The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12

spread Aarcys stt. the principles of international
law, before the resolution a. . preamble and nobo -
doubts the House may discus, the subject Bat Il VA
that Ingrahsm did his duty. Thank him for that he
had dore without preendr to 60 ino thu principle OF
, nal law :. discussed sy Marcy and h,sn.pn
not, up to the year l84s, alien having declared
his intention to become citizen and who left the soun-
have to o mmencs de nopo But, from that time ali
that part Of the act repealed and Congress aud the
sss % y. tim. OF g
In your favor and the pursuit Of your citizenship all
not interrupted" Now, Coogrsss said this effect
70 KosE and II the ernment had rsassd to protect
him. 1t would have been derslct Of duty and . deudsr
instead Of friend, to the alien
provef II has the custom OF every country 10 Ed
rope sdopt mode Of naturAliz ,ou. Il modern
invention Bat there are certain terms and conditions
United states period of ave years Is made Of the
conditions Of citizenship and the abrosa Of existing
s required And uS then. e,nsuons are so.
piled with, the state citizen hip cannot be acquired
Mr. PRnsTosrspi sd-Th government has said the allen
II there was any part Of The Secretary, letter he dssp.
proved more than another 1t that which says II
the Ia Piled ,anosr of the United states was the duty
Of the United States without any option At all to give him
a ctrne Of the ~ a. long IS its views CON-
tinue what they now are As whs he was glad Marcy
question was seconded, by ayes 50, nays S.
Mr.. DEAN (dsm.) Of N Y, having reported the rssou-
eebAte He wished it to be distinctly undsrssood-dis.
tnctly and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he preferred the resou-
ton Of the mittee to the he introduced the
second day u the session. BE w In favor OF the
luton because 1t came from one Of the standing
mitteea of the House. and because It forth to the
country having been deliberately adopted aud ma.
turely considered His resolution this subjsc.
offered the very cay the Presidents message ssnt
in and he Was anxious the same mail which carried it Ia
"a f0Ftn onnnn M inns fhRe
Congress approved the conduct If Dgraham much -
he Preses did He did not ia What language tbs
people in okpg at this vote Of tt and presentation
OF medal will regard the act aud not the particular
that which have emp ssic,lly endorsed rns
whole design OF the resolution to pay Ipgrahsm
= compliment for lis gallant conduct, which Is
and people Of the world, We declare q princi Ole
which is the object OF the resolution and which coutaaa
three points viz First the right OF man to expAtrate
himself and choose his residence Irrespective OF his
place BIRTH ss,ondy the right OF the government 70
,ord protection to such persons as choose TO come "a
the approval by Congress Of the act Of ngaham and the
act ,f our government in sust, lining IngrAham.
Mr. CUNNING, Gem Of N. Y, explained that he In.
tended to for the resolution bat could subscribe
the grounds taken BY the g,ntensu from New York.
paid to IngrAham should to the world IS An expot'n
of great principle Is the gentleman called 1t, He VAS
favor Of the resolution on the ground Of gallant chi'
vAlr, u.s. and humane conduct by IpgratAm.
Mr.. DEAN resumng the floor, said he trusted The
resolution would not bs referred to the Committee Of
Whole the State OF the ULion 1t would be eluivA.
lent to vor G az Aipbt the resolution.
Mr.. wH1nEK, (dsm) of Y, wished to know how that
could be.
MI DEAN e, planned the resou lion was sent there 10
would give iss to further oebats and BESIDES the APP
propri.ton bills will have precedence Of consideration
Mr.. WHsKIER ssiiA colleague who Was absent desired
to speak this subject
Mr. DEAN remarked that the gentleman alluded to (Ar
COMMITTEES Of the Whole on the state Of d. Union
Mr.. WHEELER replied, his colleague should be aware
that the administration gag game would bs applied 70
cut off debate.
Mr. DIAN said he did not under, and what his colsssus
meant BY the rules 1t always in the powe OF the
House say how Tor tho debate shAll be allowed. He
desired correct mistake OF the fact In reersace 20
the action Of the With regard to the
OF rAham 1t as said that tbs goverp At
6rst hseaed and about Approving the act ADD
tn, it not until after the popular pulse had been
felt that 1t sanctioned 1t lngrahAns letter was rs.
ceivsd here giving the details Of the affair about the
Of August, ard i'm medistely, and Is the mail
could convey IT, letter ssnt By the Secretary Of tne
rotary Marcy Furnished similar letters to smyrna asd
Constsntinope In coz cu.i,n, Mr. Dean said, we have
taken our position as u European colonization 90 his
continent and It's = jscent isanis We'are called
upon to take step forward end assume distinctly oar
position the rights Of those who entitled to he
protection Of Cove nment shsthsr they De nAu-Al
cit not aud that posto is hat the deck Of
Ameics tbipis in all places, sacred and that 40
spot on our sp or for-ign soil on .hich person in
vested with Az ercsn national stands 10 invio ole
| IS the ssncury Of the gota.
The House refused To refer tae resolution 70 the
| ayes. so, noes 1853.
The smerdm, NJ Of Mr. PHILLIPS was voted down III.
out division The resolution adopted in form ~
s,isinay reported, by yeas ia, nays as tcllo-s:
YEAS. ketsrs Aiken, Jss Al en-. Wallis Allen: To-
ss.sii. Sosssi. bsyss B;.Sisn.dss BiidSss Bssts.
Tss 5S1s, osS
cI Srai,s cfsetsr sx cnpp%ns' cs,Hf p..
| runbsr. EDDY Edwards Edmuntson, Ellison, Engltah.
fs,sss Ly,;h.r ssrE Rs.5lsy T.aans' Pea
Grow, Hamilton Harlan Of Ind Harris Of As Harris o.
Miss, Harrison, Hasdns: Hendr,n, Hem Hbsa Vi g.
ter, hillyer; Heustos Howe Hughes Hunt, lnserell.
Knox Kuits. Lamb, Lane Latham Lndley Lindsley NO.
pouss. Mckplien keNair Macs; Macy. Msstsson, Mtu-
ray Noble Norton olds Oliver Of H. y. Oliver q No.
| Orr, Peck. Peckham Perninston, Perkins OF y. v,
Psas' Of M rhsD sa Hi i.b. f
s%m;n sinsis.n sisiton. Serr smith Of smy,i
q Texas sn0dsr. sse,s Sta ton Of Tenn stanton q
stusrt Of Mich Taylor OF Taylor If 0hi rhantoa.
Tg.ey. Trout. Ts.sd, Ueh.m. Vail Wad,,, wMsrt'rs.
burn Of Me- Wells wentworth Of III wentworth Mass,
| Weshrook. Wtte, Wright, Yates snd z lille Gsr-l7tt
| NAYS -Messrs Abererombie Clark, Hsriar Of U 10,
Haven Jones Of Tenn. Mcdonald. Packer, ParYs.r, and
Smith u Als.-9
/ PRINTING caysrs RKruRvs.
| Mr.. STANTON. dem Of KY from the Com mt.ee On
Printing, reported asain,t printing additional cspes Of
large volt OF census RETURNS upwards OF twe toou-
sand having already been ordered FOR the ofCongress
but reported in favor OF printing FIFTY th1usAnd copies
| compendium Of census
Pending The consideration Of the subject the House
sdjogEpia
United States Connmissioncr's Court.
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