Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28
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Mr.. Mason U6veo tue recoisioetuh'" y"
the vote whereby the above eli'ien was
referred and presen,ed pe,ii'ol in favor
of tet ca ing all avs sustaining slavery III
tue District of Go uu.bla, or in case ihls
MAS refused, TO have tie Capital removed
The motion 10 reconsider was lald on The
table.
Mr.. IIae then resumed his speech in re-
Ily 10 Mr.. Calhoun.
uupsE-Mr. Stanton, of Tennessee
offered a res, luton emarailng nom hs
state, concerning the contemplated ac nc
Rail Road, AID embracing objeNs ohs "
the plnjrci.
MI. Rolirson, of Indiana, obtained the
O,or. and " ARMY advocated WI ineys
=. ci6c Rail Road scheme. i!e thought
much better that il should be disconnected
nom The Government.
Tho House went into committee oi 'he
yhnlc on the GrneTa Deficiency bill
Harnpton's amendment in favor Of nppro-
pria,iag $li,5CS for extra clerks IN 'he
Home Department commencing last june
WAS Jsrussed by Mrssrs. N'niun and lay
l,r, vino ,prke IN favor of the amcndnen''
md Mes:rs. Kaufman, Dlsncr, Phelps.
Carter nnd o,hers, u ho spnhe IN opp"sI'-
ION. Nr. Cater VAS very severe upon
Sir. Esiog. Mr. Taylor defend"d hlm.--
The csmri,tee rose end the House ad'
irrncd,
W,sIiSsros, Thursday, March 81.
In the Senate, petitions wcro presented
ny NJ. Miller, asking Congress 10 pr"v'de
law whereby tral by jury may he
be granted to fusi,iVe sIaTes.
Dy Mr.. Seward playing that iHerE
and the slavo .rlLe may he prohibited IN
the ,cr:i,0nes.
B,h ofthe abuye were received without
debate AMI ls'd upon the table
Mr.. Fuo,e presented the MIs'''ipp'
legislative insructnhs 10 her Senators N
fei-tOn 10 slavery.
NJ. Dickei soa pros' nj rruies!s against
lhe employment Of chap'aics IN Co e'F'''
The House me, n l2 NJ, and after the
usual olcning business was eons 'hfo'e"
with, Mr. Bayl.v's resolution cIo~'na the
d,ba,s upou the deficiency bill ly "o o.
c'ock to-day.
Tie House ,hen went into Committee oE
,hc Nhul, IN the sla.e Of the tn'"n, and
,nc Sena,e's B.az,i ,rcalybll VAS taksn
vp ana pass. i.
Sir. iIamplon's Amendment /" the dehc-
'sncy bill was taken up and discussed Nr'
johnson, of 'rcuaessse. opposing 'he aprfo-
nri,,i, y Of $40 900 instead nf $4,000, for
build ug a wing 10 the ralen, Office
W.srr>crov Frday, March %.
L. seaatr, Petitions were call, d for ~.
Shields presented one praying for 'he s'r.r!
Observance o! lhs Sabbath in carrying u C
mails.
lie also presented another, asking f"s
the removal Of al! alie0s from ofice.
Nlsn, auulher demonstrating IN very for
.blc terms against aholi,ion!'m and pray
ing fir the exicns un ofs ayerS.
Mr.. Burlaud rtportc6 bill granting re-
LEI 10 Margaret worth. "hch was passed
Mr.. Underwood moved 4 rereal Ui all
.l"s relating O ie! gion. IN lhe House, an !
wihout transaciipg any fnther bus ness,
the Senae vpnt into Committee on private
calendar and repoued fIvorab!y 10 the re-
lief uf Canfed Ayeri'l.
The House met 1t the usual hour, and
amer the opening husin 'ss, passed The bill
iur tn relief Avrrll'
In3 House lIen went into committee of
the Wloic on the stare of The Unirn, aGd
passed The hill flr the appr,rriation "fou,
is to Ministers for Cuhsraniinnple, Naples
saI for the Secretary of the legation III
Chil
Asa appropriated 1929 dollar. 10 the
paper ipna'lcs Of The Maryland hospital.
Amendments were made To the outfits
io' minister 10 Prussia and Austria.
AIr. Mcan opi o.ed tat Of Austria,
nhi Mr.. DayleY in forcble s1anueI al
'ocaled il.
WASH YeToy, Saturday, March %.
In The Senate, al twelve u'clOrk. piecis