New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
xxXIId CONGRESS. .F,asr SESSION.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
wAsBIHeToS, Saturday July 3, 1852
The consideration of the bill pending
from yesterday, granting the right Of way and dons
oss Of land 70 Illinois and Indiana for the constrcto
OF railroad from sp'isshed 10 Terre Hssse, wss pos
poned I'LL The l3sh inst.
Mr.. ORR, Sf 8. c., from the Committee
on r.s. L.SS reported S 'ss q: q
sderstcn Of this ves also posponsd 20 the 18Th Inst
MIR. Polk, of Tenn, then asked leave to
offer resoutios 10 pay IL B. Wright, Of Pennsylvssia
milase and per diem from the commencement Of tn
session he being here sinoe that rne conestiag the
seat OF Mr.. Fuller. Objection was made.
Mr.. FREEMAN, OF Miss, reported bill
smendaiory Of the bill dbconunuing the ofioes
surveyors general. land Offices, &c, In oertsn
The bill was pas ed.
The House passed q bill providing for
resn,veys OF Pub ie Lads IN hssissipR
Mr.. WATKINS. of Tenn, from the Com.
miues on Pabhe Lands, reported Q bill granting The
right Of wsy and lands 10 Alabama for Railroad pur.
peers,
MIR. LKrcHER. Of Va, moved to lay this
the table. pending which the nornsg boar expired
The House then west int Committee OF
the whole
MIR. TOXINS, Of Ga, rose to address the
Committee, and immediately conoenn ased sensca o.
Ienton vss his purpose 10 osr TO the HCse and ths
country some eOn.iasrari4p. touching the approach
bic to him He free 10 declare thst he bad
resen,mebts, no anhPhafhies no dssppotns'
meuts-but he vas governed by motives OF public
duty The political organic sti0n with which hs had
acted for the las; years. has declared the Compco
mise hna settlement Of the African slavery
question which par to al 0thers had Distracted
and divided the country for the sst fifteen yesrs He
cuncurt.d fully IN that declaration lt bad the spprobs
lion Of bis Judgment ard DC should adhere TO ~is
fidelity That stOn declared they would support
no msn North South. who old not with them
10 this opinion After long agitation OF nftscn years,
his constituents desred ropose and security and thesup
sectional strife and they tntend have
IL Il be- hid In connection with the Presidency.
lsst session many Members Of Congress, headed oy
that great whose lose the ration nov depores, de
cared they would support no man who was not known
60 be In favor Of the COmprOuse measures and would
dscountensDce the agitation OF Slavery He approved
q this plsose sOIDetes called IN desiOn the h1;uL
Insurance Company, and would adhere b II vhh hdei
". Hc then ssid, from lss2 % this momsot all real
control IN he nomination q Cesf hass;rs,e has been
u Unauthorized political juntAa The Constitadon Ia
ihi respect hss been subvosted Hespoke Of such out
ode ss:ensse. .. sens eo.Ro'ed Of men drawn 70
sp9ts and who, 20 gain their ends. invent cuaping
phrsses 70 be differently Interpreted In various sec
III ns with view TO the election Of their cAndidsfe-
He dsspsed ell sueh coalitions, a. hey mAks men sab
servisn dsbosess combinauoas sad trsSoss the
real interests Of their constituents He sdversed the
Dese cratic Convsnuosof the Usion Of men Of all pod
| deal SHADES. They affirmed TIE old platform among
othef Thugs and did much better than thry expected
/ They hkevbe, In their platform. inoorsed ths Com
'os, spP,oe~os o. ~ sna pss apsa
u e Nhigs tbs gre. element IN thcr Couveution WA
men Who N le( from The violent Slavery sxtsdon 70
this hour, have bseL bosds 10 the prpcips which
The aettirDcnt made. They Incorporated the Com
promise IN tseF platform bot ssbseq aeut events proved
hai there was bot Scot who voted IL Cen
| oe'" tflchos Old eO Ssnt any platform Gen Pierce
az TIE principles Of the JmproUss confused tbs sp
pruoSpoh Of his ud smeut and be shall maintain II Mr.
SrshAm Co ai~y approves Of H. but Gen Scott would
ho''s{ ms much i,T fear OF Disgusting the peopls-
! tLeeeEefi He did not sAy however that be ala not
Stns euurs 10 FruFe the Nomination No but became
o. 1H R,N ~rhe letisrs he received the pozpin
aso Gu being Informed Of hls BoaiDation be s,nD.v
sayS accept the Nomination. i'm the resyusions 40
pexeo -eAu 0sieTo ,isuEhterl Mr. Toomos then
examines tae $50 addhi nal plrbks Gen Scst has out
IN The Wing Platform nua oonsiSettnR that pre,.o,,A
By Bis h1cnos broad enough for him Iis tho ,sbt n
ssfofenss that Gen sci hAs referred tas peooe for
bis cpintons co PcscAl questsrs 20 long M. Fyerv
line of tbst history sgsiasl scc<s sad spa.ks ,rurs
pettonsxed against Trusting him Ia tho Juth M,
Tcombs hoped Usion men erpTywhsre-tbe Union
Whigs 81 Bossou, Mas, and % all sseaoas-v,,lS
sshs s THE issf uruxsis for thsr priocolss aud DO
isBd tbsm IN The greet eoatest By seciax some one
whon hey sn,rus, vith the peace sad security q
ths Revabnc-
Mr. BRxcKKEaipsE (Ky.l afterward
,OoA he aeOr, and opposed he sssroPn3sas Ss NJ