The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-29

that the more be paid in a conforming TO til
request OF tho Mexican government. He specific ALL
arrsgned the administration at the bar OF public opinion
for the utter disregard of the interests committed Il
their care, In wroDgny ths treasury out Of large
Of money by disagreeng to the proposition Of the nex
ican governm, Mt ard for dsregadng the auay das sc
all nations, and especially to republics In
OF such Disregard the administration has not only IN
jured our mercantile interests but aimed blow our
political interests to be felt hereafter There was
important question between the two governments res
pecting the right OF way between the two oceans We
already advertised that ths Mexican government has
given the control Of this matter England Therefore
he arragned the administration for allowing the aivan
tage to be gained by our rival lie said Mr Webster
admitted the demeDd was made by Mexico for this
money and that, MIR Webster excused himself bv ds-
clsrng that the treaty stated time and ~ payment
and t was not in the power Of this to
It This was a worthless. inconsistent plea.
MIR Johnson (dem of Tenn, offered amend N mt
10 the amend L cause no additional
pense TO the United States The conclusion he sid il
foregone and the House Il determined to endorse tina
course pursued by the Secretary Of State Congress
sinking into mere creature. to obey the high behes
the aeDnistystionto confirm whatever they N ~ think
proper TO do, BE condemned the bargaining with bank
ers to the money to Mexico before the appropriation
MADE
Mr. BAyls (dem Of Va replied, saying among other
things that the Secretary Of State had authority to
accept gratis from Mexico on our treasury.
Mr.. Johnson responded contendiDg that the money
could have been paid directly to Mexico
M-. MEaDr, (dem OF Va took similar grounds
Mr CaRTrER (dem OF Ohio offered an amendment to
Mr. Disneys, striking out the words In conformity TO-
and inserting "pursuant to- He held that the wishes
Of the Mexican government shouia have been
1t is fact that Mr. Webster turns his back on Mexico
bringing to light an inevitable suspicion
MIR. BHocLs twng) Of New York rose to question OF
order he had objection TO the debate going on but
there VAS an amendment pending to pay the money In
conformity to the Wishet OF Mexico The amend ment
Nr Cartier proposed to substitute the words pursuant
to- The point ia, that the argument of the gentleman
should be devoted to the propriety of this
hr CARTIER said that would be technical argums mt
The CHAIRMAN remarked that nr Carter must conine
himself 10 an explanation OF the amendment to the
amendment
Elr BrsnnY--I wrote my amendment in English Its
terms were in manner conforming to- and not con.
iormahie to- the wiches Of Mexico.
All the amendments were rejected. when the commit.
tee roae, and the bill was reported to the House
DIR JOINS, (dem D. OF Tennessee explained his views.
The bill reported with his and approba-
ton, from the Committee OF Ways and Means. lie al
uded TO remaI a heretofore made and the
tiiered one Of which proposed that the pa; ;ment be
made by the Secretary OF the Treasury. He asked
whether his democratic friends had ore confidence
in Thomas Corwin than they had in Daniel Webster?
MIR. DissEY-l have.
Mr. CARrTER-l have no hesitation in saying that
have no confidence in either of them.
Mr., Jorfs continueG--He would not say he had more
confidence in one than in the other. lie contended
that the t should be parsed Ia the form reported 1t
vas for Congress to appropriate the money and for the
Peseen to direct the manner in which il is TO be paid
IT any gentleman wants an invssga tion to whether
here AZ b., raud in the ARRANGEMENTS made by the
Secretary o State he would conseHt TO- and assist in
eesichipg ,aluir. into the whole transacton.
Under tn cp,ratsn OF the previous question the bill
passed wi.leut Tho ayes and nays being demanded.
LIE cInsN "snorEss--MoNrMtNT roa InEla RELIEF.
On motion Of Mr.. BAYlY, (dem OF virginia, the
the stats Of the Union. ard took up the bill FOR
the relief OF the American prisoners lately imprisoned
and pardsled by the Queen Of Spain TOR being
engaged in the Lopez expedition He read letter II On
the Secretary ofStatc rsypg that $4,000 will probably
be Icsnt for thin purpose He waua not de tain the
uouse by remarks il advocacy Of the bill it vndcas,
ffrgIf ba irnA rrs ri. a
port the oil to the IIoute
Mr GipniHes, Gree soi) OF Ohio, however, took the
foCr and taid he desired to express his views the
question lie alluded TO our.juty towards foreign ma.
nopr, ans our obi cations Of the seterhood A.
Re ssw his frend IRON North carolina in hs ses who
the otler 5sy attempted 20 draw him to discussion he
would now ray that the gentleman might ii he chose,
3 t sumo the part ofa cetechuRen.
Hr. SrATLLY (whig) II N. C.-t am Obliged to ths
ger teDan and expest hin 70 fulfil hts promise that
be will explain how etated in the resolutions OF the
recent PhilaJ. phia nt Slavery Conys ntcn the visit
81 Kossuth is going to affect slavery in the United
States. Let him come ont like man
Mt GIaptscs Ii il sll compliment to attempt to
draw away from the question oi oreign relation.
Nj. sTASLEy-Oh,
Mr. GipDnas--I win sati,fy the gentleman when l
come 10 dome site relations.
#. DupGr-- Apsin.
Nr 0iDprNes-I cannot dodge euoush to follow that
yeneu an who re wolves IN SO narrow circle CT human
rppretson that it s impossible for him wander out Of
It. Mr. Giidrgs then alluded TO the mission and els
lucBce Of Kessuh and agreed with that e nteman as
wise referred to the Declaration Of American ndepen
5eEce and said that upon the principles there a7owed,
he Hun garans attempted to establish an independent
government lie ipsted that government mas often
nttrered in behalf of the rights OF struggling republics
by the strongeft protest. MIR. caused to DO read
,eve. of resolutions, which he iD tends to offer
other occasion affirming kossIths views, and conclud
ing with resolution that the President Of the United
States requested open correspondence with each
of The reveral nations with which have diplomatic
tercourse e-kng or the enforce ment of the laws OF
cations, and the establishment Of universal peace lie
Al.
lubme Porte 10 enforce the doctrine, and protest
gsinst Russian iptervs ntion in The affairs IL Hungary
Mr. CARTIER offered an amendment, provided nothing
this act shall be construed 70 appreciate any in
in the domestic affairs cfCuba by any of the
'iti@ othe United STATE, Mr. Cartier said lie offered
the amendment in good faith.
hr BAyLY rose 10 question Of order. The amend.
fnept was not germ ain 20 the bill
The CHAIRMAN t5tEFHESs, Of Georgia. decided it was
In order.
Mr. CaR11yR raid, that Il proposition offered
here 10 appropriate money to be expended for the
delivery Of criminals from penteutaries, ell would
vote tgan.t 1t. Bat the why this menay is to
be vo.sd j. tha. Che guilty of political ofsn-
ccs, a. that those who have violated The neutrality
laws alone entitled 10 public censiderstion few
since when there fliibusteisn the norlh-
frontier and citizens cf the United tstes led
to tie lfold in Canada while others transported
to Van DImens Land and had to drag cut their term
If imprisonment there when tsy released by
Ne clemeney OF the British government, we beard
nothing about ezpoDdng money TO bring them home
hey were obliged to get back under the seneyoence Of
foreigners
aF DALEY TtpNus Frying ~ S tte Jaw N NliEIui8,
snd he presumed it in Ohio and other States that
when man hLs served out his time in the penieniry
money is always provided TO buy him clothes aud end
him hcme After the man has expiated the Offences rs 1t
approval Of the crime to deal thus towards him We
hsye no power TO appropriate money for the relief OF
under the States jurisdiction but we have for
those beyond the limits ofthe Unit States in the
OF relief Of sick and disabled in foreign countries
II this was done Russia would not send gun into Hun
gGEy. lie vas frequently interrupted by questions,
which he answered ana pressed to the favorable con
,idt tration Of the House.
Mr.. BaYLEY, Of Va said he didn't propose TO debate
the subject Of non il tervention proper opportunity
will ecme up when the House ehall go into cemmittee
on the Pre- sidents annual message. and afterwards,
when report shah be made from the Committee on
Toeign Affairs. What he proposed TO do. was TO movs
the COMMITTEES now risc step the debate and pass the
bill appro7riatlng Sc eco for the relief II poor and
deluded citizens OF country who have practically
tested the sypfdlency Of intervening in tina affairs OF
foreign country II The bill is to be passed at all 1t
should be now.
Mr.. CARTER Does the gentleman contrast these sea
mtn with offenders Of the neutrality laws!
Mr. RAiLY i under stood the gentleman 20 question
tie power to make the appropriation.
Mr. C.RTpp - 16 NH