The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-07

in an open and manly way. The amendment, 10 object,
proposed TO shield the traitors from deserved punish
ment.
amend by adding or any prosecution which has hereto
express his disnpprobaton OF an army being employ ed
The nearous work Of crashing out the free State settlers
and preclude the United States from paying
dollar TO the fbusiersng anu narauding parties
Mr. Kra1r (dem of s c. contended that thase amend
ments asked The House Itself judicial body 70
determine whe,ht treason had been committed and de.
eide IN advance OF the proper tribunal whether the laws
had been violated
Mr. Crows amendment tcge,Ecr with MIR. stanton's,
was adopted by 10 against 81.
The committee rose when Nr CaMpBxrI, Of Ohio, OFFER
appropriations for the Kansas legislature excluding the
provisos Of Messrs Dunn, Sherman and Grow and re
strctipg the proposed expenditures
Mr. WAsHpuRN (nigger worshippcr) OF Me-, raised the
point that the substitute was not In order. He OPP
posed to the action Of the Committee OF the Whole tho
state Of tho Union being superseded by that OF the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
Mr. CAarsEl replied lac did not speak for that nit
tee, but for himself He then explained at length his
The SPEAKER sustained the objection taken by Mr..
Washbnrn
The House then proceeded to act on the amen ments
cported to the bill.
Mr. Iunn's that no part OF the money arpro ,r,atsd
hall be drawn from the Treas until the p1ssage and
rcsGertsl approval Of any act for the pac,fclton OF
the troubles in Kansas which shall, among others,
optain PROV fions for restoring the slavery restriction 10
Kansas and Nebraska" rejected by45 Against ITO,
follows
SrIi2 s Mssss BALI RaSso Bennett Of v billing
cnn,eaek Dsmrell nean Dodge Dunn. Emric flaser,
ss'' Ne Fnip sn'cs
q \. y Perry, Pike, Robins sapp sherman spinner,
Washbune ' q Ill., w1ison Wood WooSru o vs.
The question wns then on Mr. Crows amendmen, to
the appropriation for tho judiciary Of Kansas Tna.
shall not be drawn from the Tressury ill ne
criminal prcceedngs pending in the Territory against the
laws. PASSED by body OF men at Shawnee Mission.
claiming TO be he Legislature shall be dismissed by the
Court and eyer; person wn" hss eeen OF nav .s re-
from confinement
Agreed to, by 81 against CO. as follows
R R s as
Brenon Bnfinton Camrhe q Pa Chafee Clark Jr Claw
Sssn Dick Tosa rrsT a"W"v Gs%ns.
sSa saSM Rn"y
Miller Of New York, Miward Morgan Morgl Mot, ,; Mnr-
rennnS'on Perry ye' Petit PIE rrinalc Prsanes Richie
sSn sF wase
baTne Of Wisconsin Waslbuyne e Illinois wa''Darn Jr'
NA1saNcssls Aiken Bowie, branch caawaaaer; Camp
Crawford Davis DowdeI Dunn Emrie English, Euss ir,
E,1nner Florence Foster Goode Greeawsod Haven
Ss ksy q Dd spp% P
Miller Of Indiana. Nilsson Moore Phelps Porter oaiman
s Kv c yrn a s ss
TayGs hnTsoa vss Wasns Whit
nessee, Zollcofer
The amendment Of Mr.. Sherman, similar TO the above,
was rejected bv 80 against III.
The carse appropI atng S2 900 for the expenses OF
the legislative Assembly of Kansas was stricken out by
90 against 5s
Mr. Crows and Mr.. SrAN1oSs amendment, that no part
Of the money he exoended for scouting OBTAINING
any person charged with treason, &C., was agreed TO- by
81 against 81.
democrats together with the South Americans and MIR.
Dunn, Of Indiana and Mr.. Bennett, of New York, voting
in the negative.
The House then took a recess Till SPIN.
EvEEINo SESSION.
Mr. READY TX. OF N C., argued that Mr.. Filmores
political furnishes that the destiny
and liberties Of the country world be safe in MS hands
from the dangers OF sectiopalsm which threaten the
Crion.
Mr. WAIVER TX. Ny Of Ala, accounted for his presence
ut the phads pha American Convention. AMI assigned
his reasons why be could not tupport Fillmore, Who he
SAID adopts the leading idea o the American Platform,
cont emnary OF the repeal ri the Missouri Compromise
All the Northern friends Of Mr. Fillmore, with the excep
ton OF Mr. yalk here found voting for lis restrc
tom besides tie larger rart Of the American party in
the North is absorbed in the dirty pool Of black repub.
canism.
MIR. AusToS trigger worshipper) Of Penn, asked NJ
Walker whether he would consider sufficient cause
Tor dissertation Of the Union IT. In the next election. tbs
cope send majority TO Congress- favorable 10 the resto
alton Of the Mis- souri, restriction.
Mr. WAKiR replied tina, he no dsunionist, but in
he event 10 which Mr. Allison alluded, bis voice shonld
ing for dissolution Of the Union. lie should however.
nd Mr. Ruchanans past course distastciul To him,
ut under the present ccn mstances he would support
he candidate OF the democratic party more conseTvs
i've than Mr.. Fillmore.
Mr.. SacE (nierer worshipper) ofN. Y, attributed the
unfortunate bitter sectional agitation to the viola
cpcal the Missouri compromise.
Adjourned.