Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02
CONGRESSIONAL.

ln tie NHdfe, on Mummy Nl' '"'''"'
moved that the chair OH she vacancy IN the
Kossulh committee, caused by the absence OF
Mr. Footc Agreed to.
4 communication was received from the
Librarian, upon the subject Of the burning Of
the Congressional library. Read, and refer
ell To the committee on the Library.
4 communication was received from the
Secretary Of the Treasury, giving estimates
ror ihc deficiency Of the present fiscal year,
To the amount ol $4,000. Referred.
4 iuini resolution 10 investigate the cause
Of the burning OF the Congressional Library,
was rcccivcd from the llousr, read twice, and
referred to Com. on public buildings.
The bill making appropriations to DELAY
the expense of the Gre, WIS readtwicc. Mr.
Cass submitted an amendment making an aP-
preparation tn supply books, and suggested
the amount Of $4,000 as an amendment 80
Referred.
An announcement was made that the Pres.
ldcnl had signed the Kossuth resolution.
The Joint resolution for printing the CENSUS
was called up, anil after debate pot over To
Tuesday week Mr. Pratt said, Il the re-
Turns were printed on the plan recommended
BY the Secretary Of the Interior, the cost
would tc at least bali a million Mr. Man
gum ,1ld be- understood that the printing was
still going on. lIc believed the whole work
would co,, near three and half millions, and
be- wanted time Tor dclhcntion before incur.
ring such expenses.
Mr. Shields, from the special committee Ia
wait on Kossulh and lniroiscc him TO the SEN
ate. reported that the committee recommend
cd that b. h. received IN the same manner as
lahycttc-lhatihccha chairman should introduce
him 10 these words wcprr,cui Louis Ko,-
sulh To the Senate II The United State, " the
-cna,ors then 10 rec, and the Prrs.don, invite
him to b. stated. The rcpor was adopted.
and the senate ADJ ull FRIDAY next.
The House was NOT In session.
10 the Hoa,,, on Tuc,dly, Mr.. Carcrmoy.
Cd that the IIou-c go into Committee Of the
whole on the state Of the Union, lnd take mp
the resolution To aProIn, a committee ,oin'i,r
kos,uth 10 the House.
Various objections we're raised, bot tbc mo
ton was finally carried.
VIZ. Ncunblc proposed an amendment au.
lhoulug the Speaker To invite ko,,u,h with.
in the bar of ,hc House H. explained h.s
position. and ,aldtht ho vas opposed to hos.
sutb's doctrine, Of Intervention, and chat ,o
carry them out would involve thc L :. M a
dispute with every foreign nation.
Mr MrMuIlcn offered an amendment, cN-
tending an invitation io thc released prisoners
Ut Oh, Cuban expedition, now in thr city -
Ruled out.
Nr brooks stated his reason, fully, why hr
should uo, vote in favor OF the resolution, 1,
% va, Intended 60 plya political compliment
IT, va, surprised that Nj Grddlng. favored
lhc resolution, which be- knew, If carried ou,,
would tcsultiuvar lIr,hough, Nj g. w1s
Away. io favor Of peace.
Mr. Giddiug, said lha, boz would give his
We've upon Irlc, and war when thr suhrri
came up, Boz now desired simply io pas, rbc
resolution 100 comp.mru, To tbc idmusln-
ton aud from r,sp,r, 20 ko.,uih H. bad
uu idea ct involving che cuu0lry 900 war
Nj Richardson was opposed tn committing
thc Go,crumcu, Io ans policy tending lo lor-
clrn var.
Mr Blyly d.d uo, ,hlaA thr passage Of she
resolution a commtaI &, ku,,uth' T, dortuur,
II ,o, Doe would resist O., with 40 Boo, energy.
For thc Government, ,o cuunc,, itself With
kuvu,h's Juc,rnr- would b. ,hc j,alhb'ov
90 lhr hbgnic, Ut ,hc country. Il va, 600.
constitutional \ misunderstanding wac y,-
identity impressed upon a considerable p1rlloo
cd thr peoples minds, Iha, The government,
uu accuuu, Ut the proceedings already taken,
,luod somewhat committed to h.s duciuHr-
a. .houlI not, hoac,cr, allow ,hl- .''us.un 90
cuurnac. II, under O., lhc European uluoa
should again rise for freedom and o. crushed,
% vas our fgll
VI Marshall wac uVqo-rlto the resolution.
H. said doe proposed compliment vas NOT
even paid to Lafayette; and was never De-.