The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
TELEGRAPHIc INTELLIGENCE
ThirIy-sesOnd congresG-FEst Session.

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then taken up. and Mr cas, JsIiysrcJ !, .nrecb
He prorlaimeJ Kos,ntl's dortriue that one GOV.
ernmeilt had no right 10 interfere in ,h. domesic
coucerus Of am tl,rr nud that lie uui,ed States
sh' Uld assert tina, dnctrine rpse,yinp 10 Itself TO
dcierlniue when the lin. stall urrys for G,rciIl.
maintenance He did NOT tl,i,k y, were vel pre.
pa ed however, ro wDr il, ,l,f,uc,or the d,c,riu,
but held we should watch with Jealous vigilance
the rncrmchment of E,reign powers upSu this
continent aud re asserted The Monroe doctrine on
This point.
He alluded 10 ts vinlniion by the French in La |
Plata. and by the English Government In regnrd |
Ia Nicaragua He reneated the ,l.,laration made
/" K"ssulh that the United States conld not assist
Hungary nov by arms aud that our influence |
must he moral. not a physical one After lie |
had concluded Mr.. Cas- said lie would reply 10 |
Mr.. Clarke un ano.her nccasinn.
Mr.. Clemens got Tire floor, and subject post. !
p"ned till Tuesday.
HuUsE- The first business was upon motion
to reconsider the vote on the resolution calling for
Information whether steps had been taken 10 pro.
trci Oregon emigrauts, aud il not that nne corps
OF mounted riHrmen be detached for llal service
Mr Gormun sad tue recommendation of the Sec
relury Of war, that infantry he dspitccd for that
service. was new and novel aud extranrdiuary.
IL military experience, Mr. Brooks charged an
the army, which Mr. German discIaiined The
dehne was continued by Nirssrs. Curliss Mar
shall of KY. Durham aud Others The resnlu.
ton wis hmy withdrawn by the mover aud
| the House adjourned
WasHlNoroS, Februnry II.
! S.SA1E-A communication was received from
the Secretary Of Stale, replying io the resolution
asking information regarding the Board Of Com.
missioners orl Mexican Claims. and uns from the
President, communicating the corespondence
relative To The Prometheus outrage.
| The Presidents communication relative 10 The
Prometheus affair was not read, but ordered Ia
be printed
The Secre etary Of State slys the appropriation
10y Congress Tor Mexiran claims more than cover.
ed lie awards Oi the Commissioners
The Irish exile resolution was taken un, aud
| Mr.. Seward spoke in its favor.
| HuUsE.-Mr. StInttnu presented resolution
from the New Jersey Legislature in favor Oi com
promise and against uIteratian or repeal Of the
fugitive slave law Moved To lay on the table aud
be printed. Mr.. Gddings desired Ia discuss the
question of printing, which led to discussion IN
which Messrs Giddings aud Stanley had fierce
personal dehnle. The latter said Gdlings delay
ed the business OF the House as much AS any ten
nther men. Mr.. Giddngs pruuuuuced the asser
ton lase
ing no regard nr the decencies Of life to pro-
nonnce statements Ih-e and it WIS the character
! stic ut one who sneaked away before the close
u the last session. negleclins public business. Ia
secure his reelection. Mr.. Giddiugs responded
That when the member descended TO low vulgar
lty he should not follow him. 1t is small bus
ness Mr. Stanley plead guilty 10 the ACQUISITION.
II is the business Of scavenger In follow him.
l He should have 10 wash his hands when done
lie did not know how he could descend lower
: Than 10 take hold of the honorable member from
e Ohio. Debate continued in strain Of the coarsest
inveclivr.
: WAsHiSGTIH, Feb. IL.
senate MIR Fish presented petition fnr a
7 new Board Of Commissioners on Mex can claims
rejected by lh- late Board Mr.. Miller presented
resolution n the New Jersey Legislature in favor
5 Of the Cnmprumse and imsiructlug her Senators
Ia oppose the repeal or modification O! III. fnui
I tive slave law lie avnwcd his mcaniescence il
= the COMPROMISE, but denied the naht of ns,ruc
Il rpu, aud said he was in favor of The compromise
I aud ihnnght the North and South onghl 10 he snt
# sfirh The Tlish Exiles resolution was pustnnue,
!. ill tn morrow
e Mr.. Seward offered resol llion that Kossnih'
!. pXpeuse in Washington be maid from the Cuulin
. zen, Fund.
a The unl. Intervention resolution was taken IN
=, Mr.. Clemens spoke in oupositinu. was very Sc
II we're an Knssuh said tn call him hero r,n,le If,
term ridiculous; said if the pnlicy If iuteryeutio
prevailed the Halls Of Congress would soon +,
IT snnnd with The clang of 0reign arms He r,
I'd preached Kossu,h for net visiting Mt. Vernnl
Il. No despnic monarch would have failed In do 81
> lie denied that Hungary was in a posiliuu
'u net ns an in,ependenl power.
r House. MIR Hall from the committee on Pn
Va lie Lnuds repor,ed n bill granting Missouri al
,,s for railroad purposes. with an amendment, til
" Wv rle band be sold to actual settlers Mr.. Hall !
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