Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-30
NUMBERTl54.

Mr.. Hale quoted remark made several wears .ro nv
NJ johnson that the business Of se~on would always
oe done In the lac, two veeks whether later
or earlier day be hxed for adourumeut rhs vas no ss
ure Oh but the literal truth Senators SAY that there
disorder In Kansas and very probably she peopl. Of
Kansas may say there disorder Conxrcss nc thourhs
there would DC less disorder in Kansas Congress vosd
adjourn and he would tor the day ndics-d or even
os sn carrier day than that He had no hope that any
was IN the people and be wanted adjourn and TO be-
lore the people with the great issues nov divide th.
The resolution was agreed to-
Tn motion OF Mr. Crttenden, resolution vss sdopt~d
directing the committee the judiciary TO e1smne IN,
laws regulating the succession the Prc,>ocv In Go.
Of the death Of the President and vice P-;.o ana +;
case they deem aay further Legislation she subject ne
cessAry, to report by bill or otherwise.
a Pro.rac'ed discussion ensued on sundry proposed
amendments to the rules Of the Senate
Tue only important amendment the rules which "a.
adopted makes the duty OF the Chair TO cali Senator,
order Whenever they violate parliamentary d.cot,p,
Mr. Wheeler called up the bill for the couxtruct,on NJ
military road from point ia the State Of Missouri via
Salt Lake City. To Carson Valley settlement on the oo,i.r
ana the sinking OF wells thereupon, which vas read IN.
third time and passed. ~
Mr. shdell introduced joint resolution for the relief
of the sugar planters OF louisiana which was read three
times and passed.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
lhe oil TO admit Kansas into the Union vas taken nm
Mr.. Dunn said his object Yesterday in unovi,g 10 T.
the bill TO the committee OF the whole on the Sss o d.
onon was not 70 emoarrass action but insure action
anu po1Se ssus'acnon, out as the gentleman from Penn
,b In ni IhoSsh' such reference would kill
; e T, e no" proposed 70 lee II remain Tor considers.
n % oiore .he mouse with the understanding that gen
eai debate shall be continued until by the
u qaesuoo Ioeu members to be allowed to offer
:,a 80 % uaAe i've minute speeches IN explanation
provided by the rules By this the bill nav te
perfected
'.. y" "Asnoufn, OF Name, asked Mr.. Dunn whe ther
u" N al! utminanon to the i've minutes debste.
l., a. , Le' lue understanding be three daye Sure
W NJ :" SnI seas matter, inns nne Is brief enough.
iI. S'ePhehs 'hought tins would not accomplish the
e. Ine 'nrse Gays might be taken up in calling the
;, | Inc pni should De considered in commit
'e, VI .nc Suo'e on @ the state OF the Union.
N OanPoel OF oho, said to send the bil there would
t ~ W 'yui' u 70 the tono oil the Capulets He reco-
.ecteu 'na' htte more than two years ago wheu M
ts s "V'eu 70 REFER tne Nebraska and Kansas bill
- nA Drought 30 many troubles in the country to-
p;S .'ee o' ,ne Whoie on the state OF the Union, Mr.
.pPeaed 70 gentlemen not to permit il GO
mere, as that would be equivalent to defeat and this
P'"oA was Ae"ise nAen oy the gentleman from Geor
sM
-. ~, 80 ~ .ePnens repned that MI Campbell mstoos. H..
o preh, al ,he une the Kansas and Nebraska bill
~ ~ anu had nothing TO do with bringing troubles
| NJ NJ Sy;, Soluuy;
| SahPoeh salu the tree is known by its fruit.