The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08
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TERMINATION OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE
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The Paelfle Railroad Bill h Congress.
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HOMEOPATHY, AND INDUS
TRIAL CONVENTIONS,
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THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS-.
FInsT SESSION.


House OF Representatives.
wAsaISoroS, June 7, 1854
POSTAL ROUTES IN NEw TERRITORIES
On motion of Mr.. HEyN (dem of Iowa, the Com
hittee Post Offices and Roads was instructed to
INQUIRE into the expedency Of establishing certain post
outes In Nebraska and Kansas.
ALTERATION TINE OF xErrfSa.
] Mr. H0UsroN, (dem.) of Ala made an Intellectual
ort TO change the daily hour Of meeting to II O'Clock
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Hous6 went into Committee Of the Whole the
Pacific Railroad biif
Mr. STANTON, (dem.) Of Tenn, was anxious to get
khrough with the public business possible.
Hs would say nothing than that he would vote for
Mr. BRIDGES, (dem.) of Penn. being opposed to it on
grounds asked and obtained leave to print
bill it assumes Congress ought not to establish the
route but that It ought to be determined by the
tive department. Until it shall be shown that the
route is not the right lie would not support any
6bn which excludes IL. lie then spoke OF the public
the Of
for internal improve mens and school purposes
lSpossd BY Mr.; Bfnnett,s bin.
menced by him month ago, arguing that in al The
grants Of lands government has omitted to make
them insure Immediately the pecunary advantage of
4he government ITSELF contendiDg that there
absurd idea than that States had been favored by
grants Of Ian The government has constantly had
Mr. CHAsD,xR (dem.) Of Pa although feeling a deep
interest in the Pacific Railroad bill, and representing
commercial community thought this is not the time to
discuss IT, He hoped the measure is not dead, even
should It be allowed Sleep His object discuss
RAISING lstter postage from three to Eve cents he con-
tended the effect Of the measure would be to drive
printed matter into private hands which would carry
~ safely and ss expediiiousy "a while the depart
ment would have to pay the same amount now for
transmission Of the nails therefore, the very de-
signed to increase the of the department would
practically diminish them. If mad been claimed the
Post Once must be self sustaining machine he should
demand in the Of the reading and writing people,
that the department shall be credited with all Of
hch has been poured into the national treasury
ut any former period.
Mr.. BnnoP PERKINS, (dem) Of n Y, said he did not
doubt the constitutional to grant alternate
tons Of land foI the railroad to the Pacific but in his
starts NO where, meets no where Assuming vicksburg
the starting point and taking into calculation grants
poets il would cost government ninety Eve millions Of
dollars He wanted to much OF tire public
Lands IS he could to cradle poor % men to become free
speech in reply to Mr. Smith (of Va defending, as h,
tons cf the last namsd gsnte%an The subject related
to tie proceedings when Mr. Giddings years ago.
70 be incendiary connected with the subject of
savery He denied having declared in effect that IT Was
masters and sad Mr. Smith guilty Of fabrication In
asserting.
The CHAIRMAN, (Mr. Boco .k) reminl led him he must
call him TO order If he persisted
Mr.. GmDIsGs replied be not aware the word 'fab-
rcaton' exceptonable language; but he would say
instead, the assertion had truth in it. daughter
He wanted Mr. Smith to answer him, back out from
his position. He had thought proper to notice the
who had been Governor Of Virginia. WHO stood here
the leader Of ce slaveholdng interest," and the whpper
in Of the administration.
There NOT quorum present at any time curing the
day. The Committee rose
CONSULAR REFORM.
Mr.. PERKINS, (dem Of La, introduced bill to
was referred 10 The Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The House then adjourned.