The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-26

Also remonstrances against any charge Of duty on
sheet iron
PREVENTION RIGHTS GRANTED
Mr. JOHNSON, (dem) OF Ark, reported a bill amending
the act granting eemption rights TO settets the
Mason Rouge grant in Louisiana 1t was taken up and
| passed
MArINs HOSPITAL AT pEssAooA
ar. MORTON (whig) Of Iia offered resolution direct
, Hospital at Pensacola, Florida. Adopted
MISSISSIPPI LANDS
Mr.. DonCT, (dem) of Iowa, reported bill GRANTING
lands to Mississippi in lieu OF deficiencies in previous
yrants fer school purposes
1t wac taken up, made TO apply to all the States and
tLen pasrsd
INDECENT INSANE LAND RnI
insane signed by the presiding oaicer.
ruR ATTORNEY GENERALS ofSEA DEPARTMENT OF THE
GoyEEyMEsT.
The message Of the President was reeeived transmit
ting certain suggestions OF the Attorney General
notifications of the manner of conducting the judicial
business of the United States The general recommenda
ton is that the Attorney Generals Office be made de-
Iartment Of government and ali judicial power be vested
The Senate at h past II O'Clock went into executive
At three O'Clock ths doors opened and the Senate ad
| journed.
House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, April25, 1854.
TIE RIGHTS OF NEUTRALs-DoEs BRITAIN ACT FOR
Mr.. Ewing, (whg) of KY BY unanimous consent in
troduccd resolution requesting the President of the
United States If not incompatible with the public inter
est to inform this House what steps if any have been
"Aen oy TINS government to secure the permanent
acknowledgement by treaty of the rights Of neutals by the
governments Of Great Britain and France and what de-
gree of success has attended such any have been
| made
Resolved further That the President requested not
with the public interests to inform this
act for in The Ssas sona Br
s of n k Wsr what
Ter and Il 50 assuming to act for SPAIN what pfeex
Mr.. EWING had but word to say in regard to this
subject He had drawn up the resolutions and submit
ted them to members Of the Committee Foreign AZ
fairs as well as to others out OF the House they
gard them as matter Of practical Importance He thought
the time had now arrived for practical action.
Mr. INGERsoII, dem of Conn, moved the resolutions
be referred to the Committee egn Affairs Agreed
to.
The House went into Committee on the Deficiency
bill
The NEBRASKA oUEsroN-sPEEuH OF BENTON.
Mr. BENTON, (dem.) of Mo-, rose, and members crowd
cd round in order to hear him the Nebraska question
Mr. BENroN.-lf any bill to impair the Missouri COM
promise line of 1920 had been brought into this House by
a member from slave State under the administra
tion of President elected from slave State | should
have deemed duty to have met it at the threshold
and TO have made the motion which the parliamentary
law prescrbes for the repulse of subcts which are not
fit to be considered should have moved its reflection AZ
the first reading But the bill before us-or the two
may be considered one-Goes from that quar-
ter 1t comes from free State and under tho admn;s
tration of President elected from free State and nm
der that aspect of its origin deemed right wait and
the members OF the free states had to saw To
IT was proposition from their ranks to give up their
half OF the slavery compromise of 1920, and il they
chose to do so, did not how the Southern members
could refuse to accept It. 1t free State question: and
the members from the free States the Majority and
could DO as they pleased; SOL stood aoo waiting
governed by it, had my convictions of right and
duty and meant to act upon them. had come into po
above thirty years. and intended to stand upon 20 the
end, SOLITARY and alone" if needs be- (Applause and
doubling instant what the result was to be- Ihave
said this bin comes into Congress the adminstra
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and in that way there Is for citing his
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and s only a Of b.
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which he had no concern. Sir, I suppose / can be
Of Of. ON s ssE
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either a1S Sransh Iii .a
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three g%s q nav uss % for IT, Sir say the same q
any bill depending before and that any form IN
Esee9f1 SG5l or n 1's asr
i've dHs1 m sy snO,hes an sass and who
were It not for The ministrltiOn of bounty /
speak ~ the public printers, who get their daily
read and that tutcred both sides by daily printing
wbo REQUIRE the democratic members OF this House under
tie instant penalty OF political damnation give in their
adhesion 20 every bill which they call administration
that n change undergo. although chang
abs than the moon For that class of Intermediates
rarlifmenary law TO administer from
Burke Glry nothing hut little fable read tho value
~ which, all good bes lies its neral IL is in
French. and entitled Lane ct Matrer which being
done int Enesh mites the Ass and bis Master II
thus took IL into his scare his master
and put lions skin, and In the path
when be his master coming he commenced roaring
lie thought but he only brnyed, and the mastor knew
IL was his are 90 he went up to him with his cudge
and beat him nearly to death" That is the end OF
the fble. ard the moral of it is caution TO all
take how they undertake scare their masters
(Eycesye laughter. Long continued cries OF 'Nat bad
Good, good Hs, hal) Mr.. Chairman this Rouse will
fallen far below its mission II IL suffers
itself bsgoyerned BY authority, dragooned by
hirelipSe. am man OF no bargains
man that acts for the public good and in
offer the Of political friendship to member Of
this body that will stand together
protect It's rspectatilty and maintain it in the high place