New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

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| tor from Ienusy lyOnla.
Mr CKIITENDEN urged action on this Important
neseure and SPOKE agalnsi auy pos pons.n;nt ne
| time yet, and the staes he reunited. f
| On motion OF Mr.. POWELL, adjourned. 40
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. LOVEJOY REP, H. ssked leave to present
q memorial from certain Methodist 'iergymen OF
Mr.. BURNETT Dem, Ky.)-I object. Let them
atieLd 10 their own business.
Nj. FLORENCE Dem, Pa. Let Us hear what
Mir. BURNETT think Congress capable Of man.
Geing the legislation Of the country, and, with due
req to the clergy think they ought &c attend to
The within their legitimate sphere apart from
Mr.. IoyEJoY-The memorial asks for protection
from religious persecution. Ore Methods clergyman
has been banged in Texas simply for bis religious
MI BURNETT have no objection to the me-
mol ial being laid on the table.
Ii was = ordered ..
Mr. FLORENCE presented memorials from Piila
dephia rgned BIZ citizens of Ill parties, including
some who voted for DIR. Lincoln, asking for an ad-
usiment If the difficulties on the Cnttenden PIN.
/ Tie SPEAKER laid bcfo the House the following
letter Of the Alabama Representative, announcing
| their withdrawal:
wAsuSsroy CTR, Jan p; 1851
To the Hon VIZ. PEsssaTvS, Speaker Of the House et
SIN: having rreyea information thst the Of Al.bsms,
.T Ss 8. ca:ad % %h Be uoa
OF The uIise sstes Of Aics and resume. The pow 90,
should communicate the sud through ,oa 70 the
ar 81 o he Sier 81 ts. BODY The
hieh IN The judgement OF our sas .aSs :s
Iequir, obedee. 20 her sovereign will andthss %
homes sustain her action aud sasie tbs fortunes Of
We have h. honor BE- oSs$sps 'es-
DAVID CLoPTOT,
JAMES s. PLGh
JAMES A sTALLWoRrH
The communication was laid on the table ana VI
! dered 10 be printed
Mr. HOWARD Rep, Mich asked leave to intro
due resoluiVn 10 give the Select Committee on The
President, Stecial Message leave 70 sit during the
et sops OF the House with leave 20 report from time
| TO tine, III their Gisereton.
MI WINSLOW Dem. Mo- objected.
| Mr.. COLFAX Rep, Iud. introduced bill IN rela-
| ion TO the Portal Service, AZ follows:
Whoo, Of the States Of this Union the Judges,
DIcAtt,rpeys. and MsshAs commissioned by the United
M e S'.sa nsSs 81
hs he SsssHnen se II Ss r Aaf thu. With
any If collecting enforcing In soen state. the P-y
or Of paui.hns Violations Of the postal laws coad rob
be. Of the mail other e OF Of enforcing the Pe'f0nsns
TSs,O1s he i enacted etc. That in all States which
ma, e Ss o ST Tor such period
Il lime Judgment the pobc interests require and s,
Mr. BRANCH nIeln., n. c. suggested that the bill
be referred to the select Committee on the Presidents
| Message. .
Committee lie cid not know What lie action would
be- but the gentleman IRON North Carolina would have
opportunity 70 80 beard. We have nothing now 10
rOiet the Eas, Which liable to be robbed and 10
E,ans Of enforcing the penalties,
The bill wes referred TO the Post Office Committee.
Mr. ENGLISH (D,m ILd.l offered preamble
stttirg forth that in the ssI ming condition OF the
county mere differences Of option should be dis
carced, and al sectional difference removed; and be-
lieying the Ciillrnden plan of adjustment Ia au ac
eepatle and honorable compromise involving no sac
Rsrss That The seleo, Committee Of Thirty three be
| IL into . sc,cai effect. NJ
Mr.. ENGLISH moved a suspension of the rules
MT. ENGLISH wished the country to take notice
thSt the Republican eide will not allow vote thereon
Mr.. GROW rep, Psl-The Republican side VIII
vote when they choose.
on Judiciary instructed 10 Inquire into the pre-
priey If amending tie neutrality laws as 10 pre-
vent persons Of one State ON fitting out military en-
pedions aid persons in States which have declared
| themselves cut OF the Union, aud occupy Posiloa
ousioe Of the rghtful authority and laws OF the
| u tied States.
Mr.. yANDEyER rep, Iowa. ssked leave TO oiisr
resolutions Declaring that The Federal Government has
DO Iower 10 with slavery M The States that
Lueyer may be tho power Of tie Governiaent rels-
t,e to Slavery Ia the Territories, etc, y IL no GROUND
for dissolution OF tne thion tnht IL hot eApeu"hs
TO anne nd the Cons ituon al thls time. government
without LOW or maintain itself IA not wothy to DO
prtserved lie however withdrew the resolutions, in
view the confederation Of the report OF the Ccmu-
tee of TLiIty-three. sy.E
Cent? the Democratic side Sly asked
4 for vote on them. Mr.. BURNETT Dem, KY SAY
irs be was lot atrid 10 vote. ae
The House proceed 10 the consideration OF hr.
| CoIwht report on The critis.
Mr.. C0RWIN rep, Ohio, chairman OF tue Com
nitee Of nirty.three, brought up his report saa Pr?
,ecdrg to address the House he said: It was not his
intention occupy the time Of the House az any great
length. he there TO discharge The duty when ae
yolyed upon him NJ one OF the Commiitee OF lnisy-
three aud 10 present to his cleagues the motives
whib had induced the Committee 20 come tot result
h,y lad 1t Was now Thirty years since 70 had taksn