New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
XXXIID CONGRESS-. .FInsr SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, June Il, 1852
Mr.. HUNTER introduced bill 10 incor.
crate the Wesleyan Collegiate Institution OF Wash.
ngton, which was referred
The House resumed the consideration OF
the bill granting right Of way aud lands TO Florida and
Alabama for rsilrosd purposes
Mr.. JONES Tenn. moved to refer it to q
Committee of the Whole the State Of the Union lie
said the House has been In session six months and
half and literally nothing has been done, because much
Of the time has been taken up on the bls reported for
the benefit OF Railroad Companies Ia the new States.
No Committee has made report under the call, except
that on Public Lands for the last four months II this
course shall continue to be pursued, and the Railroad
Dls pressed TO passage without being referred heJ
would not get through calling all the Committees before
next December. He considered every one OF those Raj
road bills as giving bountles 10 Corporations and pre-
ferred the graduation policy TO any other II Congress
Is determined to give away the lands they should sson
to general and not partial Legislation. He moved that
the bill be tabled But the motion did not prevail hare
being only 70 Yeas against 100 Nays.
The further consideration OF the subject
was postponed I'LL the second Friday In July.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole the Indian Appropriation BILL
Mr.. CABELL (Florida) commenced bis
remarks by abiding TO the Compromise measures 80
essential we, their maintenance deemed BY The scah
that gentlemen Of that section would prefer 70 Vob s
Democratic Presidential nominee who stands 90 aoS
p1nciples than for Wing who opposes, or IL unwllns
10 avOw himself In reference 10 them. ne wanna
national man. II wastobe deplored that the wig csls
did not Ddorse the Compromise for il was only 90 Ms
bssis that The Wbgs csuld act together 1.-The Wmsas
tonsl ConyeDen shall refuse 10 puttsef on tins o'os
PLATFORM Southe rners cannot agree 70 disagree
lion Of constitutional rEht which they viii Dol ssan.s
on the al ar Of party. He repeated, all the oosaaJ
States without exception will sustain DO Pres'ss.
candidate who does not stand on this ground. zen S'
has been ufed by Seward and bis followers w WE
declared that they will disregard the IA" OF ne o..
but for Gen. SCOTS name, the Aboliuonss sni 20
Sellers would have been humb.ed IN me assI -
has paddock on bis lips, and the phncipiesu $50
In bis breeches pocket and stands before me cguay
the candidate Of the higher Law party .1 a Inc
nnatiOn OF the South to demand decnslt -.
views Of their candidates. Ia unqueslon" ~ 70.
General Scott had chance 10 put hiaise Is h.d a.
the country II he would, but be (Nr CaoeH ~ .o,.
hope OF that Mr.. Kellogg, and others weV ~ ~
sianty denouncing the Fugitive law, ana WIZ -, s.on
moved from Office by Mr.. Fillmore, are PrVanpr 60 ~
men, and are sent TO Baltimore II you nn u h. IA
er who does not belong 10 the Democrsue y. ysSIns
most earnest and cordial supporter Of ceo'4 '"'
Seward and Greeley. ...o .,yies
Mr., Cabe believed il impossible Tor scoa IT,, "a
letter low which would restore him any oy s d, 20
His opinion was that Southern Wbgs WI s-y Is,nJId
late to do himself justice up 20 tbs time n' hs Con-
by Seward and bis followers. he Is IN isyof u
promise Why does be remain shentf ihe .shsxsn
Scott will sacrifice every Comp' omse nsn - 49,. az
When he comes 10 make a selection Of oiheeIs
Notorious men, including Kellogg VII Ds 'so,N y
service Some Free Seller from New lolN "a ~ rs1
placed in the Cabinet, bile PenDsylvanis soS hMp
Jesenied By Governor Johnston Who pocho'.o linz IL
give efficiency TO the Fugitive Slave bs" .oIors sad
election 10 those men, they would be hs
the influence OF bic administration would DC a
10 item The election Of scott, uncer pe., 10 10
stguces would be 10 cODtiDus the oo' ef ,ss.n ~
hands OF the Free Soil party until tner -, hss
DESTROYED the Union. IL old seem strapge ~ ts
est Southern man could support Scou y1 a De
Mr. C. then proceeded % expose anon" - Iezsr
Presidential game lie could oot say nov mss a sn
bed been written 10 Stockholders hsa ynv,,I,rts
from the Wing members Of tho Legslateieo % ..d ~
and what Is ihe result HE opinions "sLs csh~IDsr
but rot given Three moDihs ego, ne vi IA fhss
ued 70 him 10 tell the public what ne M 'ss trss
n nrivs,e II was bow too late 10 relieve
The eoptsrinafion Of the Free-5oers sso ~ asa7
ienominous defeat II Scott hsd done nin $50. -
ard Rad expressed publicly the opinions DIS n bssss
Is Al In private be would stand a chanes ~.sff
,riunnhsbtIy elec'ed. But be has thIosn la ~
tLe arms of the Free Sol faction, ana in''
MI. SrANLr (N.C.) remarked .haS
,,s more panied than surprised a, he spesssS co
sen, men Who had just taken hs sesf ana ssrIsa
,sfe deliyer rance from ary more such ssos ~
aid ON the third OF February, mai 1sneic omorous
done muchto insure the passage Of INC W.