New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08

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,our.e He kne. not what right these gentlemen non
Louisiana had to seats on the door excepting from whh
their credentials show Prom these II - evident they
have come here with the rights any other gen
toman and any attempt to interrupt the proceedings %
the House 10y such extraordinary motions Was more
likely 10 delay than complete the organlatlon hs
gentleman from Pennsylvania was sure NJ all the
other officers. Why not permit this gentleman rom
Louisiana be- heretofore IN snch eases ana
af,crvard send the credentials 70 the Committee ol
Elections .
Sir. SlEvrSs replied that this was not nm cxtraordt
pnry hu ordinary motion. when n member De-
c,ce from the iace Of the documents that IN truth
they are credentials h. should object. In TINS IN
stance the credentials signed by men never heard
Of before. and signed with private seal only and as
be- assured there was no pfe'cnsc OF any election
having hecn held II had not been customary to swear
IN until WIS determined that parsons presenting them
selves were entitled oseats. As the questions 81 sal
AIRY and mileage were involved. men had come hther
from different States for the purpose OF getting
the mileage. He did not say these gentlemen ~ere 80
influenced, but last year two gentlemen came nom NAV
state king FOR admission. and the House pursued IN
fheir ,.a,,s the course which be now suggested.
Mr. cox replied ,ayinc be vel remembered that at
the extra ession II tho last Congress Mr.. pon Of VIZ
riuia prs-licd himself for sent. when he 0oA) 90
jccted to his being sworn IN because he was mol
A citizen of Virginia. bat citizen and voter II
Ohio. 1sc gentleman from PcrnfyVana ana ~
friends allowed Mr.. Upton 90 take bis seat 4" ch Ae Ie
Lincd ~ months drawing bis pay and "as turner ou
OF the House withou, shadow # pfcienso 81 las be
ins "a mellher. Let the credentials TAR ON Their lace
p, to The Committee ON Elections Give these gentle
men fair test the case with their predecessor
Mr.. sIryISs believed the predecessors. TO which al
lufion made by tie gentleman from OHIO we're id
mited us, previous to the termination % The 'a't t"s
sion. After stumIing the country for Two months nel
we're admitted.
Mr. Cox replied. That secured thcir admission
speedily
Mr. mallory askod Mr.. Stevens whether II these
applicants would stump New England for two months
he vi nld then admit them. done ia the case OF
the former members from Louisiana.
Mr. STiyINs replied that he would admit these nei
provided tLcy would 90 "a Kentucky ana stump ioi
Emancipation. (Lau ghterl
Mt SIIvNs modified his resolution 20 refer the
credentials 20 the Committee on Elections and postpone
the swearing IN until report made IN the case.
Mr. j. Z. AItrN moved that Mr. steyenss resolution
Dee laid on the table Ncraiivcd-1i against ~.
The following is the vote on NJ. Aliens motion TO lay
The tables
Ausl.'u. BALDWIN B.s Brooks. Chanler Cohroih. 'ot
Coiman. CraseAs Da~son. Dern.on, den, hdgclon II
ir.tse fnFh. Finch, bansou. tffisf Hafdng liar ngon
Hams ficlb. Holman HutchIs Philip Johnson. William
Johu,on halthei.a, herman hing knapp Low, La.sr
Lsb'ond ,ns Mallory, a.tcy. NJ Air'r " .DoweI We
Kenuey. daeton Misr VI m, houi.on, nelson Noble
Oiel ONc.l Pcndl,ion. Pclp PROM Kad'ori samuel j.
kani.l HOFFMAN. koser' ho'hn. ho'' scott Siepuu.
VOORHEES,. " Ad.Vorh Ward Clinton 4. White, John "
" mite " inhsld Botjsmin " ooI fernando Nood-st.
~. M. all.r AIl.an Aut. Anderson Arnold
Ashley bailey. John d. baldwin Banter herman. blaine
boutwell, grsndare. Brootua BROWN Aubfosc ". Cars
-, .i.-.. -. 81. T.fe CDlft T. T. pavi.
nau,. nelf.ns Dsou Douno'ly, pns.' Dumon,. Ec.l'y
Eliot Farnsuoiil. fenon fi,d. tTsnt, oarnsd. Gooch
GnaurIl G1.wo1 Iis,. Hisly. Hoop.t useL.'', A. "
Hubbard 'a.yn o.. Hubbard. Join n. Hubbard, Jsncke
Julian. kas.on. keley, r. W. holoss Orlando heloss
Litil Ionn Lonsy.ar. Loyel0y Marvin. VI iudog, = o.
Mulrf Morsi,ad Moun neri.. 4. Myers, leon-d Myers
Norton. thsaes oAsh rnh. fa,isron. ferhain, Pip.
fom-roy. frc~. Randall. 4. H. Rice, John ~ Rae. J.. H.
Rollins. sch,nct srofsd shannon sloan Smith. Suifiers
spip.dns. s'n s,er, Thayor Tncy Upon. Van Ns.sen
bafsh. +. u Washblue. ". b. Wtc,.cr NAham., WILSON
v indori Wootbiis'--4f
Tho resolution was then adopted Yeas 100 Nays.
II.
The delegates from tho Territories we're sworn.
The cred. ntla. ~ the delegate ron Dakota were ~
f,rrri "a Committee Oh Elections.
VI. WA~HBtEsE ni) gave notice NJ the Introduction
% b 90 revive tie grade OF Ieuielat General II ID,
arHiy aEd a. provide that medal De- struck 'or Gen
Grant and that vote of thanks be given him and The
officers ~ his army.
IT. fp'r'pi rs,o notice u Bal 30 Ilsush slave
ho'f,.r ! igfoDf ~ United Sfrtes ard Territories
Mr. MoHgFiL gave motto. of a bill giving notice II
tie ssspension Of the Reciprocity Treaty with Great
Britain.
motion ~ Mr.. WisnBtRSH 81 Illinois that TIE
rules II the former Holse Do adopted 0r the present.
and that select Committee be appointed 10 report on
tie same from tine 10 time, wa agreed 10.
The House then adjourned.