New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-16

Mr. S:-pbens. AID to show that his tables are cor,~
NJ, BOfCE remarked Feverish impotence seem,
10 have seized on the American miad . further
tsrson We in bot haste 70 become ne rnasterI
~ the wer. some have such capacious ston4chs =.
70 be ressy 20 s~silO~ the shOie continent. he ii I
no, .,urs,biza -, N the ltes be agaias' an il-
definite er;ension sat thought it woald be b;te- Z
We could preserve orr prssen' limits ani number #
population. We arc isrger nov than the Woe NJ
Europe Cuba va. not reces-i-y - " a. III ii-T
portion long a. she r-ms'us 10 the hands o.
Spain II keep her from falling into the pssse5-
sion Of Other powers, re have nothing - dread. :,
far from Cubs being necessary 20 ~, II you'd b.
great dr, wba5k for va rou be under the nscas'ty
Of Increasing navy. TO which be VS. opposes.
However anxious he might be fr the m)neyet
prosperity Of the North, he Wa overrulei by
more impor,sn. con,dera'ions While tns )Ta
would be benefited the great interests Of ihs Soli1
would be placed in jeopardy lnstead Of annexa-
reated IL wa. inexpedieut, al this tine, 2, annex
Cuba Besides tbs spanish Creoss ars not capable Of
selfgovernment. and be his great doubs but thai
Cuba would be q reliable Save state
N.Y. SMITH Ala obtained tbs floor, bit yie led TO
Mr. HAMILTON who moved that the Committee
take recess from 10 cock.
M JONES, Tenn. ,-Whsi, gentlemen, Is before
Mr.. HAMILrON-Th. Pacific Railroad blu.
Mr. JONES-Has there been single speech on
that subject
Mr.. HAMILTON-Iti is the desire to make speeches
on it.
recess TO 0 clock when the House was opened with
about 30 members in attendance.
Mr. MCMULLES said he regretted 10 tnd 20 many
seas vacant Certainly gentlemen who voted for the
recess ought to be present. He suggested 70 MI
Smith lof Ala. who was entitled TO the ,Or 10 give
way that the Committee may rse, ana 10 orcer tltt
the Gentleman on tomorrow may have larger audi
tory H. however. il the purpose OF the gentle
man TO speak for bis constituents ana the galleries,
Qauehter be had 10 objection
VOICE" Members viii soon come n.
ia.
ries.i
MIR. SMITH. Of Ala said certsnly on this occH-
sion he should like hs fello n5nDers 10 Oe prs'eu'
but he ID not speak 20 then aOAe' he eApr,'ei 1hI
intended that hs voice should Do htari Ia the rsno
ct parts Of the county. The time .lH soon O. ne
when American Legislators vii % ior0-- D. ne
voice of the people To- take the stand on me gfea
American Que s.icn and act. All mere parties. aad
rsrty orgat izs'ions will nave 20 give way before H.
He aaeumed the new Association, being comp )-eI
entirely Of Native Americans, can have nothing s.
b.art but the glory honor and welfare Of the coun'
try He bad DO 0oubt they desire q exclude Caiho-
lies not alone because they are Catholic bat because
they are 80 intimately connected stn foreigners taat
II l. impossible 20 separate them, therefore, they
world have 10 take the whole or exclude the Wn).9.
Uelad down and argued from the folio wing pre- ntses
Fiyst-"No Immigrant shall be- allowed 70 leave the
ship be come in, until he renouuces his allegiance -
all foreign powers, and swehs bonA ie 20 become
an nDsbtant Of the United States, and this shall be
made known 70 him by the Captain Of the snip before
be takes passage 90
SerondINo immigrant can be- allowed 10 land until
he produces a passport from the proper autnot,ues
of the United States abroad from which he comes,
which passport shall contain the requirements III Inc
first proposition.
,;ve a passport 10 any person unless one Of sOund
mind body and good character, stating the said llnm
GRANT has never been convicted OF CRIME, and ssia
Consul5 shall refuse passports 70 81 notoriousy' s
ditious end rebeDious persons aud all innas anl
psupers. ,,,e
r.nealed ~ 20 prevent al foreigners from voting who
have not become naturazed provided that all boys
under the age of ten years, on arrynZ A. t"enyone,
shall be considered citizens 10 every respect. For
eieners should not be allowed to vote Oe;A1-e they
can never appreciate republican Government. Ia
this connection be condemned kossu,h, kinkel MAJ
zin and the speakers at public meetings "a NeT
York who advocated the taking oil otner peopies
property by force.
tive or foreign meeting.
Mr. SMIT IL could not say. The speech from which
he had read was reported in good English, and he
feared the speaker corrupted by foreign influence
Laughter Was there anything in that 10 smile or
laugh al May we not be beguiied by foreign ser
uents who come here with educated tongues-Jssu'
It's priests rails d from the cradle TO reduce US
Mr.. BARRY inquired whether Gagazzi' who started
The Crusader. is not o foreigner, and wAether Ben
nett is lot foreigner
who suepds his nights in cOncOctlng ISLANDERS on the
Native American party, and who pours ont h5 boi"ng
csuldron of lies is the main sustlner oil Abolition
As for BeI nett no did not care for him, more ti1
for any other half demon. A. to Mr. Chandler as
clamer about the temporal power oil the rope "
amounts TO nothing. which be could show. had be
tine. That gentleman had denounced M Know
Nothing psrty. -.
Mr. CAANDLER-I would scoru 20 oppose party
OF which not a gentleman on thu. floor ayoNs MN
self q member. Cries, Good. 80
MI SMITH-Thst expression Is not more iuno
Jesuitisin than the eenilemans entire speech th5
oplv retalisiion make s let the gentleman read MS
own speech then let him say he does not oppose tae
Naive American organization. Mr. smith further
ce!ended the Know. No.hings boldly .slilln5 the
alleged designsof the Catholic Church
Nj HAMILTON IS oae OF the sseet Com Gitiee'
arponted on the subject of the Pacihe Railroad,
called attention to the bit now pending lie believed
il TO be proposition unsarrantsd by the Con,utu-
tior. and If warranted by il most dangero1. ~ Con-
rress 10 establish it. No one having regard ior me
Constitution can sanction the passage Of the biil. H.
said that for the northern AMI southern lines tue bi
proposed gives altogether $40 GOO OoO ana N ld-
lion. paving enormous expenses Of e'taoii.hns many
n llitarv posts and gerrisous, requiring J. iVO men
Mr. BENTON obtained the foor.
The Committee rose, and the House S-feea 90 hee'