New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16

policy Of the United States, well ia the reOogni-
tion OF new powers ~ In Otiar eTs IL
the resolution had stopped there no gentleman would
have questioned Its prOpre.y; but il further. and
declared that ID the constitutional duty CT the Presi'
dent to respect that rOicy, not less IL diplomatic
negotiations than in those Of the national forces when
authorized by law" Tis part Of the resolution con.
ycys the impression that tie President ia acknowledged
70 obey Congress IN the exercise OF constitutional ri xhs.
Mr.. EAaSsNoRTH explained that he made tie motion
with no Intention Of srespoct toward the gentleman
nom Maryland but purely from sense OF duty. He
hoped tho gentleman would not b. excused.
Mr.. sPAULDING said be joined most earty IN the ne
gH oil tbs House on the resolution, passed during tAo
last essi0n, protesting against any foreign interference
in The affairs N Mexico He wished to stand. live aad
die, by the decision. He believed it perfectly
legitimate for the House 20 express ITS views on thai
subject irrespective az any coordinate branch Of the
/ Government. When the proposition came up tAis
morning ho was inclined 70 y'te for 10 adoption ed
laying IL on the table, but further reflection
enC examination or tna rsoutpI he was icJgl Of tue
phraseOOgy IL convened direct attack tire Chief
Executive Of tue nation lie did not ISL to lend bis
MD 20 sny such legislation. He believed VIC have
lres den! who preserves unimpacd all the Institutions
Of our country. and re would not do anything To- I'M
! pugn his integrity. lie trusted the gentleman frou
, NGyisld would withdraw his request rs TIE HOu41
/ las confidence IN his wisdom and patriotism.
Mr.. DAVIS CMsstl trusted II would not be con
sidcred disespecti tO repeat that from tle sublime %
tao ridiculous Was hut one sep 90 maui.c ted lie
matter and manner Of The gentleman from MARYLAND
md the silver tones Of the gentleman from ono t'o1
tho latter having expressed the hope tl't TIE &c
man fIum Maryland would not be- excused because thai
would bring the House % the necessity g. also e- usinS
/ bin (thc gentleman from Ohol lie (phNtN, 1ltof
| that announcement, changed DIS views because 10
cOrld not excuse both. He thought D. lcu 20 bear
with both little longer, because Il rad boon ' ordered
by the.r respective constituencies. i'e r' i!cmun
from Maryland asked leave OF the it0ua l .oIt ha
resolution and tie House mofrs'ely SrC, '..d e..
AZ had better not Do repeated ana tins vas % iecoIue
judgment to-day loo gentleman from MAJ. Ilhi 'tl
thrown bimsefon fhe "bJ-ses 81 the bucL ~ TINS
House. lie did why tho gentleman should not
h. continued Size Committee, ana tT !. once more
] Eul e
sett- was the first 20 display BIS inaBntuimJ ana rel
10 defeated hers 0g C61rrcss on tie Democratic
side Tie reBtenal might hiTc had bCttcf Opy1rta
nifty 90 display his viaClclyc feeling o. som9 question
more connected with parliamentary d'coram I-t 10
tue sIld Mr.. Cox. ihat tlc places Shen now Know ~
will soon know 10 mere DreycI. We utaf our ilie
with Christian restoration. daughter We Do no1
ANYTHING in the Constellation which requires ~ -
ruu al tho end Of year. hcu We elected H.
two. We are required To o.: ire eA.lgc term
ard u Wnad be IHcOuYenieui IN Pecnuh5 sense 10 e.
homo and iua that TIC constituents are against ~.
have been here o. long az the gentleman IRON hassi-
chusctts. As NrTEngiand contrs3 the C-Nt'.ioA
may bc here eight ycais longer wss chair ln oi me
Committee on Foreign Attain. nuc the gentlemen VS.
on the Committee ny subordinate ltr "as hi no, 20
be- so severe on biz To- Nor superior. IlGrrHttai Int
grave furnishes one iusrat ~, tEat o. Old John pa
strh who killed H0tspgr atcI ho Was oelt. hr Coz
made further remarks 60 -loW THAR te hcit a. "
President aud tho SecTclr' o. state wore lie same ie
Secretary being the chief crfk o. thc Executive D. rt
ment aud appealed - TIE holse 20 siL - 10 10 DN
Mir. DAVIS ma said lis request i.l been madc n
a earnesiness. ho not la the l,st degree ruh,d
In lis temper. Ht had bceu bIOlgHt up AT H4iHoili'e
and trusted he would a.Ways telT hinfcA vita c4la
unity Durng oiCht years ~ service In ths HOUSE Dec
had nan lessd personal sg.-en OF disnppolLt Lent
hence there occasion f'r the lfan Ldlco ~ t!t
gentleman from Massachusetts. u had been pc 'legly
stated that tie resolution sssalcd the lsesileat IA
as ready H. assa the President OF fuT BODY else WLe
he stood across TIE broad track Of plain pruc pos; aAa
vet nobody tie Committee conttmp4a,4 an a'sal''
on tie President The resolution was not con
web OF his oWn wenYng-bToneR here 10 Mag
dissertation mon. DC subject Il DE gfaYcsi lu
portguco ard Lad attracted Tie ioHtonc O. - W1rlI
and nj eygrv frcrd oil aw 4 lrs flja was blood MS
under the talons 0i the French Eagle ard Tie H"a'r
said l. would ro' recognize any l.nyM EoTerIDrat on
Z The ruins Of X public lAls was mOic 81 . ltal5
now than az TOE la,i session. and more zoe isJ cl M
Government than GUN me neeieiHiJ OF o.",g -
abroad dispatch % for IN gn'eTnient rtaite 20
a mater peudinEin the legislative department "A"re
tie executive cycha1 no Ilgt 4. PAt axe u e".-4
into explanations 10 deprive ie iou-e Of moral power
and Questioned not only tho wisdom AID eAieolc ~
! hut me power Of the House "a sey one worn Ih"t
reaolufion was drawu carefully anu cfillcalF VI"
/ sfudiou. avoidance q tuF uiph tIo IIvvsf
dent or ths gentlemen NA9 We''-.r {" 'o5
,ary said this q purtJ cJocusNe question;
\ II So then the Executive tPDAs !o4 IN. 'H'.su
States The assertion Of 20 tAt'-t't ISH, y. ~
Prcsdent TO declare what shall b. Grc01Esc IN IoIssh
affair. was Clearly m conflict wh All pieccdclta Ahe
doctrine was insulting 20 tio Judgment oi IVak1..H
hf,c h had been pronounced. llo denied tie correct
90 Of ne poi.io, RESUMED By IT, Secretary 81 state
and Joined issue principle not O. i-Ts"hA fi14.s
The precedent quoted b. 40 gon'ie MAJ NON olh'
r..
lion Of the event Of to-day crosses ne "hel tbout
rom NOR than throne vii s. ~ q" tie cilLg!tt
OF the House OF BcpIoseni.ve5 ~ We H-'',ol 1 it
President. lie could mol lI"" h'' .i""- ~ ~ ~N'
H ta' IIITIogs Of EewYork sLd Le voted 70 lay
the resolution tie table Il wae % gihyo lhpot..
movod tic previous queeon thus clttinB on 1ho IEh'
10 discu.s or change iis IhIase9osy bs'r,s sIls
he did not believe that N til, c1geacJ cy goo W0tn
re.,it frotn Its discussion England eud Franco wei
understand or. pOston on tie question 70 ~hich va.
gentleman referred No man 'titf'HII % l-ui .v0l
kr the private character an pnbh. i-a.l3h OF Us s.h
temnn than be Gid. and Ac hoped Do Wcud NOT Dc e1
c1 Tbs question wa then talfn ar no Hguc refused
IN excuse Nh Dayi from further service Oh TUG 'o-
ApJoUPSfNG UylR TIL HoLiDAVs.
Nj STvENs offered ,O.u..cl that tAe ScAai9 con;
cnrripg tnc House vii 0Glogr o IhufodaJ; t.s -
INST 70 Jouvary 3 I-s-. He SSH l. Nas l"i4eotiY
nles9 the ilousc would gsin ncans by fIusAs 70 "G
, joaru oYeT tho holidays
CoyKAEMISTs ron AE1EL STATS.
" Asyrr IL troducsd bill ~ guarantee T. CERTAIN
States subycrted ~ overthrow ny k'beloN teil',
cnn form Cs government VAC" N"s ''I'''N -
! ysRrrty nosPIThL at HRU-
Mr. SrOyIyLp offered revolution which IVES ff'''i
i,s,rrcipp the Committee on Commerce 10 lni" lito
. t5e sxped!euey Of establishing IafiLs AS'P!'a 81
e Ene, Pcunsyiyenio ..
NJ AsrUFT gave notice NM on tho bth o. yfi.ny
z Il =.
he sons,, proposiBg Consllti gnI amtneileht 10Y
~ shol,,iou n slavery throny'c1t re colnny, ava
80. he would demand rote upon TIC f's'1liOh ll'
siVHa'I INVALID pENeIoEe.
Tho House phssoi Ne ti making hpffidt-'t"ls ~
invalid ana oinsT pensions and tie bi nisling apIr
pIieons .or tie dipomeuc and consular cesbiILt w.
s TOBACCO TAX.
Atn IN, lou, resolution giving ne ir1e construct on
aud mesr no 20 20 much Of the Internal Kcvcnge 40
AZ relates ~ the tobacco nrd cigars a1t ia hid
- 90 ,ha .f,vs raasel hin uTrFltng thai