Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-07
POSTSCRIPT.
Thlrt,-Third Corgress--.rlrst Session.

IN maa TAX n
up and passed.
Mr. Petit reported bill supplementary to the act con-
hnlng private land claims in Missouri aud the same was
taken up and passed.
Several petitions and report, ver, passed
Mr Geyer Introduced hill to aid 10 the construction OF
% raro'us In Missouri by grant OF portion of tho
. Mr. Thompson, Of Kentucky, introduced bill to au-
IN fhe tue recovery Of the bankrup when tho
same has been coneciled no: specified schedule
hcd by them.
1h Senate went into executive session Mt 90 inu,es
past l2.
AT three o'clock the doors opened and tic Senate
adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The further consideration OF Sir Bennesls Land bill Was
postponed till uesdny next
On motion OF Mr. Seward. it resolved that the Pres
dent be requested to furnish House with copies of all
correspondents between the United States CharIc dAt-
ai's al vienna ana me Ste Department relative the
arrest OF tne hev Nr Richmond aud also with regard
the rejection OF tho c&cqurtor OF the Consul at Trieste
The House wen. into Committee On the general app,c.
priaiion bill.
Mr. Chandler declared his opposition 10 the Nebraska
Kansas bill lie thought the Opponents that me-. irc
absolyed from all necessity OF the disccssons
~ In connection WITH lis proy.ous-pesromaui, ,rg,,
pnooh' or certain stnumehi or degrees OF sentiments
have necessarily nothing do with the issue ON ,lrs bin
II was question ofcohtsut, houor and faith of white
men with white men.
Whatever benefits have been conferred or Injuries in
c'eu on negroes ConsteSs nude contract with
them, nor made comprise TO which nerroes were di-
rectly party
COmDrOTnigo of IA,
maintained or violated The same spirit which r,nd.red
necessary the compromise OF S2o5O is yet in existence
anu inc same motives will give spirit constant action
me compromises OF the Constitution remain. II is Jni.
islative enactment rNe
The act OF 1920 was, aud H. he maintained, compro
Hs"; ana he boldly denied hat there was even a word
or an lhunauon during tho session Of 1880 wi On ,b
compromise measures passed suggestive Tint The
latter designed TO repeal the Missouri compromise
AR b'siy CnteHuptiug) said he mean, To take issue
WIN inc gentleman on that portion Of hi, remarks
Mr.. Ihsn'Icr resumed. The prinripll of the cnmpro
mise OF 1920 cannot by positive law be deprived f
s '''',R rec "iiho"t an ouirege public sentiment
ana Lconhdence rcpOset in COugr, onal filth Nlr,,,
has iOt SetsiO~n sigus OF life. Ttr hill /. only ror,,
tory. The assertion OF the right of the peo,, :, ul
h.'r own mu"icpia matters ia direct oppoton ,o tho
n "hch he proc cdci TO SHOW ard in thu course of his
remarks said Young America Ike vuunr Israel scout .,
age and experience, aud excain go u thou bnl Ecai
go; lL'ush,er Having stated oih,r objections to the
ol' ne called on the opponents Of t. ,astr, In stand
i-st To their NATIONAL fiitn aud honor and Ill ,t .,
give no heed to the OF those who cpt.r,,n in
i po,,' n parry founded on principles will exist
yns as mere are measures bring them on.
i"o "" party nave more TO csr from the tumbiiug
RUNS oil tedcmocrac party than from nrg,r within her
own ranks. Tie gentcmiu from Caroline, Mr. Cling
man, Yesterday spoke the decay of the viii. pt,ty Of
the NORTH party in which the gen.rn n wa. re;,,d
ana att'nri his well earned honors Perhaps the r,n,le
from CorLectcut. ~ $3.50
Mr. Cingman.-I hear Il
?, Mr va" ,i'e.-Ihrn lou mile unforuna 10 speech
~ Is hoi tile 'ie Of party, but the mission
OF ry, which is 10 be regarded nor will ,yi.iou
lhs question prevent union ntier questions 7, rar
" led by Clay, aud uught 10y Webster have noblcr end.
an SCI, preservation. They are ready To- declare aud
NC on 'ne ueGataoh that tie duties o iif, greater
nan s anu Tor mlseil ami 'husc labor with me in
the wing cause, washing hands of all necessity of as
soclhtoh WIN the other party shall vote for whatever
sc ayS't HSHt ana oppose Whatever We deem wrong IL
We 'ni there VIII he inserted our tomb the ST,rt,,
epstle, I'VE lie here in Obedience to tie commands of mar
country" s " o''
Mr. smith, OF Tennessee, said he was willing to vote
Tor .her ct the Nebraska bills before the committee put
preferred The one from the SENATE lie gave the nqsu,
MS support because it asserted the prirpl, of sII
reHrht lie "ishod 10 have this recognized by the "a.
uohai Legislature To form precedent ~ he t,Cri IA ian
al Ime TO come Whenever sectional .renccs sl Al ais.
Inc OIL was opposed by Messrs. Nichols and Wash
ontne' when ,ae Committee AMI the House adjourned
DOCUMENTS CONCERNING SPANISH AGGRESSION
- " AsliA"roN' Anri 5.-Ihe President sent TO liz,
ouse 10 Jay Two Ic's or more of copies correspon.
uece between Uic STATE Department and the Spanish Ga,
vernment, covering all matters Of issue between th %
countries Tor series of years past More documents I
similar character viii hereafter be trau.nte The p,
p'Ts sent ia to dy have not been formal laid b.nrc ,b
House, but will b. Tomorrow "
Tue committee on iore.gn artirs has rot yet done nrv
tmng beyond tkins over the Black Warrior anir Tic
correspondence sent in will however enable them TO make
out a case.
OPENING OF THE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL
ROAD.
CiNciNNAri, April 5.-Ttc opening Of the Ohio md
Mississippi Railroad to Anora was celebrated yecrj,v
Twelve hundred invited guests LETT in three TRIMS The
was grand banquet ut Amora, and speeches ,,c mad,
by several distinguished gentlemen They were received
with the hiring OF caunon procession and great reioi
cling. '
CONNECTICUT Election.
HARTFORD, APrl 5-Tnc cr'irc vote cast for Govern.
or IL about OluoO Of which Dntton (Wir) received TO-
500; Ingham, DEM IS 600; Chapman CTrnnc,arcc, H.
500; Hooker, (F,ce.SpiD a7uC; making m i,riry sis,
Democratic cardijn;c u about 5000 Ltst ycor Ssy
m9urs (D'm majority for Governor, over all other eau.