, 1856-08-22
innrnnriatiONs The Prospect.

'll, ,.,to IIorso ror ottontior
.,'I',,;.l, 20 TorritoriaI business had OK.
..1 .I.';,. ni,hort ofrordirr tbc least
l...,,. ,L., % onrrorriotiop will he made
~, - Cor ,br rovmcpt Of tLc OK.
,,sn.a. o. ,I,o Indian war in this or Orerou
Tarr;tor, Indeed that matter seems ia
h. ont or ,hoorostion from MI oppcarapces
90 far &c tbo nrcsenf session is concerned.
Drrirc tbc vcck set onort rorTerritorial
husincss tbcre was much to be done-more
than usuoI on occopnt Of Kansas matters.
Sc Resides the Uouse lost one davis
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SESSION III hcohSevuCh'c VI '"o ""'0u"echiVh'
r A. Joo.l oc Hon ~ II R,Uv of V;r-
VI NV "e"'' "
gina. Much Territorial business was not
- :. - ., l.,
a.. 11..,.o ,,,, 10
uouotIui "Hc'hel vi NV ''iS iAON'' N"' ~
nreyailed upon to set apart another week
'oi tno pu'po'' y, O''"e"a W '"' ~
Vi lerrltor'"' "nu''o Ou' Nv "'"'' ""
enort VIII oe huuc W 'nu' eno.'' a
we are ieu " '"''' nun '"' ''PT' ''
procceu'''Ss' '""' ou' "'''S"'0 ""o
uutlr'ng- g-'n"' nc nus O'0n az "o'N U"'
anu hlgn'' lot '"c PURPOSE VI oo'"'"s up
preparations lot our leir''o'J' H"u "'
mas prooao'y oeo" il'o'c 'oF'ua''0 INA" any
OF the other uelegatcS' Ill getting So'"c Spe'
clal DlllS taken up \SoIlc'Ines' US VIC oo'
serve out OF thelr regular oruer' having
succeeded In get'lng the io'lowl"g D'IlS
passed MroRSA Me e0"'0l'''ee q Me "@'le
which, under 0rdt"ary circumstances would
insure their passage thrOugh 'ne i'ouse
PepcnPtiary er S%P%, %t AT y; ySnepaycr $50 0OS 600
Military Rad across os 1.-THE the Cascades in =, S So
Military road from mouth of Columbia river to -.
Military ~ road ossi'f from Fort steilacOOm to '
Addi'ian ps1S"T% y Terrtayio, Ia Library SOO
Mail steamer on the Sound, {per annqml s2i 900 900
Now ol,bonrb the above LiIls have re-
ceived the sanction of the eop,miiiee of m,
,cbol. Of tho Jouso tbcre 10 No cvpr,,xrv
,hot.,xv or rurv will mass ot the nreseut
session and for ,boso roosors
Tn tho 6rs, ntoco IL onnoors that the
fo,so colorirc o;ver 70 overvtbiuo connect.
od with ,ho Indian wor in ,bis and Orocon
Torritorv nv Con Wool in connoction With
,bo holli1orsnt o,,i,ude and faeling existino
botweop himself and the Governors Of the
,wo Torr;torios has had tho effect No
doubt ardeDtlv hoped for by him on a
norton Of Congrcss-to create doubts-
iDspire distrust and thus for the present
u,peud ALI. appropriatiops In his deem
seated malirnitv towards the volunteer
service md the neonle, of these Territories
VIC nresnme Gen Wool would reioice if no
apnronriations were ever afforded u.s. But
if Conrress UTTERLY prprsrs IN crant ns ANv
onnronriotiops or relief ot This session tbe
peonle con rest assured if will not he the
fault of their delegate
It will be observed by the rcported pro.
lceedinSs of the House that Kansas has
or is likely to be refused ALL appropria.
tions in conseouence of tho differences and
diriculties existing in that Territory and
il 10 not improboble that this Territory
will be made to share a Ike fate We are
prepared at least. to know the worst
Another stumbling block in the way of
Congressional action for the relief and bene
fit of our people consists, no doubt in the
MANNER in which the proclamation of Mar
tial law by Gov. STEVENS and his pro-
cecdings in tho premises have bccn pre
sented to Congress- the denartmepts and
the President Elsewbere in to.dav,s m.
NOR II will ho ol,sorvod ,hot 10, C,so hos
introduced n resolution calling upon the