The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
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<NNlNth Comsr~.s sss session,
WARRINGTON, june -,

<\NlNth Congress ~ session.
W,sniNuroN, Jnnr ~.
>ksArt.--Mr nntbr conch,hsl his remarks
by claiming In had convicted Sumner OF an
error. misrepresentation AMI ,alunuy
! Mr. Wilson replied, and sharp debate IN.
sued between him anil Butler.
Mr. Evans. Of :. g.. ohtaint,l the aonr.
when the Scpnto a,i,ournNl
WAsuNutv>. luuo Ii
SENATE The Senate this FORENOON adopted
resolution calling for the correspondence I've
tween this country and England On tho mari
time law that frcc ships make inv good
Mr. clayton oferri proposition nvtc,ing
harmony. justice and peace 10 kansn,.
Mr. CLAYTON said Il would be remembered
that h. had carefully abstaincd from utter,nc
during the pr~rnt session, one word calculated
10 add IA the excitement growing out OF the
present distressing occurrences IN kansas. iir
hnd cmcn,orcd to conclimtc all parties. that
he might on u proper occas'on, rr~nt suit
abb measure Of justice. harmony ani pcacc.
lie now roe, 10 make proposition IN the sin.
ccriiy OF an honest heart. Designed 10 propi.
tiatc no particular party or ac,ion
tie had objections 10 Kansas coming into
the Union now as sovereign state, Onr
reason Was that Il had not federal popala.
ton ot 10000 exclusive ot Indians and 9th
era not taxed There is u kvling in the North,
which II suffered 10 continue will result in 81.
rious injury 10 the common Union
| lie stated HIS objections both 10 Douglas
and Seward h'la proposing the Admission Of
Kansas
" ,sntNaroN June IN,
! llcrse Mr. Hastings introduced rsol,
| ton ns,ucs,ing tho prcsi,lcn, to inform thu
! House what m,nrur'r, II any. have lscn taken
under the act Of tongrcs' appropriatng S25 900
10 procure from Hiram Powers some work Of
/ Art "a ornament the Capitol extension $50
| Adopted
( Mr.. Grow SAID that Tor some days past thcr'
had appeared, Ia the public prints, what pur,
! ports to I've letter from Governor Rcs,lcr
/ 10 him, III justice 10 Govcrnor Rco,ifr. and to
yindica,c himself from M imputation oi gross
bruach ol confidence IN publishing private
communication. be declared none such had
been received by him from Gov RcNicr on
any subject whatever. lie made this cNplann
! ton that the forgery may be- known To- the
public,
| Mr. Phelps said the letter was addressed 10
Mr.. Grow, Of Kansas, purportiug to have been
written nv Mr.. Re~ict from this city IN it
allusion " made Ia the Wyapdo, float
| Mr.. Grow replied that hiB object WIS simply
10 clear himself from any connection with the
letter.
| Mr. Campbell from Ohio gave notice that
he would, On Monday next, eudcnyor 10 take
up the report Of the Select Committee on the
Sumner assault
WAsuiSsroN June 10.
SrN,rr.- Mr. clayton made personal eN-
plantation. saying that h. had b.'n misrcprc-
@niod by lord tlnnnJop in the british House
Of Lords. respecting Central American affairs
| Mr. butler, IN mply 10 Mr. Wilson's defence
of Mr. Sumner, relative io certain provisions
( of III" Constitution of South Carolina. stated
that MIR, " had m.rcprcscni'd III" t"n.,,in
ton ri that State altogether.
Mr. ''ms ma,r some rcinn'ka supplementary
10 those 81 Mr. CLAYTON on the same subject
Mr. Icprrc sustained The American inter.
prcialion Of the ClaytoD-lIulwcr Treaty
M. Toombs wished "a have II under
stood that be- did not ngt~ with Mr. Clay
ton that The Central American question wns
not proper subject for arbitration. lie
could $50 10 rcaRon WHY II should not H. lcii 10
/ umpirs.
Mr. Gcyrr gave notice OF hi4 ini,ntiun ia IN.
tr~iucc hin supplementary To the nci Ia ar,
ganse the Territories Of X pnsns aud Nebraska,
The HOUSE resolution iur supplying new
members with hooks Of u public character WIS
pessr,i
Mr. Douglas offered n resolution iot ,hc hd
iournmcn' Of conyrcag Oh the first Tuesaay IN
July next
Mr. Weller thought thu resolution had bet
icf I,c over. ~ Congress. with SO large AZ
amour, oi business before II cannot pnssibl,
al jonrn then, and will not. likely bc prepare
10 do ~ before the 9Th ri August iicsou
ton postponed
Several bills ii minor Importance we're pass
ell. aud the Senate adjourned til Monday
Iiory Mr liphlcy defended hs political
! position from the structures 81 tho Union nows.
paIrr saying thu, the latter wm opposed to
/ The nomination oi Mr.. iiuchsnau. aud rathrr
than that Mr. licnion shpuid have any Influence
with Mr.. buchanan IN the eyrnt 81 thu 'lcc
ton, Il would crush tho Democratic party IN
Missouri. Mr. Iipdlcy defended the Benton
Democracy 40 far M h,H election wss copccr:
I'd. and himself from the charge 81 being tine
ed with Free S0lsm.
erons Kansas.