The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-10

Ar sEBASTlAA favored The amendment hut The Sen
ate fsing tim, his mctlor,
The senate ad3ourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House mel at IL O'Clock m
Prayer by the chaplain OF the Senate.
The journal at yesterday read and approved.
The SPEAKER lasd hsare thu Hoase a communication
ron fhe Treasury Derarn,as ansmisflng copy of The
accounts Of Disbursements sor ths Post Of6cs Department
for the year endng june % ls53 laid the table and
ordered 10 be prlat%d
.la moon Of Mr. JONES of Tennessee the Senate bin
for organizing the Territories Of AetagA and Kansas and
the snstitua2 for she House bill reported by the gentle
man from Illinois Mr. hcz1 were ordered to be
printed
The SPEAKER said the business in order was the con
sde.on Of the tall granting lands equally to the several
States Of the naon for the construction Of railroads and
snpport Of schools upon which the gentleman from Mary
lsnd Mr. HAEnruxl en1ilacd 10 the noor
Mr. HAMILTON yieided s.e Toor
Mr. RICHARDSON on whonr motion the House resolved
itself into committee and prxcecded Mr. OLDs in ths
cart ths consideration Of the Nebraska and Kanszs
biz
In rurcrH
Nr lNGERSOLl said ii WINS moi his innenaion 70 con-
sas the discussao1 d the territorial question which had
40 aoae boen tae topic Of debate in the commirs-e
His views On the general question: VI slavery under the
constitution connected with the rights 0f citizens
whether inhabitants Of States Terrisoxiss well
known 70 s constituents long before they elected him 10
in thai honorable body In remarks he had
submitted the last Congress he had expressed those
news and il was upon that expression - thc that be had
been again returned To has seat
~
rA IN ~h5ch he had declared Il has aFinica ha1 with
hs political gaesspn Of slavery 1he Territories the fed
cf lcrfl9n vi te Union 10 a~ade for another the de-
scripson a domestic futcnS wAch shoaa be intro
docca established. y their right TO DO that
than il ar him 10 dsct4i assslb0r The kind Of
crops he should cultivate ON h1s i~rm
be ien proceeacd 70 h:s the European
Hs feared We not nxson Sufficiently
of the Importance Of bat ik1ac place the other
sdr IL i1se Atlantic A war had iscsun wiicb b~sore il
over would probably Involve the whole oS Europe IN
is oonscquenoe~ He Thought he IN that danger
10 the interests o out ooEzursos cDeas not 70
Ae pssce ot the nation itsef
BE csntsnded thai o pending IL the
duty Of Congress 10 make declaration ot
neutrsA ris,snss uesiS ~A,eh might casplicxse the
9asss4on bus a~srsi0n rcssise q sincere and
anxious regard fc ue of be European nations 70
hat hc regarded The AmelcaD Law a nations; that
Congress should ih~ ksecSrre TO declare their ~
roa shieh be oonsa.crea e aesdod in the following
Terms re- shaps max f'F gesss no ~eSrohi no rhpf1s
ovcraHie bal ship ssd cargo pagers not searched
asked Tor As general russ, nation bad right of
Itself 70 prescribe rales No whss xhs h~ the laws q
other nations IN n4r<sNng TIN high seas for ube ocean
Rsssarane 10 s.< question Of cri.su anncraiion M l.
rA-d the Scor 10 hear the neanars o ihe gentleman from
Iouis4a12 Mr. PrKxsxs or thai subject
Mr. PERKINS sad that Louisiana ha dsssded interest
n she decision q sh.i s"esec, scAressy ne.sraPT
drrt in expressing views that spl3ert The eDes
'ton c qrcsons n fhc opinion N tc people of Louisiana
VI fs~s~ i<ts~~ed That although naron would
rsst mss TN transfer ID Csha foreign govern
meat yet = DR. present. tiDe sse ~as nnaer Inc control %
France ard Engiand
Il has conviction Chat Spain would part with
~f ieaana and that II II is severed 4 would BARE 70 hc by
vsew~ dat France and Eneirnf wvud rather sink The
tssnA in the than ,rxnsr il 10 America He be-
b~~~d .ns sis feeling rrsutad FROM intense hatred 10
<v~ srsrrtutsrrs
In wsr~ ~ sr Aarrsaf ~rur ~ vhic had herr commit
ND against repetition oS Which thes had NOT hem able
10 obtain guarantee. with Sgmin hews rs havinc no
a commercial frpAfv and directing aN be~
sw. arsinrf cur commerce he consde-ei ,hev 1oua -
v~rihsd ~ taking pos<esson ~ Cuba he would % IL
csrr, manly, and dr~c. mann-r and be would les il
Ne rncersscd tpst the wrongs 9 infridnAls would he
--gar-cd rxtousi wrcnys He b'iere9 tns 70 he The
srnsapri NOT on- ~ fouissana t the couvcnon ~ the
national kari
M rvyFRSHL expressed his concurrence in fse views
" re gentleman from Louisiana and sssd Ne rustaa tss
rcvrruurns would hare The energy proclaim
righr s-d Esana w them TO the ises
kxxaAxs Asp EAmAA
Mr. 1dIICerrER obtained fh~ 6oor and proc~~s-d 40
address m ccppsussse~ lsagth smpprr4 of be BAR for
organizing the Territories a N~sr>s&s ssd Ksasse
" oousems-a fhsa t~ r~u7s~ ~ t~ re~-isory of Ne
nad erPrrs~A desss for Organization cr Years
rpae to fho~ oag~xvmra - rgh8ul eSasnr II fhe Peo
PIE 70 hs-~ local gcrrnmewt
TIA Asssan Ill ww ~rs~41v s~ch hin he desired
psss~y w1 - h.~~sr- se-r pur-1~a sin regard
to Ae ssunum - ssvscwsa] TINT govern
m~nf snx1d ~ eeAsa@s~h~A upt tsT scFnlred POP
sn&sna of sirsy fhos~s@d nsnzsrs1ts Brt that wS an
unspnrtant pa&af ard eoufsrrn ~nr, desiring tbe
etsa&m.s~s c< eon~~v.d~. principles whirh vond
prvsos~ Y~~ee af t~ crnsy = hss insrnrsnn
e,r tn t~htrsks srS Kanaas AiR
sres ~ad p~ss ssupd hims-as comPeslss in urcs
hi, onsss~eun sad 10 hisex 70 express his views upo
this sat9ect
He ccassstasior sra Regarded slavery
~ "a ias'ss1nen -.'cs ~ass d. oos snd had NO oabr
He cnnendsd that the adnss,on 81 assaoari ooris not