New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

steep from the oecliviti-s of ,a.ir noaa,.ius. Mr.
Seward r.vi.-oc the ssec, Of these alterations upoa
Mr. JOHNSON fArb.l moved recess till 9 . clock
Al aojuurnm.nt ~ss moved 6y several Ssnarors
ap6 Ter.
An suendu ent wss offered that the recess be TIL
O'Clock. Let.
Mr. Joh".ons motion finally prevailed, srd the
S.pa.e to- k rec.ss unit Q ocl ok
EVENING SESSION
Mr.. SEWARD re-OintlOn, providiug for the pay
ueLt o. Members OF Congress prevented fro stend
ire By ckr ess sbo wers by sickness in their e.
il,s Or by Necessary business unable to take their
seats at tJe comnen cement Of the Session, Was taken
up
M. CLAYTON moved 10 strike out " necessary
bufpess
A discuss on followed between Msssn SEWARD,
TOOMBs. ard CLAfTON when the nsn neat
was r .cisd and the re, ol1uon p4ssei
Mr. BRODHEAD Low tried to get the House
amendment 10 the Bounty L,rd hill bsfors the Seq
ate but this va refused, sod tbs Civil and ID pionst
ic hill %ss tst-pup
Mr. sEWARD-Arothe objection to the bill was,
.tst It IVES slrurg upon the HOnss within "a or ak
days Of the tpd Of the session. and the ,nufacures
have 10 time 20 Iemonstr.'e. | have lsttsr from 4
MAI ufsctUr-r II hichfOmste OF potash stating tais
charge will II lure him
Mr. BADGER-Whats bichromste Of potash
Nr. HI NJ ERR dont know. The presumption,
therefore H. that S-nstors are iRnOr sn snf u Illus
irsies my Argument That III this ha-ty leysl ,tiJa
Ssrsfors don't kpow what they sre ding DE thiag
DO know, The bill viii crush the IRON inter- Of Of the
county. Railroad enterpri.e has diverted too mach
labor that interest asc to tle lsft 10 yrculrure
Prices ale too bgn. We tapping the Treasury
&; both ends. | 0ont object 90 the profusen-ss Of
.rper oWe. when proper, but the Treasury mus he
Kept NIL Iris bill lessening The duties vii deple.e
The TT 6sufy.
Mr. WILSON presented petition from William
Rlssde sn1 Others of Bnstou for the repeal ~ tue
Natural cation l-ws; arc CT Ansel Lskn and Others,
81 Worcester. Mass, for 3 rpes OF the Fugitive
Slave BET. u I'll laid GA the table
AIR WADE aid he shouts not be driven 70 yota
ppor suhje,t which b. rad not time to examine. |
An pro,. ZIONIST. Toe sgr'cnl ura-the most im-
porisut of all OccuparOns-'s J-oPrdHed by THIS
measure. can ut persuade uyse thai the III 'u'e
has lot The cupsttu,l0nai right ID AHA any con lsn
10 their Mob., bills.
Mr. SEWARD nterrup;ing: Has thu House ths
const' aODa right 10 attach pfosso Tor the sdmis-
zion OF State to general appropriation Iui
Mr. WADE-God forbid | should say no, tor the
time NAY come hen that may be Zone and would
be the last to question the constitutional right OF
such
MI WILSON, have listened to Mr. Wade, and
am .ick of this talk about protection We nave had
Urcoube speeches enough T. night shout the labor
OF the country. Everything that has been said On
the sutect for ~ eny years past has been re9esef
AL The pre- iciicns sbout danger from ths want of
protection have been fasif d. In 1885, the interests
Of The IA manufacturers sacrif ed for po itic>l
copsoerarons Sir Wsoe hsj remarked tn,' he
lWIlsoI) a Know. Moth ne upon this subject, add
So MOE of The Seps'ors appear {, be la 1851 the
Senator from New York voted for lncocp rating the
River and Horbor bill upon ths Civil and DipDns,ic
bill of that year. That was not more iocongruousto
the subject than this tariff Qualification. snaii sup
volt thu bill because believe IL s subserve the
interests OF my own State as well as those Of the
country
Mr BRODHEAD asked division on the question
The fret part OF the smenOmsDt by tue Senator from
North Carolina was for the benefit OF the Rrros1 id-
fer, sfs in The South aud SCUM West The later cart
was Itenced to benefit the manufacturers Of NeF-
En-, land. Here wac acombinatlon-P Pro slavery and
Abo.iiioDisD Pro.Ssyery and kno~-NOtnos'sm.
He opp,a,ula'eo his Southern rends upon their ne
sl;y in behslf of Free Trade His frienO foon Ntssa
ctns-ss init neied that the ioesof protection IVES u be
abnuOo I'd. II w9s long We since sucn an lhta nta
come from thai quarter. He you'd remind the Sens
tor that the Slave trace originated III Ma'aschasets
a. well a. Free trade notions lie could uno erstsnd
why the Senator from Massachusetts, was IN favor Ut
Free-tsce The slave property OF The Scum s ~octn
abopt 81 400 COO O00 If adIect taxation De resorted
to- srest part Of that borden will f. on toe slave
States Mass8ctusets corporations hay5 got rcl by
protection; now she wants dyestuf' and wool free,
al 10 get this Is willing to give Southern raul
roads their iron free. l won ,sy anything about
bargains bur the,e things look queeIly. fns ar
ran, emett on the Civil ano Diplou4ti: bill i. 10 b I'd
tas e ana at . bad time. Rvvo utiouary Senator's
VIII excure my zeal, rs the interest OF my zeal In
MI WILSON, didn't refer to the Fugitive Slave
act I or 10 repeal the Missouri Conpro bl.e. Wash
tn, Pc questions come up, vii % prepared tor them
As 10 protection Massachusetts wants Tree wool ani
fee oye.stufis would abolish ii 10 duty On raw ns
terial which enters into The MANUFACTURES OF the
c, ubisJ. Penn. ylvana has enjoyed more protection
than any other State Unoer this bill her iron Will
have a protection 6f thirty five per cent
Mr. COOPER, intenuptiDgD-H do you make
that ou-.
Mr. WILSON lresumip)-The duty will be 25 per
ceIi and TIE cost of importation 1ry Is more.
suppose this bill will be defeated, aud go over to the
next Congress.
Mr.. SEWARD finterruptiogD you more con-
fleIce the next than In the present House OF Rep
Mr. WILSON, don't why should not have
much, and certainly have more political sympathy
with thu ue1f House
Mr. BROWN-I sm glad to find that Mssssehu-
sell. has tskep the right ground upon the subj-c' OF
FIee-usde. hope, by and by, she will be right on
slavery also.
Mr.. JONES asked Mr. Badger to Withdraw his
eme ndu mt, TO ALLOW the Senate TO come to d direct
vote Mr. Cay'Ons proposition To ttrlze out every
tlI 2 in relation TO II tariff from the bill.
Mr BADGER withdre@ his aneIdmeat.
Mr.. BkIGHI wanted To see the bill relieved OF
Irrelevant after. de thought The proposition for
revision Of the tariff good enc Du, out Of pisce in
tiis bill am for one. willing 10 take the response
bty e striking it out of Tbs bill but you'd vote for
it st ano her tine independent prop 'sltion.
Mr.. HUNTER appealed to former instances, when
irievelant matter had been inserted In sppropns
ton bills
Dir BAYARD desired the paralelisn Of the cases
cited al d ceplored such violation Of parliamentary
rules this epgraftnent OF the IeIlh involves. tie
thoue ht be saw in the rupture of those rules mace
for the preservation Of order, an omen Of the dssolu
! ton Of our TuDfry.
| MIR TOUCEY-Tbe House must by the Coustitu-
ton originate all money bills. They have chosen TO
| ombine with the appropriation bill revenue bill.
Ii would have been better TO have revised the matter
II there bad been time but the House had right to
.epd in sucb revenue bill, aud tue Committee OF III
iarce favoriDg the revenue addition, reported tue
| bill 70 the Senate. II We Go not coincide ia tle
Senate ard the bill goes bsck to toe HOuse. and the