The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE,
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FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

communication
from the War Department. enclosing estimates for thu
Tortifcations OF San Francisco bay Also, communi
cation from the with copies Of tho 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 manufacturer.
Of praying for increase Of duty upon foreign
cegsu.
Mr.. JONES presented a petition from ten Hungarian
refugees now In Iowa, praying for grant Of land like
that granted to their countrymen
Numerous petitions and reports were presented on
private matters.
THE EXPLORATIONS OF SALT LAKE VALLEY.
Mr. BoRLAND Of Arkansas, reported bill In favor oi
printing five thousand additional copies Of Capt Stan
bury Explorations Of the Valley Of the Sal. Lake. Con-
CURED In.
BILLS Passed.
ll rsinquIshing Iowa the lands reserved for the
Salt Springs was passed.
bill for the repair Of the Congressional Library room
ordered to be engrossed on Saturday. taken up and
passed
Us DISTRICT JUDGES IN ARKANSAS.
tul giving to the United states District Judges In
ArKaaas jurisdiction over permits and LICENSES granted
20 vessels propelled in whole or in part by steam was
judges OF the United states District Courts power
point inspectors OF machinery boilers, &C., which was
Mr. Downs opposed the bill.
MIR. BoRLAND replied.
Aftr further debate, the bill ordered to be en-.
eross'd.
IRISH PATRIOTS.
InsIesoutan Of sympathy for the exiled Irish patriots
comng up, MT SEWARD, (wnisO OF N T., gave way to Q
EoepnemeHt OF the subject and the Senate took the
following
JOINT RESOLUTIONS on soS-ISrERvESrroS.
resolved If the House of Representative, concur,
sSsssD1s an. these
happiness deriving their just from the
sfS 0
H. unSsons nSa So ,
s pcsrs in such form as to them ShAeem most likely
Kenlysd Thai while claim for ourselves these
the Be- essaes ssa D'9 h se
or interfertnoe of others the
sureSoi right, the same unq siis ID naepe ndenoe.
s ~e a.sass ss il da
h s,nss atoms dc fsos0 without ingair.
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Resolved That this has solennly adopted and
sen BY his sreWsIi aa
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We y s an ss sHs GyS az
lcncc sympathy Tor afavorite mt eesrays is into
s a ns ss s
Be- 81 asas s o '1
shs most bsDefu foe Of the republican govern
extending eommorci. relations, have with ths
hs eu esa assnS s.S . WY sy
snd prosperity the Earopean ambition
Re.1. Thss While W. the vee sympathy
al who strive for freedom Of opinion an for free
US RsSy
With al nss2ps gS ens.anEns alliances With none
principles Of Intervention forming tho and last
1 & x.rn and US R ne
ss s .sv @ are &c then Just to
an await The aIprosoh Of the foes Of constitutional free
Mr. CLARKE, (whig), sf Rhode Island, addressed the
Senate and said that in submitting the reso
Iutions he governed by distinct snd single p1rpose
An lu.tIous exile from his native land waose aims
had been To- sed principally by our nerposton, bad
landed On ~ on. shores By his warm snd glowing eio.
driven from our propriey and permit our zeal for uni
verss liberty to the place OF wisdom and to cast
8sde The prudent COUNCILS by which bad 80 long bseu
governed In consequence Of this widespread enthusi
asm II eeemea to him proper that calm aud deliberate
expression Of the sene OF OF the
eeDste which wss the conservative branch of the govern
ment-aflrming the retted priccipls, Of our
tions policy both proper aud just de delayed the
presentation of the resolutions of courtesy to the
cree Of the man, who here With welcome and
at nvitstioD yet his purpose firm 70 ask of the
Sepa.e csol and droasonae vote on the great prn-
cipes embodied in them He sclomed all incentiye.o Of
denagoguis and would not Minister TO sny unjust de-
luon excitement in the public mind In the scre and
suate the liberty Of his ooGntry Aspiring politicians
who seek TO catch the influence Of an m Arueri-
not that il may beat hea.thfuily bat that It's
pultstions may promote their political eleva.
sionaTe seen upon the wia3irg way with their hopes
cftuccets grounded upon the undue excitement Of pub
JIG sympathy These resolutions srthe true doctrines
segoverrmen, set forth in the Declaration OF In
aependence they make the well address OF Washing
ton cur chart, tney retsrate the wire declaration, OF JET
feror whose preoepts oteDer the lips than the
hearts Of those claiming to be bis peculiar disciples 1t
healhfu 10 go Lack TO the principles and Oh policy
Of break upon the altar OF our faith
saorspental bread, and there renew hdeity 20 the
The French iev,uon of l7s2Genes mission, and that
CT Kostuhsnd TO the consequences OF our adherencs
TO the neutrality of Washington lie considered the sub
eequent d'eu ties with France OF lar less esil than
the Inevitable destruction to France and to the United
States which would have resulted from sn Intervention
in behalf o. France By the United States He then
auoted az reafrming the doctrine Of onuterventon
Jeferson, Monroe, Jackson, Polk, Forsyth woodbury.
Hayne Taylor, Clay, Fillmore Van Buren t6etGrs the
construction Of the Bu alo PLATFORM kves Buchanan
Houston (sn ilustrous member OF th: body whose high
position .nG gentle espirations commend his teachings
the sepsor o ssssn ane % Ths
tor (sir Gass) has proposed subsritu', repudiatns
che farewell address OF Washington and the Wise admo
ations Of Jefferson, the father Of ancient democracy
lie speaks OF Geep concern, but proposes nonBg def
mite. The seDator from New Yori (fr sewari) is
boider He i6 for protest against the ac OF dtspo.
sism Ia quarrel between the retainers OF shs houes
Of Montague and Capuet, Bhakspeere hag eiyen us a
far ,ampo cthio mode ofwatare by protest. Ho read
cn1oopy-I WIN flown as thoy pasu BY, and III saom
sSmpsoH Nay rs they d,yo. viii bio my thumb q,
chem which 10 o dies rsce to thcm i they bear II.
kIRAM.- 10 you lito your thumb At u.s. siff
sAMrsov.-is stho law "a our s.da II aay Aye'
GREUorx.~No.
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Soy thumb OR. (beuEhtcsl -.
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StNPsoS.-R cir. tLnuRhtefl 1T,
Mr. OlATrg alluded 30 the iahRumh. ~ fesou5ohs
,dopted 81 public meetings and reJaiced ~ na'cAton
or conservative feelings. lie read the re'eiu nn
Of ncetrP IN iiiuAy, whore y was received ! eaa
yeare in favor of the freedom Of d1wn t0dten ttun
gary, Ireland, Germany. and the rest Of mauhnl !
Hussa does not respect the aeusbe rights q the MIG
yas England Of the Irish France Of the rss q maaoa
we are Tor ieteryenton by protesti n9t for nonnsr
vehion We viii make the powers of Europe respect gos
dom; We can't, we WON'T These were eluirocl