Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

------
Il = s - q y = u
i s M a j w ~ s.,,a &C., x,,..ss,r
SsxArkNr Esalsr eaifs,f IN, AZ ,sssI,,,,,..,
submitted Oh Sssars3s,. cot,rrp;no f,o, Fra
mont i skse,1f. which. after some debate ~.
4 agreed IL. Nessrs BirIsr. WiIsoa Hal T,.m
balt and oilers smoke Of, the srl,;er. and Is,
iasaer moved Al, amendment 10 ;,r,n,,. rsr;ni,
INQUIRIES touching buchanan. Ths
Vas rejected. and The resol,,iop .rrssd - n
Weller moved 10 take mn the Pacific r r hin
hut his motion vas disag greed TO. he said he ha,
4 Yielded 4ofhe River and Harbor biI,s and NM
the friends OF these measures failed 10 assst hin
in consideration OF that hiIl. NJ Ss.v. a -
marked he was always Wiling to say there wa.
not in the Se,iaie sufficient service M, only 4
4 behalf os the paeih, p 1, R ~, -, IA 49,
!. urcs for the benefit Of California. senate ther
struck out from the House bill appronriati : 70,
executive, judicial. and Legislative e,nenses IN.
appropriation Of $Is3, 900 for books voted 10 tht
4 members of the House of Representatives
HorsE.-The House, then under The operatior
ofthe previous question, re-passed the bin. not
/ withstanding the Presidents veto Z eas $40
nays 81. The bill making appropriations fol
the support Of the p O. Department. was then
| passed without debate.
j AFTERNOON SEssfoS.-Mr Harrison arising 10
/ personal explanation read an extract from Mr.
Burlingamefs speech at Dayton, Ohio. IN which
| he fHarrison} was designat d as do,pbfaee
| with the remark, there would be no douShfaces
j il constituents were not behind He. Harrison
could carceiy believe that Mr. Burliprame wen,
out of his way to endorse the vague charges OF
irresponsible persons, and he trusted that it wod
yet be found the reporter was mistaken. but il
the language attributed to Mr.. B. was intended,
either directly or indirectly to charge him. or to
char fifa,,
4 ling subseryiency to any portion of country, or
| any party in the House, he pronounced the
! charge an infamous and unmitgated calumny
On motion of Mr.. Campbell of OHIO, the army
/ bill, returned from the Senate without the Sber
man proviso, was taken up He simply asked
the Clerk to read the clause from the Constitu-
ton.
Mr.. Giddings objected.
| Mr.. Letcher-It's out of order to read the
Constitution here.
/ The I'd article and amendment and the cons,i-
tuition we're subsequently read
Mr.. Campbell said having sworn to support
the Constitution, lie should vote against retain.
| ing the Sherman proviso. tsz
Mr.. Pennington suggested a substitution, to
/ avoid all constitutional scrunles viz. deearinp
that part of the military force, for support Of
| which appropriations are made by this act. shall
| be employed to aid in the enforcement Of any
| enactment fthe body claiming to be the Terri
ment shall have been affirmed and approved by
Congress: but this proyiso shall not he 81 con.
structed as to prevent the inyas on of the terrific.
~ by armed bands of non.residents or anv 9th
err body of non. residents as ,osse con;to,us ne
any officer in the terr;torv in the enforcement
of snch enactment and to protect nersons and
property therein and unon nat;ona, bichwa vs
leading to the territory from all nnlawfn rcb-
es and seizures that i shall no his fnture dn,,
to take sufficient measures to comnal tho 70.
turn of any and all arms If tho TTni,ed 6 &c
distributed to said Territory in nnrsnanca or tho
NV A-9 g.. 80 ~. -,
NJ r.n,,hoI, of ms: -,
toms proyiso did not interfere with rho Latter e.
shirt ofthe constnt;on -.n1 ,,I.;n,. al o;so,,,
stances in consideration. he would accent. ha
moved the previous ones,on = = -
MIR. Cobb of Ca rose tn : no;nt of o,der. 10
said the senatc's Amendments to the hill was 70
strike ont the Sherman nrovso nd tha H. w
was compelled to vote on that ONLY The Sneah.
er decided the amendment was in ordor and va.
sustained by 16 majority
Mr.. Penninptop's nroyiso was odonted bv IN,
to so.
The senate's amendment Tins omonded Voc
returned to that body.
Light house appropriations and otbor hills of
minor importance. were then nassod
80
Washinton, Aug. -
SENATE.-Mr Hunter asked that the Question
be taken on the passage of the Legislative Jud-
ical and Executive appropriation bills.
Mr.. Collamar of VT. made minority report
recapitulating the Kansas outrases, and missing
that the only redemption for Kansas was the res.
toration fthe Missouri Compromise, or the adj
mission of Kansas with the Topeka Constitution,
Mr.. Trumbull could not vote for it, because
the Senate had stricken out the clause proyitl.
ing that no part of the money appropriated shall
be expended for prosecuting or OBTAINING per-
sons charged with treason or other political Of
N. - IT,. ..-.., @..s...a