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the wy to suppreff Inciau hostiss and pro.ss, the
people. Al the mStt,rs would swell to Large
the casd exPsn itures occssoasd oy the org AnilA
ton ~ feritofeB Tbis bill provided for the election OF
osc.Is srd the quah6cs OF voters. ooadition Of
bssh Il At they should b. rhabitAnts vas said
Uadsr he laws of the Uotsd states there were no PER
sons there who were there undoubtedly
Who could legally regarded as inhaotiats
Hs :eid the asts OF Congress regulating inter
course. with the Indians wnich excluded all per.
part OF the Territory set apart for the lodian
tees The ony psrsons allowed thrs those traders
were mird TO three years he read from the remarks
mace in the House by NJ. H. Of Mssur, at the last
IN pl, coss that there wsrs no waite p.r
no White there except licensed traders wl
that II man lid 60 there he weud be hu ted olt by
the dragons There see ,hep no persoas In Nsbaska
Ksnsa but hosnssd traders and they were nhAb-
tLnts When he stueed law ho always understood that
to make inbabitspt in legal nse he had to
effect permanent ,tlsm snt in the place h dwst in
and thst too without nso tsadi yet this BILL
to which nothing ssems 70 ihtsrposs any din ,uly, dis
cSysfa Inhabitants In .en ed Dealers and In who,
upon tn,i entering the land hunted by dragons,
armed 10 the teeth With svcrd nasd rnis fault
way H says the inhsh ants sbE choose icsrs; and
VIXEN The government seesa to fad the inhaSi
isnis IL must catch them flying befors armed dra-
goops bsi huoted fr their hfs. In the effort
cxpl-ce and blow the Missouri Com promise the Ssna
tor also blow these other sots of Congress- 1t
true that there is SIN Ill portion Of ths territory
the Intian title TO which raj been extngushed; but he
guessed these were not to be found there
Tkee another at ot Congress- which the Senator
wou have get out n his way before he blew up the
Assour Compromise It the sst which excudsd all
pstors fror occupying ering upon tbs unsuryed
public lands Of the United States, and whi.h required
the Prsi ent to nploy. necessary tho military u the
United s.. to s1ps Shs ,Iy o. ths ant1 IL IT,
President to send thsr troops there to catch them and
expel h-m Ihe Senator from nnss WAS the most pro.
hc he hnew Ia getting Terri cries Laughtss)
Every he calls to the attention OF the Senate the
psrt rhon OF Territory and somec,es 'hey coms two
whole litter Of them en- hand. (Lsushtsr) He Dc.
sired 10 give the Senator some suggestions 10
how to prepare himself for shc next pArturition.
Usuahter) The Senator should dfst exi inguish
the Indian title and the lands surveyed laid and
to extent nhAbited and shsn he had got all things
in this condition ne then might go blind he chose
cloud lauaher) He, tsmithD however, obs,ted to
hibnog bis quota towards deraying the expenses At
% laughter rh.rs Ssius po inh.Sssats there as In
habisHt defined BY law tbss there persons
to elect Ulcers from whom off eouli be selected
into districts BE would Lib to know hew the Governor
Was to district this territory Hs might s.e;t log
number one and then take aoother wherever he could
fid 1t, and call 1t number two, and on, naming tbs
hnes In such manner as to have district Tor every
cabin II the lines drawn upon paper there would
nothing more be recsssary 10 show 'he whole thing to
be farce He then read tbs provisions OF the several
by which The Incsns had consented to leave the
homes sn graves Of their fathers And go west OF the
Mississippi to this tsritoty, and msirtsined that the
solemn faith 0, The nation facredy ploigsd in the
fase God and msn leave them undsturbsd
in this permanent home provided fer them. The
o q the ssnsiS, ,s. .,s equally ss1erous in sur sur
respects II nrst desc scribsd tho Boundaries Of the
Territerie including within them tbs Indian posses
sors. Ii then said that the Ipdians shoud rot be in
clucet In the Territories until tuch time they should
signify to ths President th cir wish to be 80 included
was ecrs MT BY positive legislation but By provsos Is
bad but little regard respect for prvoso not
the celebrated Wilrnot provso This bill asSt tncuced
lie Inciaps then put them ont and then allowed them
in when they sispiaed their desire t. 1t
first eiked them into tne Territory, In volstca Of al
teaiy stpu stions i. than saat Them cut again, aud
In ru led them back asatn under sis id;ah,n
to the Piebtdsnl-anc all tbs vas coae 10 proviso
l, was halt rast o',lock, and Mr sKwARD,
(fras sci ofN Y raid as sas Senator could not get
through with his rsrnar todas he woula movs that
tie subject bs postponed un.ii to morrow.
Mr.. WflLkR (dem Of Cal, said be would have 10 OBJ.
eet the Ssnstor would continue his remarks ua the
ususl hour OF aejournmsot ard not then through
TIE Senate had already taken fem the senator Il
adviabs to take AL that possible to Day, sad then
there would BE- less OF 1t tor orreH.
Mr. SMITH sad thst after ths very geailsanly remark
OF the Senator he prsfsued TO go on The ssnst,'
sac, that after the doss me ssns,e had "a a.
there would to less to take TO morrow" or ibis very
cha actersc remark OF the Senator In this Senate OF the
United States he would have nothing to say This was
the second the Senator had INDUCED in such conduct
towards bin bat Of them he hsd nothing TO cay He
Mr. WKILER said that he not tina. thsre was
anything offensive In hts remarks. He bad called the
speech desc but he had said nothing WI ether IL was
TIE Senate took to day tho less there would be for TO-
The ferscnsI relations between him and the
Senator Known The Senator knew well that he had
regarded him here elsewhere As gentlen
At the he had to speak to that ssns
tor in language such he tsousht bis conduct required
When he (Weller) absent from the country, Com
missioner to mark the Mexican boundary that Senator,
speech had arsigued his public AID private chsrac
ter. Alter Yayds when Re came here Senator from
California he had tab occasion 10 defend himself from
the Of the Senator In appropriate tsrms but
tie Senator had dspA,e cd the mannees of with
craving charges rep yrs to his defercs He bore
NO III will towards tho Senator bat he entertained OF him
sn opinion which he had already expressed.
Mr.. SMu-I want the SsaSts to Understand that did
say would treat the senA.or with silent contempt
what taid ths. / would treat ha conduct with
silent contempt
Mr. PRATT was willing to postpone ths bill, but pre-
erred that should be till saturday n oder that prvA
bills u ight be considered TO morrow.
M; SslIn said either tc Saturday would suit
him.
The question whether The bill should be postponed till
to morrow Saturday WAS debA for some time, and
nnsly to morrow prevailed.
Al or cutive sessic a. the Senate adieurn,d.
House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb. o. 1864.
GUASo MONOPOLY.