The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

the people 10 fran ate eov~rpwsut they thougas
nj; but curing oriAI 10 the
Interference to tbs Tsrtertl estars and left with
ths fe~ pereons who mztt st there the right to
termipe forever the rights Of the vhsas sAvsholdux
South This tus . y lvr,eotiou rhs only true
nonfnerv ION the with EcnNng ON fAsn all pos
touch TIE aassor stf o.e -.y or tn other until
would not stop agitation Agitsson would tale plscs
the Territories and VIII the passed thsrs Aglts-
usn would BE- renewed In Congrsss oy proposttcss liz
approve the aot The south 1ously 10 lCt voted
to csny tas ver and to lsvs ths qnssdon she su
previously FREQ Would It not support tho "A me
measure where the Territory asvsf rhs senator from
oouth Crolioaa had certsiuy not s1sctea
measure when be ced hs n.suoA {, su ppsrt It.
TIE senator from ncis had voted tbs Act OF le4s
ssvSg .ns snpJ e' to- ssoa o. the sag,.ms Court
also dope the sams Would they absndoa It no ', and
give the fp over this subject TO tho Territorial
withsu, o,Dc'ueius he gave vaY for nstiou to sd.
journsd, and tho senate adjourned.
HeuAs or Representatives.
wAsHSaro& =, March ], 1854.
TO wncossS.
TIE House resumed the consideration Of the motion to
refer to the Cmm.e Of the Whole the senate bill grant.
ing Land to Wisconsin for raiirssd pur poses.
Mr.. DESxr, (dem Of Ohio, resumed his remarks Ia
support Of the oonsatutiop right we 81 the policy
Mr.. EASTMAN, ld~m Of Wis. exclaimed tn, railroad
lest.aton OF wisoo s,D, Ana said that opposition
the bill came ffon xlw.akis because Of iuterss,ei
uives.
Mr. LsrcHm (dem) ot Va. eondsm, Cd ths attempt to
rush ths bill through ths House under operation OF
the previous question giving niy due
examination He sstd ons OF the roads coutsmplAssd
n Congress- shouid interfere In Of this b would
destroy private hits and interest.
Mr.. DsSKr remiadsd the gentle that the PROPOSED
grant was 70 Whoonsin which weud have control Of the
lands.
Mr.. LErER asked whether the Wall street brokers do
not hold tho lands granted 70 isos tor the Csas'a rad
Mr. BrsnI. (dsm Of Ill, replied they do not. aud OF.
planned how that roid vas constructed the Ands being In
Mr.. LKcHn wanted to know who governs the trustees
d: ss' 6. o
IN favor Of the POLIO OF this b was no argument Tor
him in ias or oi.s support IS ne chose to snersAn ais
opntons True tbs lands grautea to tbs Sssts
but they mme atey pass into the corpora ions
which become hssrtlsss mcuop lies rs gave notice Of
Of the public the ia whon they ns Tor the
pm poses Of railroads and cauAb
Mr. DrsaAY gave notf,s no shouii reply to cbj.ctons
against the BILL 1t the time wishing the subject to
- bnAs. ldsn) q Y, ,hiuLing there had ss.n
debate enouga already, moved the srsvious question
NJ JOINS (csm Of Tenn moved the bill ss laid on
Disagreed to by 2s ,s.!pst lt1.
The SPEAKER announced that the time had arrived for
THy xLECr0N or PNsTER
The following nominations made:--
By Mr.. ORR. (dsm Of 8 @ "A P. Nicholson.
By hr. CHASDlxR, i~his) OF Pa --Jossph Gsss.
former the editor OF hs Unos and me o:hsr the
editor Of the National l,teus0snnr)
Mr. EWING (shis) OF Ky said hs understood atty ak
geEtlemen, last night In aous KIDD enough 70
elect public printer tnsreoie 10 TINS, he wished
Cries Of "ore.r" sordsrl" interrupted Mr. E-ns,
BLENDED with exclamation: x 'iot him g onl" ''pro
rbs sp.AKn amid the confusion politely Informed the
pflemAn that his remarks not In ordsr.
Mr.. Ewrg bowsd and took his SCAT.
Mr.. pArlY, (cem) Of Va. At the request Of Mr. wm
Y. Currap, and no because he hts espssi.l oAna
date n. @ioAted that sentisman who tas Globe repor
Mr.. BAvHs (shis) OF Y-I noui,ass Jeh, T ro-
ers no is ~n lily d's from the puoi, press
CuEs-' Orter, order"
NJ. hen (dsm Of Iow.-I votsd la caa.ua for Nc.
| Cur,sr, ugh hou' hts conseat.
CRIES Or er or 5er, y broke fut 81 ssh.
voica-" 0oa't tell tale. out Of schoi
MI Walsh (esm ofS nsminstsd Ne J,hn.
| sor who IL tte ,uss stmaster
Mr.. sKn-os, (o.m Of N J. noDainA.sd Gsualsl Bal
| 10y eoi,or Of the Naiio.al Era
CRIES oh dom. Hs ma!
whether 10 tho roD,nAtion Of sny OF these osoddsss
the ect to bsuest tho family Of the lAss R,scr
A',. Order. order"
Farther remarks ceased, and tasrs WAS dsmasd FOR
Just here band Of In lam, arraysd 10 gsudy savage
costume uAcs their in tho gaiier, strse'
Ing the attenton Of ever, body 10 the hail Taa oc,a
sioped much general talking.
The srlAxxs snnoupce, that eonve s,tion oat of
order. and Iequsssc the gentlemen who standing TO
resume their seals Comparative quiet, after while,
| was restored.
hessrs Orr Chandler Walsh and haven were appoipt.
| ed teltrs
The House voted poce with the following result
Necessary TO ,oies.. lol
Mr. Nicholson recsived. 122
Toe rsm.oins thirty tire. 1osa .sI. divided :m.as
| other candidates.
The following ara the n.m,s o. those who voted
x % D.us s.r.ss Sy g.. h..s.s va ss Aiss se
e9,i B.soiss,sss B5as, Brsoi; Bug. Ps,d S CSs;s.o
Ci.'ss. Cunnns. Curtis, D.yi. q Ind. Dasi. Il,
DION Si!e. sIIi:sa; istii:s .'hs.iss. f:uta..
i.sns: dsnirieS, Ben, aiSs.rd. Huston; iusa.:
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rsi ss as ssu s 4 Sss
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w.s' s q a si:: nd ~ ss!s =. III W''o'''I
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Ssse:sn ssssssa, siSss;1orsh siil.t Of 10 Hsrssa,
Saba rss.s sr Tssy ksss q r.
M. wsshtuIns o. Ne wentworth Of Mass, and zols.
Toa Ma; JoIssOs-xe.r. Idz.rso,s Kerr. L!nd.lsy,
Sx w::' ss %s
sng. Es,snsn orey Lindlev, sna Yates
Fos Ma aAxAIrrL BAILEY -ne'nI oIddiass. d'rri,
Toa A. D. BANKS -Me.rs Lo.cher aua Powell
rros IDwrS CRoswELL-Aessss. Andre 20. ouvsr, aad
Tos ios1rs Jvsrrcx-x..r,. Lilly sad akslsoa.
| foR JOIN ToyIE-hT Ewirg.
| FoR w. q BRyANr-p. Jones'
| FoR j. n BErHusy-Nr. NcQaten
| FOR y N. BALL Mr.. Stv sub.
yos sonsnIIvs wrsDnLL-M, Wheeler.
Mr. Nicholson dscared elected prntar for the
rsmsi.dsr Of the present Congress- and tho H,use sd
jourAed-
The New Jsrsey Legislature.
| TIE CHARTER OF TIE CAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAIL
/ kOAD.
| TRENTON March l. 1854
The committee t. whom erred the bill sxtspdinx
the charter Of tbs Camden and Ambey Railroad have had
several meetings and will probably report 10
IL sale they will report substitute for the bill referred
TO them, making hs important eopoesaoa Of uusou-
dtoned suYender Of the monopoly privileges At the
| piration Of fifteen years instead Of thirty Ave.
The Rhode Island Lcgfslature.
| Providence, March I, 1856
The Senate have eoDourrsd, By one majority, In ths
amenf ments OF the House to the bill Annulhog the
fentence Of W. Dorr xpupRne the records OF ths