Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01
D..eu--ion on the Army all In shr Ssua,e " ed
lFrom he National Intelligence ]

sssfh-~i0n On fbf army tfli ~ shF ~fuBtF W ed
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lErom he National Intelligence
On motion # Sir Hunter the army bill vas
taken mp. and f5r the purpose "a be remark
81. Of cHhaastug all possible measures 81 con
clinton and eouutcsy tpUattl, The Ilou.e Of Re
preventative. be now moved ihnt the Senate in
II "a IT, disagreement nh1 call tor "a commit
lie Of conference. This wouli give the House
nh additional opiortuuli, Il tetfnce their sfeps.
Mr.. Bell advocated the adoption If this mot IN.
and expressed li- regret INT Is propreiq bad
EYER been denied md tepu1inied by The former
action ot the Senate IN determining To adhere
wtthont further conference. He believed Tint
disorders still prevailed IN Kansas mud thought it
highly necessary Tint the Senate should ID JUS
tee in the premises. 50 far ~ possible. BY 10
pealhg the ohneAiou. laws Of that Territory
Mr.. Clayton spoke TO tie same effect. and lie
nanuced certain laws Of Kansas as nnin-t. mi
q9itous, and oppressive. These laws be- deear.
Il. ought II he repealed before Congre+. clio
ID it, session. aud ftiug III this duty, h. did
mi think thai ihn senate could fairly charge all
Inc responsibility for the rejection of the army
bill upon the House Of Representatives alone. He
fHen recied certain of the laws 81 kou-a-. e-pr.
Gully TINT prohibiting the discussion Of slavery in
the frrrtory=a law which he characterized ms
worse than my cvrr imposed by the 'rndorS,
Plnntngrnrts, ar starts If England He main.
tuned that tengrct- Ind not diye-tcd i,self Of
the power to repeal such laws by the passage Of
the knnsuS- Nnbrnska act. BY that not the people
ii tho Territory were LETT free L. lrgislnte upon
all rightiul subjects" bat he could not think
hut freedom oi speech and the freedom of the
press were nmang their number. Thousands Of
slnytholdcr, wonld be subject To imprisonment
or death under -nch cnnetinents il they should
ng-ert within that Territory, as many Of Them
heloyc, that slavery does not 20 into the Terri
tories propri1 p,gore huder the Constitution. He
warned Senators 10 beware Of rnu-ing the spirit
Of the American people by giving my eounte.
nance to such ahominuble Legislation.
Mr. WIIsoN, in nn elaborate aud able speech
discussed the laws Of Is tnsas, and commented Oh
the usurpation 10 which, ar he believed they NV
al their origin. He thought the notion at the
House of Representatives wns alik" parliament
nrF and proper; aud supported this view by II
citation from tho writings Of MIR. Madison, as
we'll ns from the records OF Congress, which lat
ter. he said, hofr testimony Ia the fact TINT among
tlose who low denounced the proceedings Of
The House "a revolutionary. Mr. MAsoS. Mr.
lieN1rR, and Mr. ToucrY hnd on former ocoa.
SONS IN the Senate defended the custom nf at
'aehing measures If general Legislation 10 the
evil and diplomatic appropriation bill. lie re-.
mntked upon thediil''lcnt interpretations put up
Oh the Kansas Nebras%n net by il, respective
advocates differences which had been sufficient
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