New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-11

| bv dismis,ip0 the ,udic,, despots who have -
snuized over Kansas; ana finally, by inducing 4.
Democracy Of the Senate 10 ~nopt the bill sspt
over from the House, by which reace and pr,.
lection rnay be established In that Terrf.ry. Tin
course taken, and there will be no collis,N i
Congress Until then. the House will assert M
undoubted authority at any hazard. and leave u.
responsibility where it properly belongs.
1he Army bill stands az it came back from IA.
Senate. fhorn Of the Sherman provision. Il win
be called up a. soon as the way is clear. No ons
now supposes the House can be induced 10 receds
from it's expressed determination or be made, IN.
der the threatened coercion to abandon it's ground
Tbo.e Who resort TO such expedients will find hoe
little they have appreciated the resolute principle
which snimates the men who took this step, il
view of all its consequences and with full knowi
edge of how quick and loud would be the mis-.
reprcre rtation following it. They are not TO be
deferred by any such weak ntindauon q: hss
been employed, and when the votes are again 70
oistered this spirit will be clearly manifested. Nor
81 see there is any better prospect for recon.
o;,no IA differences between the two Houses
,b,ongb the agency of Committees Of Conference.
Thev will doubtless, reflect the sentiment of each
House ard thus only repeat, on a small scale, the
irrecoDcilable objections on either side
We'll the Washington Water " orks are gone
by the board. We are let without the hope Of
immediate publication, 30 inucA needed. even IN
this yirtnoss capital The civil snd military aud
public ard private engineers all failed IN tnelrpa
triotic endeavors. The House was anlaole, but
would not be persuaded. Mr.. Covode OF Penn
threw a bomb into the camp, which scattered the
Drces right and left, and without the hope Of re-
cnv.ry. Whenever the scale is reduced TO a stand
ard commensurate with any probable want OF this
Community. the objections that now exist win
probably be withdrawn, providing other judicioW
Conditions are imposed. AS if there were not
troubles enough in the way of this scheme, the
Corporation undertook, from impulses Of little
malice, to cut of the small supply Of water which
had been allowed to few Of the residences.
Perhaps they have discovered how much was
gained BY this exhibition Of partisan spite. They
will learn wisdom by experience.
The House did simply an act ofJustce 10 giving
Gov Reeder his pay and mileage. II Withheld
was entitled to claim that consideration, 10 the
face of the frauds proved in his nominal election.
surely the man who represented the wishes OF the
people even if not chosen under the forms OF law,
might fairly expect It. go
The House has Just finished the Civil bill. with
conditions which are likely to disturb the equa-
nimity of the other wing of the Capitol Having
this much. the Indian bill Is now up,
and an army of contractors and agents are in at
tendance. Somebody will be richer or poorer
before the adjournment.
In order to take it comfortably, the Senate be-
ean its sittngs to day by an Executive Session,
v hch is still proceeding Indian treaties, and
naval nominations for the retired list to fill vacan-
cies. are up, and come Of them may fail to go
down. INDEX.