New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-19
DAILY CRESCENT
Congressional.

SENATE Mfr NcRae presented the eres,en,ii -, ioos s
Hon walker lfooke Senator chosen by the ersat ~
Foote of Missi.sipp Mr. appeared and took bo ,r na
| 20 support the Constitution Of the United States ~
AIt.r the pFese entatfon Of petitions. Mr. Mason -e
pased OH making an appropriation Of 5000 to COM
ets the cemetery the city Of Mexico and the b,rar
4 officers and soldiers who died in that vi
c'nlty, and the bill was ordered to BE- engressed
The Resolution offered time since by Mr. se-,r,
ree1ins the paymenof the contingent fund If o sn-
lse the rSpenses incurred fthe Hotel billy in th. reei
OF Lonis kossUth, tha city provided he ptoh
e3eeeo f9oo was taken up motion to nostnono @ o
admitted the III; ,g , asoa.e .ued in which who qpoke
h. .i pi ought to be Tad but .,any considered IL
oasnt % net to be paid cut the contfrgen fnd H..
oe fd by regulAr appropriation out Of tbs
m vi Cas- submitted motion to amend the reso,u.io,
sns,g 10 Joint resolution and directipa tb
Messrs Mason Cas-, BorlanJ Pratt. upharo Rrs,
W aa'ucsed III amendment ard Messrs t,aa. as
,rasT nsaa r. shsids Atchsoil soulea and JTn'
osa. opposed --and the questfon brinp -, t
anendment was rejected yeas ls nay- u !, the
aIa., bayaFd BorIaud BrssFury Broshead
Norton Pratt Rusk. Tpham-5a 'i"'e' Mason
may =, Atchison Badger Ball Brooke Chase
Jones Of Iowa Jones Of Tenresse M Mnl maalin James
Snaelas Saith: souie Stockton Sumner. Tnaersood
The resolution was ethen agreed ,o--va,s ., ,o.,e
me nays being Borland, Cass Clarke Mason Norton
The senate then proceeded to the consideration ~
executive business; and then adjourned W
HOUSE OF REpREsEyTarIvEs-Mr Fick,p I'm y nro
th WIN lhe unanimous consent Of the House that
e special order being the consideration Of the Home
stead bill be deferred till Tuesday week which was nh
eetea 70 and the clerk proceeded to call the roll the
ton to lay the table the motion that an dhsae a hn
cease To-day O. which was carred-yeas III nays Is
after on M ms proposition to defer debate
.he objection having been withdrawn it was unanmons
Y agreed TO- and the House again went into committee on
Mr Mafshai Of Kentucky had the floor who after al
alhs 70 the Importance Of the bin before The House re-
ir 70 the speech of 5r Breckenridge of Kentucky AL
uding to Judge Douglas from which he dssented and
ne would not be scharging his duty to his consttent
ne SAID were be to allow the insinuations Thus conveyed
against gentleman who had the unanimous support Of
he state which he represented go abroad with his
negative support ~ ~
tie deprecated the debate which had taken place and
thought should not have as wing tendency
to realize the predictions acute foreign writer that
the time would arrive when Congress would cease to Dis
charge its legitimate functions and would become d
cordant caucus Of Presidential electors He enrtenda
that the nomination California is Of mora fmnor+an
tn any other state and is disnteresed Had the
Gentleman from Kentucky, he said coutented himself
WIN @ MS defence Gen Butler he should have re-
pied He then alluded to the political course ,f NJ
r"ckenridge as to which that gentleman esplaued him,
self : ~
He then proceeded t" reply TO that genenans speecl
not he said Its letter but to its spirit wbicb sa
culatel 10 produce dsrust in the democratic marty .i
to elevate Gen Butler which he {Mr was desirous o,
preventing. He then remarked upon the progressive
character of the United States condemned the
gressve course of which that gentleman and his sup
porters were the advocates he eulogized the nnnua
changes that have taken place the Revolution in
accordance with public opinonsevera of which he en-
umerated and concluded with brief history Of Iuaea
Douglas in which cabinet aker seen passing tbrorb
The routine OF the bar until he become JUDGE and -
SENATOR and now comes, as he conceived. before the
country as its favorite candidate the Presidency
Mr. Bell of Ohio followed who said he should speak Of
the bill before the committee previous which he aln
ted to the various that had been introduced "
ring debate from the Compromise measure and Kossutb
hunbug TO the last proposition which would take from
the national treasury half million of dollars for the sun
port OF the Union paper He then refer to tho
several objects which the bill proposes TO promote and
denounced those free trade principles that are ipiurnns
TO the manufacturing interests and the revenue and
prosperity OF the country expressed himself in favor of
tariff that would have the effect protecting all mar
ties and contribute to the promotion of internal inrov
ents and would to the public lands fr
the promotion of railways and concluded with an exam
nation OF the bill to which he suggested various moi
sations.
Mr.. Gable, Of Ohio attributed to a rnonopoy of III.
soil the occurrence of and dissatisfaction than
all other put together He eontended thar fha
reign people, attributed the misfortunes and misery of
ireland to the circumstance Of the the
of few great land holders went back to the fau Of
Eden and to creation itself when Adam delred and
the bill passed it would be an ailrantsee ta yen nat
and madens too who would enjoy exclusively The hana'
fits resulting from their toll and enable all classes IN
vide for themselves home of their own it would ro
vent much of that crime which terminates in the nn
entiary or the gaows. and afford to parents the
means of educating their children for usefulness in fr
life and inspire them with love of country of which
them throughout their path the tomb In fact
sdered the bill remedy for all the ills that fesh.s
heir to- The committee then rose and the JIorsa al
journed.