The New York herald., 1863-06-18

nr. CAnuRwooD--Tbs gentleman 10 great deal richer
than ana. viii guarantee that have given az much az
he has, viii give AZ much as he VIII gve and WIN u'
down my name 10 70 "a night with Spencer hhers pat
tery he WI put his down under it, and WIN serve as
long AZ he Will serve.
This was greeted with an Involuntary and prolonged
burnt Of applause from tho galleries.
Mr.. BRIGHTLY said couldn't tho use OF passing
this resolution. II would be dead letter
Mr. CAruERwooD said be had martial law enforced
n Philadelphia, and with very decisive results JIG was
sorry 70 men OF his ldemocratc) party Offering
from him in this respect The present exgences we're
greater than the claims any party and be would See
hs party disrupted and sunk rather than is dictates
should rule TO effect the ruin OF the country.
DR. uHrpr said that there recent prorelcn Tor
martial law, and wna,ever force might raise here We
could find In this very city force OF men who would be
willing 10 rise against ihsn' Martial las s what We
need
Tho motion to postpce lost, ana the resolution
unanimously agreed to.
Mr. ARxsrnoNo offered a resolution tha, this Chamber
hereby pledge themselves 10 proceed 10 Harrisburg ana
tender their services TO the Governor at Harrisburg
An amendment offered that they attach themselves
10 the Third regiment Of tho Gray ssaves IN which Nr
Nicholson holds high command.
Mr. NICHOLSON stated that the Third regiment Gray Re
six hundred men and VIII number thou
sand In twenty four hours.
Mr. AHxsrmow' said IN reply TO some previous remarks
from Dr. uher that he would enlist this afternoon IN Dr.
spencer Miler's battery, II he lpr Uhler) would 60
Or. rniRa said III sign u minute after you DO.
Mr.. ARxsraoSc said that In consulting with some
of his fellow members be found 10 meet with so many
objections that he would withdraw u.
Mr.. KiSo insisted upon putting tho resolution
The mytion to post, one was lost by this vote
Yeas--Messrs. Bird, Brightly, Nicholson, hche, spe
ring, Uher and Wetberiil
Nays-sIessrs Armstrong, Catherwood Davis, .lnnodo
Grcbe, King, Manuel Marcus Mcilroy, Paul'n weaver
Zane, Lynd the President
Mr. DAVIS moved an amendment, that the Chamber In
body report itself 20 Colonel Run for Immediate service
Mr.. GEEHIk said hs belonged u organized body, wth
which he should go. The amendment was lost
vote the original resolution resulted thus-Ieas
IL, nays o. u was therefore agreed ".
Mr.. NI1osoS asked be excused. Mr. Greble ditto,
both belonged 10 other organizations Tho former was
Already under
Mr. ba,ours sad he mu 4 also ask be excused
mastering officer account OF his nhrnities would re
Mr.. wrrnxmnI offered a resolution that the heads Of
departments be requested TO notify their epoyos ,hat
they service their pay will bc continued
during their absence, aud their places Kept open III their
| return.
mendng tho President 70 recall Gen. Mcclellan 10 the head
Of the army, be taken up
The Chamber refused 10 suspend the rules by vote q
IL to8
The Chamber now adjourned.
COMMON HRAScH.
President Wilson Kerr In tho chair.
The call for tho meeting and tho Mayors message were
read and laid on the table
A recess of af,scu minutes was then taksn.
On rsassembing, the ordnance rom Select Council ap
propratng $500 10 send cut force TOR the
Immediate decnce Of tho State tsksn up and passed
without discussion by unanimous vote
Mr. PAINTER introduced resolution requesting the Coy.
to his influence to have Gen. AcCislan placed
IN command OF the Pennsy ylvania troops.
Mr.. LEcn moved TO lay on The table yeash nays 10
Lost.
Sir. LDGH expressed hs regret that such n resolution
had beeu introduced at this time The nteaton Of The
resolution was TO smbarrass tho Governor and Generals
, Couch and Brooks.
Mr. PArsrsR denied that the intention of hb resolution
harmn Mcclellan should be placed st the head
sylvania army hs would create great enthu
% m Se ranks ari S give =. .a s 70 ss1s sss
for your constitution aud yonr u Mon.
Nr. HARrER thought folly TO pass the resolution
motion postpone the considsrz alton OF the reeou
tion was lost. Yeas n, nays 10.
motion 10 postpone tli next Thursday carried
aud . motion 10 oil onrn was lost
mo patrotIc resolutions passed by Select couuc In
gar 70 martial law &c, were taken up, aud no quorum
voting, call Of tho NOME was made
Mr. bAnG moved 70 adjourn hay ing stood just outside
OF the railing while the above call was being made and
not having answered 10 his nams,
Mr. LKGu raised the point order that member had
right 70 mako motion whom he was not the nooI
| OF The Chamber.
| The Chair maintained the point cf order.
Adjourned