New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

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. 1nthn W. W. ~ IL whole Az INV and Navy At val.
(. 49, $40 kHow he general oojecs
CcDb5ea ~ in order have sons rsasoa 10.
Of inc MISREPRESENTATION for IT'S exosnses. bsV"Na
voms.s.s knowledge OF the purpose OF .ae ekyeoi
Con 70 justify u for '9pp ~, dbs the
o 81. sst Out for very good reasons. y,
~ o,wApp said that white he did not
x.s that be would utims'ely vote for the reso,
49,. h. was not prepared 10 say thar ne wouu
ss r. 4 to-day There might oe Danger ~
svr.s,i. Uhile there coul1 oe none IN ato~
nass y.v foy 4 few DAYS. ha 'ho-snt II highiy
s.rs, IA the Government sho"ld SEM ous suca
pYvrsdition a. this WAS ss'd 20 De. Inc uaoe VI
-. Esss has been In the haids o' EUROPEAN p'mois
~ - nav For 200 years they have, oy means OF
~ i svreditiops and otherwise, controlled and par
ss,"1 ort the trade OF the East am ong themselves,
md nov enc nation monopohzss 'oe WHO'S 1sae VI
jspsn With him II vas BOT question "hs ,ne en
clifton vas seat but why Que mad NOT been SEM
ksfors.
IL. ,esslutiou calling for the copies OF tue In
sfrucuons to the Commander. -.
Mr. BoRLAND said taAt the resolution
..v ave TO the President discretion what to send
md what not 70 send.
Mr.. HALE said he did not expect to be
pvssideut very soon but from desire to defend the
sfspaI power, which Mr. Cass might, At no
Sistant day, the wishes OF mis- frencs prevailed DO
ssed upon 70 exercise, he msiptaiaed that the Con
1stptisn II meant anything meant that the rfesl
1ept A Command Chief Of the Amy ara navy
Aad he power to order TINS expedition, ana "on-
meas had no right 70 demand of hin MS iessons
Mr.. CAss replied, sonteadlng that Con-
svesa had the right to know what was 70 20 ooAo
With the Army ANA Navy before voting supplies.
Mr.. DAWSON said that this whole mater
lad grown out Of Pso sdIon y sns
Esst ladies, and no one had asked the reason ana
new hccsuse il 10 on the Of an election, gentle
men demand to know the object OF sending oat
squadron. not fitted out under Additional estimates
mt under sppyopYtations already made for keeping
Il saoss He then argued he~ impol,tic it would be
10 inforn the world Of the OBJECT OF tins expedition
II II had any special object :.
Mr.. RusK said that, from the opposition
70 the resolution, IL would appear that there was
some stupsnd0us secret in this matter
Nh. BADGER said that he opposed the res
olution because 1t was unbeconlBg-was without
precedent would do no good, and might do much
harm.
Mr.. MANouM said he would now move to
lay the resolution on the table not az hnal dispo-
tion of 1t, but so Is TO have time to examine the
matter, and with view OF calling 1t up again when
the Senate knew more about il.
Mr.. MANGUM subsequently withdrew his
motion, at the request Of Mr. Shields.
Mr.. SHIELDS hoped Mr. Bayard's amend
pent would be agreed to. The instructions to som-
handing officers ought to be considered confidential
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YsAs-Mssas. Badger Broohe. Clarke. Cooper: Daw-
ssa Fih, Foot: Gws. Hale; Msng.m, Miller, Morton,
UAYs-Msssrs. Adams. Bs,afd. cortland, Bradbury,
brsdiesd, Csss. Chase. Dodge. wis } Dodge, uowsJ
G nS King. Mallory hors. RasS' Sebastian, Shields
Spruancs, Sumner, Wslssr-H.
Mr., BAYARD's amendment was next
agreed 70. Ayes, "a; Noes, IL.
Mr.. SHIELDS moved to amend by insert.
irs In the resolution the word "fOree" before object
20 a. to make the call for the force and object Of the
naval expedition. Agreed TO-
Mr.. WELLER said no would have, on this
question, to vote differently from those with whom
10 acted generally. II any Senator would now rise
and say that he had grounds for believing this sxpc
diton was sent out from aay Improper motive or
with any other purpose than 10 promote the inter
ests and welfare OF the country, he would vote Tor
the resolution. He believed the expedition would
effect great benefit to the interests OF the country
II the resolution was passed, and the President
should answer that its object cannot be disclosed
without injury TO the puo,ic interests, then tAe
world advised that there something to be cone
by this expedition which they will seek 70 defeat
He had no more Conscience IN this ad ILLUSTRATION
than others, but they are placed in power by tho
people, sad are entitled to confidence. No one has
right to presume that they are doing anything to
she dsriment of the public interests He hoped the
resolution would not pass.
Mr.. GwIN, with view to having an
Executive Session. moved that the resolution be post
ponsd till tomorrow. Agreed 10. Ayes, 20 Noes, l6.
The bill, changing the name Of Midship-
Breese, and the bill for establishing monthly
mail from New.Orlnans to Vera Cruz in steamers,
passed.
Mr.. Downs offered a resolution, that the
judiciary Committee have Clerk. Laid over.
At o'clock the Senate went into Execu-
i've Session. In three quarters Of an hour after
ward IL adjourned.