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


ef him. Mr. Wilson testified that he never saw Brown
but once in 1852 at Boston, when Brown remarked 10
him, "You the who differs In opinion with me'
and passed him contemptuously by.
Thaddeus Hyatt arrived here to-day, and win appear
before the committee to morrow morning.
TMIRTY.OIXTH CON0RDDS,
Yms1 ussIoN.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. /, 1850.
Mr.. CLAY, (dem) Of Ala. offered resolution calling
the President for information In regard 70 proposals for
heating the Capitol, &c.
message was received from the President enclosing
statement Of the fees paid at the Consular onoes
PAY OF muAxY osnCma
Mr.. HAIz, (rep) Of N. H. introduced resolution that
the Committee On Military Aars be instructed 10 inquire
into the expsdency Of paying the officers Of the army
gross sum um instead Of allowances.
Mr., Gsm J Of Iowa, moved IN amendment 70
include NJ sdop.sd.
TERRITORIAL Affairs.
certain & Of The laws Of New Mexico and Utah were
la,d on Able for the present.
nshsG way 70 certain party for line Of tssersph to
THE TERRITORY OF DAoorAu
-, NJ M de@ Of MINI; ~ INTRODUCED resolutions sSs; hat
for the organization Of the Territory Of Dacotah.
The p0UNDARIB OF NEBRASKA.
Mr.. GHn@ moved e an amendment that 20 much OF
annexed 70 Nebraska- Laid over.
Mr.. Browns resolution was laid till to.morrow
1he Senate then went into executive session.
Adjourned
Hsuss e1 Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb. !, 1850.
nRxMnvE ADDKnB 10 me THRom or GRACE
Ths proceedings were oposA with prayer by Rabbi
Raphael aboundsd win fsrvsatly expressed patriosc
and religious sentiment He inpored Divine blessing 10
direct the House in the election Of Speaker who may
preside without favor and fear and that the members
might speak and act for the glory and happiness o their
common country. The prayer was listened to with mark
cd attention.
sKnxEHNG PREPARATORY TO THE BATTLE FOR sPHAKRxsmP
The CLERK having stated that the question pending was
the motion Of Mr. sherman, that the House proceed 10
On motion Of Mr.. PHELPS, (dem.) Of Mo-, there was
call Of the House.
Before the proceedings under the call completed
Mr. Bocock moved that Mr. Clark, Of New York. be ex-
cused for attendance he stated that Q number Of
gentlemen were absent, and that his motive in making
the motion to give them time to arrive
The House decided the question by yeas and nays.
Mr.. BoooCK moved that all further proceedings under
the cali be dispensed with, and demanded the yeas and
Mr. sHnAs said that these dilatory motions were moi
In acccrcaDce with The Agreement last night.
" Mr. % s.nH Sdem.l Of vs, wished 70 ak question Of
Mr. Grow rose to point Of Order that Mr.. Burnett in
undertaking 70 speak for h side Of the House yesterday,
sent 70 proceed This morning vote With this under
ssanoirg tie republicans consented 70 adjourn.
~, BURNETT, dem OF KY, remarked that when he
acquiescence in IT, with the understanding that before
vote for Speaker was taken there should be call OF The
House.
Nr STANTON, (rep) of Ohio, understood that there
shoud be discussion when they met here to day. Yves
II strictly the square that the gentleman from Virginia
Mr.. SMITH, OF Va, replied that 1t because gentlemen
the square he wanted TO ask question
...v M; HSssros; = dem Of A. said he YESTERDAY e1
vocs from the republican side, "Nobody here heard
Mr.. HousroN-That was not my fault.
Mr.. MoREn, "a. L. dem) Of H., wished 10 know
whether the these S remarks wsie in order The Prsvsos
ncs u sesersi undersssnds1 wss 4 ssss te general
masnfadns The rspa1loAn ads for ooossuans % an
= 1ssss s:ssss s ss7 & 1soss.s . : We.
y. ann, q Va, wasssA 70 know whether he was in
Ne san. rsplsA 10 sAoushs the gentleman had aban.
The noe.e bavfDe Sssdse . proceed 70 vote,
mistake. BE nsa.s % O. WIN his remarks.
Mr.. snnAs wished % know whsesr The House intend
Mr.. snru again ssssmpssd - addsss shs House.
Mr.. NonsB, ef Ill earnestly called hin 70 order.
There was much confusion.
IR BAuoruNo soR sPxAKxR-xxraAxAnoW or NnrHER
me nsuss proeeoded 70 vote.
Whc. che name q Mr.. OAnx, <dsm.) Of No., was
reecbea, 6c rsse - naks ~ explanation.
N, &. sU,cs (lsp e ca ss,'sa him . o.ds.
general oensens sad ssoondly, dseusson would be IN
violation OF The spirit OF the agreement sntersd into yes
terday.
Mr.. CLARK then said, though disaussaas WIN nr.
McCesuapd the qusson Of slavery IN the Territorss
he voted Tor him . national man. sA tea4 h4l<
Mr. CoBs, (dem.) Of Ala also sad be was opposed 10
sarsst g. s.sns % .4sy Dss " yo,s y: x
vso. He was lor ne country hrst and Mr.. NcCsrnand
rext he was saassd thh would be - se vo0s D. doy
FOR speaker. The resuk was . foregone conclusion.
ne roll Wss proceeded with.
-. BuxnAn, (den.l Il 8 G, prots.ted Against thek
~. cmns, (dsn) . Va, concedel the faet tl@ Mr.
Psnnhston would b elected speaksr Lst ths ssutls-
should oonosde th - The hour u triumph wss ne
Aour Of magnanmiy. -
II. Gam then commended what he had 10 say, that
e vo. or him :. n.oo sss %s.
NJ Coan asugned similar reasons, adding that he re-
spsctsd II. Mcsernand The more for having IN former
yees voted sgainat The wlmot provso He was for his
~. HAnIsox, (dem.) d Texas, referred 70 . remark
@aoe tne otner DAY By Mr. Norris Of Pa, that ~ Mr..
smnn, n e. bad refused TO tell him how, II be were
elected ne would constitute the Committee Of Ways and
neens ne witndrsw his vote from that gentleman Mr.
Norris now voted for Mr.. Pennington, he mr. Hamton)
presumed M Pennington had informed M Norris how he
Mr. KENT, (dem) Of 8 G., made . speech IN which he
aimded 70 Mr Snermanb remarks accompAnyinR the
withdrawal OF his name ~ candidate, a. . mo1rnful
said the dem ,cracy demorased BY seene aliation
With he elements Of opposition 70 Ne republican patty,