New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-20

and vi isky bOys and it. ueSss-e there wolI b han
for ihe Eouie e1pee ed TIA: re good sen.e 49f Poosy
Of tie stnae would clsck l. Laughter lie said r0aa
regspaIers ere proportions lin g hgy Whole
sons of territerr Wha fr' Wa il 70 pay r.. /; sai
then give il Lway AICther uis 1t follow and it
better to keep Oh tbs land and vote / awsy. 90 Wa
done befoe in bountes to Old soldiers In these dsvs
here was uIiyerel sire % acquire terri J.iss.
Thee was hardy an Oh ias-ionet Wig JET "J III a2t
want 70 annex ,h Canada swallow more whole
States Of Mexico. II Il y could not get them on
way they wanted Kit. NV sday the nsrics1 ps0-
certain Kind Of men VI ssi t. think they ~0ud sp,
about ii head AID shoulders unie-s they Ia hht
leIc. Laughter This lad when acquired hst ~ BE
aid for ether n plrchass molsv oT in ar expenditures
Why # To be given ava! I,)w did this proposition
1iect the I'D sta;es-tle Id thirteen How iii u afeet
hsssachgsetts uri al New Englcnd Though msny
thinis had occurred causing 6fsreaees between SsF
Lnglnd GLo the OLD southern States still the rec lie
Of ICxi .ton and Con I'd ard Bunke Hi ao-e uneXin
lushed Though tie al puritan )to ns about slavery
md oibr htd LOT keft up with TIE -ogress %
Soutb yet The revoa;i mary r'nnisoeuoe were nor for
gotten cbtLdts and peIvcse addressing DIR Everett as
vouL.e we .oye sou iii 1tu were OOs0ne and per
70 England before you cae here. gu were O5-t
PATE md Ieverse toward Ler seryou got here ami yo1
srce lou, ind co-tau1i laughter How does this
Ill affect he descendants Of those p7ran ft;hers whose
blood ced tie Independence Of tais nation A1er rs
policy tfey tod they shtl have nooe Of the paolc
Isl &c for railroads f,r chuTchs, r Tier decf dumb
bind iTfare fer tci ,o!s or school houses They G-e
Ia have none Of the proceeds Of the sale they de-
live no teue6t Of an k.o from H. but they are further
told that while O. you shah have any OF IT. we viii
for hire in the dtys o. The Revolution. APp-ue We sill
give il 20 peo PIE for schools hoo lsos, but
We vii give It 10 some Duicbmsn with such hZh back
ard foot 90 broad that Il VIII ta1e three g,-9Ta,i as u
lick hin into the shape Of an A'1e-ican 2 1-an1n
Loud continued laughter and ap- ans The old states
By the policy Of this BILL vii b. eney e2cludcd ron
lie 1ulc lsrds The pc ,pie % On.h hall Of .hc viii be
told whcn tLey dcsiie 10 20 thee You ca COM ia
you enc tainted With negroes Na= this jast' and If
not it why this radica. change IN toe system Of sinn
sefiug the pubic lands These proposed c.snges wee
somewhat periodical. Some person or another for poi.
eel puIpns,s desired 10 build mp for en- approaching
PIeso' Itgl election rev para Serman party, l.
may be yil It's center at Cincinnati or LOUISVILLE
and hey 10 control and govern the American
people, and require tie public len's TO be giVen
axay 20 their couutrymen II the boast that this was
IN Anglo Saxon people bu: Ike another Anglo Saxon
breed Of GoImsn Kings aid Queen, there not don
ger y al ihs German party would rule THIS nation De
Iocqueve said that the United States would never have
greet fCr President again, thai the unde95rappeTs
would prevent any eratme vhomihey not ruieiro
becoming President 1hese un1eirrppers bad prevent
3D. ard would prevent SUCH men ~ Gay Ney';er ana
Calhoun, from becoming PIesitnt they sought some
tool whom they could manage and control Ii wa. this
aspiration after the Presidency lhaf lei 20 all such meas
ures a. this II the Constitution bad contained pro
vision That no who reached Congress should
her, after turn bis eyes - the other end OF me Ave
nuc, Ills Homestead bill would never have been heard Of
Like prudent they woud husband their back lands
and as their and daughters grew mp they w01ld
divide il eff among Cm 10 be hid by them and their 20
fcendans foregCr But when once think Of the Prei
dency when they the people and look toward the
White House, they cease 10 bo sane men Lalgh'er-l
TIER heads 30 round and round a. onc 81 With yer
ti.O and in their d.s0rdered ineeinGtOns originate al
kinds Of extravsrant propositions. AZ such time, one of
item wlose boast formerly would have neg that he was
IN American would be going about declaring his father
an lrs man and his mother Duichman. Loud laughter
slough NTH knowing but Little and caring less az ui
religion in eny form, he may 5e seen going around tbs
country making tie gn of the Ind mu,torng most
ieible iGcon TO catch the Cah0c vote Laugh
fer Ii rot doing this he VII, be seen taking 10 the
forirn porul ton oaioinr tbeir yotes promising
them land tor nothing Ike f. Id fellow who promised
ont .
down and wcr.bp him. when in truth the ola rosca had
not a single foot cfhs 10 i've away Lud applause
a SLEAT0R- Who do you alludo to
here ILsugLio II you think my remarks applicable
asy name l. N. aud II except wh5ever You may
n,mc Lat shier SuITose Territory Neb,ssha ior II
By ponlaon only induced 10 go there
by si,h bill this what confusion Of tongues WIN De
.e Men OF all the nations OF The world psrhap., GG 4
nos AID crime md vlauy which If centered IN any me
troI oils would destroy any nation however pure ana
effu Suppose a member Of the senate should 60
there 10 settle they would meet him with a'tonishment
10y would naturally exceim you are an American nov
horel Laughter Who did You murder in Kentucky,
that you had TO come to this place J Laughter What
cid sou rob and steal New York that toIeave
thorcl Applause aud laughter Was tbs the way 70
rsio mn and neot the now States of this Union lie
TO Native American lie not hostile TO foreigners
lie was wiling they should come here and ENJOY all the
rights and privileges the Constitution and the laws ahOi
I'd them lie HAD nc objection to any man be aus ne
vas Of foreign birth lie reoiCed to zee the gallant pa.
fiCt and hOpOrCd Statesman from lulos ~ senate
tbe pited States and approved OF that law when allowed
LIN to hold Office. though Oi ioICgn Orth lie J'ced
also To- see in the Senate n able man from Dousana
member Of the tribe of Benjamin. and OF race 40 long
bitterly persocutod Blu he was opposed TO hol'ng oat
a bonus to worthless criminals tom all par.- 81 me
world TO come and take our lands. He would suggest
TO Presidential asgirans w0rI OF caution; grei'
ron were not no selected generally for that Office Ihefe
was Mr. Polk he chosen 70 saythel at accident 1iy
He was dead ana Of him BE- would say nothing Then came
Gen TAYLOR gallant old soldier and good cit zen ana
folela President, though not over much 81 fre-ie
lIauchterl The next Mr.. Pierce. Perhaps w'ull
rot he fair 20 strike him al this le a. the senate wen
knew he was busy In determining whether man who was
Low night on one Platform but formerly not rght on the
pr lo platform was eL;iile 10 any equality ~ tue d'y
f,on Of the sIoils. Laughter Inc greate' rei5p -
bhco question he ever heard a. was th1t "h'n -oN ~
eored ne attention Of The President ard lis patty whA
M wheiber IL prodga who had returned 20 ms
father saving he had reqoret aud then par'oos ci ue
f,ttfd calf had in reality, returned because Oh ~ re
relance or becsuse his father had IN the shape OF "a %
Zee faiteptd calf 10 bill. Loud lausheri G-nre
having riraons to the presidency should RENE Der
nat srch tious these could never have btch au
c'ra,fd A. had occurred it mi GIT again Ih9y suolI
terocre not pres forwG too boldly ie tle al y. ~
ie tlv and rest in peace and who could tel oli
et some oc them cht be unfortunate az soin ly =
IN lie taken up AID made President. Laughter S4-l
I measures ar This would help 10 name chance ne re
resed be obc tions the bill AMI said that though oP
irs,d To- Tie exercise # tie man ser cncrhy Eel
Ills bin passed and Pierce should veto H. Le an hot
know but that he thompson would support LIN lot 'ne
succt ssior n ISIS. --.,..
Mr BROWN opposed the smend@ani and gave note
Of a substitute e. tie Whole bill lac SUBSTITUTE H@Ass
II, urtion II h. pGf mount 1871,
y ADAMS s.id he could vote for he substitute
+ ~, bin IVES Tcs'Qontd
Executive Session Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Nr OLDS from the Committee Post Offices reported
hok The Senate resolution authorizing the extension oil
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