The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-13

appropriated to be expended by and under the drec0n
OF the said Governor o. the Territory Of Kansas in the
purchase OF library be kept At the seat Of govern
ment for the use OF the Governor Legislative Assembly
Attorney of said Territory and other persons and
under such regulations as shall be prescribed by law
sec So And be it further enacted That when tho
LANDS in the said Territory shah be surveyed under tina
direction Of the government of the United States
aratory bringing the same into market sections
bered sixteen and thrty-six in each township in SAID
Territory shall be- and the hereby reserved
for the purpose Of being applied to schools in said Ter
ritory and in States and Territories hereafter to bs
sec a. And be Il further enacted That, until other
wise provided by law the Governor OF said Territory
may define the judicial districts OF said Territory ana
assign the Judges who may appointed for said Terri,
tory to the several Districts and also appoint the tos
and places for holding courts in the several counsos
subdivision in each Of said judicial districts by Proca
nation TO be issued by him. but the Legislative Assemn
al their first any subsequent session, may organize
alter, modify such judicial districts and assign tho
judges and alter the times and places of holding the
courts to them shall seem proper and convenient
sec 90. Ana Dc u further enacted lnaa an cmos ;.
and consent OF the Senate for the Territory Of KansA
Who by virtue Of this provisions Of any law exist
ing, which may be enacted during the present Goa
gress required to give security for moneys that may
be nrusted with them for disbursement shall give such
security at such time and place and in such
the Secretary Of the Treasury may prescribe.
Sec. 49, And be it further enacted That the President
Of the United States be- and he hereby Is authorized 70
Territory Of Kansas for the purpose Of securing the A.
sent Of said tribes to the settlement Of the citizens Of
dams, and for the purpose Of extnguhng the title q
said Indian tribes in whole in part to said ands and
sons Of this section the sum OF two hundred thousand
dollars is hereby appropriated out Of moneys IN the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Sec 40 And be IL further enacted That 30 soon as th0
of said Territory of Kansas shall enter upon
the discharge of his duties as SUCH the
Of Indian affairs at st. Louis in the State Of Missouri,
shall be abolished and the utes shall be transferred
TO- and performed by, the said Governor OF Kansas So
the relate to- or are TO be performed wish
the laid Territory.
TIE CONTINUATION OF THE STRUGGLE FOR AND
AGAINST THE BILL.
FRIDAYS o'clock A. n.
Mr. DEAN (dem.) OF N. we have been here fftees
consecutive hours, and have made no progress lnew
appeal House. both Sides to accept the propo
stion made yesterday morning. to allow the debate 70
continue till Thursday next and to postpone the speA1
order-the Pacific Railroad bill-or one week. This w.
rive an opportunity for full discussion and Is far "
both sides.
objeciIos Sas ps,ade by Mr.. TWEED and others.
Mr. R,cuAanso, At ,ed be was advised to say that the
proposition in the morning. 70 postpone the special
ORDER and terminate the Gesate on the Nebraska BIN
some time next week. would mes: nth no oppostioa
from the friends Of the measure.
Mr.. CAMrBuL said he had Invariably been refused ths
privilege and must object to the gentlemans procss
ing.
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remark, but many objections nterposed
Mr.. HUGHES thought, that inasmuch the gentlenaa
from Illinois had made proposition side, tia
privilege Of responding should be allowed the other
Mr.. RICHARDSON said that he bad made proposition
He had merely said that he would accept the prope-
ton coming from the other side.
Mr.. HUGHES wished to say something, but what ha
said was lost In loud cries Of order.
A motion to adjourn negatived.
Mr.. HUGHES again asked to make . statement which,
he said would not two minutes (Cres az
shear him." shear hm.')
Mr. wAIsH-I object, matter who desires to hear
the gentleman: do not want any proposition at an
The sPEAKER-The Chair heard several very distinct
objections
Mr. WAIsH-I repeat my objections for the gsnteman'a
special benefit.
Daylight appeared The already described had
been repeated The members all nearly tagged out
and with their heads Tied up The morning news
papers came the relief Of the honorable body and 90
casonay baskets Of refreshments were brought in to in
divdual members. The House had been called and tia
Sergeant directed sally forth and arrest al
sentees, and bring them 70 the bar Of the House.
FRDAY-9A M
Mr.. Barry was produced at the bar Of the House
when the Speaker informed him that he at liberty
ofcr an excuse for his absence.
Mr.. BAHRY-I not very well, and thought sitting
up all night would make me sick. paired of with
gentleman who went home to sleep.
Mr.. BARRY excused for non attendance.
Mr. KERR suggested that the be opened for the
admission Of members there were any outside who de-
sired to come in.
Mr.. BALI, for the purpose Of giving members an op-
portunity to shave and brush up little moved that
the House adjourn till twelve O'Clock
The motion was negatived.
BY unanimous consent, all the absentees waiting out
side the hall admitted at once, with the understand
ing that they should separately render excuses
Mr. HndER said he had remained a. long his health
Mr.. BELL said he was absent all the time with the az
Mr. BENNETT remarked that he remained as long a. hs
was able, and then went away. Both were excused.
Mr.. BENToS-I have IN excuse which hope will prove
satisfactory. Neither account Of age infrmity
SS 'as nor to 'n did pa
now. {i~ushtsr) / was absent without disrsspset
to the House. not inclined to impede the business q
the House have been greatly gratiAed with thu dsco-
rum gravity and precision with which all questions
throughout the proceedings. went away after taking
asurvey Of the House l good men and true
sitting round in the hall and enough to keep up .
Qaughter) And my absence made no difference.
AnHus reverend designed to return, and not 70
skulk from the business Of the House, and take
my share, in turn-saving some strength for the
pinch when II comes ! without doors for some
ime waiting to be let in therefore am entitled 70
credit for the time | kept out. IAughtsr) l de-
clare mean to do better some time or other. (Renew
dispensed with.
Motions to adjourn were renewed.
12I< O'Clock p n.
Mr.. DEAN raised point Of order that IL O'Clock
named in the first rule the time for the meeting Of the
House, and that hour had arrived, the journal
should be read.
The SPEAKER overruled the point the ground that
there had been no adjournment and this the
tnuation Of the legislative day commenced yesterday.
He had no authority to adjourn the House
Mr. sIIcxR, the Chaplain came In AZ usual to perform
his duty II necessary
Mr. BANKS quoted the order Of the House adopted On
the first day Of the session. that twelve O'Clock shall bs
fixed the hour TO which the House shall stand ad-
journed each day till otherwise ordered. Therefore, the
House stands adjourned by its order.
The STEAMER overruled the point mainly because the
legislative day still continues and because there cannot
10 a meeting II the body without adjournment.
Mr.. BANKS appealed, and wanted TO make brief en-
PLANTATION show that there is precedent for his pont
but numerous objections were made.
FoUR O'Clock.
Intellectual motions made to go into Committee
the Private Calendar and TO proceed to the business
the Speakers table Nothing wfs done but taking thu
yeas and pays to Nil time trivial motions.