New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11
UOT-SE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. DEAN desired 10 ley before ths House and a4kc1
unanimous consent for tAGt puTpo.e matter, which at
DIS time is e great importance 10 the commerce Of tao
eorpiry lie bad been Instructed to Olgg Ae following W
The Committee Foreign AAaiTs:
sss ct rs >. ei s.Ss sa- ia,srs Of me Gossaa, u
he u4sd states to observe end motsio ~ rss 6etea
ssrs ne secuu u cor eoneise D. e"a e a.ne'.e' o.
~ DO iErnsnt b. bher'o s6rod or esabishsd as 's
iss q r. ,Css ~ eonso o. VS. end 81 ~, nsotis' fg pc.
Unreasonable search and seizure th ps bearing "a
LsId Tss be Pre o. toe U.ies s.es b req le'sd SC
1, HI mon neon atlle glb W pubic ,tfrss Do conpa
reit, 70 'h Hoose wtsttef any ora 81 az ~t rfoem,15
ihh Government and Of be 6gernne " To,e 30 ssabsl
tfs Of tte nitsc 5t,s ID tie 'ssai o. a~a between
On, q DE rowers Of Eaione
Objections were made 70 the reception Of The resolution
/ Dir DEAN moved q suspension OF i0e rules. Agreed
Mr.. DEAN said io did mol intend 10 doaia fbo Ho.e
further than briefly to explain ioe oocI Oh he f5sof-
Nr wAsHBUHN, M inquired whotaor they were
row before the House, and Whemcr j. deDdie shouil
qhe SHAKER repued-The rules which re1nir3l
ihom 10 90 had been suepcndod and oy wort now
Gten 10 do hafo.
Nr DEAN said that when tho gartl5mrl from Illinois in
,errupted him. be saying b. dd s0 desire % debate
those resolutions but 70 state - the utc Their coItens
and tho principles they intended 90 cuunclaie Tho
Grt rfoution is psin and distinct statement OF orr duty
40 maintain neutrality in the war between the different
,o.,Y. a Turone hcn the doctrine thai
been go often asserted Toy the people apI tho Executive
Department OF this GOyeJmont, but Who Tho judi ory
Las failed sustain Tie Executive branch % tho Gov
.ruuoct has from IT. foundation. beginning with the Con-
rress of the Confederation and from tr me 90 the pre-
san. constantly in it, ton and its On lionacy couterded
that free ships make iroe goods end inai tn goods ot
neuirels board The hips OF beilt rents ne not Aa'e
10 seizuTe and cOulscGt1n Tho importance OF
Ills subject at the present crisis cannot be-
Estimated or eXIressed il has been ntly
Jscussed in British Parliament The Ministry have been
called upon stale what would bstho seton ofou GOV
eumcni, and they have MOT iniy me or Hns"efe nc
pursued The second resolution calls for any arrange
nent or corrosnondeDcO between cur Government and
foreign powers upon this subject ana ii state here as
Important to be known what tiinF Ti prove correct
,.ft our Government has FOR some month been gcd
epdoGyoring 20 the admission and csisb Ame1
M This ugno5ie as international law mud t our Raro
,enfatiIe st the Court Of st Jamos in pa nj has ably,
md believe successfully accomplished ~ 80 Tar az s
recognition depends upon tgt Government aud il IS
universally admitted that If Grenl Britain, viii "a
IA ne power that has ut all tnes prevented
liz ado ton, agrees to IT, MT only by try but
by proclamation and action during this WA,
II VII. forever be placed on the drm basis
OF Precedent wei rs national right ani Justice. aa
Informed that the action Of orr Government j. unn wv p,
INGREDIENTS and oher Interested feel much anxiety is
rs 10 fhoin thar they should haye an tho information in
our possession. and also, to know tt Congress rs Get-
mind I'm G AIRY out Ibis doctrine at al n1zarls think
that the Executive aud Congress ought now to take their
stand and say she world That ls IS oar principle that
W win not be driven from it hat we i leyisiao to a
VIC will fight 10 maintain * And, Sir, the day that we
estnblsh this principle viii be one of The proude't ~
American bisory, and lnmy Judgment the time o. action
has now arrived
Mr. BOCOCK VA This is IN exco.d dinghy mporao
nroroon as il undertakes 10 define The position toi-
,oyorpment occupies In the pending II Il means 70
DO ANYTHING il means 10 x the position OF this Govern
ren in the controversy. If this Is to design IL ought
10 have tie eanoiOn Of deliberate action II IS indeed
nroduco an effect on our merchants and in the A.
lions Of other countries bat tts caunot DO done Simply
by resoluon not requiring the joint action 81 the $40
houses lie moved il be referred % the Committee on
FOREIGN Affair that careful oOnsd ration be given - u
subject Motion Ggeedto.
The House then went into committee - the G9ae'a
| Aiprol ration bill
| MIR MACDONALD (Nel spoke on tho Nebraska quas
ton He considered the resolutions OF thc Name Leg2
lure as not indicative Of public opinion ia tha state a1
pronounced thcirn0dos request TO oppoo the b as az
oeant and impudont The supporters OF the oi are M
honsl NJ. d. upAoldeTs OF Tho C4n3uu on while ~ nii
rtl opponents Abolion-st5 under the lead o IA
NTw.YoRK TRIBUNE, paper tainted with horosy anQ
sIns Of every kind 1he principal editor % thu J'ln1
docs not Hove IN future rewards and puushmens To,
hanemans whip the fear of hell @h.n keeps tho Nr3c'
In order has errors itr him The Dolard tendeny OF
iheir principles is ihai ,ho people 'a no TO BE- te'
and GOV ern hemseiy9 tUt must be governed lie SPOKE
Of Abolonieis in sho strolg terms oi cenuncaon n
Gliding Mrs stowe and IN conclusion advocated tho Ne
bras a h because il assorted the great right OF mo poo
Il 70 govern themselves.
L Mir. FAULKNER (Na) complimontoi the gontloml'
on his speech and for bis udepeudence OF character an
soundress OF intellect lie then argued length ~ iavo
l of the Senato's Nebraska bill
l The Committee rose and the House adjourned