The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10
UNITED STATES SENATE.
EXTRA SESSION.

WARRINGTON. April 9, 1858.
RESOLVED TO ADJOURN ON MONDAY.
On motion of Mr.. HUNTER, (dem.) Of Va, it was re-
solved that committee Of two be appointed by the Pre-
dent pro epore to wait the President Of the United
States and inform him that unless he has further
muncacns to make the Senate will close its session
adjournment, on Monday next at one O'Clock.
Messrs Hunter and Everett were appointed the CON-
mttee
Subsequently, Mr. HUNTER from the committee, re
ported that they had performed their duty and the
sdent says he has further communications to make.
Mr. HUNTER offered a resolution. which adopted,
that the President m close the session Monday
next, at one o'clock
THE COMMITTEE on MEXICAN CLAIMS ENC.
that the select committee on Mexican claims be author
lied to file their report after the adjournment Of the
That the Secretary Of the Senate be authorized
fad report and have the usual number of copies
Resolved That services the Clerk continued for
one month after the adjournment Of Congress
CER--sPIRrTED CONTROVERSY BETWEEN hEssRs. WELLER
AND CHASE RELATIVE TO OHIO POLITICS, ETC.
Mr. SCENARIOS resolution was taken upthat the Score
tary be authorized to procure the publication in the Ma
tenol InGnc Of much Of the debates Of the Senate
during the lat Of Congress as has not been al
ready published in that PAPER and pay for such pubc
ton and also for the publication of speeches already
printed, at the rate Of four dollars per column.
Mr.. Chase, Gree 81 H. Of Ohio moved that the resou
tion he tabled which wac negatived by 16 TO 16.
Mr.. CHASE then gave his opposing the
system He free to say he willing discontinue
system of reporting altogether leaving the whole
to IL ss as pro
already been published in the Globe and he could there
fore only lock upon the resolution giving gratuty to
Mr. PunKR, (dem) of s. C., supported the resolution,
ard spoke in high terms Of the character Of the Ie
Mr. WELLER (dem of Cal believed the mass of the
whig party want democratic light, and therefore he
Tor the proposition. :,
for publishing the debates in the National Era
This received two votes Messrs Chase and Sumner.
they had shown disposition to respect he opinions Of
the minory-to order the publication Of the debates in
the National Era it having larger circulation than al
independent democratic party.
Mr.. WErJJR replied:-To publish the debates in that
paper would be like throspg pearls before swine and
It's efforts if successful would lead TO the di,solu
on of the Union He did not understand the Senator to
be the representative Of the great democracy of Ohio
he eparded the gentleman as belonging to CLIQUE for
the Union p'' :" '''4u''i's "
tie State of New Hampshire and felt proud OF ohio The
Senator from California born in Ohio and manifested
his regard fo II by moving away As to the No Era tits
read by large portion of the intelligence of the country
persons who do not follow leaders but make up their
opinions dep.ndeny. His friend had reasoo for leav.
ing 0hio-be for Governor beaten
and removed TO the Pacific Mr. Chase justified his DO.
li'ical principles and ad he did support the B,ti
pendent ocracy.
Mr.. WELLER rejoned, saying Mr.. Chase was elected to
the Senate by the democracy OF Ohio entering into dis
honorable bargain with the abolition members Of the
Ohio Legislature. AZ for himself ne was defeated
Governor by emily tso hundred and ninety votes
out Of three hundred thousand, owing combination
Of wings and aboltonisfs against him In two years
from this time the place that Knows the Senator
will know him more forcve-. Gaughter.) The sena-
tor viii then have opportunity TO extend Christianity
tho negroes in this country and the Inhabitants Of
the distant isles lie would he willing receive the
INFO he demf cratic PARTY,
Whileths lamp holds ont TO burn,
Tie vilcst sinner may return.
Mr. CHlfE said for all his share in any public action
ohio he stood ready meet the fullest and search
ipp scrutiny. Gentlemen INDUCING vain dream IL
they think the free democratic principles going
forward and continually increasing The principles
not DEAD dying He denied that the old line demo
Gratis and the free democrats had made any sacrfce Of
principle in eecng him the Senate. He believed that
Ieetehtod vast majority Of the people OF Ohio at
his moment. Mr. Cha'e called for division Of the
question en- the resolution.
No quorum Icing present the resolution was defeated
and the Senate adjourned