New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01

nesso. tho ratio OF Rebels a. ioyal people
was three to one: aud Tennessee was in that
respect the best CT the eleven seeded Salcs He On
dertOOk tO say that 70 report which might no made by
by that Committee would fail to disclose the fact that
large majority Of the eope of Tennessee Ind declared
themselves sworn enemies Of the State and the nation
Mr.. GREDIk Uy.)-Does not the gentleman know
that the Committee will report TO the contrary cf that
MIR. BHGnAa-So sr; l know no such thing. |
believe II will turn out That the Rebels will bc found IN
majority OF three or four to ole 10 everr one the
Rebel States.
Mr.. BinGhails Lour having expired his time was es.
tended. lie devoted u mainly 70 arguments IN support
OF the proposed amendment ending NJ with DISGUST
ton N regard TO the difference in Constitutional pro-
lection between real estate and personal property.
Mr.. COsKLlSG IN. H. next got the floor. He said
he had not sought it for the purpose OF discussing me
merits Of the amendment. As OF the Committee he
had agreed to Its being reported but no did not concur
In the report. A number OF members on each side
wished 10 debate II further and he therefore Intended
without anY hostility 10 the Government. who bad II III
charge but rather he thought with consent to submit
motion 10 postpone but before doing so. be woGld
yield the floor 10 bis colleague.
MI IIoTCHKIss a. ~ explained why he should vote
In amer thu, might be regarded Inconsistent with
HIS usual vote He did not regard the proposed amend
ment permanently securing the rights and privileges
Of every citizen ana was therefore in favor Of its post
ponement until there cond be further conference with
the friends OF the measure and some means devised D
which those rights could he secured beyond question:
Mr. CoNKLNG said he should vote for the POSTPONE,
ment Of the grounds very different from
not entirely opposite, TO those OF his colleague ne
thought that no objection could be made to the amend
ment because did rot f. far enough OF was no, su ,bc
whole lie postponed till the second Tuesday IN Aprn
next.
Mr.. EIDRIDGr moved to lay the whole subject on the
table. go
The motion was lost by vote Of Al to no. as follows;
YKn-Mes'rs Ancona b. Iccu, Bfooss Chan,er Gehrotn
Goodyesr tirider Griswoid bale. Harding tKy). Hogan
GSSs N hf S, 5st S"s f En. MSI"
Ritter Rogers Ross Rousseau shsnkin Stease, s;Touse
Tabor Taylor Thornton, Trmbe, Winfield Wright
NAYS -NeSsrs Alley. Allison. Ames, Anderson, Ashley
Nevada Ashley (Olioj BakoT Baldwin, Banks, Barker
Baxter benjamin Bdwe, Brsndasee' Broomall auckland
Bandy Clarke Otio) Clarke Aansa, Cobb conkligg CooA
Cuoii. Darling. Deee, Deaio. Drnins, Donnrly. Dgmou
G,T6ed, Crnrel, n,Idins pII Hast Hayes uHhisSy;
(conn Hgbbell tQhol dutWd hslnphrsI 'l I'.,Sn
:1Sas ' kSy hG So Loan Logger aa Lynch
Mar,tou McClgrs Mckee hieRuef asrcGr MooI pa
Patterson Perhon Pike Piice Raymond Rice OLA. Rice
Mel Sa~yer sehenck Shelabarg,r. sloan spsndins ste
Nm Aeraam Van Horn (S 81 Waues ws.hbnrne un.l
Ws.hburn (Ind.l, Naslbum tM1ss.l wicker. "en'wol"
Williams, Wilson iowa, ND.on Pal Nirioii 'hd " oo"'
bridge. ,.
Mir. CoskuSGs motion was then adopted by vote
OF llj yeas against 20 nays. uni,
The House then vert into Committee OF the Who'e
on the Miscellaneous Appropriation bill. Mt Asaley III
the chair and made some Trogress
PATEgT COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
After the Committee rose The SrIhkEH pfeI S,so,
communication from the Commissioner oi f"'ent'
transmitting the Annual Report OF 1850 ,o,,,,
Mr. GRINNrLL Uowa) moved to print NV , sAi,h
COME. which was referred 20 the Committee ON Print
ing
THE EIGHT-Hour SYSTEM.
Mr. JonY l.. THOMAS Md presented the petition OF
Coz workingmen Of Washington, praying that the
eight hour system may be adopted in the eminent
workshops and IL referred TO the judiciary Com
miitoe.
PoRTAGE LAKE suIr CANAL.
Mr. LArLiN (N. Y presented tue resolution OF the
New ork Legislature rcn,ivc 10 the Sbip Cana HOm
Portage Lake to Lake Superior.
ADJOCENNINr.
The House ad ourned.