New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27

a.. o,,,nos .nept asksd by toe senstr IRON heo-
NV sayIg that the high Character d 'na.
rsnfsi scr,ed tie ccgauy wta os.l-.'.'u ps',.'
~ II Chose VITO now riLsed hs req9e't were o7'p'
- that be sskcd It N DO isctou- or so-'ler VIEW.
AZ. TONES GA iepAec 10 NJ. Doug's'' al
mods imm,diale vote. ...
sc ITCH OticJ Aud mat NC mus, H6Ve 'le
,,yy :: lie IIoasc bef,le the senate c'ud proceed
~. cpFFN t,Io in reply declared that the Sc as.s
vi1lspo 70 psriauen'a'l law IN pfSSesis nov.
% 4 ,os IL vote on toe bill now. IAe ODli gus
W. 1e' - decision H. whether the Seust' vii or Sl'
U" - Il, :. q report ot the Conference Committee
% V'' SEWARD ~. \ e4id that, az tue Senator
finn K.ntucsy tCrttenoc- va tte Au'hor 9l tls
Hy'. 5o,.,ts ~ zoe susie U which were aiop'-d
ucnss b il psil ameutsfily the person bear
" .e.por.ibli'y Of great measure AID should
80 .coo,d,d the hief postpOnemeut he reQuests The
,ator in the senate are longer two or three.
aSSYp,,ne power: t,ey caa be Heard, and mg,t BE-
[esiJ Ttcy have the same responsihh les aud ac-
tire maj rty; Tor there ia perhaps little
oiers ce OetGe the services to the country oil m
beItsi 80 patii0t'c minority aDd 81 the soi'g AS
10 te parliamentary PnAse Of tbis question, the
viilten aw s plain thar the Dill u ia the House u
Repre- natives.
Mr. BELL trenu.l took maay techocs! EXCEPTIONS
10 the form OF The report. ..
kr Bright Ind nomp .aned that the minority
hid sor,rg pew qu sion. lis maintained t1At they
wou.i lok in vain fr cry precedent 10 prevent the
uaoYity fsorn acting ga t:ey propose to dc.
M BAYARD DELI replied 10 Mr.. Seward urging
that expectancy demands immediate action, and that
cou,t.-v does not requiIe that dstracog question
shall be kept open Tor tho convenience of one Senator
MI CAMERON GA retained an uopless ant rome
nisceuCs &C the last night session and id rot want
srVti o.. lie therefore moved That the Senate sd-
jcyrp. LIST by - against ~.
NJ. CRlTIENDEN made a heightened general
r,py
NJ BlGLER Pei spoke TO the effect that the Par
lame, ~ practice Il cOlfolmsd to in this ease.
Mr.. WILSON (Mass moved to adlouro.
HI. GREEN (Mo) called tie Yeas aad Naye, when
the a. Lost Yeas ~, Nays2J.
MI CAMERON (Pa.) suggested that the Senate
taxi Up the SUBJECT on tie understanding that they
wor'o immediately thereafter adjourn and CONSIDER IL
tor O'tov. .;.;.
NJ GREEN would agree to il If the oppositioh
would asins the hour tomorrow tor vote.
Cres # fNn" mo
Mr. WADE (Ohio) moved to lay tine whole SUBJECT
On the tatIe Lost by - against IL. ~
ny JOHNSON Adj Messrs, COLLAMEK WI,
CAMERON fPal and others then lad an animated
conyes utop as TO whether the minority would com
promise Bud name the hour for Vote NO result
beiJg reached, a.. A., c.o. 81
MI. FOSTER Comm moved that the senate al
iouin Lost by % sgaiIst IL.
Mr. CLARK IN H. then addressed 'ae senate gu
TIE CEREAL merits Of the qUestto.
ktcr, ,,e tIme be concluded until Z. o'clock the
Seeste wss wholly occupied in attempts 10 come to an
up,e:aLdDg and in defeating notices OF various de-
&C i, tious. ~ ..,.oco,, Dnou,>,
Me.sfe WILSON, GREEN, lVERSON, BROWN,
HOUSTON, COLLAMER and others took part IN
the proceedings.
Finally Il was agreed that the subject be made tue
specia; oder for tomorrow at i2i The debate was
conducted in genial spirit, aud was without nouce'
AHA feature.