Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-15
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THiRTY-TIihD coNGREss-Fir.i sesion.
$500 wAsnisoroS, July 10, 1854.
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SENATE. ,.,s.si +. .l. 81.


l. WAsnisoros, July 10, 1884,.
! .'A.1 AZ 81 s. SENATE 90, ,ii Is 30
Mr. Wade said that in the New York Herald vas
statement that when the about TO be taken On post
ponipg the Homestead bi Senator Seward took 90 his
hat and len, he having yet determined .be,her to
lose the foreign OF knoa- Nothing influence IN New
noin. he Shr. w.dsl thought It required Of him to
sy that on that day the Senator nom New York and the
seoaor hom North Carolina both having occasion to be
absent had agreed to pair of and had requested him
So; ,s 49,. i
me-: Sumner presented petition Of citizens OF
WINDSOR county, Vermoot praying the abolition OF sa
'e,y ana ,he save uaoe 10 me territories
MT. DnBnt in"oouccd Oil granting land 10 Indiana
LOT faihtad therein ..as ~ tt..- 10 81.
mr.. Jones, o. io.a from the committee on Pensions
reported Dill granting pension TO the widow of James
Batchelder, lately killed while aiding the Marshal
cue 'ny avs S ~ 'ne on'.ea states In Boston.
h Zones SAID mat tue committee was equally divided
,ad ., the OIL ne pre-
seIea paper aBeea 70 ~ oimsei aud Asssrs Williams
anu NAy, -.,. ,........... II -. ~.
- ,. SUMNER p,eSeS.eo paper containing tho views
j "a '''e" A"N ' ee'la--oo'o ofaetea 70 10 prin-
% %, .,,.,
nL, musk sa n resolution that from and aher
" C, mI oenI , mee. aslJ a. eleven O'CLOCK
mr.. Clay objected anu resolution laid over. ,..
/ nne homes'eau OBJ vas heh taken up. ..
. ne it'son psnuns Se'"g on mr., Cnase amendment
,no oousns W 'ue 9n 70 aii Foreigners now In,
,S W eyn'o W 'ne onteu States Mr. Chase sup.
| NJ NJ ,nu u.,enuaen- :.
-. 80 a i. .,u ue souu VOC LOT " because there
wuea usuce III g'ing iand 70 all those Foreigners
| NJ r, s Sns ue'e % 70 tnose now mere.
/ 6oi, ~ sau ue souiu fo'e 'or u 10 avoid leading
r. o 'eiHP'suon OF committing perjury by swear
| tu ueIe " "e passage OF inc TIL .s...
summer ior sn nour, addressed the Senate in
VI -upe ON anu OF nus colleagues amendment
,; n o"n 'onowea 10 long written speech In explain
snns,;,. SUBSTITUTE no in'ends Offering Tor the bill. His
aIIow; .o, an eHehsioh ., tne pre- emPton privilege
seluers after actual occupancy aud cultivation Of
e 'or hunoer OF wears 10 get patent therefor by
pJ"B smNi price. The price 10 be regulated by era.
uu nv scale
- yes, Ui tennessee addressed the Senate In sup
~, ~ e Gn, aho against Ar. Ciaytons motion to strike
o.,.d as asa section he said the United States
La 81 @ nunofeu m,'iohs OF icres OF unoecupied
a"u ne heiu u 10 DE the very best policy to give
10 W =, " NOSE W tne country who had none. 1t
=, ,L ,Hy esieniAea 70 promote the general welfare
A, 80 u"u ~
no snow.d a. .n,, ppI oJusl lha' foreigners should
On 49,; q.any III gS'n9 upon these lands With our
n,orn, -, ' epou lehec''on me objection did not
nouu. 70 inueh suppose foreigners do go there with
ano cultivation they are Of assistance and benefit to the
az se'..rs sna oy doubling the lumber Of settlers
y iu"y OF 'ahu 10 cultivation, they advance the
rs anu tne American iolows, the latter will find tho
| 80 S.u &c, 'ements maue ana many OF the hard.
n c,ss,ny seu nis oos,a'ed;
M layton rsphed al length aud in support Of striking
out the sixth section In course of his remarks he said
sr S opposea 20 ursng any distinction between ciii.
~ on account OF their birth or religious opinions. He
ralz.,on ., .e repeal OF the nstG-
satisfied with them az they were But he could n ha
i regrattng hear from
foreigners as something above the native citizen n5
drawing distinctions between them to the
Of the latter Such remarks were co,onI,, 20 n "
anything else TO rouse tho feaIios Of ,h .nSn
pie and swell the ranks of those aIId
/ Know Nohings by hundreds OF thousands
Mr. Dodge Iowa. asked the Senator TO name tbst ssp
ator who bad made remarks drawing nyidiors d;s,;n
ton in favor OF the foreigner against III, no,;v n H.
Senator that he had done so directly or
| he denied il 10 TOTO ......
Mr. Clayton saidhe had no reference to any particular
/ htNa 81.
would remind him. that few days since the Senator 49,
styled those whom he had called Native Ame,;csn. o
Know-Nothings as contemp,ible, &c The senator we'll
knew that that organization have within the Ias, f.
months carried every election which b,5 tat, -, r;
the cities of the country Though he was nor ~
what the principles the objects or aims that orpapz.
lion WERE yet he submitted TO the Senator vrhe,h,e -
y who could thus triumph in every election was y, h
considered contemplate Their strength showed they
were not contemplate
| Mr. Wade made a briefrepy md the hin v,s ,o0,
poped. f
Mr. Badgers resolution suspending for tomorror The
rule which apart Friday private bills was agreed
to-
During the day message received from the Presi.
dent, accompanied by tin box about a loot long and
wide and three inches Deep supposed to contain the ia
| pan treaty.
Mr. Mason moved an Executive session-agrsed TO- In
few minutes the doors opened aud the Senate
journed at 4 o'clock.
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
| Nr E;duu .s,, IT,, ., -.
| whooI;na III p,., MI 60 e "ieuiorai OF the
uaton Of the cb,rcss a,ips, I.aa an '9 ~
Snron' CO '"e -; est 'u.'ce nrier oil the u
eiary Commitss " "''' referred 10 tue judi
| Mr. Howe said II bc fo,towod Tho r,or,n,;, a.,
6eslincs and nde,psn, h bI% np;o ~ OF nls own
but bcjor sa,;sHnd h", b 70 .ne memorial
correct decision rcIsira ~ the RID , au niaG
would NOT object The mer,oI '.ea .,e on'o ne
| IL ~ ys ,u u, 'ne"o'.' was so rsIerred
GERS of The Wa.bne,on N,;ni Wn ne nSara Oh mana
". fa ,n eo a nas attained the height Of 1855
"a Tho f,nds or. en,;,e h,J nhd .ha'
IN ,en,o;h ,he ,.a, ahd al recent Efforts
sbnit ,hs whois snliso,, psoveo imperative they
Ow;ng - ,h 49,, s ~ " or sonsluera'ion.-
III ~ us' v, ,"s su"Jee', AR may moved that
| teen Ar,ao5 - " ''e'' 'oin""'ee OF mir
The R;Sar and u,,ho, iii,
sncndn.r, 80 aauo',, o' wa" en AIKEN up. All the
es mas ~ "''e "' anu tue Dill passed Yeas
| Tho I'M a,nron,;,,os 49,, 40 ,oo.ooo =. 800.