New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
XXXVITn CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,. 49,.

10 inuuife VII ether sDs sofet Orsa"na'i'1 ~
d. Tir states exits la the District 81 C"l IN :,
,t n II .n vb, thcr any officer cmpl1ye "t tns VI
Of Was inpion or officer Or employees 81 tae rohe NJ
Gov, rp ent in the Executive or Judiil Dopart hehas
Iet,ot Wss coi ce,DeG the. ein.
Nv BVRNElT Dem. XIV ii desire IT, know aud
il j. certainly due the Huuse 10 know waother Any
reason or fact exists Tor putting on foot any sucn III
ytstigaiOn. IL is election on the City OF ishily-
to,, AId the Federal Government, AOd ought no. u D;
entertained ilees the gentleman from Peunsy lyanii
states IN Lis responsibility there l. anch coisPracy
Az for nvs IT, don't believe in any such co1s Tracy
don't belie,e any purpose Is contemplated Oy tlo
citizens OF thir District or the adjoining states 81 maxi
any orhy iaid this city, or Interfering wItn 40
p, sceiul of the President OF the ge iie-
IDsns 81 tie.
IL docs ee, 10 ne light and proper th3t such aeat
ent should be made By the gentleman from Peansyl'
vania before iraugurte prOce diusr directly ren;i,-
inc ON The muTisia and f. ihfuuess Of the PEG lo NJ
tie Di.tiitt TO the Federal Government more
eIate CobtenI tble mOGe Of engeGdenu9 bal tesi'
irr aud uIahluL eAtitnet worse than there iS now,
,ol Id bet he Introduced.
MIR. GROW ikep Pal I would not have offered
,be resoluiob urves mad supposed there was So-ne
Ting to bast 1t on.
MP. COX ujeu. o. IL the debate in order
TIE SftAKElt--l did not understand the gentle
uan truu Kentucky Directing To the iesrldtiou III
he DID the debate Is no, III or'eI. -,
Mr. BRANCH-i will object TO the resolution until
re tie T.. sinan Of the Select COMM tee ar. Ho"-
az # Mich ia lis seat.
Mr. GLOW-I s,0ke TO the Chairman yesterday,
auJ II nat vith biz sanction. have reason to believe
there such derign enterlal1ed oy some per oh'
in tie emI los mont II thu Government 10 "hil OK.
t,li il tas gone | don't know. For that reason |
ofier,d II resolution II gentlemen on the other size
don't wait 10 gate the subject they can o'et,
ana that would afford better evidence that there Is
something il il.
Mr. bUhNElT-I have not objected 10 the resoll-
ton IL H., member sAyr there IL reason fer lnVestSa
tion lie shall have investigation thorough ~ he
desir,s. Therefore tLee Necessity for the re-
nIk al Of lection would afford evidence oil tue exist
eIce Of "a coisI macy.
Nj. MAiNALD Is. Am, Ienn.l-l 'lai1i tie n3h1
10 say d ord ieIsOnslly 10 m!sel
Nj GhCW-l ought To have said the gentle man
f. IN IeLn,tsee yesterday aiIernooh objected to tue
resolution because Uf tle teNhces Of the members tue
IItstIt.
Tie sPEAKER-1be ques,i n is now on the adop-
ton II h Ie-oi ton.
Mr. KUNkLL (Dem., Md II object to the resolu-
ticn.
Cri.s from the Republican side, Too Late"
Nil KUHN LII anuounc, my intention to object
10 il oi ,iLe Az II gentleman ffom fennsy yai
Oull, in sou aIks rejecting Oh TIN" eide of tnr
Home aud a. he dciirC- one 10 take che es 1sl'
biity OF oUe,iog To this miserable imposition or re-
te,i0u p,O, e Of Mary land there Is one here 10
object, aId / ain lie.
MIR. GkON-I c,lled the previous question
Mr. bkAkCH-I eaid wO,Id oLJect urlIltHe Chair
man cane ill., bat have since been Informed that the
re,Oiulitn aIre aUle TO MN.
Sir. kuNkEL-I uave my rights on tits floor, and
they cannot artrally 10 ahen from me 10y ANY N ~
lave right 10 Oblect 10 tie resolution under the
rnle a, soon Ge ct the gGion 4 tne Speaker.
l will never reinquish NY highs repeat my o.
lection.
The SPEAKER said be woad not ate npt to de-
pi,e the geltlcman Of any night but the geh'lcn 81
hon Fennsy kalIa deuanued the previous question
btfore tie gentleman from Mary aiid was recognized
by tie Chair.
mir. KtNKEL-I WAS on ,he floor.
Ghe SPLAKEk-But toe gentleman was not reeog'
bIed.
Mr. KUNKEL-I am aware that the gentleman
WHO Occur lee he chair Lot well disposed toward me
at any line.
CALI from tie Republican eide TO order.
Mr.. CBAIGE Dem, n. CO. wanted TO offer an
eDdnert. .-..-
Mr. CkAIGE, amid uiu,h confusion, Indicated LiH
su,f du CIt that the COmmlttee further inquire ny
What authority trooie were stationed on the 7ohneI
,ide Of tie Capitol Was L. u control the proceeding
here nj tie pobt Of tie bayonet aud the mouth VI
cannon
Nil THOMAS Dem, Teun) presented resolutions
az tie Lep nature If IebDeeseo iu response 10 the Leg
ialule Il New -York, concluding with the following:
Wl.peve the su, - 80 re LATER State ssud mi itar
fiee 10 the poe Of coercion ths people OF ron
nesr IL wh the south to resist such Invasion at al
b4ka1us
Tie resolutions laid on the table aud ordered L
ne SrEAKEB lid beforethe HonFe message from
The PRECEDENT returning with bis objections the bil
for tie relief u Ho, kaday and Legle it AuonS o'ie
ilipgs u President says The hl wicn "as passed
st sessiou but witch he had not lime 70 examine
lefoIe the adjournment, appropriated SlooJ ana tna
II bill vetoed appropriated twenty thousand 40
di iopLl or $685. The bill inv Ives important prln
irles witch If recognized will take large odt
tbe Treasury.
tow much was required for the payment OF the claim
If il right $50
MIR. ALLY (R p, Mass.) said this bill was in rela
ton ~ ull ,erv ard no subject ever excited more
dircussion or invetg tion tlan this one. ihe vett
wus most sxao diuary proceeding On the part OF TIE
PieiideIt, though tie Precedent had exercised AN un
oucfioued constitutional right if he thought the b
wrong. But there were strong legal c ds i2r tnt
amount Proposed to be appropriated LIE veto Shoud
not he sussintd.
Mr.. BRANCH .ustsiued the Presden; in thus per
| forming bis duty.
Nj. CRAIG Dem, No.. aud other gentlemen, made
| rniaIke OIL Tie subj Ct. -
The question was taken on the parsage Of the bill
notwithstanding tie objections OF tho President, snc
il vas pegati,ed I'll against 67not t~o.thfds, "a re-
QuiItd by tie Constitution IN such cases.
lie Iouse rerun I'd the consideration OF the repor
of tie Conn iuee OF Thirty three,
Air CLARK Dem, MOI spike tie set out by dc
cllrIg We aIe il nidsi OF roVontiou lie traces
III. history q tie Slavery ae itiiOI-whch commenced
referred to tie several compromises which had tempo
rally restored peaoe; but site the heinbhah parry
had eeu foru the county had been disqnieted ah'
m, evil, resulting from agitation, the question have
eliminated, and now it depends thai party to SAY
wI,tlr, lie Government shall endure aud the unor
be- pie,eryed. State alter State has Withdrawn iroi
the ii.deIacy and tlese vacant .e' sPea1 Win At
,IoqUeuOe oOIDInan' ing the attention oi az par
II Sgu,h never attempted to take from g Noth Ray
Coz srtutona gts IN the Territories or affecting Pf9P
cav or peisonal liberty lie dehed the prof.. LIE
secke Of lie ags essios If tie North on the souIn II
ctdine the pers na Liberty bilr Of the ofganLai1I
-, e,a,1 Iayes and prevent their recuptue. SJutheri
,,il too Lad been ayaded, and efforts made 70 create
r,i,e iu,urrection with all its attendant horror