The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-24

Dogeaas Fir1csfrics Hanfer vsrsen Johnsan Msiory,
Aason, FearOe shdea and fooHbs rs.
The Clerk then read the communication. AR 8
THAT from the letter OF DR. Boyle the mPressun be
drawn that Dr. h dismissed from hs attendance
bon. CHARGEg Sun consequence aG the character Of
his testimony before The House COMMITTEES ~ Investigation.
Surh iafafence is totally aasoandrd Mr. had high
asgcg, his nlse being up oA and unable 10 attend
c matter and his brother dismissed Dr Boyle Informing
him that BIS did because Pr Pey, OF Bcstsn wbe
personal friend had consented take charge o. the
lie did thai uTae know anything about tho test
mony Nhich Dr. Boyle had given before the committees
M WILSON remarked that the in the tslane
port of his remarks 10 which alasion made BY Mr.
BUTER Thursday occurred during his absence ffom
the cisy ia consequences Of mistake made By person
whom he had sngnged read the proosbee,s In his
marks they uttered the provisions ot the ccnspa-
tion Of South Carolina correctly stated and he
getted that the had crept into the Official report
PaclFIcsrTos og KAssAs
Ar. T00NBS gave notice Of his intention at au easiy
day 70 ask eaye introduce Dill 10 lake toe &C
The Inhabitants Of The Territory Of Kansas secure the
integrity AZ the baiot-box therein aud auhorixr fhe
shi.e male inhabanis over twentcns years c age
residing therein elect delegates convention to form
state constitution preparatory 10 admission into sbc
onion lie remarked that desire 10 present some
which should bs complete and Gnsi the para-
cation uf The difficulties ia Kansas In order effect tb
il seemed hn that the first thing he done wss 10
have census taken Of ali the inhahAsss This
would take away all motive for either SECTION Of the nia
70 attempt force people into Kansas and thery cnaa
the peace of the country in order prua sectional
advantages BY having institutions mae r ihe people OF
matter i also proposes TO the integrity
loox and 10 that end provides that Eve commissioners
sha pe appointed sg TIE Presdent Of the United Saa
VINO SHAH cause Of lAe people
for ths purpose FIRST a hsing proper distribution Of
representation 20 70 give fair and equal representa-
second of hAviug reaisty Of ali lie real 5ona IA. IN
habtants Of the Territory The pl further provides that
All white male inhabitants twensyone years Of age
shall be registered legal voters II also proposes that
hanSas shall be admitted into The Union State without
delay As the shsIl be taken and shxas
o- asceFtined who are The r Of kansa hey
shall proceed forthwith to the election Of deega.es
convention form constitution preparatory 10 their
mission into the Union State He would propose ihss
This election should take place the hrss Tuesday in No
veInber for thar would allow four months residence
the iulabsAnts and that would be q aay when the
people Of the different States Of the Union would be
would have opportunity II ihey bad thr desire 10 n-
fese in the Kansas election This proposition liable
Dus objection, and that merely objection found
ed on expedcncy and no, principle u solely
TO the small number of Inhabitants there but thai ohc
ton had been waived hy considerable portion only OF
the seaat bot u he people OF the country He presented
that il might prove Of service in restoring peace and quiet
to that unfortunate Territory
DgYr1crurrrs IN KANSAS
The SENATE resumed the consideration Of the bill 10 su-
thorze The people Of the Territory Of EsnsM form
constitutions and State government preparatory their
sdms#cn into the Union when they have ih~ requisite
population.
Mr EVANS spoke 81 some length chiefly in reply 10 the
attacks Of Mr SusxER The State Of South Carolina He
defended her institutions and vindcated be- revolutionary
history tre&sing the whole srelec; in calm and disprs
sionAie and the time with great shiiiy.
When he had concluded,
Nr HUNTER obtained ne aoor; and, after brisf sx-
ecutive session, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House me, ~ Il O'Clock.
KEpoRrExc FoR ISvEs1iskTJys coanrrTzr
Mr. cASPBEIL of 0ho from ibs syecial COMMITTEES sF-
pointed investigate the assault upon Senator SuSSxn
submitted the following resolution; which was adopted
Rered Tbs, the Clerk directed psy. Of sb~
dlars r bis services ~ cIerk 10 the committee cf fs-~s
x1tiou appointed under the resolution ~ the Hcos~ sss
Nay - lsss and ior reporting the Testimony ns- before
TERRITORIAL nusssrz-
The SPEAKER stafed The first business In order bs
IN. consideration Territorial business under the seou-
On q the H0use adopted The 18th Of May last setting
several re1sIenen connected uftt he Committee o.
Territories reported anunber of bs from hsf conrnities
Which we're rsrre 70 the Cosni'see os the Whole and or
defes 70 - printed.
Mr sABIN of Vermont from The COMMITTEES on Terri
tories reported b authorizing the President q ~ Uni
ted States 70 he southern boundary line q Kansas
Territory be surveyed ard married with apsndmeut
IN the nature 81 a substitute
The aneuamsnt vas adopted, and the bEI a. amsndsd
Ou motion of VII GROW ofPsnnrylvania tbs House
uea resolved peH into Comrnitiee of de Whole 90 the
state of the Uufon fNr LEtrrn of Ohio IL The chair
tatug the Territories
The bill establish additional land districts IN the
Territory of Mnnesots 6rsf taken up and Discussed
Nr KEiTT, ~ South Carolns 0btai7ed fbe Aoor and
dated Be desires; 70 address The committee lengh
Il here obector upoo qoertons not connected
with fhs bin under discussion
Mr RICHARDSON, of Illinois, said that he would bs
obliged raise the point ~ order that this week having
been apart or territorial business not u order
10 aiscss aay other question bot that egtmsely before
ihs couritfee For four ys-s pest SIMILAR occasions
be bad made the point of order hs political
friends sod foe and The Chair bad invariably sustained ~
hsid tai i the duty q The meusterx IN astass
10 couhrt shemsslves The Sarcf uHaer dsrssioa lie
raissd The objection IN this With pleasure
hecaups the ecute1nAn his political friend.
Mr. KEfTT aware that the point of order made by
TIE zguaiezn well takeu hat he bad gvcn notice
Saturday Of his inteution of making sce remarks to-
dsy being the frBs thas this vesk bad baen
aevotsd TO territorial business Il IDS Intention have
made however he wouId press tire raftr Ne be bad
desire rsssrd hnainess bot he aprsons 70 wssh
bs hands The matter and wOna take The earliest opf~
tunitv % Submitting what be bad ssy the Eubje
The bin then debated 81 length and Isid aside 70 he
rsrsors~a 70 ff~ Hcose
THE bin ~ essae She people n Oregon to form cons
tutiu aa w0vernenf and for TIE adrs~ior ~ such
State into The Union, was NEXT taken mp
Mr JONES ~ Tennessee, moved 70 sm<nd The bil
70 admit Oregon o. State only when she shall have
poppatiou epal 70 The ratio of representation eEts
iishsa by The crnsus Of 1850.
Afaer considerable debate on n. ansnansu, wishout
taking the commtise
uspcnvs FpoM coRwgrrrxR
Nr FAULKNER. or Virginia. rom fse c0umitiss oa
Military AFairs reorfsf House b or tie construction u