The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-28
THIRTY-THIEsD CONGRESS-.
YnST SESSION..


senate.
wAsnuGros, Fob. 27, 1854
rnrnoys AGAINST rm NEBRASKA BILL, ETC.
NJ sswARo, (rss sony Of N. Y, prsssntsd petitions
iron Ausa county, Michigan, against the Esbrsska bl
se tAs proessdsgs of the citizens Of Albion and Leroy
New York; end petitions from rioss and Ontario
~, b tAs same effect
NJ sun., (frss soi) Of Mass presented two petitions
iron New Hampshire two from Massachusetts, and one
from Ohio, Of ths sans kind.
Mr. EvHsr, (whig) Of Asss., presented the memorial
o lSe slsrmsn sf Worcester county hass against the
NsbrAsks bill.
Mr. srz, (wAis) OF Gonna similar petition from
Coansstieu..
Mr.. Fen, (vhig) OF n. Y-snilar petitions from New
II. wAD. (irss soip Of oaio-siniIar petitions from
, n rnoxsos, (ssm Of fNJ-Aso from Nsw Jersey.
nr. hopsnAp, (dsm Of fs-rhs Hike from Psnnsyl-
Nr ouAss, (trss solD sf Ohio Petitions from Ohio,
New York illinois, and Psnnsylvanis, to ths Ike effect
Mr. CLASS presented petition from Ns~ York and Ohio
for the repeal Of the Fativs slave act ths abolition Of
v Dst ot o0vmSs .9d :; y: rss: Of ~
United States. They ere al laid ON tho table.
LAND FoR RAILROADS
rhs bill granting lard % LousiAna for railroad from
Shrsvspor nsssspp river was tax On mp and passed
The bm granting land to Wisconsin for railroad from
Nsdsoa 70 the Nssppi riysr was tsksn up and passed
therein VAS taken up and passed.
me bir granting land to Alabama for . railroad from
Georgia Hss Chattahoochse river to the city Of No
ne bdn granting land to Asbsma for railroad from
ssma The Alabama river TO GuDtsrs laniing, ON the
Nasppt TO with Nashvis and CharIss
toe railroad, wss taken up and passed
s.n Transsso 10 Ban Jose, from Bsnioa TO Marysvls
nom sAsrAnsato city Wis Auburn TO Nevada city, and
fron Stockton 20 Sonora, Was taken up and passsd.
ntia In
rss SIi granting land to Arkansas for railroad from
aatnss' landing on the Assssppi river to the TexA4
boundary, ssAf FulteD, wu ps"ed
LANDS FoR The INDECENT
H DAWSON, (vhig) o. Ca, raid he psvsr saw sush
sssatou nom the nev States. They had got al they
vsnted No moment hs SURE was more oppcrtune TO
al s'n . s ss vi. s
ssS 3 sas old And toe ne. s.ss for the Of the
' sss s's ss. s az Sed '
M Jo.so., tdsm Of Ga, hoped that the bin would
svn, Gem, q c.i .ssd he sm Va. imperfect, 70
AF rsgardsd his ssass, asd he desired time 10 osr
sAnssdnspts- he wo.h move 10 take II up tomorrow.
iMuDnun 70 ru AsxA mri.
Mr. uzAss Internally presented amsadmsat 10 the
for tSs ..csos q vsrnor Jades ana ss wei
q members Of the Territorial Lesisiaturs.
TIE SAN rRAxCrsCo RRsoUE1.
Nr avs Informally presented substitute for the rsso-
lston rsvardDg those who rescued psrsons from the
vsk Of the sssmss sAn Fancisoo The saostitass pro-
vss for ths presentation 10 the oaptAins and cows OF
The Three Bss Antarctic Kuby, and Lucy fhom pson.
So silver o. bronss medals with suitable devices, and
gives - reward IN money.
wss then tshsn up, and Mr.. uAss (dsm OF Aioh,
spoke hn hall east thrss defending his position on the
Hr CAS- ala ks preferred the bill ~ orsuslly report.
I'd, without the repeal Of the Missouri npTomse TO It's
present shape BE did not wish to disturb that sstts
meut unnecessarily, particularly a. Southern Senator'S
hsd al avowed that was only abstraction, tas South
having no hope OF slavery going to the Territories This
Missouri compromise had in its day Effected the sstls
nsnt Of sHcitiBs and oaugsrous ecotrovsy ard hs
would not have proposed to disturb it the PROPOSE
ton havisg been made, he would have to on IT, rs
made long Argument In support sf bis frequently
ssrtsd doctrine that AL poliial sovsrsiguty In Terrific
iss In the people thereof and not In Congress- He
isd hs doctrine Of Southern Seuatcrs that under tho
equality secured BY ths constitution - all otssDs
syshsads had the light 70 carry slaves to the Terrific
"a and ths local Lsgsisturs had power TO exclude
H.. TsFritoxy had nov . two fold nsanng-oas ~
ap0sd 10 asd o. puhis domaia ths other 10 poli-
oissgasisstcs, Over the Iattsr Congress had 10 power.