New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
H0rsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House net 10 the new ball
A Communication was received from The ciergymsa
of Washington, rendering their services 10 opss The
daily SESSIONS With prayer.
Amid much confusion, the members proceeded 10
select their seats by lottery:
Mr.. JONES Pa. from the COMMITTEE OF wapHa
Means, reported bill for The payment OF tne ms"
Memorials were prevented from Mesas. Books and
Whyts of baltimore, contesting the seats oil hsssn
DAVIS and Harris. They were referred to the Con"
The Phi, ting Conuttee reported 10 favor Ct pdsl.
ing 20 900 extra copies Of the Presidents Message snt
secc mpsn, ing d'cumonis.
Mr.. COX d ohio said be heartily cOacured with
the views Of the Message in almost every s.ntence,
except that part relative to Kansas. In his SmeeL
contrary to the opinion Of the President t1ere w b
70 peace kapsss be admitted under the Loc etptoa
Constitution Expectancy is q dangerous doc'rins,
when brought in contact with principle. There oaa
be peace whom the nights Of the people are jsJp-
aIded He did not agree with the old theologsn. thst
10 order to be saved we must be damned. ,aghtsf
Hi pledge 10 BIS constituents was 10 stand on the des
trine of submission Of the eLre to the pse
pie This OF the Highest pcern, and Is eesonu tosee
government. II has It's foundation in the Cinolssea
Plstform IN the Presidents Inaugural. In GJvssN
Walkers tptancs, In the Presidents letter {, it,
Cor eccu' clergymsn, In the Instructions ne seat v
Governor Walker, and in his Annual Message Al
camo here record evidence and show ths p'o1fes
which have been given 10 the people Of ksnsss thai
they should have the whole Coz stt1tioa SUD niuse
to them. He wou.o ask the Houe why the srai'oron
Cataines OF Ksosas th,ud therefore attemptto suu-
gate the peoples will 70 their own. Having g'vse
there pledges, would DO breach oil faith 400 gfoe
derelttion Of duty to disregard them. Inc movsmsos
a, Lecou pton was attempt TO cary out TIE savoy
principle aud by pretcnced sab ~ TO 'orcs nc
Constu ion the unwilif people Tor 10 aav evseh
coulC not be rel ced. This sort oiusge woa eos 20.
The right OF seb.goyenment was higher ana osAes
than all Cabue'a sDd Presidents There was no pow
err according 10 Jeei son ard Buchanan for tue Ter
rtcrial Legislature to ca into being Convention 70
supenede the 1Uiritorisl Government. MuIous us
con,ent Of the people the Constitution would be pu-
ce ard should never be dragged into Congrsc
fer grave aeIbe ion. Ii would be ooogresaoses
interve rtion in their domestic ansis Tue pc )pe On
tbe North veat cared not what would be the result
10 Kan,as domestic institutions He would vote fos
Ter adi.siop az Slave STATE, II tue viii OF the poo
ole be made fully 10 appear. IL.
lie referred 10 wat be characterised 1s naaa ~
he appoinimert OF kepTese natives, and mentofeo
this conuectop az an example, the Oxford precinct
Tie Constitution was not Republics 10 irn.n PW
tibited alteration OF amendment until le64 III tnete
is aty charge II uust be by civil war, for blood m1sA
ever tack the steps OF wrofg. ,,--.,.-, -
lie earnestly protested a9snst the Coosutuuon "
it was ssirst the principle q sen ~
II must be submitted entire to the approval OF tns
whole people. Ia conclusion be gave noiioe o. Ms "
eDtion to subnir proposition to take popaA '''s
mir. HTGIES rose TO express his surprise and 70.
sret that the gentleman should have chosen TIL. occs
ZION 10 pre- cipiia'e such deb.se on the houss.
There are ttose who beeVe thst the ,o,sd
are in trouble, ard that clouds are gsihsfify founa
the Democratic party. He, therefore, HANDY - -
oeiytd that the erds Of the Admisis'rs,ion saa az
members of the Democratic patty should BOZ % ss
fist 10 sound the 1arn There wss 10 9aesJa ~.
fore the House ~ 10 whether ksneas snoua " -.
ted as Free or ave State, and hence tos nI.,
end occasion fOr the speech were aeshs, 10, a
nan. 1t va ureIpec,s6, for he believed We nsG
Preseential candidates in this body Alunos ~.
been maze TO a eistrguIthsc Selator l.u1st IA
II nj bl be vel IeIhsPs for that seas'oi W.
his ltdrels arc honor ,.,A.,;. TIT
lie Understood Mr. Cox to say, viii eu pass OH,
=, The last P,esioeL,ial election the peepe ia
decided thai be Constitution Of kan:a' ..ss,s.
night b. .h.sd e :o no .aos ,sss would pia