Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-16

prevented by Gov Stevens determination B..
carry on the war independently Of the TioV
ted States troops He adds - that the so,
remark is applicable to Gov, Curry and ib',
both these Governors appear 10 be rpnris
a race to see which can dip deepest in,o NY,
public treasury. He continues In W
dense forests of Pugets Sound another Flo.e
da war can easily be carried on. nj e,
pense of 20 or 100000; and saws IA
will also apply to the mountain region e,o,''5
Pugets Sound Valley. Gen Wool b,.
doubt but what he could settle the co,,.lo.
# the Governors would Withdraw from i, '
Gov Stevens says Gen Wool neglcr,.,
and refused to send force for the reli.c w
myself and party when known to be IN in,
mnenent danger, and believed. bv ,b,
who are best capable Of judging, to be cor,
ing on TO certain death, and this when he L,I
at his command a sufficient force of regoia.
troops be has refused TO sanction the ngrsa
ment made between Gen. Mason and Ma.
Games, for the troops to be sent TO INV ass,s,
ance, and ordered them to be disbanded \,
was reserved for Oregon volunteers to resc,s
US. There has been breech Of faith sor,a
where. ask for an investigation intn ,bo
whole matter"
Mr.. Cass Proceeded to crticise Mr.. Dam.
las report on Kansas matters, dlssentS.,
from many oi its conclusions Ii fd no3
alludc at all t1 the true object for which ooy.
cnmcnts were instituted, and continued
many idc0s that are erroneous 10 theory ana
dangerous In practice.
The Committee say the organization of =,
Territory Is eminenty necessary aud proper
as the means Of enabling the people thcreof
f ft ftrr 4 IL. !.
interests aud establish a State Governments
under the authority Of the Constitution, pre-.
paralOry 10 admission into the Union. ana
thus argue the right Of Congress to pass the
organic act included in the provision which
authorizes the admission Of new States: but
Mr. Cass thought that the doctrine that Con.
gress has power to pass any measures they
considered as tending to promote the pros.
peuiy Of the Territories would lead 10 falsg
conclusions. Congress might think The vii
mot Provlso would be n good thing. bun
there would not be any limit 10 their discre.
ton, Of they proceed on such loose grounds
lie also sand the bill Of the COMMITTEE on
. Territories did not allow the people OF Kan.
sas 10 regulate their affairs as they pleased
hence they dad not carry out the doctrine of
the Constitution relative to that subject.
Adjourned.
HousE--Ihe Speaker announced the fire,
business 10 order 10 be Mr. Clngmaf's ra.o.
luton for the better protection of American
citizens upon the thoroughiares or line. Of
travel between the waters Of The Ahntic and
Pacific Oceans, authorizing the Prendea, 10
employ the land and naval forces OF iIle couu.
Try 10 insure such protection.
Mr. Clugman asked for ils postpoucmer,
today as he understood the Information cal.
led for relative L, the Panama OUTRAGE v..,il
De sent 10 Tomorrow or next day.
Mr.. Campbell OF Ohio slid he bad n1 OBJ
lection. % be Mr.. CampbeiD could ef.r,
substitute. requesting Tie President to reyo.
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