The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-18

whereof tbs parties oQA been daily
shall be. and 10 hereby forev 7 pre- iissi"
BSunoP AID CLAIMS
The bill for the settlement OF The BAsaop private LAND
claims In Lcuishra waa passed.
After IN executive session, the senate adjourned.
House or Rsprose sent&sives.
WAsmsoroS Jan IL, 1854
yHz xnCuuu THE yNFosTUsATK xHs on BOARD rHR San
FRAScIsoo, gTC.
The B0uss eoncurrsd the Sssatss .nsnt 10 ths
rssslstion providing for the apposstmest u at cs
nittss TO inquire and report IL what form ts askns~
hdgmss b Of Consss and the gratitude Of tue nation
may bs most appropriately expressed TO those bsssvos
and courageous men Who the means, isr Prou-
cenos, Of rssouips from death 30 many atlssas.
Mr.. FLoRaxcl (dsm.) Of Pa. offered resolutions OK
pressing the hes ust thanks Of Csgrsss the rssssens
and p,ovdiDg for medals to be presented 70 them. 8s-
ferred TO the Commit.ss on Military AFFAIR."
rEDP0sD CnAA0H N 7HI nAsSKR lUlHSTHu PRuDcE1
AND VIE rRnHDEr
Tbs Comnittss on The Judiciary, to whca was refsrrsc
the rssolauon OF M. E~tcg, (~hisb Ky, yopodng
amendment OF the oons,suton 70 the n s Of ssotiug
Presds At and Vice sndsat Of ths Uatsi Satss mAas
o. an sss " %: ..p q ess sss % sns
Iortsnt question by the II the rssou iea The
COMMITTEES arc satshsd that there Is convoticu Ia this
public NINA that evils connected with the pre-
sent moos that may and should oe rsmedtsd aad o.
levipg there calm Ia tine political ssm. ss, the
nni,ss IL due that Conrsss shsll oposy s0ns
carefully nsi sr.d amendment In the prsmisss tnsy
therefore ark 70 be disc rs the further oocs4er
alton OF the subject and ,ut uuon that the
OF nine embe VI the House and ave II Ssnst,s "
which shall BE- referred said resolution proposing aa
smenf ept TO the tutioD, with
the matter into ion and report such ;,
TO them o. AL sssm mos expsdiont to accomplish tse
objsos
oa pr potes abolish the intervention OF eeators
ess.y ths general ieAst ss.sm ey dvidss tas s..es
into the nsms pumbrr OF districts each Slate has
senators and rtprc-sL tA,ives
Mr. NcMruEs, (d.m.) Of Va, mo-sd to lay the report
the table and print IT, Hs would Ike the COMMITTEES
ut Tn n rhA r3nUh hnn
Ar PAsKES (-hg) Of Ia, said there was no necessity
'or the matter ttandng over He believed the subjsct
Every complaped OF he svis OF the present
mode o. eecing President and Vice President
Mr. EWING .ased What would b. the fate Of the resolu.
toA and whether all further hquiry would bs closed, II
n. AcMulisn's motion should prsvai'
The SPEAKER replied that would he the praotIoAl effect
Mr.. tCMuIIHs,,sii II the gsntler,a0 fom Kentucky
report te recOmmttsd.
Mr.. EWING sad be course pursued By the Committss
the judiciary not suggestion Of hs. He had I'd
his resolution referred to th,t COMMITTEES In prss-ence
10 select COMMITTEES oontrsry TO tho advice OF hts
frepde Who appeared to taks interest 10 the
meDs BE wanted the frse sascioa Of staining com.
mtiean tmiDen respectable cnswhich hs bal evsd
would bring pusio alter ton to the sut.ct 10 TO- he
could othervA,s He before them and
thev treated him with great dsgrss Of courtesy Aid
kndnsss, for which he made HIS aekpowscg n.nts
He allow ed to explain the ojsot OF ths proposed
charge apc they agreed TO report In favor Of IT.
sequenty they concluded It sas properto make
port now befois the House and ,ussss-d sslsot o,m
mittse. He rspeatso, IL Mr. AoMuilea's moicn shoud
prevail all further iDq Try would be closed up which h-
should o>s siy regret
He prepared 70 act the question. Being IN
sns to have the time Of the House thus oo2s9 ned pc
q tho Houss BY moving hat the report be recomr.tsd
The mcrpips hour exp, I'D
Drssrs on TBE PknapET's MESSAGE TO rsRHsArn SOON
Mr. toSls (dsm) ~ r., u-.ss- novsi inst sl d-sst.
ths Pr-sio-,ts Messsg In hs mn'tt-s o. theWbol'
State OF the UVhn should tern,ioas rhursdJ week
Adopted
rAvAI PENSIONS MILITARY ACADEMY
The Hou into oeu m tt-e o. tn Whnls op q q
Sate Of The yDion vher the iii making "a approp ia
for navy pc and oil maki,g appro pri.tipas II
sppoit OF tb- Military AoAd my we're read without
debate ere laid ias TO be reported to the House
Dxx wA8E On TIE INV YORK DvxocRACI-MR CUTTINGS BE.
n. rsns or HAsDs AND sorn-aaau ,xolTKHHSr
E r.sa t4sm 81 New ,S ss'. ..aoa :, 70 !, me, Scos
mAshs usds ths aosr, and then unosd snsn the
arrived mn the ro.rsey of Ne. York TO sps.k N
srag~ which 'be nesnAst anc dui-st understand Ing
would willingly fail to undsr-tand When use
ihs word d. .nooraoy, he Of csurss intended bs
alcerstood - alone re-rriog that oobls ohivsL
ard self-sacricoy pAr'y ~hch, ~hstnsr in
n. D d- Of victory and ia the pl-pituds a. po,sr
In defeat HIS aimed and preserved the oon
utoo in its purity and unssss~n Integrity, both in
satsr snd tyt ssa,pst he opsn assaults Of the
wheh frAt-rnssd, With unpton Of sell sed
sincerity with the desperate - dsoya wings, the pur
s...a I ana @ 40 ,.op'. y sno % Ssmsssas, % sao..
groes they were deuding, Tas time for speaking to
which he had aIut cd had tnan fally While
be ankle ufly desired tbat som. Of HIS sssosiatss
wtud give ntteranss to the views this suosas he
ger remain silent IL due TO his self
.; should Isy saa s:
have been elevate above hem ana he regretted To
vhe have shsmeessiy violated tnsir trust Every opp
ard make rpara'ion for the usexAmpid outrages but
nseso of srsspng the golden oppor unity thus gsaar
% ,Ss s n.
YIk election, the character Of which the admiustr ston
did mo- underssnd The misrepresentation which
r,sSi, eeul.ssd ss.nss the motive. and soS Of
the New York democracy, tn ir present p,sitiop,
and their puress .ad brightest menso Gag ant so fae
and have these been that he for woud
longer refrain from doing he could TO the
ru,h iron, the danger which threatensd 1t For the
tculary for his simplicity he IL very sod, agssssols
man Ia common par!ancs among the Nav York
rounderr he isa 'guoesr, aud what the ladies vouli
polite, pleasing aud afAols gentle
than he (Mr wslsh) exps,,sd 10 D. (Laus hter)
he PresceIt had always treated him With marked kind
that bis gensrL disposition tovAr every sody, he
must b csmpeied 70 take heavy discount from his
present onacenss L.ushter) It va. In eonsequsnos
,na. han iousy avoided calling the Prs.idsnt
He then proo eced TO set forth facts leaving ali - draw
New Vera from ls4A to the present time following
conduct Of the exp ressing what he thought
Of them In emphatic erms It wasa ruls ia the Orho-
6oI Church that Whenever man deserts II he oan csy
back y doing rennAaoe for his Grim and ,ho sng
sincere sense csstrton. He knew Of good reason
Why the SAM good us shoult not be- carried ousn poll.
te In 1852 the democracy had their platform erected
on ~hich General Pierce vas elected, hs having
accepted The nomination with the accompanying
f6utons and he acquissoed 10 tbs principles Avowei
isesu,s they IL principles Of his past ife Ho
rave there bses carried out In oos. II seatemea sup
poe there 10 seeming opposition 70 tle ADMINISTERS ion
from the New York dsmoc ats beosue Of dissp
10 securing tfBcs they sadly undervalur the men
with whom they have to deal When the sdminstra ion
Undertook rfers with ths local eIsooos and 10
mske Mr.. Greene Boason do their dirty sors, thsy
could MT have knt that high miadst aud honorable
Whsn the threat u.t.rea by ths ADMINISTRATORS
the democrats heard the msn6ste With sorro-, out
hurled hsrk the threat with manly ndignAtoe They,
so ruu pied against all the power aud Ap 2ianoss OF
and he would tell the fisnds OF the
iprstion that whom the neSt election ccn % they
viii Hna the triumph Ia times signal The barn
burners In lts8 "sofs'ths best Illustration OF
thing hard Ia the damood which fair rspressna-
lion Of eli purity All kaos what soft means n norss-.
oper any rsscay and what soft head or soft spot
means ''sofr' Ia mpb an Individual whos- morals
poktes ready 10 b .ommodated - any FORM
The democratic party It formerly existed has bssn
veil dshnsc universsy underst cd principle but tbs
course pursued latsly reeogHzrg cfAs Of fsetonsts
the bvors Of the sdE inbtrstion Degrading dscA