House resumed the consideration OF the resolution
reported from the Committee Elections declaring that
Mr. Anderson IL entitled retain the he
pies A. representative OF the Fourth Congressional district
Of Kentucky
Mr. CrsxAS contestant again spoke in support Of his
claim.
Mr. STEVENSON, (dem.) Of Ky, spoke for, and Mr.
sTrsArros trcp) Of n. j., against the contestant.
The resolution retaining Mr.. Anderson in hts scat was
adopted Ii2-somprislns ali the republicans aud South
oppcsionists prcseni-againsi o. democrats excu
svcy.
pcusaion b. allowed To Mr. Crisan 10 the present inr
LEGISLATIVE, ExEcrnSE AND Jrp1ciM APPROPRIATION
The House then proceeded 10 act on thu amendments
No the Il gsniiyc. Executive and Judicial AppropTia
on bn IN all reports in tho coae1n,ee Of tn.
Whole The state " the laon On Siarjay, sone vi
| which mentioned In that days report
| THE covopE INVESTIGATION
rfum HE ccyote copuiee ~ made pef.ona explain
the caict tat the charge axzinst Mr. Scranton
fron written communication, giving the nAin.s 81
forty tour with sses a conversation with the writer
he discovered thai he had been somewhat decerrd and
iukrrcd the committee that r shed W Prosecute the
matter further. AMI took plfsrr N sa, ing That
roihig whatever had been brought 70 light recting IN
l al, nssnn.r 90 that grDil-maDs ch-facier.
Mr CRAWFORD, (repl OF Pa, said this explanation was
erralabic ~ Mr.. wiu-ions had and heart, who could
have been actr By 10 Other desire than 70 discharge
his duty IN The premises The friends 81 NJ SCRANTON
| Anticipated such result a. they knew no stain could
l f,-i on hi- public or private character.
Recess from llah past four 10 seven
EVENING SESSION.
The House rcassembie,l at seven O'Clock.
rrr yurr ~ cxxstRK as sxCHrrAay os
/ uu NAVY.
Mr. Ficnkscx fietnl VI Pal ask leave 10 Introduce
rcsolur,u ak tlml may be read for information.
| 1he r. solution read as foiiows'-
ana rsnuin condcrnnaory the course Of the Preston, o
The ae sias. and IN 40 dong ss,ssSt "a, ~ =, @
and whereas q The House - part and there
IL --aiI.-iiy iaproper that such an esr.Ainsry iegs
and should remain upon is journals there
he iolloyns a: passage & &. M,
containing rrccr q the aforesaid prorcsins when ~
ines q said re.ou,o shall their midst IN arg
sss es ne ns ,ssPs,o hs r 81 10 dong
Mr. Isow.Rp frep.) at Mich move that the resoid
,lon be printed In The weminsster Rsri,o DAUGHTER
MI fIosrycx-Yes viii have h printed there Mem
bers ON republican side, "ics no ooiec,ou 70 mat
Mr. sssnsAs--we want vote on that.
Mr. srKvrs, (rep.) of Pal object 70 that NOV
se, Il members rom the democratic benches oeec,
ed amid much confusion and laughter from The repubc
Mr. ronxxr-r viii not insist on It " there be singh
objection. (flepubcan members In chorus, "Neboa
I obects.')
hr. " 4smrnsr, lrep) of NIL object to tho with
The srrAknx pro TEN Objection being made, The rcsc
Mr. MAYsAsp o. opp of rcnn.-yobody objects TO III
Republican members-I No objection this SIDE Of III
Mr.. DrrAxo (rcp) Of Mass would like 10 kno'
whether this resolution has been introduced with th
concurrence Of the President
Mr.. HovruS (dcm.) Of Aia.-The resolution has bee
objected ~. and object 10 debste.
Mr.. fIoxKxr-I remarked when ! offered the rcsol'
ton, that ~ anybody objected woHd not press
, daughter from the republican benches)
Mr. fiorxscs-f viii take more favorable orryrtunii
~ do do not wish 70 interfere with The bushes
, fIrrisvc laughter from tho Republican bcnchcs.)
, NJ wssHsrsss, of There Is mo- OBJECTION Take u
| vote ON the resolution.
Mr.. McRAe, (dcm.) of Miss.-i have airport W MAJ
1 | from the Military COMMITTEES. .
/ Mr. Srvkss--i want 10 know whether we cannot di
ne srssssr PRO The resolution Is objected 70
. Mtssrs. Houston and Barr.
Nj Hnrg-ov--i did not object.
4 yr. iapr-I did not object.
NJ fiosxsox-I DO MOI desire 10 press the resolIt
: L now r~ll take more favorable oif"rtanlty
q The matter then dropped. 4,