The national era

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HOUSE or KEPRHETrATIVU.

WEU.SL.SPAY, JILT 3, 1800.

Mr Holism asked leave to introduce a resolution

instructing the Committee on Foreign Afr*irs

to inquire into and report m to the expeditncy

of placing at the disposal of the President

inch naval forces as may he necessary to enforce

)ur just claims against Hayti. Its reception was

>bjeeted to.

The House resumed the consideration of the

Galphin case. and. after a long discossion, ad

>urned without coming to any conclusion.

Tmi asdat, July d, I860. j

This being the anniversary of American indc?endence.

there was no session. I

Friday, July 5,1850.

Mr biddings rose fur the purpose of calliug

mention to an article by an anonymous oorres&ondent

of the Boitt* Arlat, charging him with

tflicial misconduct, in abetaacting papers frqm the

3enrral Post Office |The papers related to the

ippointment of postmaster at the Oberlin p<?t

>ffice j

A long discussion took place, as to whether this

was a question of privilege and the House, by a

rote of 89 to 71. at last decided that it was not.

Mr. Giddings then, by unanimous consent, proreeded

to make a statement concerning the mat-

ter The dav before the tliniirnmmt nf lk? lt?l

Congress. he said. he received a letter from the j

brother of the applicant for the poet office at

Oberlin, (Mr Stevens.) re-pleating him to recommend

hie appointment. In the hurry of the mo-

ment, he did not answer the letter, lie took it

.in >?_

laying: that he never recommended persons for j

office out of his own district, but he gave a testl-

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The national era. (1850). Washington [D.C.], 1850-07-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026752/1850-07-11/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The national era, 1850-07-11.