The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
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\\NlNh C0uarrss 81 Srsst"W'
WAsnINarox. juno II,
SrsAn.--Mr, bu,hr conch,,ksi his r,marks
by claiming In had convicted Sumner ol m
error. misrepresentation AMI culunnN
Mr.. Wilson replied and n ,hnrp debate gu
sued lctwNn him anil Butler
Mr.. Evans. of :. q. oh,eut,l ,hc hcor,
whcu the Sena,r adournNl
W Asu>GrnN. June Ii
SENATE. The Senate this FORENOON adopted
u resolution calling for the correspondence hc
tw,vn this country and Enclaud on the mari
time law that iivr ships make irc goc.i>
Mr. Clayton Offered n proposition restoring
harmony. justice and pcacc 10 kansas.
Mr. CLAYTON said i would he rcmcmh,rd
that h. had carefully ahstained from ut'c,,nr,
during the present session, one word calculated
to add Ia the excitement growing ont 81 the
present distressing occurrences IN Kansas. Tie
had cmlcavord to ccnciliatc oil parties, that
he might, on proper occason present n suit
able measure Of Justice. harmony aud pcacc.
lie now rosa to make n proposition in the sin
ccri,y OF an honest heart, designed Ia propi
tia,c no particular party ~ section
lie had Objections to Kansas coming into
the tnion now ns u sovereign state onc
rcason was, that Il had not u federal popula
ton ol 10000. exclusive ot Indians and 9th.
crs not taxed There is Esling in the North,
which il suffered 10 continue, will result in ~.
rious injury 10 the common Union.
lilo stated his objections beth to Douglas
and Seward hills proposing the Admission Of
X ansas
" NsuiNuro, june N
! lictsr Mr., Hastings introduced Wsolu
a. A II
House what measures, II any, have been taken
under the act ofCongrcs- approprIatng s2a 600
10 procurc from Hiram Powers some work of
Art Ia ornament the Capitol extension -
| Adopted
Mr.. Grow sand that Tor some days past thcr'
had appeared. in the public prinis, what pur.
ports IL he u letter from Governor Ke~lcr
/ 10 him In justice 10 Governor Kcc,Icr, AMI tn
vindica,c himself from al impu,ation 81 gross
breach Of confidence in Publishing private
communication. he declared none such hal
bcn received by him from Gov Rcclcr. IN
any subject whatever. lie made this EXPLAIN.
ton that tho iorrcr, may be- known IN the
public.
Mr. Phelps SAID the letter Was addressed 10
Mr.. Grow, Of Kansas, purporting To have been
written by Mr.. R,sscr from this city. IN II
allusiop ir mn,ic to the Wyando, ioa,.
Mr. Grow replied that his object mas SIMPLY
10 clear himself from any connection with ia"
letter
| Mr. tamphrli, from Ohio, gave notice that
he would on Monday next, cndcn,or I" take
up the report oi The Select COMMITTEE On the
Sumner assault
WILMINGTON. june ~
SrS,rr Mr. Clayton made u personal "a
PLANTATION, saying that he had bevn misreprc'
scn'ed by Lord Clarendon IN the british House
81 Lords. respecting Central American Affairs.
! Mr. butler, IN rply 10 Mr. Wilson's defence
! ~ Mr.. Sumner, relative a. certain provisions
/ IL the Constitution Of South Carolna. stated
that Mr.. ", had miarrprescnl.i the Cou.,t,u.
,ion oi that state altogether.
Mr.. tass made uo,nc remarks suppl, mrutary
10 thoa, " Mr.. CLAYTON on The aa,nc subject
Mr.. pearro sustained the American inter
prriation Of thc CLAYTON I,uwcr Treaty
Mr.. loomls uialnsl 10 have II under.
stood TINT be- did no, agree with Mr. clay.
ton That the Central American quca,on vns
not IA proper subject for arbitration. Tie