New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

he d,ngoors armed 70 the taeth and with sword In hand
1fs fauh however seems 10 troubf the Sona,or rom
illinois In DO way lie says tc inhabitants sha ehDcso
officer and whom the GoyerueM seeAs - Luz az a.
hnbients il rust catch them hyns before ari1s1 az
eoons being hunted for their lives La the eIp9. 10
e1pode ard blow up the Missouri Compromise the senator
must also blow NJ these other acts of Congress IL wa
true that there were small portions OF this Territory 'e
Indian title to which had been exiinguishei but ne
guessed these Inhabitants were not to be t01nd mere
There was another act of CONGRESS which tae senator
world have to get OF his way before he beF up the
Missouri Compromise II the act which excluded al
per,ons from occupying or entering upon the unslrVeyd
rubc lands ii tie ned States, and which require the
President TO employ Unnecessary the military OF the nted
States 10 e1pl them Ii any OF the lnhaoan,s therefore
scared the Dragons it was the duty OF the Fres ent 20
send other troops there TO catch them and expel thom
he Senator from Illinois the most prolific man he
ever Knew in getting Terrorities. Laughter Every
wear he called the attention of the senate 10 the parur
ION of Territory and sometimes they come two a,
time-Iloud lsuchterl-and that too when he hal a
wb.le litter of them on hand. lLaughter lie
desired 10 give the Senator some spgge'tcns az
20 how T., prepare himself for the next pariur
tion Laughter The Senator should first eItnyush
The Indian title ard have the lands surveyed laid OIL and
10 some extent Inhabited aud when he got al thhgs IN
lis corSition be then might 60 il blind II he chose
II oud laugberl He Mr.. Smith, however objected 10
contributing his quota toward detrayng the expenses az
tending these reported paruOns ct Territories La1Zh
ter There being ihabtants there as inhabitants arc
defined by law, then there were no persons 20 eject
officers or from whom officers could De selected.
The Governor of the Territory required to divide
into districts He would like TO know how the Gov
einor as TO district this Territory Tie might select log
cabin at the head of branch ana call that -rc.
number one and then take another wherever he could
find il and call it number two, and on, running the lines
in such 10 have district Tor every cabin. Ii
the lines drawn upon paper there would nothing
be necessary TO show the whole thing to be farce
lie then read the provisions OF the several treaties by
which the Indians had consented to leave the homes aud
graves of their fathers and 60 west Of the Mississippi 20
this Territory ard mainaised that the solemn faith OF the
nation sacrody pledged in the face Of God and man
TO leave them forever undturbed in this permanent home
-. g 81, al
IL as dexterous in surmountng this dill ,u-y. il
in oerrespccs Ii first described the boundaries of the
Territories including within them the Indian possessions
IL then said the Indians should not be included IN the
territories until such time they should signify to the
President their wish 10 lie included Here was singular
,erislation Everything in these days done not BY
ostve legislation, but 10y prOvisoes He had bn. little
regard or rcsVeCt for provso not even the bhed
"Nimot Proyiso THIS bin first included the Iuiisn'
II en- nut them out and then allowed them u come in,
when they sieufod their desire t. do IL first jerked
them into tie Territory in violation Of all treaty spua
tons it then shut them out again and Immediately p1ed
them back again under sgnIhcalon t. the President,
and all tits was done in a proyiso.
1t was now halfpast o'clock, and Mr.. SEWARD
said az the Senator could not gtthough with his remarks
to day lie would move that the subject be postponed TIL
Mr. WELLER said he would have TO object II the
Ser Qor would continue his remarks tn the usual hour OF
adjournment and not then through he would consent
70 reinforcement but after the the Senate had al
ready taken from the Senator it advisable to take all
that possible today and then there would be less OF
Mr. SAiI II said that after the very gentemany remark
of the Senator he preferred t. go The Senator said
that after the dose the Senate had already received he
wanted lin to continue, that there would be less 20 take
10 morrow OF this very characteristic remark OF the
S. naor in the Senate of the United States he would have
nothing TO say Ibis the second time the Senator had
INDUCED in such conduct toward him. but of these obssr
vaons he had nothing say He would continue to treat
them with silent contempt.
Mr. WELLER said that he was no. aware there was
ANYTHING offensive in his remarks. lie had called the
speech a dose but he had said nothing whether ii was
paatale or not He had said that the of the dose
The Senate took day the less there would be for TO NOR
row The personal relations between him aud the Sena
tor were known. The Senator knew well that he had
never garded him here elsewhere gentleman.
At the last session lie had occasion to speak TO that Sena
tor in language such no thought his conduct required
hen he Weller absent from the country az com
missioner to mark the Mexican boundary that Senator in
a speech had arragBed bis public and private character
Afterwards when lie came here Senator from Caifor
MIA he had taken occasion 10 defend himself from the &C
cusa;ions Of the Senator in appropriate terms but the
Senator had never displayed tn manliness Of withdraw
ing his charges replying to his defense He bore
i'll will toward the Senator but he entertained of him an
opinion which lie bad already expressed
Mr. SMITH, want the Senate 10 understand that did
not say would treat the Senator with silent contempt
what said was that would treat his conduct with silent
contempt. ~
Mr PRATT was willing to postpone the bill, but pre-.
ferred that should be till Saturday in order that private
bills Inielt be considered 10 morrow
Nj SMITH aid either Saturday or to morrow would
suit HIM
Tie question whether the bill should be postponed till
70 MORROW or Saturday debated for sometime, and
finally to morrow prevailed.
After the Executive Session the Senate adjourned.