The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10
xx4IRTY-EOURTR CONaRMSs.
7Insr aEssIOks
Senate.

WASHINGTON, June Q, 1855.
Mr.. Bright being absent, Mr.. stuart was elected Pres
dent pro tenn.
THE NATURALIZATION LAWS.
On motion of Mr.. ADAMS (dem Of Miss, the bin to
amend the naturalization made the special order
for Saturday next.
PAuFIcATIoN KANSAS.
Mr.. TRuMBUII (nigger worshipper) Of Ill., introduced
bill TO restore order and pesce to Kansas proposing to
bring under the Territorial government Of Nebraska
Mr. TRuMrU explained that the only osjsct Of The bill
was extend the Territorial government Of Nobraska
Kansas and abolish the present government OF the
latter Territory and the laws sde BY their Legislature
tioD state Of thrgs exists in Kansas which al
good men nust 6eplore he did not care about having
,hs bill referred as that would withdraw from the oon
sideration of the Sen ate
Mr. DOUGLAS GEM Of n, hoped the blu would be re-
FIRED 70 the Co ca Territories who would report
but he gac to zee opponents OF the Nebraska
bill beginning to acknowledge the principle Of that
measure. Tie laws OF Nebraska were maae by the
people of Nebsk and The laws OF Kansas the people
Of Kansas but the proposition is to abolish the laws
mace py the people Of Kansas for their government
and pAc them under the laws Of NsoraskA which they
had no voice 10 ms king
Mr. 1RuMBuLL said mat far from askno Fedging the
piincipls Of The Nebraska Kansas bill, he did be-
lieve there any principle in It. Il Understood
way The North another way in the South. He
would ADMIT this bill 70 Kansas to Nebraska
lot such MEASURE as he sh1ud prefer He regarded
the OF the Msso uri CJnprsmse the o. all
the mischief Vcud be glad to restore tnings their
former lostop. Ibis was temporary txpeaient, not
intended to carry out his wishes FULLY. lis meant
to CccupJ conservative ground upon this question, and
willing TO Yield something, for he was s5rry to see
strife In ksI and anxious that Sd oud
he adopted 70 restore peace that uahsp
~ Territory.
Nr. pouGIAs said ne arxious 10 have peace and
quieI Ieslcred 10 KansAa his colleague, and he
also wiling TO Yield somethsng but be would yield
what Of tie people Of Kansas refused to yield and
that implicit oederce TO the laws OF the land. II
every sooy wouo do his there would DO difficulty in
Kansas any where e,as BIT i, instead II compelling
the rioters and rebea to submit 10 tbs Laws they ware
ne the laws OF another Terri .ory, the
effect would be TO extend the sIits ana turmoil to
Nesraska likewise. He was unwilling to iaa.c.
upon Nebraska the curse If strife and mob
violence that existed in Kan,M. The people OF
Netrska have oeeyed the law and they have peaos In
Kans he law had teen ranped under tout, and there
s!Iife. The aboonist snd enigrant aid s0eieties
pot posed 10 Nebraska to peverl tbs tsr and
meaning OF he law of Congress- The very fac. ths both
Territories were eIe.'sd undsr one la and that in ono
there was pescs ana quisness AMI in the cthsr strife
snd shows that the FAULT is not IN thu law
but in foreign Interference. STRIFE and violence the
uitg tlat interference in Kansas but thess had
had teen the natural consequence. II his colleague
thought the NebGssa b II WIS understood differently
in the North and the South, ne had beser read
,be proceedings of tbs National Democratic
Cor vfn.ion. He would full mat the prin ciples
Of TIE dem cratic part proclaimed North, Sluth,
East West-sverywtere ake-proclaimed BY the
unsninous vote OF every state in the Ua,n True den-
ocrs had Lo'rouSle in accepting IT, and NOBODY had
except thote rho we've sed to it ard who ers de-
lerrnLe. not 10 be satisfied vi it. Tina principles
that bill embodied 10 the c)mprornise If
1850 snd rmed by the election OF Mr. Pierce 1852
Mr. TRuMBUII replied that the hing I'd up by
the Cincinnati Convepion very much 40 i. was in the
Nebraska bill. The language WAS ambiguous AMI each
sectic n unders God II to suit their own views.
After aome further debate between Messrs. rrumbuil
and DoBgss mir the merit of the Nebraska bill
Mr.. Trunbuhs bill WAS reeris cd to tie Commi tee on
Territories.
THE LATE NAVAL BOARD.
Mr. FooT, of VT, addressed tie Senate the bill
amencaory Of the act 10 promote the efficiency Of tbs
1nll fhA nd
been Committed ard injususs Inflicted The officers,
and be should support such would ee
tusly accomplish . correction He argued tina. Tbs
President has power to dismiss auy cushioned off,
In IL army navy except in his executive cipa y
OF into eest the Ia VS. OF AID sentences
OF courts martial.
Adjourned.