The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

81 oar sxgct ,r1is, .Dd asking Tor sussssss
non We IIeasary fes,iye 10 reveoae Java, no.
Ni-o si>sAes Tss pkEsiiESr
nttstle if u he President was received retarL.ng
viii ms orlecor he III, fer tee nprcr smen, q the
iss s.lss eaIifs Hetsys = = isoe =, toe eneaho-s
.rgtd cssrs her similar ti.s, ard refers to his pre
V,cts nSsFtle e. he srtJect
y. Hsrse hen, .Lder me o.ers,on Of the previous
oocsep serested ne Gin Notwithstanding the Presi-
oen,s yetC by yeas so, 10 y.ays 81.
ArhtrKiArloss OR rils rosr oIYcE.
, rs MI Tss,F sP.o1s 70. ne fSlppor; 2, the
fftS nal EXPLANATION.
sI ELIls n tee,n.) of Ohio rising 10 a personal ex-
ii Lsyior n'a. which tie (Harrison) was acsynatea
"a dorehisA with the remark that g there wosd 30
no copgf 1cSs II doagh'ace not be-
Mr. BIZ rS went cut Of fis way endcrse the vague
chArsc 81 rresponslbe pesels and he trusted that it
would set be found that N reporter mistaken But
the language attributed .Mr rrrlingane Intended,
directly or indirectly ia. charge him, any portion OF
his copsiuents with sckiirg subservency any por
1cn Ct he country, sIy party the House, he
uShorhced NE clarke az infamous and unmiagatea
,asumry.
Co nct'cn q M. cAxirKlI {ngger worstppero, Of
OHIO, the army ny returned from the Senate without
vie Clerk d he clause from the consultation.
Mr. snrlsv I'll object
Mr. LF1Snvilps out Of order 10 read the constitution
The article and amendments CT the constitution
were sucsecaent,y read.
Mr. cAxIFnL having sworn 10 support the consti-
'uton he She Id vote against retaining the Sherman pro-
vlsc
M PsSs (nigger worshipper), Of N j., suggest
90 sats,r ne TO avoid al constitutional scruples,
Iecis ring tia. no part Of the military force, for
me sufpUt a which appropriations made by this
act, shan be employed 10 aid in the enforcement OF
any eIac'ment Of The body claiming to be the Ter
yh0rial legislature OF Kansas, until such enact
Der.s shall have been affirmed and approved
by Congress- but Ls Provso shall not be SO construed
prevent he President employing adequate military
crce but tia. shall be his duty employ such force
- prevent the OF the Territory by armed bands
Of non or any other body residents
NC n Of Rn
the enforcement OF any such enactment and TO protect
and property ana spOn sne mat U
that shall be his further duty TO
take Efficient compel the return Of and with
bold oil Of the United States distributed TO said
Territory in pursuance OF law"
Mr.. CsMIrEI said Mr. Penningtons proviso did not
violate the letter spirit OF the constitution, and taking
si the circumstances INTO consideration, he would
cert. he moved the previous question.
Mr.. COBR, (dem) OF Ga, rose 10 point OF order. He
said the Senaes amendment the bin was strike out
The Sherman proviso and the House was compelled to
voe that oriy.
The ssKA,R decided that the amendment was in order
and was sustained by 10 majority.
Mr. PESMscGoS's provso was adopted by l0l against
The sera,e's amendment thus amended returned
70 TIA: BODY
Igh, boIse appropriation and other bills Of minor i'm
perAnce were then passed.
Recess III r. Nj.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. SIMMONS, (n.gger worshipper,) OF New York.
rIoke OF tie vari2us conrivances 10 depete the public
vessury ard advocated reform.
Mr. CAMPBELL Of ONO, moved that the committee rise
add report the House the resolution pending refer
tie parts Of the Presidents annual message TO
The Appropriate committees.
Mr. WAIgER, tx. NJ Of Alabama objected, as the
evenings had been set apart for general debate not bu
Mr.; CAxrFFir replied il Mr. Walker, who a recent
convert ic and acting with the administration,
objected, he lad nothing more TO say. He lad made
ibe motion ont Of respect TO the Office Of President
thar 10 the matter contained in the message.
Mr. WAIVER ssked Mr.. Campbell TO put his finger
ssnge vote to demonstrate his (Campbeps respect
Tor tie President.
Mr. CANrFrII responded that be had stated very dis
tihc'y had respect for the Office Of President not
Ur the doctrine Of the message He had not thank COL
voted TO the policy Of this administration. He
~ uryiediIg political enemy.
Mr. WALLER aid he convert to the stration.
He cd rot say in his late speech, make any au
is roicy He had confined himself 70 the line OF
should pursue not only a Southern man. but
patriot. the Presidential ecton. He had not sunk
the iow character OF paItzan, but trusted he was
governed by better motives
Ir CAxpIEGI referred to the fact that the provision
making evening sessions FOR general debate terminated
Ast week
Mr. i7crER (Gem) Of Va, when this report was
closed, addressing the committee in reply 10 Mr..
Smmors. charging the latter with having helped to in
TIE expenses watch he had tonight so earnestly
Condemned.