The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19
MORNING EDITION "WEDNESDAY, JULY 1S 1854.

the wsr they were engaged in ne damnsble and unjd~
VI ese ~rso traitors much the desersrs on ia
field Of battle During that war, Americans, high in tn
ctunels a. the country, and st sched 70 certain ,nt
ssi Iayty, declared openly that they Moxcans
sb~y sn Id ~eIcome that army with bloody hands an
| leSvtsL!e e,aves Every an ~bo thrc obstacles Il
thc Vas that gallant ARM, aud exposed them to In
SER ~ fesytss aid arc SUPPLE va. guilty trsssou
and sLc v. re the sufy "resi Not fo.sisners but
tive bonn ADtricSos TAS 70 eign<rs Ia that die
ST hcts 20 fcliow and support the Amecn Gag lot,
is iesr' Of hnsiiie eountry Will Congress NV deoy
roas Of a. psSlic aomsiu Tss tr.tr. ~"rc n",
cephed Ia the sss of tbs 1krre at this time
native soIn Americans engsxed IN sJonabe armed
rsssauss TO the constitution and Of th~ United
ftstes nc the proccccsngs'of abolition meetings
81 which lie constitution traup4rd n.r
foot and resistance - It boldly oroca.med lie aiso
rad .xssct from ablHtion organ in which
wns Iecomu' sn0sd sectet' Organization throughout
Or free stlss, by which, On the occasion Of
Of ~ irkt ,ve slave ten thousand coat
be 10 nsdiatey scllected the spor, armed with
ylss4s "a pre,es tue captor. There REASONABLE
strcnfae,ns he ssd that II shere any Ia the
lpieo atmtss 70 Nhtm he would deny the bens-
fis Of rkis act IL would bc to sbolitioul-ts, for
they wsse the most apRerm- te 'p- -
tr, cruld1 psssbly csntain. While oencuncing h.
II s.oi abs designs II the abolition ca he
n.mtEec-nofe .evrrefJ upon tho oiaardf th,.
,iIm,td ioc,tirg athees 10 commit thar y iseet
Witch THEY we're afraid 9ersousily 10 par cirae lie
.n.,,seo s.ss oil ,ect'ooa parties he ga n,t thint
'tf II which ~ North and south ~ere divided geo
tIsi hea' lines. Ia conclu-n he rene wed hi, supp
Of . ncst lhercl policy tpward actual se'ilrrs =
n'n' sri lanse |. the gallertss, which vas p"ir'tl
,bsel,G hy The ,aRsers)
sr BENJAMIN foflowtd in al argument agains. III"
RI Cars replied.
lie question tAep tahcue on Mr. Brodheads mc-
tiss 70 end the orIipsl bill in the rst section b5
pris ing out st Gty' eerts per acre" Decided in thy
estive; yess 2h nsyy27, az toiovs:
fsAs. Mfssrr Adams Badger. Rsyard Bepjsmin B.od
y,
Nss"n noris Fe,ree Pratt, Rockwell Thompson Of Ky
pn lssss si s'ssi $ Doss... Ps
ss s T:oss
sor of sw JeIs-y wsSe .sker weller-E
ipsetst fty per acr, the tc be paid ut the
exra i'm c Eve years and the settlers TO be credited at
6t cnts for each he may have reduced to
actusl cultivation,
Mr FNyr said that would require innumerable survey
ors 10 s,csrtain bow many ssres had been cultivated
ard jprr raerablc clerks 10 keep The accounts
Mr. wnrm briefly replied, and the amendment was re-
jtcted-yrss .: pa,s IA.
Motion made to adjourn and agreed tO-yeas n;
nays25 Adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
WAsHNGToN, July 18, 1854.
coSsorIDA1!os 1M saADspKS" TERRITORY WITH NEW
Mr.. PMrII,s fdem Of Ala, asked leave to introduce
bill providing that all territory acquired from Mexico
under the late Gsdsoen treaty be Incorporated with New
Ncc0, subject Sn laws Of the last named Territory
He faid gentlemen would see ut the necessity and
propriey Of passing this BILL Tho territory recently
2uea a now without Law sna there are no courts there
Oren for settlement there should be law there forthe
protection o. the people He hoped there would be no
Mr.. CHAsDIEs (whig) Of Ps.-Does the bin come from
any committee
Mr. FHnIns--It does not, nor II necessary any
committee should consider II.
Nj tHAHDIEx-How can we know what is our Territory
before running boundary llncf
Mr. PHnins-we nh lpow that the territory from
htIiro just acquired is annexed.
Mr. CHAxpi17-Eut the commissioners to settle the
Mr.. PnuIIs-That makes difficulty. We annexed
Texas before the boundaries were defined.
Mr.. PhcKHAk, (dtmi q n f.-ArS any people there
object
Mr. IHlIlrs asked him to withdraw hi. objection
Mr. pScKHaM thought tA~ matter could remain II is
for time without hnrtins anybody.
THE. TOeraGB Oh NEWSPAPERS.
The Housethsn took ny the bill to repeal SO much Of
the act Of August 80 1882 makes reduction Of fifty
rer cent prepaid possgs ON newspapers and pcriod
cais.
understood propo ed 70 PUT the bill its passage.
Mr. wAsasuRSE whts3 Of Asine, hoped the bill would
not be passed There was no occasion for It. lie dd
not believe that IL demanded by the wants OF tho
untry. At The present time the Post Once Depart
ment Is a self. sustaining machine. He wanted the
matter cent to the Comnisee Of the Whole ON the Safe
Mr. Gxrnr SIXTH, (free ooiD Of N. Y, remarked that
.ssed vsl you not s"o shs Post Once ' psparsmens %
sustain. itsekf % He ed he would not. Govern
ment has assumed TO- e-tsbNsh the Post Once Depart
usurpation. He held that svsry work individuals can
do 10 . usurpntion whsu government takes 1t into
70 sa.h sSn oSns 1s dsSs%sDs 70 Srss. men
spdwomen sending out BILLS for those dreases and tho
public ssy We will sustain no such usurpatiou-ysn arc
gentleman from Virginia beNeve that government
oohat work cheaper than individuals cant II he Thought
transport pork aud bee and carry passengers
weA property Government could do one ~ con-
MT Elor whe Of Mass was free To say after steu:as
to Arguments advanced he unable to reason
for he asgo Of this bu The experiment OF cheap post
tkoPost Once Department will sustain itself Stripped
Of the free matter, he believed IL did sustain ITSELF but
ss, o.sr wS '~u sS.an @
Before disposiDg Of tha subject the morning hour
pred, when the, House wsat into committee on
. THE Kkg,APrROPRIAT0N MIL.
Tho smcndnn pending TO restore the civil enper
iD,endepcy At Hsrpcrs parry and Springfield arrnones
Mr. BAERy opposed It, saying the present military
Mr. RIDDLE followed on ,he same side.
M rAUixNEn said Re was in favor Of the amsndment
Mr. WAisH sad question could come up, matter
how trivial unmporAsnt II might be, but thrce or
four gentleman jump up and occupy all the tins; Il
glsss OF brandy they will have to swallow bucket Of
water. QauRhter)
to the necessity Of defending this admi.istrstion
(Iaueher The gentleman from Massachusetts, (Banks)
yesterday aid men dismissed from Springaeld
Without being assigned. But this flAs besu the
pscy Of the sdinstraton since the Bronson and
Guthrie Ii It, thers fore becoming TO mako
attack the administration in this wsy He would
he essy tho naturalization, be going to defend
It. he that his position produced some senstiys
ness smorg those Who occupy doubtful positions so-
wards the administration The pending amendment Was
unneccssary by existing laws the President can, ~
in bis opinion, the public interests demand II,
place civil suI erntendens the asmorics He put
It 10 the gentlemen claiming defend the Pres@Ient
whether IL treating him property to say they wf take
the subject out Of s HANDS and vi aput giving him an
opportunity a lookrg the evidsucc assumA TO say
he able dccde the question, he 10 no. honsst
thusstte and Virginia (Messrs. NAnssnt, Bnks ssI
Iaulkpsr), whetis Il was becomirs IN =: 81
cent In his ost asssiIablc point pSrhsps u gave As
reptl men notice should ~ So~ fs ta defend ne
tsrsfte, 40 do TIE Hke (scpowed huEhtr
NJ FIosrscr defended the genius did sknl of Axsri