Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-27


proylso.
SevarJ sgresd uiil Baaier that DE seb-
sect VS. - sfsctls gnaeIsIofI lie had hff.
,ofore said hat h. uanird 90 sss. an con.
tented himself Is demanding he fsa' tad
nay stating 'thai be Ia paired OF Nh
Tootnts..
The rso 80 10 .isits oss - Esesiso pF.-
vaiiet--sea. .ssst.ass .@ia - "a. iAs' pa
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The seuassriavink received message ria.
tive 10 the srfioa ~ Tie hou>e on he army
hill Insisted 81 lheir snsndment ~ the pe.-
sage received from l.. H.s.-s.
Hunter fhoazAt Gnd~r the circumstances fhc
Till shosld - -ilaUed % faii aad moved that
the senate adhefe.
Bell. Of Tenn. said the House bad Ia.
ken a vorv unusual. unparliamenfarv and
xcuSable eo1r.e The provi>o was AZ.
Ter all bit an abstract idea. since Congress
could never control The Executive in the
discharge Of bis duties lie hoped tie
bill would rot be allowed u fail. and SUI.
gesiel asking soF Committee Of Confer
.nce.
Hunter replied il he believed Commit.
tee Of Conference could agree. be would
consent. but the action OF the two Houses
on the former bill. ard the vote IN the
House Of Representatives 10 adhere had
satisfied him there vas no hope 81 passing
the bill IN proper 'oim lie would pre-.
serve the constitution and lei the appro-
prialion bill fsii II accessory.
Cass regarded this a. the most solemn
crisis that had ever occurred in the history
OF the country. aud h. t1ped the people
would awake TO a sense OF the danger be
fore Il becomes too late.
Wade argued that instead OF the House
trying to dictate 10 the Senate the Senatc
were in fact iry ing 10 dictate TO the lieu e.
lie urged the propriety Of reeeding SO ~
TO pass the bill
No conclusion Adjourned.
HousE-A message vas received from he
Senate. Announcing the passage 81 the Army
Ball. with amendment. striking out the
Kansas restrictive provl>o. The question
was then taken 10 the House. ON receding
from the pr0,.so, aad Is vas lost-yeas y.
nays &c
Campbell. 81 Ohie. moved to reconsider that
vste and las The motion ga the table. Carried
by two majority.
A message Vas read from the senate an re
gard 70 the armv bill.
Campbell. Of Ohio. moved that the House
insist on their pros 40, and AZ Cor Commit
tee ofcoutsrerc<
Cobb of Ga.-Allow oe 10 make notion
that the House rccede and regard the a. a test
question.
Campbell-Ill not yield my point at ihi.
stage of the game.
Campoelis motion was lost ~ three ma.
joriiy.
cobb moved that the House reredc Lost
% against 70.
wa-hburne Of Ne moved that tho House
adhere 20 IL Disagreement
Orr-what viii be- The eject 81 adhcring
Cries 81 Order. orier"
Speaker Debate - iuad Ina. s-ihls.
Cobb-log reject The bill
washburnes motion "a. agreed to- sg'-t
-
Bocock v>ts,i IN the affirmative. xith view
81 moving a decentralization. bat dsd not ob-
tain The foor for thar purpose
Washburne moved 10 recon.ldsr the vote 4 )
Which tie House adhered - The provi-o aud T.
las iha, motion on tue table. Carried by one
majority.
sherman askea i..sra -. ..lr... ----ist..ss,..
20 ADJOURN sine die, this afterternOou al four
O'Clock
orr. drring The proceedings. sa'ifhe House
VIII doubtless Re 10 morrow under the ueces
sity ct proceeding With general leg station
Repeated unsucce-sfa motions we're mad,
20 ad'oasn. aud hort res,ss was taken Ia
awaii tie action 81 the Senate.
Ufou reassenblios The House adjourned.
wAsaNeroS. August p -SKNArE. =
Mr.. Jones. Of Tenn. rose 20 make a per
sonal explanations lie read an extract
from the Philadelphia Leader containing
sketch of speech o. NJ. Trumbul, %
that city. in " Eich he Mr. I was rep
resented as saving that Mr. Jones was
man who had never toll political .rutl
in his life lie took this opportunity &
havea correction made publicly. n i,
had been informed BY Mr.. rrumbua lha
the latter bad been unsupported.
Mr. Trumbul stated that he had uses
no such language IN reler.nee 10 Mr.
Jones
Tae Senate then resumed consideration
Of the Amy Appropriation Bill.
Mr. CLAYTON said he was bound BY NJ
parties, and had no other object IN r.
naming in public life hut the rood of n.
country. he deeply deplored that sb'
House had resolved 10 adhere to lheu
amendment. as thereby the Senate Va.
driven TO the necessity either TO rcc,Je %
adhere
Mr.. Toneey spoke in strong coulemal
ton ofthc House IN sending 10 the Senate
an armv bill under certain circumstances
and declaring that they will stop lh
wheels Of Gossrnmeu, unless the Scnas.
viii yield their opinion and concur 10 tn
action ct the House
Mr.. Tramboll thought the House VA
obliged to act as shey did. since IIuuic
had moved that The Senate insist. bu. di,
not ak Committee ~ Conference.
Mr. Hunter replied that be did not in
tend discourtcsy toward the House. no
did he suppose they 50 regarded ii.
The melton 10 adhere Vas agreed Ia =
Yeas -. nays ..
Mr. Clayton submitted the resolution q
which he had given notice Mr.. Sewar
objcc,ing, the Chair said The rcsoluuo
must lse over one day.
Mr.. CIsyton earnestly appealed 10 = "
ard % withdraw his objection and allo,
the matter To be discussed. a. THE was a
alarming crisis. and Al possible mean
should be ased e. avert the loss Of the Al
my appropriation.
Mr. seward aid there was no S.nato
% whom he would more chccrfuilv wei
IN matter II courtesy thar to the S.na
sor from Delaware. bus on this point h
could not yield consistently si.h has sen,