The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10
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NJ~NSONoNOooy~r~o~~~o~Os
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
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The Senate Engaged on the Subject Of
NOn-InterventiOn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AFFAIRS IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE,
The Kossuth Feeling in the West.
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sraEREsTINo FROM TEXAS.
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vHIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. o, 1852
FoRTISIoATroNs IN CALIFORNIA, ETC.
The CHAM laid before tho senate a communication
Grom the WGr Department enclosing estimates for the
ordinations Of San Francisco bay. Also, communi.
cation from the same with copies Of the Army Register
for 1852.
PRESENTATION PETITIONS.
Mr. WADE presented numerous petitions for addi-
tional compensation to the Marshals for taking the
census
Mr. SEWARD presented petitions from manufacturers
Of segars praying for increase Of duty upon foreign
cegsrs.
Mr.. JONES presented petition from ten Hungarian
refugees now In Iowa, praying for grant Of land like
thct granted to their countrymen
Numerous petitions and reports were presented on
private matters.
THE EXPLORATIONS OF SALT VALLEY.
Mr. BoRLAND, Of Arkansas, reported bill In favor Of
printing FIVE thousand additional copies Of Capt Stan
bury Explorations Of the Valley Of the Salt Lake. Con-
CURED In.
h relinqubhing to Iowa the lands reserved for the
bill for the repair of the Congressional Library ROOM
ordered to b engrossed on Saturday. taken up and
passed.
IS DISTRICT JUDGES IN ARKANSAS
bull giving to the United States District Judges In
20 vessels propelled in whole or in part by steam
taken up.
Mr.. UsDsRwooD proposed an amend ment giving all the
Judg~ OF the United States District Courts power ap
adopted.
MI. BoRLAND replied.
Aftg further debate, the bill was ordered to be en-.
gross,d.
resolution Of sympathy for the exed Irish patriots
eomng up, Mr.. SEWARD, (wnis) OF N Y, gave way to
Eopnemeat Of the subject and the Senate took up the
following
JOINT RESOLUTIONS on scs,.srrnvEsrIov.
Cosmsss an these
aTs
% dssi,ng their jus, from the
hss ends Il Is the right the people
20 str Or 20 abolish it, and to constitute
IL in syoh FORM shAisssm most likely 70
Renlysd that while claim for ourselves these oon-
prehesye rights self and also conso
tsrfsrs II other. msnssnsss
noe same n'A'
ass,ivsa That II Il upon the sacred principle Of nie-
vim Ithss nlons DC fsoso wthous
ing means they have been established or in whist
Resolved. That solennly adopted and
his
ssSa sn ANA ws 70
mankind The masn ,nmous and too novel example Of
ni' Ssf iPisS
@ ahs sss e u
sdious wies Of foreign influence the Jealousy Of FREQ
,Ssn
our % to Sse Ws
little political connection IS possible Why, By n.orven-
Resolved That While ws ahsri'h the iveio,. sympathy
towards ali who strive for freedom Of opinion
RSS
with All nations; en!angiinx alliances with none. s
principles Of IS forming tho sroo and Isss
q sp and US pa yi ssre
institutions threatened then just regard to
MAN avail. he .rposch the foes Of
Mr. ClAKKn, 1whis), Il Rhode Island addressed the
Senate and said that, in submitting the foregoing
lutcns be was governed by distinct and single p1rpose
An Luxurious exile from his native land whose chains
had been To- sed principally, by our interpretation had
landed on our shores BY his warm and glowing elo-
driven from our propriey and permit aea for uni
7erss liberty to assume the place of wisdom and to cast
sede the prudent counses by which bad 50 long been
governed In consequence of this widespread enthusi
asm II seemed to him proper that calm aud deliberate
expression of the OF particularly OF the
Senate which was the branch of the govern
ment-aflrming the settled priocple. Of
tonai policy both proper aud just De delayed the
OF the resolutions out OF courtesy 70 the pres
enee Of the man, who here With welcome and
at our nsitatoD yet his puTpo'e was m to ask Of the
sepa'e cool and ds2asonate vote the great prin
demagoguism and would not Minister 10 any unjust de-
usion excitement in the public mind In the sere and
suate the liberty Of his country Aspiring politicians,
who seek TO catch the influence Of an IN Ameri-
csnized population--vho infame the public pulse,
not that II D,ey beat BEAUTIFULLY but that its
pulrations may promote their own political eleva.
son--aTe upon the win3irg way with ther hopes
cftuccess grounded up the undue excitement Of pub
JIG sympathy These resolutions slr,t true doctrines
OF governments set forth ia the Declaration OF In
dependencies they make the farewell address Of Washing
ton chart they ree-ate the wife declarations Of JEFF
ersor whose precepts otener the lips than the
hearts OF those claiming TO be bis peculiar Disciples 1t
Of break upon the altar OF our faith
saorsnental bread and there renew fidelity TO the
maxine Of our fathers He sketched the incidents Of
Gbe French revolution of 119Genets mission and that
CT Eoetuthsnd 20 the qusncsB OF our adherence
TO the neutrality Of Washington lie considered the sub
eequent difficulties with France of far less evil than
cbe in yi,abe destruction to France and to tho United
States which would have resulted from an Intervention
in behalf OF France By the United States lie then
quoted rearming the doctrine Of non interyention
Jefferson, Monroe, jackson, Polk Forsyth woodbury.,
Hayne Toy lor Clay Fillmore, Van Buren, tbefors the
Construction Of the Blu ao platorm) Rves Buchanan
Houston Ian ilustrous member OF this body whose high
position nd gentle aspirations commend hi, teachings
20 our better judsmsntl Webster and last, bat not
least the senator from Michigan himfef That seua-
tor (Mr Gess) has proposed a substitute, repudiating
che farewell address Of Washington and the wise admo
aitons Of Jefferson the father Of ancient democracy
lie tpeess OF deep concern, but proposes no5hlDg dsa
mite. The Senator from New YorE (Nir sewarD is
bolder he it for protest against the acts Of dtspo
2sm Ia quarrel between the retainers OF the houscs
of Montague and Capulet, shakspeere has sivea US
sair fampc ofhonod q yarfsre by protest. Ho read
Che following -
eRneoay y viii flown IS thoy PASS by, and 1T them
3sheit 80 they list.
sAMPsoT-Tay st they daro. viii blio my thumb "A
chem, which "a diNrteo " thsm 4 they bear y.
ALahM-- 10 you Tito your thumb nj uq, SIR
sAMPsov.-ls the law On our SIDE II eay, aye
GnEuoEy.-No.
slMIsoN- DO not bo my thumb q! you, sir but bite
6RTeoTv.~ 10 you Quarrel sir. II Agam quagIel, siri
StMpsoY -No cir. tleurhtaL1
Mr. CLANEE aluoed 10 the iltlumht Try reso'utions
,dopted 81 public meetings and re1icfd ~ indications
OF more conservative feelings. lie read The resolutions
cf : meetirq In Ilipsy whore It was resolved that
We are IN ayor of the freedom Of d9wn.tt9dien itun
ryary Ireland Germany and the rest OF manbina II
Russia does not respect the aeuabe sights % the '8
Jars England Of the Irish France Of the rect u na1od
we axe for Intervention by protcstif Cor nonnter
veniou We will make the powers Of Europe respect ttoe.
dom; We can't We WON'T These were equvocal