...d. The House then took a recess of an hour. On re-assembling, at three o'clock, the resolves in relation to the rights of colored citizens came down from the Senate, adopted. Mr. Pierce, of Dorchester , moved a suspension of the rules, that they might be considered at once. Mr. Bullock, of Worcester, made an earnest argument against suspending the rules, and against passing the resolves. He a...