New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
uorsp M REPRE- sENTATIyEs.

HOUSE OF REPRE- SENTATIVEs.
Mr.. WASHBURN Rep., w s.l offered presm Die,
setting forth that the mort sham 'ua lraIus Sau
perTeirsted on the Menemonee uoians py oeslghrs
men reducing them TO utter deett 1ton ana asSiog LOT
Select Committee TO inquire into he suolect sna Dy
what authority r. NJ Thompson ha ersgeseu sfoO Wv
OF their money. These Indians hat e, oo'n
the most friendly terms with the In ltcu o'a'cs' nu
Joined forces in the Black Haw war ,, "a &c"
years ago they owned nearly all the So We 9i
sin. Having been deranGed cat OF th' VI iau"s, 'n0J
Mr.. LARRABEE lad. Dem, Wis., de- urea 70 one
resolution to amend, TO ch for all 'be Sorres
ponde8ce on the subject. In The course VI hs TO
marks, he said that Mr.. Kersbsv who ca NE nere III
connection with these Indians, did 30 in dlIe CT contra
vention Of the wishes of the Interior Del mr,menI.
re tborght that the adoption OF the resontio ny ne
Wisconsin legislature, in one day, by Ell 1st ne
publican vote, looked Suspicious.
Mr.. WASHBURN, in reply 10 a remark OF M. Lisr-
rabees ad that the why the latter had not Jee1
consulted on the subeci becaueo no had Goee 10
Wisconsin to attend the Democratic State Conversion
there eapeeng 70 'G u sif S did not snesssd
Mr. LARRABEE-1hat Is false Sir.
Mr. WASHBURN-I don't kno n anything about ~
Mr. LARRABEE-Then you should nat speak GA
the subject. -.
man was candidate there but did not succeed
After further proceedings the House refused to sus-
pend the rules for the introduction OF the resolution,
by Yeas J. 10; Nays CO.
MIR. DAWES. Rep, Mass) from the Committee
Elections reported resolution chat Mr.. Williamson,
contesting the right of Mr. Sickles to his ses be re-
quired to Dir. Sickles, within ten days from
the passage of this resolution, particular statement
of the ground of contest and that Mr.. Sckes serve
his answer on MIR. Williamson within twenty days
thereafter and that BOTH within sixty days take testi-
moDy in the manner required by law. Inc conscera-
ton of the resolution was postponed TILL THURSDAY.
Mr.. GILMER, rs. Am, n. CD from the same Com
mittee, n ade minority report, that Mr. Nlinanson,
having failed to comply with parliamentary us9a9es,
and not having proceeded with due diligence, have
leave TO withdraw his papers
On motion of Mr.. DAWES, resolution was
adopted that Mr. Williamson have leave to occupy
seat in the House pending the contest and have leave
10 speak to the merits OF the question.
Mr.. CARTER Rep. N. H. rose to offer resolu-
Mr. JOHN COCHRANE Dem, n. w. said if it
had reference to the Seventh Regiment, the House
was ready 70 reject it Gd aaHsedm.
Mr. CARTER hoped his colleague would save his
eloquence TIL he knew what the ie-oution was. It's
reading was greeted with laughter. II proposed
Select Committee TO inquire whether there was any
violation of the order Of the House in the recent alter
alton OF the furniture of this hail. If so, by whom; at
what cost, &c. The House refused to suspend the
rules for its reception.
ing by WAY of preamble, Mr. John Coehrsaes let er
10 Col Ieferts saving that the 9TH Regiment would
be the PRINCIPAL feature Of the inauguration OF the
statue Of Washington; that they would do horror to
Themselves and the country and have Tree aud prceiy
Mr. BRANCH uJem., N. g. rose to point of
order.
terrupiion. 1t was the best reading ne ever heard.
Mr BRANCH objected, unless Mr.. Coehraoe was
permitted TO explain
The CLERK resumed the reading, but
Mr. MILES Dem, s. CO. interrupted, calling the
proposition stuff, clap-trap, and demaa ogism.
Mir. SICKLES Dem, n. Y objected to the further
reaiDg of the proposition regarding as insulting to
the 9Th Re giment
Mr.. ADRIAN IA. L., N. J.) said Col. Leifertl had
written letter regrettng that eensure had been cas-
ON the Congressional Committee
Mr. COCHRANE remarked that the reading
Of the preamble was Offensive 10 sense aud
deceney and TO himself, but so far as he was con-
cfrned he hoped it would be read to the extent the
dignity ofthe House would permit. The time would
come when Mr.. Carter would regret he had III
Nr. SICKLES said the 9TH Regiment were satisfied
with the distinguished reception they met here They
did lot come hher for champagne and oysters, being
able 10 get them at home.
Mr. GROW Rep., Pal maintained that the debate
wac not in order pending the motion to suspend the
rules. He wanted this objection to stand.
MIR. HOUSTON Dem, Ale. said the House should
not tolerate the reading, as the attempt TO get such
paper into The Globe was a fraud upon the rules
lie was called TO order by the SPEAKER.
Mr. HOUSTON wanted to make notion
The SPEAkER-Do il.
Mr. HOUSTON-I demand the Yeas and Nays. l
object to taking up the time Of the House by the read
ing of such slaDderons stnf.
Mr. CAR1 ER-There is 10 otlense intended by the
proposition. [Calls of "Order, from the Democratic
Nj MILLSON Dem, Ya.) contended that Mr..
Sickess motion to suspend the reading Of the paper
| was out Of order.
MIR. CARTER-The House has heard read for IN
formation a charge against one of ts members and
Mr.. SICKLES futerruptng) said he refused to yield
| the floor 10 his COLLEAGUE.
| MIR. UNDERWOOD Dem, Ca remarked that be
had never known Of day unprottably spent, and
he for one, would not submit 10 thess proceedings.
Finally, the further reading was dispensed with.
| Mr. HASKIN IA. l., n. ~ concurred in the views
expressed by Mr.. Mison, and asked that the resou-
ton attached the preamble be read 1t provided foc
Committee to inquire how the $4,000 appropriated
for the Inauguration OF the statue were expended.
| Negatived.
The document in full was read as follows:
Wheea The following invitation given to the Seventh
REGIMENT Of citizen soldier. of the City Of Eew-YoIk;
ton Of the gon 2d inst urgent shs
Of Essmss They Sa LEAD DO ocnS You
viii DO honor 70 yourselves and your country Don't fail to
sGFe lou WI" Sin JOHN GocHRiNg more
| COlemans Eutsw House, Baltimore.
My DEAR SIR: autographed you yesterday from Washington
the request othe JOINT Committee of the Senate and oase
charged the Inauguration Of the sue OF Wash
0p the 22d inst livery ia DESTROYS Of the OF
y9a MasH and tie member: The two oas
but the President and his Cabnet and pot least are sl
occ"soH to be enor our State AID city 1.-THE appropriation
bad been sufficient the Comnit,ee woud have deyed your
quarteTs while in Washington. Let me hear from you
know the probable number Of when you be expected
by what conveyance 20 that may have THE proper arrange
mes made for you My opinion that should not suffer
uDuyaed with the nation and It's PRIDE and gives
them here that they need entertain fears about sere inur
rreon that the Seventh Regiment aons can q9e H. should
full at Ws.hingtoa Wiuards Hossl am truly yoaES,
Col LsysEErs