New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08

friends, who have Che majonty The House, mpeach
them
we, culpahly negligent Of duty
Mr. DOICLhS-They are culpsbly ncgligcn! or
dishoneet IN 20. ir professions.
Mr. FESSENDEN sa'd perhaps the House la not
confidence in the tribunal that would have TO try
them
Mr. DOUGLAS thought Mr. Fesecuden had thro orn
an irsrua'iup against his fellow senators.
Nj FESsENDEN emphatirally denied this saying
that the enator fIom Illinois could not torture his
language a. to make hin say that the majority Of the
Seoa'e wee corrupt
Mr. DOUGLAS was still Of the opinion that it was
All mputation upon the - nate.
M WILSON said the Republicans had not ma
jority in the House. If he were member Of that
branch, be would vote for the Impeachment of J1dge
LecOmptc, but with the fullest convection that a
msiorty OF the Senate would never conv ct him.
Mr. TRUMBULL replied to Mr.. Dougla insisting
that the proviso GOES hot interfere with the Pres dent
execution of the laws. II the laws Of Kansas are
legitimate, there no need Of army 70 enforce
them. IL referring to the Judges of Kansas be said
Judgt Lecompte sacly msunderstands his duty, or s
veI1 dishonest man.
~ DOUGLAS responded obec.ipg to the propO-
sD to rep al the lave Of the LIE si,asure for
il vsOd leave the people without any law at all for the
pupisl ment of enme aud opei ate as general jail de-
livery. If a. wss said. the Republic Ana have rot
aiCrty in the Houre, how lid they pass the bill with
the provisc low und-r &C nsi' Grafton
Mr.. WADE said they were assisted by half dozen
righteous outside.
Mr. SheIIhans provis0 was then stricken out by
vote of 90 az 4insf Q:
YEAs-Mrssrs Adams, Allen, Bsyard Bel Of Tenn
Brsgs. Bright, Brodhead ou,leT Clay Clayton Dousl,
Gtyer. Hunter l.ers Jones Of Iowa OF Tenn, Nai
ltry, Mason Pratt. Pugh Reid Sebastian Sh iell, au,r
Thompson OF Ky, Thon pson ~ Nesr Wright. Yuee.
EAIS-Mess Collamer Fess-pden Foot Foster, Harlan,
Sewsrd Trumbull. Wade. vi
Owing to this decision, Mr.. SEW ARD said he could
not vote for the bill, aud Justified at length the action
of the House in the adoption tf the pruviso of Mr..
Sherman. He spoke OF the successfu ssurpatOn aud
tyranny il Kaiss, aid said the mere fact of an army
being cessaiy TO enforce the laws there concu
sye evidence that the laws Of the Territory were not
such a. ough to be enforced.
Mr.. STUART replied to MI. Stewards speech, which
he termed extraordinary. He said MIR. Seward was
einenty responsible for the pieseIt troubles III AS
an0 lis present Argument sesned intended O enc0ur
age the House in factOus opposition to the Se0ate
anC Presicent. There were funds to sustain the
army until this b. was passed, and the Indlan
the Pac c Coast rendered The services of troops there
absolutely Necessary.
Mr.. FOOT desired some convenient opportunity TO
late ard be reluctsn to detaiu the body to night
He woulG like to have tnat opportunity on Saturday
MIR. THOMPSON Ky al'o wished TO make q poi,-
ica speech on the same day, if there was time after
Others finish.
Tie bill Yves then passed by Yeas 81 Naysa
N8ys-Dmkee, Foot, Foster, Harlan, Sc yard
Trumbul. Wade, Wilson.
Mr. WELLER gave notice that he woul1 call up
the Pacific Railroad bill tomorrow.
The SeLate then, al % o'c'ock, adjourned.