The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01


to support It. have put In this sum, because In s
state OF cur treasury No oannct afford too much, a.
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or tn Their = .nSsasr R'::'Ds Ssjssoc .hcs
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may not Co. DEFY the sppisss;ly q tSs osjsoaoa n
There nothing In the resolve which says anything
Of the Governor his Agea hos this money shall sp
piec and it must Be In manner not rspugnAnt to the
cOnstitutca and Laws There hundreds Of ways to
rerdsr tse,ual isancs and relief without buying
or Runpovoer That matter leave to the discretion Of
spssHsr ssnk The resolve vii eon@.se its. to the
attention Of The House, and will not roabls IL with any
Lave v,s granted for tbs inroduc,n Of the resolve
rules cccseer the matter 81 the present time
He Wished to svs to amend 80 - TO msis tho sam sp
Mr.. FIxreyus, Of lowell hoped the rules would not be
resolve, AID be was inclined to think int II sui
cen there was no cbjecta to It, He believed that
ns ness o. ,ns people o. sSs u ,nsOs
It take action Ike that proposed in this resolve. BE
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Mr. SropDAsD withdrew his motion for suspension q
the rnlss.
Mr.. c. BALI ea.d he bad intended to that the
solve be rsfsr,ed to special committee q the House.
arc he made that motion.
Mr.. Lruzs1ElD of Peterborough, hoped It would b. re-
Mr.. c. HAMS motion Il OK precedence and prevailed
Tbs srsAxI euo.sassoty arp n.d ut the following
Elecber Of Lowell stot dad Of Worcester; Briggs Of
Pitts6eld and morrill,, Of Pau River.
draft, a. follower
Rsoysd 70. ts relief Of the sns ard dsuxtess 9: Na..
showed cut II he q he
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[Tbs report unanimous, and Wa signed by oil the
men bers OF Tie c0Eumi tee
TAe resolve took Its fret reading.
NJ SropDIRo of Worces or, moved Suspension Of the
Cd a ass
esd Of haste 10 pressing It hs inquired VIA.
v.re the nseas Of tie people q ksns.ss >, ,.
were mace, the question would os a. oaoe. shall the
resolve be rejec;sGs
Nj WILKINSON made objection.
Tie QUESTION pu.-Shsl tie resolve bs rejseted2
and dssted IN the negative w!.h very tsv dissenting
Tao russ vera suspended, arc the Issovs WA read
The question then being on osds,its it to Third
MY. fletcher, OF Lowell, made b-ief and eloquent
speech In favor Of the resolve and in answer to the
quiry Of tbs gentleman from Dedham.
Nj. LAwEEsos, CT Cambridge, expressed ha wiling
to eorhats fem his private mesns fof the aid OF
Kansas hut he doubted the proprisy Of State afpro-
Mr.. PIKE, Of Newton, advocated the resolve AID I'D.
ductd many prseedsn.s Of grants OF money BY Asssa
Mr. voss Of Boston, thoush It was no. always safe to
trust to hs impulses OF The moment and advocated de-
lay for reflection He moved that the question akon
by yeaa and NAYS, which was ordered.
Mr. STOREY of Sc De7vie, exoessed his hearty Con
IL the object Of the resolve he thought shs
pblaseolcsy light 10 improved The words mo. r.psg
cant to the cortu ion and laws 60 seemed to imply
that the money might be applied some sinister pur
pore He thought ,hem uI necessary And moved to Strike
them out
kr. 9. HA.s spcke in supper. OF the resolve, and
sgsinst the sMeEdmtnt.
Mr.. FLETCHER suggested as q reaaon for immediate &C
on HAT the r must 60 to tbs Senate and We hoi cd
to end the steon on Saturday.
Mr.. GOODMAN, If B sttn, sad he wished brief space
for reflection BE would like to sleep ds proposition
lie moved to assga IL O'clock Saturday for taking the
voc.
This was agreed to.
IL. vLKssos Wished to amend to rrohibi. the pur.
cbate Of dreArms.
MI. MoaRII, Fall River, spoke ia support CT ths
solve al saA!pst-ansDdment.
Mr. LuST, Of NevSury, thought the neral gevernmsnt
ought TO protect the people everywhere.
MI FLhTcBEa tt moved that the further eonsidsra
ticn OF the subject be pesponed until le osloek So
tufcay, which was sgreed to.