New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30


those for the construction of new hsrbor at the
mouth OF the Clinton River for completing the harbor
&C jose phs and for completing the piers Of the har
Dor Of Monroe, Mich, were, after debate, passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House proceeded to act on the various amend
ments reported from the Commi'tee Com Of the Whole to
Mr. BaRBOUR'S amendment to the clause sppro-
pratpg g. s75 900 for the pay of the army, by add
ing dsspprovs Of the code of the alleged laws Of
Ksnsss in The manner 10 which they enforced,
prtssly declaring until they shall be confirmed by Con-
eress. no part Of the Federal military forces shall be
employej for their enforcement &C.; and the amend
meit TO the amend ment declaring the laws Of Ksn,ss
null and void, were read and rejected, by Yeas SO,
Nays SO. .
The Houfe corcuned in Mr.. SHERM ANS amend
ment offered yesterday, by Yeas 81, Nays So, as fol-
IFAs-Me.r, Albright. Alison. p.II, Barbour Bennett
on Bun,On Csmpbel Pspn Shstss' Sls".1n, CT,tst'
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Gilbert GrauieI Grow Hall Mass Harlan, asrH.on qGO t'
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f1rs.nc cbis sstin Sage ssRg .hss~sn 1o si%%Sa
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wssbburns Q j. wssbbuins 2wi, }, wa.On, WEIGH Wood
TsISfsn TssSYss.sf. . aifsn Bald.l. Bell Bowie Branch
Bro.n n Burnett C.mobe Of KY Cq"psea Of Oss, Csrle
cSsn Sfai' SHsS pa. Of Denv.
Ensh Fauhnf H fS'; e Saf H,1 Of r o
Ala HarI Of H. Hdrtn Hoffman, Houston of Ais, Jsw.
s5s s M:1. .: Fs kaS: .ss Il
Sliot Packer re;t Ph1p: possn pu,ss os%sI shaIs.
Smith Of TsDn smith Of Va smh VI Ala snsed stevens
stexut s.Ops, Taylor Tprs Tyson UISerrOOd VOL ysE
Wright Of M'sa wtisht Of Tenn, Lolleoaer
The bill was then ordered to be epgrossed by 80
oe1nS. ~, ,o.o ,~o, orrorroad NJ CAMPBELL,
of Ohio said, having been ass ired by Mr. w WASH-
BUKNE cf Maine that the Senate would amend the
bill by taking out the obnoxious feature, he would re-
cord biz bant in the affirmative. He should feel con-
to separate from those with whom he usually
acted ia the vote on the amendments OF Mr. Barbour
and Mr. Sherman, with reference 70 Kansas, a. they
were intro uced in violation of the rules aud usages
of the House. II wss the cuty OF the Committee on
the Judiciary or Territories at eay period of the
ession to have introduced meatute proposing pro-
Ter remedy for tie difficulties in Kansas. Now seven
teen thousand men were employed IN eetense OF .ne
Pacific Coast, meeting danger in every form yet gen
teuen troposed Substantially to witbf old supplies from
the army, because in 1854 legislative mistake was
made Why was not such provso o: that on ~hc the
House as about TO vote, attached 10 the Deficiency
Bi wb contained an appropriation for the su plies
of members Why had this matter been postponed ll
the end Of TIE session He wished it distinctly un,
d. r-tond that he would 90 faI rs those that would
90 furtbt at fr fair aud Legitimate legislation relative
10 Kansas, but he would not confent to the accom-
plisbmtLt of tie object in the indirect manner pro-
posed
simar restIiction in the ID. fciency bill, saying it
would not have been gemare to attach Il 10 measure
providing for the pay Of the members OF Congress.
but the House was providing for the support OF
the army which the Presice wss using to overthro"
tbe Constitution. The amendment which Mr. Camp
bell complained Of TO preserve the Constiiut
the lights Of the people sgsast Grec1.lye usurpa
ton. Would his colleague aid the PRESIDENT 70 over
throw the liberties Of his country
A VOICE.-A eOoo hit.
Mr. CAMPBELL replied that Mr.. Giddings knew
well rat appropriations for the army were in TIE De-
6eiercy bill. He (Csn pbt understood that smi-
lar DIVISIONS to be attached to other appropra-
tior bs The effect of which would be to defeat them.
He was unwilling to take the responsibility OF with
holding supplies from thu various branches OF the puo-
lie 81 rvice until the House shall have done its duty in
4. poIIg 10 the Senate some bill by which all the rou-
b.s in Kansas may be settled. He " ,ud favor II
Upon i own merits. II the Senate, In dehance OF tne
public will, should Iefu'e ecqnescence taen ne wouia
favor Withholding appropriations as ast resort
Mr.. GIDDINGS again wanted to explain.
Mr. DAVIDSON objected.
NJ. GIDDINGS- With to know whether the gen
man flom Louisiana tDsvidson) has taken the guard
iapsbip Of my colleague.
MIR. CAMPBELL can inform my colleague no
man has the Prardisnship Of mo.
Mr.. GIDDINGs-I want my coIleaSge to ais unsss-
stano th-t be prpoeed to yield the floor like gente
man, but the gentleman from Louisiana tDaVidson un
ceitoUk to ccntiO my cUlit agIe.
MIR. CAMPBELL expressed his belief that the laws
of Kansas were founded in fraud and said II the Con
mttee on the Judiciary bring in bill to repeal them
be would vote for it, and for the repeal OF the Ne
brasks Kat Act ard for reorganiz'bS ane" res.o
ipp the Missouri Compromise. But because Poltlcai
party had dore great wrong, and the Executlfe eA
ercses bis fur ctoDs couupty in spirit OF usurpauon
be should not embarrsss general appropriation bills.
Mr. WASHBURNE saio his faith ~as N Com"i'-
tee Of Conference, rather than in the S Senate. on
The bill as ps.sed oy vote Of % against eG sred
On motion of Mr.. DUNN, the House recoasloefeo
tn. vote by which wa referred to the COMMITTEE o,
the Whole on the State of the Unep, the bill to snncl
certain acts Of the Legislative Assembly OF hanss
and cure to the citIe Of that Territory their rna
aid Ir vile ges.
Mr. DUNN submitted q substitute. recognizing
KaDsas and providing the usual Territorial macunei!
Provision Is made o freedom OF speech sn9 tae pless
Test oshs of whatever kud. are prohioited sno
and unusual pui isb bme nts not TO be allowed, Au
criminal prosecutions pending Il any OF Tie Soui
OF Kansas inputbg to any persons the cii4e VI
SOD, and al cIin ina prosecutions for alleged
disregard sbs'ever, OF what are usaauy k,S;ss
the laws of the Legislature OF Kansas, shau f1tawita
be dsms ssed, and every person thus restraiasa VI n
Liberty, r,tssed. TIE bill also restores the .,Ia
iestirtion provides for the encouiagemrn, OF ~.
melt and of educs.iop ard repess oil parts u .s: tu
Ksrsas Nebraska aid other acts, II conflict Win 'ni'
bill A..
Mr.. SNEED moved that the bill be laid on ths
table.
Motion los' by II sgsinst 80. and
MI DUNN'S subssitute was then agreed to- ana
the bill thus amended passed by vote OF 90 Ss'n'''
"a, a. follows: -,n. R.,.on
YfAs-Ms,u, Albright Arsco Ball, baroeu.ii III rPs :
Campbell (Ohol ChsHts clsvso cofD Comics ~,
cunbsel DsmIs p-an 0ick Dods D'hn; Gro - a.
,ls H.s.n, hsir;on Haven h0ESsr k1.uO' aso knisi,
Ki iewlteL Knor Kunlsl Mstte.n, *eCsrtJ & poor p
Mo,gar NO H. Eichl. Eyrton. DIV Pane sno Shs,
n.ap Sir mot Stiprsr stantor, susn,nsn W.%sn.
,eb Tovd Tr.f,ov Wade. Wsksmsr ,.on W.,sh WI.
Wssltar, (Ill) wsshburp il. tae "spsh' "eNa ~"
Ncsd Woodruf WocdvcIl mn u-;. a,.,.L
EAYS-Mesri An n as;ksiie. beu' 90~''' "''n'a