New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19

n.vxs said il was never supposed
Mr.. no" oss con6psd saer he reached here >,
tasi pc n.rcvs said tina, still 1t must be well
MT Da.s, nv ACTIVITY he meant action IN be-
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sns.' ' snuLs said that hossuth came mere
mI..',;on. ho.pitaiiici were tencereo ana az
By ih,Ns,,.Ax ,s introGuced INTO the Senate Cham-
.eepte cn.m,ttee OF the BODY from tnst moment
beroy none Us no longer a stranger, pnt guest
heavs no, stoo - iaqlfe WAT was N. u .'o.e
He soss.cnmspt He wan noi cavii aood, Ho'oS,
Of u,assd he senate ~od'a nor. IL was Tee, 1'
and 500 Ms 10 those ~ho gfante1 MIN hospital
,SfaIflt ~ a., hishl, Dr. red When that letter
49, ~nss,,sd and reso II a. 10 longer N Tue pow
W,,Nst body, without oto9uiIesv, 70 ieiu'e q
G % he recorcs lie was az loss 10 uhuei
place. ~ ssie.t in opposing tte printing hpsslta
ssano iae v;,,sa humong-a dead hum0ug i had
eso p,.. hat All influence for good or evil OF ans
ess ;,,,rs or speeches. had oeen exatus'eu. Inen
wv eprose he printing u - nm us no q. acs
Of eeui'ot! forth. because ihey might make an I'M
this ilsn ssion upoR the minds OF the people, that
cue ,n, 1s unfouncec. Ptoss would hear I'm aud
k so, ,',on What they heard and should !, make
iens ,rrsrslon upon their mtnds, all the Efforts OF
eesy 10 isolate the policy OF the Government.
a,s ,hs wishes Of the peope would DC IN VAN.
AZ, CLEMENS said that he had no appre-
- that ANYTHING that KossUth could say now
naN rake an improper impression upon the minds
~Ss neople He was as wiling 10 trust tie people
~ senator's He was wiling 10 abide by their
a. Impressions or their mauied convictions. II the
ssopIe OF the United Sta'es we're now collected and
r,re taken not one twentieth part OF them would
,ots 10 sustain the doctrLss OF kossuth.
The question was taken on adopting the report
md offering the printing. AID resulted Ia the affirm
ave as follows
yras-Msssrs Bright. Brcdhead. Cass, Chase. Davis
pedee Of Wisconsin, Dodge Of iiwa, Douglas, Downs
T,!cb, Gwis. Hamlin 10. O. Of Iowa, McRas MOTIFS
s,xrd Smith. Soui6 etockt N. Samner and Wade0z
NAYS Netsrs Atchison badger, Bell Boriand bltief
cnts Clemens. Gsyet HG Gs rnsaoe
I.ssSw ood and Upham-2o. zen,
M SEWARD gave notice of a bill to In
.o,nors,e Catholic CoEvsnsef Sisters OF Visitation,
The CHAIR laid before The Senate a re-
,ort ffo M the Postmast' General, showing the
,mourt az receipts and expenditures for the quarter
saS,re September, 1851. Also, report by the Sec
sy, Of the Treasury, Of the Contracts by that De
par.rlert during the year 1891 Ihreiefred 70 FL
nance Comnlttte, IL
4 message was received from the United
States Commission under convention with BIazil,
se.tng forth the causes whieh nave impsoeo 'ne
conclusoA OF that commission.
Mr.. DAVIS reported, with sundry amend
uen.s the bill amending the act proviolng ior tne
rsonellcd in whole or in part by steam. Five nun
ircd extra copies ordered 10 be printed.
The bill allowing drawback upon foreign
uerchar disc exported in the original package from
Terss to Mexico was taken up and ordered 70
bird reading. -.
The bill granting land TO Iowa, to aid In
he constructing OF certain Railroads, was taKen up
Mr.. UNpERwooD commenced a speech,
,sd after demonstrating that there was no equity re-
ltinr "a the land States besause the United States
isnds there we're not taxed yielded the floor, and the
Senate adjourned.