The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-29
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bill four sections of which purely pacific but
nnh directs sword OF the country to settle the issue
when the pacific measures fail The Senate he thought
was not to blame for the disagreement the
houses Congress- Several bills had passed the Senate
on the subject OF Kansas which been con-
sdered by the House Upon those bills the republican
party should have engrated their Kansas prov
Bos, and not upon one OF the general appro
priaton bills Mr. Crttenden thought it not more
matter Of policy OF necessity change the govern
ment or Kansas avoid for the present. the hold
ing Of any elections An alus made to Mr. Seward.
and his extraordinary change OF opinion TO the dangers
now Threatening the peace and permanency of the Union
Some months since arragned the President before the
Senate ike q second Hastings and while playing in
former and judge he portrayed 10 the blood
lest coors the imminent dangers which ded
Now esls at his pictures and mocks the fears Of
others. Mr.. Crenden could net understand this sum
mersanlt he next turned his attention Senator Viii
son. whom he styled the Sexton OF Kansas, burying
his dead their crimson shrouds beneath the virgin
Of Kansas, and buryiEg them too upon the eiegra,
.phic reports from Kansas.
Mr.. Wilson much excited, and in an offensive
manner denied the statements Of toe sp ,aker Mr.. c.
just ready retort similar style, which would
have been followed doubt by Of
before Witnessed in the ca2tol-as the lob6ies
crowded with excited embers from the House of Repre-
sentatves eager for the fray-but hesita.ing for
moment he remarked that it his duty to restrain
himself knowing hiz duty would try peri orm
It. A few moments Afterwards Mr. Wilson again to
explain, and asked permission OF Mr. Crttenden to
do so, who replied, 'You behaved Ike a gen
tleman, ard you may keep your seat This was FOL
lowed by applause from ihe galleries Mr., Cristenden
closed his speech by asking that bis bin might be re
ceiyed laid on the table and printed.
Mr. Seward spoke length in support Of the position
OF the House and theatrical and self complasaut
style declsred that his ambition bound up IN
the Semitic.
Gen Cass alluded to the Instructions issued from To
peka months since, that supplies should be with
held By Congress unless the views OF that Conven-
ton carried out Their instructions
being observed. BE ridiculed the mock gravity
with which Mr.. Seward returned his thanks
to the House OF Representatives for their
frmness He hardly supposed the House would Appre-
ciate very highly the Senator's thanks.
Mr.. Rrodhead read q fci mer speech or Mr. Stewards
In reply TO his speech OF 10 day, which Mr. S. pro
ncunced any attempt by the House to force egisIa ion
upon the Senate appropriation bill revoluto
and dsngerous-that ouch precedent would justify
bare majority Of the houses Of Congress abrogate
the veto power of the President b. Withholding his
salary unless be would their obnoxious iegEa
ton which could be engraed the bill ltlpg
his salary
Mr.. Trumbul having given lengthy dissertation
what meaut by "naainal Highways" ia the Kansas
proviso Of the House. the senate went into executive
session.
The vote IN the Horse to-day on the Army Appro2ra
ton bill settles that matter beyond doubt The cnIy
question Of adjourn men, or general egis alton
The Ho lse having voted adiOern, Of the mem
bers exertpg themselves 10 influence the Senate u
agree.
The following Is q critically correct statement Of the
vote OF tie House Of Representatives today the
ton OF NJ, Stevens Ca tina: the House recede from
- "A.
Appropriation bill. The vote stood ninety In the
affirmative TO enc hundred the negative being thirty
seven less than q fun house or these thirty seven
twepty paired or oliows-Caruiners and Perry
HM Fuller and Day. A. Hall and Burlngane, Kdwel and
Purviapce Ready and '. D, Horton Trppe and B. Hail
Walk and Clark Watkins and Watson Brooks and Nj
cho Moore and Parcs. or the other seventeen there
are I've vacancies, with II Chlds, Jr., OF SeS
York. who has bren presenteaying e'cysn votes
uprecorded These eleven votes thus divided toe
bIls-For the bill without he proyiso, Messs. II. W
Davis, ". II. English, ". Foser, p I. Herbert, L NJ
Kcnneii J. 81. Keiii, ?. T Paine, r. c. Puryear and
G. Reae-Tosal nine FOR tie pro yiso, David Barclay
Speaker Binky-ToiA iwo. u the absences had been
present day tho bill would passed the House by
vote and Elk hgrlFei and iTo shoF
ing clear m orty OF four favor o. tie bill without the
provso-aye n Speaker be eoarisd. o. the niue
democratic absentees. all be gotten back, except
Nessys Herbert and Pane, TIE latter beng eaodaed
at home py sickness. Tbs will give the friends Of
the appropriation a majority Ct three the Spee'.er
can Only vote IN case Under tbs state OF facts
the ssnsts with majority Of twenty Ave, may refuge to
adjourn AMI waIt for the abscniecs TO return.
venture the prediction that the first importa iaior.
nation received from Kansas officially will be that Cen.
Lane Il IN Ions Mark this.
The brce hundred 3orers discharged yesterday a. the
Hsrrers Kerry Armory forming company for Kan.
sss R0ggl customers these will be Tor the n State
party.
Nessrs Clarke Of New ToE, Nichols and Purviaacs,
who voted for acberrE tae House amsnemen 70 the
Amy bl saiu-dsy did not vote today the similar
aucston. but ye.srs BrcEton Bafugioa, Robbins Ro.
birs,u snd sann, who we're hen present voted 10
the sfu ative the latt occasion, together wh VI
Durn Who On saturday voted 10 The negative nessrs.
Brooks. DAVIS of yaryard, Eilweii Ani vs's. who
voted IN te negative saturday. absent today,
but fbst size reinforced BY Messr1 Garlic Green
wood Harrison Rust and Wells, who wtre no, present
on Saturday.
me s~rap's resolution directing the President 20 pur.
chase rat The ship esoate ate Of the British Navy
aad return Lsr 20 the British government became aw
to-day v,htut dissenting voice ID either house q Ca
grefs. u slso signed BY The presiiest Tbs vessel
was lot n flc Arctic Seas vEc searchng Cor TIE
mans q slr John Franklin, and ras recovered aaa
brorsht home ~ some Of our cvn c,untrymen.
secretary Marcy was extremely anxious tina, The bill
should become law just al this time, a. i would
strengthen government In the settlement Of present
difncutcs.
n "a the judgment q many Senator's that ssi0urn
ment will he carried either 70 uerrow rext day.
caucus w be held 10 morrow 10 6clocE IL tie ante
room Of the senate, 10 decide tbe qsestoa.
Considerable outside pressure nos here 70 nsucs
the administration 10 select the Brick church ste
for the New York Post once.
The Presiocp, has sruei the bn TO supply omissions
IN The civil uill Of last session.
MS said the senate Comm tee Of Conference on TIE
Army bin willing that Mr. Wehers bbiShosid be
passed into Law a. a compromise 70 reconcile the dsa
preenent but ihe House committee gave encourage
ment 70 the suggestion.