New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

nsmters broaeht in from time TO tme oy t'e Sergeant
A, a ona,,er past the Sergeaut-at- rms reported
that he had called ON forty or my members, locked IN
their bouscs or rooms He raped az loud as he could
out members either failed 70 respond OF foi"Seu ="
Mr. UTGHEs Dem, Nd said i, was ridiculous
farce 10 s,ay here all night, while me nbers We're COM
tcable in bed. lie moved ioeuspend further proceed
Gr. HICKMAN "a. L. Dem, Pa offered resolu.
on that the be directed 10 bring all
enlemen named in his warrant before the bar OF the
Ionse aud ,ake The necessary means 10 DO so.
After an excited running debate the resolution was
adopted,
wae nrres to- that the Doorkeeper be called before
ihe Lar Of the II use 10 answer for the escape of Mr.
Stanton of Ohio from the floor Of the House, afer
his being called before the House for response.
Tie DOORKFEPER responded orally lie had
spon the order of the House, caused the doors to be
arefully closed and the Messenger at thewest door
fn,ed that Mr. Stanton had passed out in some way or
sher by him; he thought In company with other men,
bars, who went out on parole: He had censnred the
Nesss ug,r for permitting it, although he stated he sup
ycfod Mr.. Stanton was also on parole
Mr. HICKMAN offered a resolution that the Ser
RANT Arms be directed arrest Mr.. Stanton and
bIHg him before the House.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD Dem, Ga raised aquestion
of order thai this could not be taken under the
present. call, which was sustained.
Al a the Speaker resumed the chair.
On motion of Mr.. HUGHES, the thanks Of the
Horse were rendered to Mr.. Cofix, who had been
dignhed manner in which he had presided during the
SCENES Of Tire night.
Only two or three more Of the absen,ees were
tryuRht in before about clock, when large num-
hts arrived.
The first gentleman srraigned Mr.. Crage of
North Carolina, who presented no valid excuse for his
sbs,nce.
Mr. SPINNER rep, n. W moved that he be kept
IN custody until he should pay a fine Of SIS.
DIR. G0OCH Rep, Mass opposed he motion, con-
tending that by the rules the House could impose on
penalty beyond the fees Of the SergeantatArns and
The expenses OF ~ g messenger
Hr. SPINNER said the Constitution gave the House
ursimi,ed power, without any necessity Cor rule
AR. CRAIGE Dem, n. c. said he had no obiec.
bon to being made an exception to the general rule
If he House saw proper, but he hoped gentlemen
would give him time, aud take the fine in indictments,
for he hadn't got all the money. Laughter.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD said II the construction of the
gentleman from Massachusetts, correct the rules
useless.
Mr.. SPINNER modified his resolution so as simply
10 direct the SsrgeaDt.a retain Mr.. Craige in
custody until The further order Of the House.
Tie resolution wac disagreed 10.
Mr.. Craige and the others then discharged upon
he payment ofthe usual fees-
Mr.. Montgomery having been arTaigned, Mr.. BOU
.lGNY Is. Am, La.) moved that he be fined So
The question Of order was raised that tie House had
'oTower to impose such penalty, which was over
Tie motion 10 fine Mr.. Montgomery $40 was dis
greed "a. - against 50.
During tie voting the question arose as b the right
n member who has not paid his fees TO VOTE
The SPEAKER decided that the payment Of the fees
va q matter entirely between the member and the
eygeaI tat-AIms, and that member coald be
ued or restrained from voting account of the i'm
elton OF a fine, thus reversing the decision OF the
taker pro tempore, made during the night.
After the vote was declared, Mr.. PETIT Rep,
d. eaid lie rose TO a question Of order.
Restrs. HICKMAN aud LOVEJOY rep, Ill., OBJ
I'D TO the gentleman addressing the Chair for any
Hpose, ~ he was under arrest.
The SPEAKER said he mus. decide, if their rules
sc good for any anything, that the member while
der arrest had no night TO vote, speak, or act in any
~ N the capacity Of a member
Mr.. PETIT respectfully appealed from the decision
he Clair, amid cries of " Order"
The SPEAKER said be was unwilling 10 entertain
APPEAL but il would have TO be taken by some
end Of the gentleman from Indiana, or other member
under arrest.
Mr. Montgomery and others who could not give
sactory reasons for their absence, were fined the
gsW arrest.
Motions to adjourn and to suspend the proceedings
nnegatiyed in rapid succession.
nserOus questions of order were decided appealed
r'ad discussed amid great confusion.
w. UNDERWOOD appealed TO the House TO pat
I'D 10 these proceedings, and moved that the House
een
IT, ASHLEY rep, o. gave notice that he and his
ads would not consent TO an adjournment until the
reman from New-York Mr.. MeKean) had made
Feeeh.
,moon 10 adjourn was disagreed to.
her further proceedings, JOHN COCHRANE
en-, n. Y. said II was evident that quorum
sent, and moved that further proceedings be dis
sd with. The question wac decided in the afhrma-
,62 against 30
H. COLFAX Rep Ind.) moved that theIiouse go
iCommittee of the Whole on the State of the Union
De Forifcation bill.
IT, ASHMORE Dem. S. S. moved to adjourn
satiyed-44 against &C.
IT, COLFAX appealed to the House because there
u necessarily be on end TO these proceedings. The
,leman Mr.. Mckean deprived OF the floor
night by the Democratic side, upon the ground
ftEeFe quorum present; and If they now
hid TO 20 into Committee il would show that the
b9ioD was not the want Of a quorum,
fer further proceedings, TIE House went into
lnnee
!. McKEAN rep, n. " resumed his speech-iu
coWee of which he expressed regret that
son vas not Low alive to take hold
he Southern disunionists with bis hickory
/ The policy Of the Democratic party, as
ssented by the Southern leaders, was opposed TO
Encouragement of Free Labor; opposed to the Pa
Railroad located to promote the interests of the
letorn,ry. end opposed 70 the measure Of giving
,so fIeemen.
81 demand that Slavery ehall be extended and
e'iaied. The occurrence at Harper Ferry was
Giving Of Slavery. Then why take it iuto Free
70 move a prolific source Of future evils Why
BIZ slavery as divine ,,
.lEAKE lDem., Va wished to ask the gentle
l1NCKFAN refused to yield the floor, saying
smuggling twelve hours he would not surrelloe q:
4 "A ed SoutheIners that the North was not 70 De
thiCd. The Republicans viii take control OF the
tISiate and throw the cOrsairs overheard III
kpmntinv make the most Of 1t,
III the Committee r,se
DAWES rep, Mess called up the Missouri
fod election case.
ierationtill 70 morrow. They had besn in SEES .lon
y.fye hours without trarsactiug any business Dut
Institutional point. That is Mr.. Craig had raised