New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

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Hon l. ID CA~pBrLL Cbsin m Committee Ways aad
d. an-, hoo'e OF Rep f.eIts'rvrs
Mr.. CAMPBELL Hl-o Introduced reeo utoos fcosn
That Crmnrtte, Ehch We're adopted, calling Gu the
Scr'tnfy Of the Treasury 10 fuIish largo mss Of
hiDnti,n. utctiig the interests Of different sections
OF The country conn. ctop with the ttf, lacking to
the enlargement Of the free hs the gro @tn u rnS ma
Il rss tn prom,t Of the napufat Of nsr mate
rialr the txeDsioD Of export trade, and a'ki"g for
various suggestions fom tie Treasury relative to
revenue law, &c.
me ssage from the President was received, return
e. With biz objectiops the BID for the I'm trov-
of the Des Moi Rapid. He says It is liable to the
obi, cops urged agast other simix bills, and refers
TO bis previous message on the subject
Th. House tbcL, under the operation Of the pre-
vious que ton req seed the bl notwithstanding tho
Pr,sileIt's veto, by Yeas $780, 10 Nays -.
Tie bill Dskiug appropriations for the support Of
the Pctt-Ohce Department was then passed Titaout
G. bate.
Mr. HARRISON, rising to a personal exclamation,
ria an extract from Mr. Burlpg amc's speech at Day
ton. Ohio, in which be (Hsri-obl designated
6'uehfoce, with the remak at there would be no
rougLfscts If dopgbface conf Its were lot bshud
then He (Huirnob could scarc,y believe that Mr..
BuIlIgaD out Of bis way to iodor-e the vague
charge Of res POI sbc persons and he trusted that
wOuld yet be found that the reporter vas mistaken.
But if The language attributed to Mr. Buriogame
LteLosO Directly or j. directly to charge him o NY
porto1 of bis cUnstiucI with truck lug subserviency
t. any porioo Of the cou try or to any party n the
House he pronounced the charge as Infamous and uu
O.. n,o,ioT OF &r. CAMPBELL of Ohio, the Army
bill returned from the StLate without the Shcrn, 81
pro, no. uus taken up. He simply asked the Clerk TO
req the clsuee from The Constellation
Air GIDDINGS-I objt
Mr.. LLTChER-It Is out of order to read the Con
sti'utiCn here.
The second a,ticle ard amendments were subse.
quepty read. They define the powes and dutie Of
tie Pcdt Mt and the right Of the people to bear
MI CAMPBELL said, having sworn to support the
Constitution, he should vote against retaining the
Sherman prov 30.
Mr. PENNINGTON suggested a substitute. 10
avoid oil col slitutioDsl sc uples, namely: Declaring
that part Of the military force, for the support OF
which appropriations are mace by thi, act, shall b.
employed to aid IN the enforcement Of any enactment
e the party claiming to be the territorial Legislature
Of Hans ss, until sucb enuctneDts shall have been Al
bIn ed snd approved by Congress but this p'ovso
sfull not be cODstru as TO prevent the Pre-idet
enpOy ing adequate military force but that 1t shall be
bis ouy 20 employ sucb force to prevrn the invasion
Of tie Territory by armed b.bds Of nonredens auy
other body of sidets acting H. posse eomatus
OF any officer in the Territory III the enforcement of
any such enaotne Mt aud 10 protect persons aud prop
city there aud upon the national ht h~dy lea ing 70
the Territory, from all unlawful searches nn seizure
that shall be bis further duty take eiceut
ures to compel the return OF aud withhold all OF
tie ULiI Suites distributed to said Territory 10 pur
subnce Of Law.
MIR. CAMPBELL Of Ohio said as Mr. Penningtons
prUvO did violate the letter spit Of the con-
etu0n, and taking all the circumsa into ,onsd-
erb'ion, be would accept 1t. He moved the previous
question.
MIR. COBB Of Ga. rose point of order. Tie said
The Senate amendment o fhs bill was to strike ont
the Sh, pUviso aud the House was compe led TO
vote oh that only.
Tie SPEAKER decided that the amendment was
in order, and WIS su.taiued by g majority
Mr.. Pennington proviSo was sdopted by l0l
agsinst ~.
The SeDate's amendment thus amended was
tur1 ed tO tina, bocy.
Lighthouse Appropriation, and other b Is of minor
importance, were then passed. Recess till p III.