The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-16


ss na4s be aeeIsd necessary.
KANSAS aFFAms
Mr.. FITZPATRICK stated that hs colleague Mr. CL1gl
detained the to-day BY inespusifou bal
convslescenf and his motion The subject of Kan
sas affairs WAS taken up and postponed until Monday
next Al which time kr hoped be able give bic
views on the subject
AnsoHY Is DISTRICT or coLUNEA
On motion By Mr. YCLEK the Senais resumed The con-
alteration Of the motion saenitied by hn fes dsys
reconsider the by which the Senate passed
the joint resolution changing the location Of tbs District
arnory from the mal 10 Judiciary square in the city of
Washington Mr. Focsoded 10 give his reasons for de-
sriug resonion reronsi6ered He said II would
lwese Thousand dollars put nrmory judi
ciary square thAn the rna IL would be necessary TO
~ " Ina gs, s = m ana rs1a
OF the material for fh< building The change proposed
by the rssouiioa would also Involve fhs construction OF
snoter hospital sisesberc for il ropoes1 pAace
fhs araosy the square with the present hospital!
Aad the noise OF the drums lh1 hrng Of guns and the
collection OF large of Ieopls the parade
ground mrsi be not only extremely iaconysnient and
pleasant bat absolutely injurious to the health Of the in
yAlids occupying tbs hospital Congress woaid thea he
called upon, from motives Of humanity, TO make APP
preparation for the construction c another hospital lie
urged the additional argument hat the why ii
desired that the armory should not be placed tie mall
that 1t would interfere with the adornmsnt of that
mad but snch sdornment would render large additional
appropriations necessary and be thought il much better
adhere 10 the original location for the argnoTy.
Mr. BROWN replied 10 the above arguments, and urged
The public instead Of making IL parade ground for ho-
day soldiers These reservations vy aesirable in
al large cites; they the very lungs through which
the poprlation breathe He alluded the Common
Boston the pride and glory OF that ancient CITY and
c.ed the expenditure OF I've ak millions of dollars by
The city Of New York for public park Here had
large unoccupjed reservation and should suffer II
to be spoiled by erecting buildings upon IL He had been
authorized by DR. May the hospital physician say that
il would be disadvantage the hospital place the
arory there be had Also beer authorized by practising
lawyers say that il would be disadvantage the
couru- Hit was apprehended that the Noise would be
troublesome clause might be inserted 10 the effect that
all military p4rades should be held elsewhere
Mr.. DOUGLAS opposed 70 allowing the erection Of
any buildings amy vi the public reserrations he
thought the Jail the hospital &c, onght have
bsen placed where they
The discussion continued AT length by Mesrs
T0UCEY, YULEE BR0DHEAD, HALE ADAMS. But
LER REID, STUART, WELLER BROWN and Others.
The motion TO reconsider the passage f the joint
lution agreed 10.
Mr. HAMLfN then moved that the bin be recon uaitted
TO the Committee the Disrc. Of CourrhiA with in
sructons 10 the committee TO report ball repeating the
act maEng toe appropriation for the construction Of the
arory and TO provide for payiag all damages which
have arisen which agreed toyeas 30 nays ls-as
follows.
YEAS-NesFrs. Adams, AlieI Bell Of New Hampshire,
Bel Of Tennessee, Benjamin. Bright, Brown Butler Celia
Crittender Dnrkcc Evans, Fish Fitzpatrick Hale
Hsmlip verson, Jones Of io~a, Mssor Prgh Reid
seb.stian se.Ard siidel, SunDsr Toombs, TranbulI,
Wade and Wiison-so.
kAfs-Aes<rs- Bggs, Bigier, Brodbesd, Cs.s, Dodge,
DoaRlAs Foot Jones OF IsnRes-e, Stukr Toncey, Wsr
Wright and ynlse-ls-
After the consideration a executive business the Senate
adjourned.