New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
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o, the Senate amendment. to the Legis.
~. Executive, and Judicial Appropriation bill,
-, - ,s,.orpg In substance the Kansas House
-..,;sos stricken out by the Senate.
~. o,,c;ual proviso appended to the clause ap-
,,;.t;ps so, 500 for salaries of the Governor,
|. ,t,a. Judges, and Secretary of the Territory Of
~ Kapsas," by the II ,use, was ss follows:
~ P,ortded, That the money hereby appropriated
.Asp not be drawn from the Treasury, or any part
SA,yeof and the any part thereof shall no, be
na;d out Of any other appropriation made by Con-
rres. until ell criminal prosecutions now pending in
an, Cont of the Territory of Kansas against any per
IN n, nersens charged with tire against the nited
Gtatss and all criminal prosecutions by Information
Ar ipdScment against any person or persons Tor any
alleged violation whatever OF the prots
laws Of a boOy OF men who assembled al the shawnee
Mission in eaid Territory, claiming TO be the l. 'g-la-
tive Assembly Of the said Territory shall he dismissed
Nv the Court; and every person who IA or may be re-
srsntd OF his liberty by reason of any OF said pfosecu'
tiors shall be released from confinement.
The bill went 10 the Senate, aad this proyiso was
stricken out, with others; and the bill came back
10 the House, which body in Committee of the
Whole, on motion of Mr. Pennington of New Jer-
rev, moved TO amend the Senate's amendments by
adding the following prOyiso instead OF the one
above:
" Prorided, That no psrt of the money appropriated
bJ this ac for the Territory o. Kansas shall b. drawn
FROM the Treasury or psd out OF anj other aPpropia
tiop made by Congress until every person charged
with treason against the Uled safes or other ofiense
f0pnd.d upon any participation OF such person IN Tue
formation of the Constitution knowl as the Topeka
Cor.ti ution or any preparatory thereto or
in pursusnce Thereof or the body claiming 70 De the
l. eils;ure of raid Territory convened at 1ooeka or
any m' asure preparatory thereto or IN purtu ance
ttrsof or any violation disregard whatever of any
enactment Of the aleged Leg ative Assembly of ssid
Territory recently assembled al Shawnee MISSION sha
be released from confinement and discharged fro n
further prosecu ion Therefore but nothing contained IN
is provso shall he construed IA to prevent the IN
ement arrest prosecution pun 'hm mt or detention,
in or BY any Court If tie United States in said Terr-
tory Of apy person who shall have violated any pro-
v,On Of any act f Congress IN the conG'ai?n OF suy
efeDse against person or property in said Territory
To-day the House cODcurred with the Commit
tee Of the Whole in adopting the amendment by a
Yea and nay vote of 81 to "a, as follows:
aso %so" se s!saa soD'q5 R,,, Bssy
.hsw Bren1 Bunton, caPbe! Of Penn jhsase Clarke OF
c.ns.st Cfs 6sms re- Davis 6a9. Of ss' Day De,u Dt
D0dd Dufee Ele, Epris, Feger, Gale Tay Gliding ul
ton Of r, noltoa Of Ohio Ho vs1d Hu .h.ton 10y,
Sn knfp Kai's %a KsGT"T ha K1os * KpTss %sss L. s
~, Mott. Murray NoOn' Olive. Of en- n " psIsop Peace
sS sSS Re- Ro5e .s .p Ps f'' rs
s ST.: r.. 'Hs T"psp I4sS %.5S" sStS
" VIZ ws.bbqIne Of III, Wa'hOufn Of Me- "e'ch Wood
ssels1 W@S."S saen. Bennett of Miles, soes Bowie
Brsneb Brcois Broom Csdvsader, Camp ell Of Ky Camp
Ala Cage Culep. Davidson, DAVIS oi Nd Denver Dow
T. @ ETf a EaSss Mr. Ssas euf 5lssn rs ~ooi
Mems of Nd, Hsnn OF III Harrison, Haven, her' r
h.s Il Ia@UsS Marshall arsh
vel, MrMnlin Nco aeen Miner Of Ind Mll'On, Oliver O
f..ay g hesas rs RSe .oS River. Se
Seward Shorter s@ih Of Tenn s%, Of Va sShh Of an. Ala
:sS T:sS 6n s'p9sRa 1so.a, YAK Nst. wsrSsf .sih. W
wIisbt Cf Tenn Zolicofer-9i
The clause originally stricken out Of the ApprO-
priati"n bill by the House, giving compensation
and mileage 10 the Members of the Legislature OF
tho Territory Of Kansas, was restored by the
Senate and to- day the House insisted upon its
original action, and struck il out again. The
House has cODcurred with the action of the Com
mittee Of the Whole yesterday on the Book reso-
lutiOn.
1t is generally agreed, I believe, to let the Pa
cifc Railroad bill go over to the next session.
There is is a report that the Senate intends to
refuse the book appropriation until the House re-
eedes from the Kansas provsO Try it on, grave
Senators, and let US see who in the House will
sacrifice Free Kansas for an old set of moldy
books.
The Senate to- day failed by two votes to carry
the Dee Mones Rapids bill over the Presidents
veto
Gov. Geary is working hard upon TOombs n Co.
with Kansas pacifcaton bill which he hopes TO
get passed TOombs is afraid oft, but Cass and
some others have sgDifed their intention to sup.
port il, and TOombs caves with reluctance. 1
doubt if get support enough in the House to go
through. Senator Wilson is in the secret, and has
advised the Free. Kansas men to give the Border
Rufhan Democracy an opportunity to do decent
thing. The bill wipes from the slate the bogus
Legislature and laws, and provides for beginning
new. IL.
Fyon OoI Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Aug. II, 1856.
The end 10 visible, our Congress will adjourn
tomorrow. Our exhausted brains count the re-
naming hours, and our wearied bodies revive un-
der she approaching assurance OF relief Metro
pehtan masmas 10 longer disturb our ANS, or
disable our feeble efforts.
Whea the Sabbath began TO dawn this morning,
The two Houses separated in decorous order, after
u si,tDg Of fifteen hard working hours, exclusive
Of q recess for dinner. There were no scenes OF
DtemperaDce, and no violence from beginning to
end IN the House, Mr. Banks kept Members
yig!jly te their work, and by irmness end dis
elimination, preserved the utmost proprie'y
thIouehout. The spectacle gratifying, aud
Smo tie less 30 from its favorable contrast with
fc9meI occasions.
Coofets of opinion upon the appropriations, oc-
ossiened the protracted deliberations. Various
Committees of Conference failed 70 reconcile the
differences upon the Kansas proyiso. Finally, at a
late hour OF the night a compromise vas effected
ppon tie Civil bill to this partial effect: The Senate
acceded 10 The House amendment Withholding sup
pioe from the Legislature of Kansas and the House
sceded from the condition taat the prisoners ua-
der charge of treason shoulibe released before any
money was expended. Only four majority ratified
the action Of the conference in the House, and this
- upHo ha Ipt}n nj Mr ann
bes previous assurance in regard 70 the release of
axl his canrictinn TINT the issll.