New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
anil J,dicial b. ,ncAe. Of the IeFrio-.i government
u: she Free state prisoners shall have been released

lo.1 the Free state priseners sha lS' o0eH ieeN'
ano Il We. carried By vote Of ee 10 o.. o: iouoSs;
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Ohio C.rs Csruhers cssss clL4mS ooop ~ % oUup
bow Se Idn ~ c.cn Elio,,, Euea. Ey.. F.ainsi nor
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asn Houston Jon.. o. Tenn Jne. q Penn ks,I t..o,
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sf S,esl ca Of conD cia~.Cn co1 coms coT1s
Sumtoci Dsmr. Davis Of Mas. bean, Dickon
S, tS s 81 Ms.. hSow Of 9I'qis Her.
Of Ohio, How ard H.sh"eo Kelsey King Knapp, Klow
y. Morssn, Moni Mott, Murray Nichols Notion Oliver Of
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ton Sno5ssa1 isp0a & Thor, s, s. =, TsSd Tod W.as
buine Of N ,ws,hbu1n Of Me-, ws.on, wech. Wood,
"sSSs99 sSp NOT vorYG-Be BINGHAM Broo.,
Burnsame Can pbel Of Ky, Chlcs C,ssn Crawford, Day,
DEW Dch, uln, Edwards Eng sh, Etherdse, fO''er,
Kidwen Knight, Lindey Mace Meach,m, Moore, Packer
Paine, Puws Rende Ready Ritene, GobbiO', Robson,
The question then lecuued upon recefiig from Mr.
C1oss emer dmelt and it carried by vote OF 90
to %, as follows:
YEAS -Messrs Akin Bsrksdae Blpnett Of Miss Boeoek,
Bowie BOyce Branch Broom Burnes, Csdwasdet Ca, lie,
cPaire Cullen Dsydson DAVIS Of lid Oenver Do@ae I'd
don Elic't' iust' Evans FaulkL7r Florence, Fsier
IIsrris Of III Harrison, Haven, hrbe hicsqan, Hoffman,
Of Ii Ms1rsi Nc ,uI,n hs0oeea M cr q IA ,il,on,
rur,s oSn % 81 BspG Ry aaau
'ysse segsId ssoTter Smith Of Ten s%,a 81
Thurstou: Trip Tyson, UIdeI"ooi, vsii VaE Walker
Wells. Wheeler Whine. villamS WinslOw Wright Of
NAYs-Me..ls Abi.bt, aiOn Bal. Barbour; Barclay,
iiss' Bfe1icr, Bafntsa Camrb. Of Penn Campbell OF
Ohio, Chafee, Clarke Of n y C;rk Of Com, awson'
Dcsn bchsen DcdG Duiiee Eiic; tqrie, F.ee5 Galway
G6s s Grow i 2. Ms'' KaS .Sn kn HU
k'srP, k.sht, Knowlo, q1 kunssl LeisI aeSSa N
ton Oliver Of Palker Peace Pslton PenaigOn Perry,
Pike PsiPs nober; Sage ssGS so fc53 %
Va sheman, wabridse, Waiilon, NssnLdne OF Wis, Wash
bune OF in wsshbnne of Me- WEIGH Wood woOd'uh'
ABSENT AND NOT voTING.-Mes,r. Bell, BINGHAM,
sSsd ss f bs1 Be Wit etsf Des 6a1 1 ESyd & snsh Ehe
Fo.I lq Of Iowa mSIfi Of Ala dov HTSs st S IT,
Meaehsm Moore Pse.er PANE furyites Raae h1tsdy
| Wan er, Watkins Watson
The House then agreed to adhere to its refusal to
appropriate $50 900 for Compensation Mileage, &c,
TO the Territorial Legislature Of Kansas, and the Sen
ate subsequently nceded.
The Army bill had Kansas rider, which prevented
its passage in the Senate. Committee Of Confer
ence was appointed, but could not agree, and upon
reporting to the House. that body, upon motion that
it cede decided in the negative by vote Of 90 TO
| o. as follows
YRAs-Sesrs Aiken Barisda., Bennett OF Miss. Boeock,
theIs C9ke CSmsn Cobb Of ia COBB oi Ale GSn CIsSs
DS IA feT of Men GS
Greenwood Harris of Md Harm: Of H. iorbeEt, Hoa@aa'
hos ha$pSio T Ma':%s q r. il Ms,;Ss Of ~ Is5;I.i
N MG ORE Pesi Pb.
Qutman Rcsud Richsrdon Rivers Rufn Rust Sana,dge,
ssss @ SrI%S' Tiys wfSSS 1;Gn
WY sxs9s,@s';. %,is1 xs1iSs Allison Bfsoa, Barely
Sp ess o.1Rsi Com et.
podd, Duffee Ede, Enie, fiseeI, GALLOWAY, q,ddnss G
s e1Sa e edH Ma: dg.
Kelsey KPsPP Krsh KlSwOP KaUs hkonts hsj
i Mcs Sai'"y "y' ScSo Norton Oliver Of FsitsI Pssies
rs ss ss s s'sf
to IhuIston TSdd Wsds Waie@an wssIidss w@{5Gn' T.
Weloh, Wells Wood Woodruff, woodworh-sd
Tie proviso just adhered TO was adopted by the
House on the llth, and is as follows:
Pr0cid.d necerthcless, and ii is herety declared,
That part of the military force of the United States
Cor the support of which appropriations are ma7e by
this act snail be employed in aid OF the enforcement
of apy ennctn ont Of tho bod, claiming b. the Tor
rtoiia Legislature of Kansas until such enactment
shall have been sffirmed and approved by Congress;
but this pOvisO shall not be 20 construed a. to prevent
| the President from employing an adequate mill ary
force but it shall be his duty TO employ such force to
prevent the inv aston of said Territory by armed bands
OF nOn-reio ents, any other body of non residents
acting or claiming to act, ss posse comiaas Of any
officer in said Territory, in the enforcement OF any such
Ell Iactments, and to protect the persons a,d property
therein and upon the national highways ding to said
Territory, from all unlawful sea chcs and seizures; and
i. shall be his further duty to take efficient measures
TO compel the return Of and to withhold all arms OF
the United States distributed in to, SAID Territory.
in pursuance of any law OF the Cniea States author
zing the distribution Of arms TO the States and Terri
tories.
Mr. Giddngs made very able speech showing the
necessity Of the House adherng and its right to do
Mr. Campbell in a speech OF grea. force, gave notice
TO the Senate that the House had recedcd far as i
would co. and that here upon the provso Of the Army
bill would it take its stand.
During the speech Of Mr. Giddings, that venerable
warhoIse took occasion to say that men should act
without having before them the fear of bulles or
bludgeors Brooks, very much excited started to his
feet and inquired if the gentleman from Ohio meant
him. The Speaker instantly called Brooks to order,
and ordered him TO take his seat. Speaker Banks OBJ
serving dsncnaton the part of Brooks to obey,
Instantly gave orders that the Sergeantattrm be
called. Brooks hearing this hastily took his seat He
subsequently apologzcd to MIR. Glddings for his rude
Interruption.
Another Conn ittee Of Conference was appointed to
consider the Army proyiso, and there are many ru'
mors of concessions on both sides, but get nothing
definite.
The House viii meet at O'Clock "a. m. tomorrow
ard adjourn at u III. II.
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