Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-18

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graphic b<s-ecn the Atlantic cossl and ~,
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Mrwilson Introduced bin assendasory Of the act 70
rsorgansa the Territories Of Nebaska and Kansa Re.
| TERED TO the committee territories
On motion Of Mr. Rusk joint resolution granting fur
Their time the Texas creditors to present their elaine
and Zoe other purposes was taken up.
Mr. Rock explained and advocated the resolution which
extended the tune to January i 1883 aud repeal, The
provso In the former act for distribution pro of the
| residue Of those Who have hled thei releases
Mr. Benjamin said he thought the resolution ought not
20 pass and he moved its reference 70 the committee on
finance, In order TO thorough Investigation. The motion
| vas negauved. ie i.. AMY Eit
Mr. fessenden introduced bill In addition tho act
more eectuay to provide Tor the punishment OF certain
crimes against the United States; which referred the
| committee on the Judiciary. a.lal-r
Mr. fsssenden explained that II vas intended a. .
edy Tor certain defects IN the criminal law 10 has boon
found that Tor the crime OF mansiaugher when IL Is
United on the high seas but the person not dying until
ee arrived on Shore there Is no punishment Instances
nave oecurrcu where the individual committing such
crime mas escaped on THIS ground This bl proposed
remedy To that defect There vas also an OMISSION Of
similar character WIN re,ersnce to case OF poisoning
taken place ut sea- In which the person does die until
no reache. shore For this crime no punishment pro-
Nided Tor IN inc cxsung law
lie alluded 10 singular ano naiy In the criminal law 10
oehg ouhu an onshee oil assault with dangerous wes
pom shen uea'n aoes NOT ensue punishable by three
,npt'su"en ~ hatu taoor out inc same ohence
ueasn pansnaoe oy Three years imprson.
~. 'N ''oo'' ""'e" seenis very inconsis tent
"nnJu snee.
iue Ssea'e '"en aoJoufueu. ..a.
nooSh VI REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Whitfield introduced bill providing Tor the assess
ment OF the damages sustained by the loss and destruction
othe property belonging to citizens Of Kansas during the
recent disturbances in said Territory. .
Also, oil establishing District Court
| city, aud Mt other places In Kansas.
Also bill establishing two additional land districts in
| hsnsas,
Mr. Vsnpoeu, OF ohio,trom the committee ways aud
means, reported the INDIAN civ and army appropriation
ohs, "nch were referred 10 the committee OF the whole
on ~, ,ne state OF inc 0nion
Mr' oanpoe OF ONO, reported the bill amending the
Sstn section OF tue taru act OF August, 1912,
prohot the Importation OIL indecent aud obscene prints
sa.ue,'es etc. the parties offending to bc
pr!seeueu IN uae course OF law and the articles to
De DESTROYED Inc o,li was passed
oo@ Oh MT ,; osPoeu OF ONO the lutsher con,
for other purposes reported last session. was post
poned TIL the hrst Tuesday in January. fad
Mr. Nichols contended, notwithstanding the assertions
OF he frecent tue agatoa oil the slavery question is
legitimate consequence OF the repeal OF the Missouri
PROMISE IL ibecamc the Executive, in the face of the
policy endorsed 10y the latter tomake Of such language
as ne had III condemnation oil those who had differed from
hin
IL was said those who opposed the policy of his admin
istration are aboonsts He held in the broadcs sense
that Congress may govern the territories and exclude
their prosperity. II this made him abotonst he was
Ills object b.ing 10 sn,oIy somo n.,as :; H. ,,,
history which had been omitted nv ,h mors, H. ,hs
discussions he referred To The snsechc. 81 NJ n.,.
and others in ls4S articles in the newsnancr. nd ,h
proceedings Of democratic conyentions and e,,,as
TO show that in the democratic marty thor. Il much
ence OF opinion relative to She slavery Question rao
portion advocating the exclusion OF slavery from the ter
ritorcs Notwithstanding this those who "a 80, h,J
similar opinions are denounced in offensive terms nv The
Pc.l.nt Who has aJsd insn, r., ;n;,rr 'e'"s " inc
In his remarks he stated that ,uring tho Presidents.
election it being necessary TO conciIia,e the nonu
nent in the free States the very men Who onno ,ha
election OF Mr. Fremont charged his friends with hos
NY. 10 ,e pese'on VI slavery III the Territories As
70 tne threat OF usuoh IN the event oil Mr. Fremonts
aus ~ lne ieats existed only in
the hea'eu au usorueeu oah Vi potlcans, and not in
tue heafts OIL Tue people
Aer o'ner remarks IN the same strain which were
Peu 70 oy mr.. Jones OF Iennessee, who argued that
as no power ueieg"el 70 congress TO es
coish tetfiIohai governments, the House adjourned
uvs.,ov or -,,v Co,--.--o. - -.
;onrnad seSs;oa. y. ,h w;;;; An uu-
| ~, -, - O., No. 1929 essi'"'e met on the
I, 4; e,ci,,;,Iy 1911 ., ~ !" Pse'n message
n,n,er, =, ,,a Nj " n 80" '. 'He anusiavsry
aL;ch so,IJ 80. -. =, . '''e measures
mend. the Lcei.laure 10 invite Tho o,her
States to meet IN convention respectively that. view
throw of the government they may unitedy stand upon
"e y. %" u's,aAaoe position, 10 resist the ag
o. ,'s 0rganano" and maintain their
ST. +" e' ~ P's '' o"'on VI 'he
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-. nN'N SNLs ". DoH'iAA NAriLG-lhe Lexington
(hyJ observer oil Wednesday last states the result Of
sale of Durham cattle in Fayette The hcrl WA
the finest in the STATE and the sale wa. lrc.l
VIC 'n1 t"e s''e WIS TAI
II cows brought 81, 265-average price sees 81 The
highest price paid was Si55 by DR. II I Breckenridg.
Co. 7 RI. "A =, ~. ~ 80
W '! r"'!' 'nPo''eu y" ioc" oy Tue Noftheril Ken
lucky importing company, ana sold by them Tor 81 600
10 heilsrs brought 81 SIS 5O-ayerap. S1sb 55-
U;,,b.st rr;ca n.;d sso6 Co. IL p,;.. "a ~ -,
:, f''SO F-'s sNV'' w. N-' N'' ~ a" "o"'''s
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bulls brought SI,5Iq-avcrage price 5000 The bipI,-
1862 s3,oO5.
=, -, -
no.ed 10 no.s.ss mo- .ca,eoos" r. sevs up
on the face Of the globe We, The iIo,vng iii H.
,L., -. oS ,La rsss .. -. "e 80! ''' S'o'
' sone " '''c "era"s possess 'hls faculty. 10 re-
mafkable degree.
On one occasion German residing In IN. conr,,v
into RuH,Io iii b.os 90 Ill -. a.. -, ~ -
NV" n"""o WI" "ahs o Sou among the resi-, nc sold
dozen or two TO German Hotel keeper, who after ards
demonstrating the acuteuess his countrymen oyer the
Yankee said " VIZ
i'ra0Si s"'"
You may talk pout your tam Yankees scheetng, but
imam tod ".