The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

Clinton river for completing the harbor OF Josepns,
and for completing the piers OF the harbor OF Monroe
Michigan were, after debate, passed.
Adjour ned.
House q Representatives.
WASHINGTON, July 90 1856.
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION hill.
The House projected to act the various
reported ir the Committee Of the Whole the Army
Appropriation bill.
Mr.. Barbours amendment to the clause appropriatne-
S32& 900 for the pay OF the army by adding disap-
prova Of the code of the alleged laws Of Kansas in the
manner in which they enforced expressly declaring
until they shall be confirmed by Congress no part the
federal military forces shall be employed for their en-
forcement &c, and the amendment to this amendment
declaring the laws of Kansas null and void were read
and rejected ,y yeas IS, nays 80.
The House concurred in Mr.. sherman's amendment.
offered yesterday, by yeas Of, nays Sc, as follows-
YEAsMessrs Albright Allison, Ball, Barbour, Bennett Of
ton campbell Of c Pe1n cwsC cS
Dunn Ed
GsMsy sen Of f9w % OF S " d amn das
ton, Kelsey King knapp Knswlon Knox Kunkel Letter,
s si s hfsr
Petit Pike rrngle Purvance Richie sabin Sage sspp.
Va SsnDaas
Edmundson English Eusis Faulkner Foster Fuller Of Pa
ta Harris s Of S0Gff HAVEN Hsa%a Houston jess
1h o SF ass Hf
Of Ind. Milson Packer Peck Phelps Powell Paryesr.
ward Shorter Smith Tenn. Smith Va, smith Of Ala,
r%ood ys vsp wsk warner watkins whneN
Williams, wnslow Wright Of Miss, Wright OF Tenn, zOli
The bill then ordered be engrossei by against
SO.
Before the vote announced. Mr. CAMPBELL, (nigger
worshpper) of Ohio, sad-Eaving been assured by Mr..
Washburn, Of Maine, that the Senate would amend tho
bill by taking out the obnoxious feature he would
record his name in the affirmative lie should feel
constrained TO separate from those with whom he
usually acted in the vote on the amendments Of Mr.
Barbour and Mr. Sherman with reference 10 Kan
sas they introduced in violation OF the rules and
Of the House II was the duty OF the Committee
the Judiciary Ter toies at an early period Of the
session have introduced measure proposing proper
remedy for the difficulties in Kansas Now. seventeen
thousand men were employed 10 defence OF the Pa,hc
coast, meeting danger in every form, yet, gsutemer
proposed substantially TO withhold supplies from the
amy. because ii 1874 legislative mistake made
Why not such proviso that on which the House
was now about To vote attached to the Deficiency n
which contained appropriation for the suppes oS
membersy Why had this matter been postponed till the
end Of the SEES on2 He wished II distinctly understood
he would 50 far those that would go artnes for
fair and legitimate legislation relative to Kansas but ne
would not consent to the accomplishment OF the object
Mr.. GEnDINcs explained why be did not move similar
restriction in the Deficiency bill, saying would have
u
pay Of 5e members OF Congress; but the House
providing for the support Of the army which the pres
dent was using to overthrow the constitution The
amendmen; which Mr.. Campbell complained OF was TO
preserve the constitution and the rights OF the people
against executive usurpaon Would his colleague aid
the President 70 overthrow The liberties Of his country
"A EoiCE-a God hit.
Mr. CAMPBELL replied that Mr. lidings knew well tnas
appropr atiors for the army in the Deficiency bill
He (Campbell,) understood tnat some similar p.ov-
sons TO be attached TO other appropriation bills,
tie effect Of which would be to defeat them. he
willing TO take the responsibility Of Withholding supplies
from The various branches of the public service until the
House shall have done its duty in sending 10 the Senate
ONE bill by which all the troubles In Kansas may BIO
settled. lie would favor IL upon It's own merits II tho
Senate in defiance Of the public will. should refuse
quescence then he would favor withholding appropria
tons a last resort.
Mr. GlDDlScs again wanted to explain.
Mr.. DAVIDSON objected.
Mir. GpDAGs--l wish TO know whether the gentleman
from Louisiana ayidson,) has takct the goardanshp
Mr.. CAsnm1r-I can inform my colleague no man has|
the guardianship Of me.
Mr.. GIDDryGs-I my colleague to understand that
he proposed TO yield The aoof Ike gentleman bot the
gentleman from LOUISIANA (Dayidson) undertook to
MIR C,NrrpL expressed his belief that the laws Of KAN
founded fraud, aud said II the Committee on
for H. and Tor the repeal OF the Kansas Nebraska act and
for organizing and restoring the Missouri comnro
mise But be,ause political party bad zone greas
wrong ard the Executive exercises hts functions COR
rupty IN srrt OF usnrpaton he should net embarrass
general appropriation bills.
In Consequence the wires being interrupted by tho
storm ana ghaing. unable 10 get we CONCLUSION
Of our rcport.-Rkrl
,ir. " ssnuRS said his faith In a committee Of
ccricrer rather than in the Senate.
The pl then passed, by a vote of 90 against so.
TifE rAcfucAToN or kANsAA
On motion Of Mr. BrSs, (nigger worshippcr) Of lpa,
the House eccDsidered the vote by which refer red
to the Committee OF Ill. Whole the OF ts unon
the bill 10 amend certain acts VI the Legislative Assembly,
OF ksnsas and secure to the citizens Of that Icrr Dry
their ghis and privileges.
Mr. DrSs submitted substitute, recognizing Kansas
and providing the usual Territorial machinery. Provi
sion mace for freedom OF speech and the press Test
oatha, Of whatever Kind prohibited, and cruel
usual punishmcns are MT to be allowed. All criminA
PROSECUTIONS now pending In any OF the court
% Kansas mputing tn any person the crime
trca and all criminal prosecutions i'w alleged
violation disregard whatever of what usually
known as the laws OF the legislature Of Kansas sha
forth with be die mssed and
o. hs liberty released Tue bill aso restores ihe w:
ueneut and Of education, and repcis all parts " the
Kansas Nebraska and other acts In conflict with this o
lir ssKrD, tk OF Tenn, moved that the biz be lai
Motion lost, by ~ against &c.
Mr. Dunn's substitute then agreed to. and the bill
thu. amended passed, by vote OF IS against ~ Io
lows
YsAs.7,xessrs ALBRIGHT Allison, nan Barboar Benson
Pennsylvania Campbell Of Ohio chaee, clawson, Cola
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q. Pringle, Purvanee. Rlchlc, sabin. Sage, sspr
T Tss"i Tsp"n Todd Ton ' %sG
sV Watson WEE Se w Wasn' %o"d %oon So
ksYs.-Messrs Aiken Barksdale, Bell Bowie, Branch
fr c Cob sSS sS c SsRps' Of Cox SsI esrsf'
sTs es, DeSseT s Ma kps as
Of Ala, Harris q m Houston Jeweu Jones Tenn joins
Of Marshall Of H. Maxwell Asr oira nao Pscs@
rsss Plsps f rSws roTycss 9.%sa Rsaae Resay
Voc spssn sssehss swwce Tay1r Tupps 1ae
Miss, wright Of Tenn. ZOllicOner