New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-15
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WAsHfysros5 April 7.--Seaate, II. Mason, from
the Committee on Foreign Relati0ns reported areso-
luton TO- tie effect that no further legislation Is neces
sary in order to pnean end to tile treaty WitADen-
mark regulating the payment of Sound Dues. The
subject was on motion, made the spedaIorder for
Monday next.
MF. Cass- desire to present memorial from per-
sons composing the seestyed Legislature of Kansas,
and move It's reference u the Committee on Terri
tories
The subject after considerable discussion was laid
aside, and She Bounty Land bill taken mp
Mr. F0ote argued briefly iii favor of the passage Of
the BILL, and il was then laid aside.
The Senate then resumed the consideration OF the
reports upon Kansas affairs. ii a g$5S Il
Mr.. Geyer said his position in the Senate, as the
sole Of the State Of Missouri would
not permit him to decline participation IN the de-
e engaged in it AZ work Of necessity rather
than of inclination. THE circumstances under which
lt was 1nan g1rated seemed I'd indicate purpose TO
Iaa capital out IF the Kansas disturbances
WIG view control the pending elections, State
asy IN sgcli controversy he had no dispo-
/ stseh to engage II, however became his duty to de-
sl hls from grave and serious charges
He then proceeded to Considerable constitutional
aspeet os question, eontendng that the
I p1Her 0s make all needfu rues and reg
arasoa erag "a AZ Slt IsgaFd e other
sss5 Sle 1nltea states, referred to the public Do
nam oI, ad net 70 the domestic affairs Or institu-
Il tons Of Territory. is5EEl
Wthoat soasladlng gave and the
/ House cf Represeatafiess -fr sSiase5 bv tinau5z
nous consent presented the constitt1ti5 Of Kansas
4 together with the memorial ol te Free
lature or the subject Referred se esirnitteeon On
1 Territories. 5$@E$9ss
Mr. Mace moved to print ten tIsotsarf cones.
which motion was referred to the oii
/ Printing. $sss5 s5ss
| The House then went again into Committee ogs
the Whole on the state Of the Uniono on the Deficiency
/ Appropriation bill. 5$& j e - S5S S$ss 4
Mr.. Keitt, OF South Carolina made a speech On po-3
tea affairs, calling On the party and the
CONSERVATIVES Of the North to crush tie aggressive
condemned the one term principle unwise in theory
and policy and declared his hostility to the doctrine
of availability. 54S @ s.5$ sr4
Mr.. Pelter, from the Committee on Commerce, re-
ported bill authorizing the President canses
procured suitable steamer to be stationed at New
York asa reVenHe cutter aford relief distressed
vesse their passengers and crews Referred to the
Committee Of the Yholeon the statesof- the Onion.
On motion of dr. Hum nphrey Marshall, the Com
i mlttee on Foreign was instructed to inquire
into tile eypedieney declaring tile engagement Of
american VESSELS in the Chinese cnolia trade to be
earse 0f forfeiture tos their taptors Of
4 the ship engaged therein. ss . d ysss s Il
0n motion Of lr gle, the following resolution
4 was adopted and shortly after the House adjourned
Resolced That the Presidentbe requested to conn
mullcate what may possess in regard
citzens Of the United States being engaged IN the
slave trade o. in the American ships
Il Of coolies from tn Cube and otherc countries,
with the oI placing or continuing them
A IN q state serYttde; and whether such
traffic Is not Is opinion, violation of the spirit
Of existing treaties, those engaged in it
liable 90 mt for and especially that he
Pc requested to communicate to House the facts
and attending the shipment from China
of some five hundred coolies IN the ship Sea itch
of the citysnf es York, the coast
II Of Cuba. 8S#s8s 8 ssz