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AFFAIRS IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE.
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Senator Hale's Warning to the Democrats.
MOVEMENTS OF THE POLITICIANS.
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THRTY-SECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
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NEWS BY LEGRA APH.
AFFAIRS IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE.
Senator Hale Warning to the Democrats.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE POLITICIANS.
kossuth and His Bonds Endorsed in Boston
THIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON, May Ia, 1862
CREDENTIALS NEw SENATOR.
Mr. SsuTH Of Conn., presented the credentials Of Lsaac
Toucey recently elected Senator from that State and tho
gentleman was duly qualified, and took his seat
A CALL INFORMATION THE WITHDRAWAL
OF TIE AUSTRIAN MINISTER.
Mr.. SEWARD presented resolution which los over,
calling upon tho President il not incompatible with the
public interests to communicate to the Senate any
municaton made by M. Hulsemann, lately
Charge dAfaires for Austria, about the 9th
Ap last to the Secretary OF State the occasion of
the withdrawal Of said Husemann and also copy OF any
reply thereto made by the Secretary OF State and also
copies Of all communications in relation to tho subject
ANTHRACITE AND MIUMISous COAL. ETC.
Mr. PRATT. (whgl OF Md presented the resolutions OF
the legislature of Maryland. They not read but
their object my perhaps be inferred from his saying
Ions dollars in developing the Of the western
part Of the State and that MIR g. D. Stewart the Chief
Engineer Of the Navy had made report to the Navy Do
partment to the effect that anthracite coal IL better
adapted to the generation of steam than bitumnous
coalthus contradictng all anterior experiments made
important to the people Of that there should be
fair test Of these GOALS
The resolutions referred 10 the Committee Ma
MORE LANDS GRANTED ron RAILROADS
The Senate ordered to be engrossed for third reading
the bill granting the right Of way, and making grant Of
land to the States Of Indiana Illinois and
the construction Of railroad from the Wabash to the
Missouri
DEMOCRACY, ETC.
The resolution calling upon the Secretary Of the Navy
for the report Of Lieut. Temple detailing the
ut Vera Cruz during the Mexican war taken up
Mr. HALE. (free so) of n H., said that the glitter
sr1t was Intended to be brought Into tho hoppr o the
Presidential election The honorable Senator from Cali
forna the other day said that the Democratic Conven
mise as aalty Now, he wished to give his opinion,
that the candidate should bO placed that PLATFORM
victory Of s4S IT. he repeated considering the turbu
lent condition of their friends in the free States they
the Fugitive Slave law to the Baltimore PLATFORM the
scattered plans OF the Buffalo platform will be rebuilt
and Of great win prevail
form vast deal Of credit Is taken by gentlemen for
saving the Unionthough some gentlemen think there
doubts about this which Is to be attributed to tho
Buffalo platform (laugher) land to the manifestation
Of that rebcious spirit which the Northern democrats
have against submitting tests This demonstrated
to those who welded who would WELD the force and
energy Of the government in this direction, that
bx is G @ TO that s1s they
but small minority, they took their ncishbors with
sssU E,sis !. s..svy We should ,aposs By il. The
lost E to give idle prctences of swearing
port the nalty ofthe Compromise and the endorsement
creed The only way is to lot bygones be bygones If
we endeavor to regain power and place, we might
cal is just dead the Buffalo Convention
both must be content to lie together and their friends
go and weep together over them. (Laushter) You
cannot elect without tho support Of the Buffalo
democrats and they screwed their conscience the last
extreme when they agreed to stand on the Baltimore
platform They do not feel comfortable there but they
will remain there for the purpose Of getting power and
plunder However, if you undertake to tie fugitive
slave to of its uprghs and the endorsement Of
OF the Compromise measures qualification of demo
cracy you will drive them o-every man of them. As
t. General Scott Mr. Hale thought that If he should be
nominated he stands, he would make pretty fair
Of it, But General Scott is better at fighting than
letter writing and he hoped the Generals friends would
impress this him If however, Scott shall put him.
self that platform his defeat will be Nhelm
ing than that Of any Mexican General with whom he
in contact his chance at best isnct than
mddlng. Mr II. observed that as the meeting Of the
convention is at hand he thought it to be his duty to
make these remarks
Mr.. PRATT, (whig) Of Nd rising said that he did
not intend to enter into tho debate but to contradict
report which had been circulated widely viz that while
Miard Fillmore the presiding officer Of this body,
under the expectation that casting vote the
promise might be thrown upon him he had de-
teImintd to vote against them. The further de-
scened to particulars and it said that he had pre-
pared paper. in advance giving for the ancl
pated vote. He (Mr Pratt) thinking this rumor very
surprising went to the President and conversed with him
about it, and the President had authorized him to say
that the report Is utterly unfounded in fact that he
in favor Of those during the whole time they
being discussed and that there period when,
II left to his he would have voted against them.
On motion Of Mr. HUNTER, (dem OF Va, the Senate
postponed the general orders, and lookup
THE DEFICIENCY
dry discussion amendment concerning
the Creek Indians and without coming to conclusion,
the Senate adjourned