The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02
CHINTE-SEOOED COH0RTS So,
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WAsmScroy, Feb /, lss2
Business commenced st half past twelve.
wooDwoRrHs rArrsr.
Numerous petitions pr.s nted against the cxtcn.
SION Of WOodworth's patent
GEORGIA VS.. ISrERrsNTIoN.
Mr. DAWSON, (whig) OF presented the Joint resou-
tons Of tho Legislature Of Georgia sgans Intervention
In foreign affairs sny effort to maintain mon inter
venon and In favor Of the established policy Of ncutra
l'ty in all political matters beyond this continent TIE
reso,uticnr were read, ard ordered to be printed.
THR srgAMsHIr BALrIc-sESAroRa TO tSsprcr HER.
Mr.. SrwARp (whig) moved that when the Senate ad-
ourred be to Wednesdsy Tho motion wa. one oon
nscted vi steamer (be Bsltic) in river and
wesa queticn Of great interest to commerce involved
as it In the subject to be brought before the Senate
He understood Congress invited to visit the steamer
to morrow and be thought the tme spent there would
te we'll employed
warn debsts ennusd upon Mr.. seward's motion
Mr., Dopcx, (dsm) Of Iowa, hopei the motion would
not prevail. The business of the Senate wa, now so
much in GTear, that the Ssnats ought not to adjourn
ever.
MI 0viS, (dea Of CAL said hat, like the hon sena-
tor from Iowa, be epposed to sdiournmenn oyor;
but he hoped the senste would adjourn svcr to snsb
eerators to examine this vessel which, he understood
would leave Thursdsy. He thought ths Senate could
not employ issr better than by examining that vessel
Mt. BRopHEAD, tdem Of Pa, agreed with his friend
from Iowa There ether interests than ,al
ones which required protection This vessel her,
for the purpose Of making exhibion-fer ths purposs
Ct giving entertainments, aud getting money from
Britih vessels and British interests without further pro-
tecion That s what the iron manufacturers Of Penn
.vonia saythst IS what those engaged in the cottsn
manufacturing say. They ray they cannot engage ia
manufacturing cotton without further protection They
cannot exhibit to Congress the result OF
tnp
cusry lie thought that the eenate ought not to
tenSnce special legislation. There other interests
which required looking after as wsi a. this.
Mr.. Gwia thought that the honorable Senator from
Penpy vania must have forgotten the exhibitions which
the on inteee made ia years for the purpose Of
sstrg tpscai legislation In tht IL behalf Those Interests
lad had tree access 10 s the committees of CoDrress
and by their exhibitions and represe septations az the
time of the passage Of the tariff OF le42 Justify the
aterton that those interests drew up aud passed ths
t The ootten aud iron interests had ruled the legs
stion OF the country heretofore lie thought they had
fueo y long enough. In askng Congress 70 vis aud
txtu7e the steamer IL not asked to bind any man
- vote an ADDITIONAL preparation fer The line ri
toS The entertainment given fot no such purposes
Mr. bRouHtAp said be neither the IRON nor
my othtr pasi ulsr iut,reft though he consdsred all
houd eaye az equal chance lie old not know that the
hon mfnufacuItH brought their productions here
fox sShibition, 90 obtain special legifiasioa
Ny 0wS replied" hut their 1.ea sud money we're
htten
Mr BscrufAp had never seen any Of them II would
ls extremely dncolt for them 10 set their
Z. hogtd torsres would net encourages this etsnpt to
oDaiu sleoial Legislation
mr. Boalstp tden) Of Ak raid that tho equity
vcud be turprs ~ the fact brou b out Ia this dscu,
tou- that 8nf hserpt wau,1 be made hy ont OF door
exhibition ~ torcs Congress into any measure tie did
rot deere " 20 bsooUs fact that on slds pressure
hCuid control ana direct or influence thu Senate This
ycad wss btouSat bore ss EXHIBITION obtain fsom
4 nerets su saados appropriation for ths support OK
The line. tne hspcr and interest OF the Uobsres aud
,sp,e,s sne senste, required tnst they SHOULD tnrn
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