New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
XXXIVTH CONG r Els s.
FIRST ESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHIsGIoS, Aug

On motion OF Mr. WELLER, a resolution was
adouted calling on the President for any corresponds
ence relative to the refusal Of Honduras TO receive
ComInt rcial Ag ent from this Government.
On motion of NJ. SEWARD resolution was
adopted requesting the President to communicate any
information he NAV have and his opinion on the expe
diency Of ESTABLISHING an Ancllcan Cousulatc al the
Loo ChOO lslands.
The Senate then took up the Army Appropriation
bill which Was reported from the Finance Committee
with amendment striking out MIR. Sherman r provleo
offered in the House, that 80 psIt of the military
force OF the United States shall be employed to ard
in tie enforcement OF the alleged laws ot the Legs,
"latye Assembly convened at Srawnee MiSsioh uutll
"Conyress decarts whether these laws were passed
DIV he Ierslaure chosen in conformity with the or
"esnic law and until Congress 80 declares tha' II
sbsl be the duty of the President to use the military
"forces 10 preserve peace, suppress h5urreSuoe, re-
mel inyaaOLs, and protect the persons aun properly
"of tie citizens Of the TeII OIy oa the highways oi
Missouri anG elsewhere against unlawful search Sud
"fejzure AID that the President sam the present
"a,ned men from going into the Territory to dls'uro
"the public peace enforce real or pretended laws
MI HUNTER said the proviso wa irrelevant, AMI
il for no other should be rejected, but Tor the
House to insert such proposition ana insist upon II,
and stoy the wLees of Government, not only tdc-
tious tut revolutionary.
Mr WILSON said II the bill failed to pass the re-
spons.biay woulo re-t OIL tie Senate and not on the
House whicl had made thorough examination ot
the afsrs of Kansas and ascertaned there had been
violation Of the organic law and Tamphng down
Of the rights Of the people. The House, he sald, had
acted with inte., enCe and patriotism.
NJ WADE maintained that the Invaders made un-
just anc yrsnnc8 laws 10 which no citizen ought to
submit Pierce, the haltOr, now sits 10 the EA cuuve
chan stimulating tie pc pie u iest a. he eau 90 II 10
civil war. The object OF the House amendment was
to prevent Outrage III Kansas, and should meet the
appreciation of every patriot.
Nj. THOMPSON of Ky and M TRtMBULL of
L.. advocated the proviso.
Mr. HUNTER esid If tue House insist upon the
pOvioO, aud the bill. lost in consequence there will
be a genera Cutburot vi Indignation ;hroug the
ecunuy
Mr.. BUTLER thought the proposition the me 4, un.
foustt L,ioual that had ever focna II. wac into
bill Jnhamuatory violence aud idesal mean, re.or..
% 70 for the purpose q attaining improper ends
hs.teriny the country TO ciss when TIM South would
have :. take care Of rsef.
Mr.. FESSENDEh justified the action Of the House,
wbjcb psd made appropriations ior all the purpos - OF
the army resyic ing only expenditures IN Kansas. Ii
The - ,ste q. fcas the bl account OF this the
.rorsbilty ls theiis The sena'oT from Sou'h Caro-
rrnl II informed them how TIE exercise OF such
ri.b. hid yolsted rhr Constitution.
M DOUGLAS said the pioVso WIN. ius money
for The execution OF c,rtail laws. ihe constitution
troa On tie President the execution oi al te la"s
anc Congress cannot Interfere 20 prevent nun IRON 80
Going Tic provi 0 Ike vie Grant amntsy To- tnc
rtn Who murdered their loH-cFlzens by cue VIsE
their thC sts and ieaits out. IL would hang VI" "
:ho neck for thcIr Cimss. IL the Judges oi hanr"'
as 20 corrupt that Justice csnnOL be me.el oI, az y
80 F'e9. ~ asseitl1, why 60 -. Mr. "aue