New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
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~ DAVIS Cnti said ~ never sar the bill taksa
Up ~ osy sri gye'ed ,hst e be iaf'-psy p,sssi
over uu'i % morrow, IL oder q allow tins ior ~,
exsuirr'i.D.
Uranlneus ccvssnt was aesess,ry 70 do thi, bu:
NJ BENTON dsclsrea thst while Ne wpuovr-
ing 10 oeiav territorial basiucss he ~as rSa,yea 4,
6ah; The bil toS before to Committed. he ssvs
wsv 20
SIR LANE. WHO sSi-Vhsp tbs, fslsv 90 atiay
70 M Fsrie7D called 10 rrsr ~ss-lto e o(
The sentence was loet m o. afenirg cri-s II Oder"
"O-ierrl Ater pause. Mr. Lace resumed. say.
inc he did not wish 90 excite nj feeling ani sSa
appealed to the Con nitoe ~ set ASIDE the but b.
fore the in ortsr 20 proceed & tbs Territorial ois
Is only three dsys-tae second Of walc1 has nestiy
expitd-hsd been ser apart for tae.f consiie',i'a
Mr. FARLEY With the indulgence Of Mr. Bsa,oa
Who yielded the hocr) said hs cd no. s,cGcipns
such oppo.ition Itcpuid not be said tho msssars
had been sprung on the House or Com nissee, ssH
hsd been pending duri0g the whole session bat ief
the kind Of discussion INDUCED Ia today the deo"s
would now be resriy closed. Hs fesret not ms cp-
position intims,ed, especially when he kosF he W"
fiqht let Il come from ghst quarter Il might
MIR BENTON, oirec ing his remark IA Mr.. + triey.
said ~ Gid nor yeld the hoor for q speech. IA 9,
the subtelrare al ne Of telegraph tbs idea Vas pre-
NJ s,erous, DO matter shere contemplated. Toe Ia
Siaus all slopg he line get their living by isg'ag.
and they woulc cut under and take mo s1fe away
that the law Of the plains Two nun ms 0. scres
: all ole furrcs Only % much would IA done az
would make the lands sAleshle IN Ne~ York @r-
kes. The bli designed to msko the bhrsAia Tor
eternity lie then ridicucd the provisions OF tae
bin. exposing what be characterized - ths creep
out holes and saying the telegraph line vii bs es-
tablshed BY p.iS ate a. soon As mere saAu %
a common ~ railroad ~ the Pacific.
Mr. LATHAM commended tina, the principle OF ths
hin was right Suppose the ID sssr lod.ans break up
the ike, the General Goyernmsnt viii oss nota'oss
a. not siuge acre Is to be given til the line Is cca-
pleied ana in working order.
MIR. McDOUGAL briefly spoke in favor Of tho pas
sage OF the bill.
Mr. BENTON explsinod. These Digger iodlas
have long slender sucks vita hook a. tho eod-sss
object IA 10 pursue the ia Ard running into hole saf
hr,no il out with hook. Put do your fifteen han
cred or two thousand miiGs OF telegraph sat they
will dig up and cut up thc wre every luch OF IT, aat
make of Il hooks 20 pull out az nJs Laughter
MIR. SHELTON did not thiuk the object Of tbs
bill could be accomplished IL the maoner pfopoied
Mr.. SMITH (Ns.l vas Of the opinion thai tI wssn
absurdity TO attempt to build line OF telegraph 70
the Pacific in the present condition OF the country:
While the bill proposes tho line all DO coustfaisi
hy private enterprise, Government Is asked to sivs
two millions of acres 10 help tue projectors
Further ceb1te followed. but, without coaclt1,s
with the subject the Committee rose, aai the uIa'a
adjourned.