The Washington union., 1858-03-27

associate with thons y Ao srp uos--lo s as.st a. Lac
democrat when yOa REFUSE to oo-op rate with tbcSe lo
carry out denon4tr policy. The gentleman had been IN
Congress on the Passage OF the Nebraska ta and wss on
the Anxious bench " 0n the last night he told then,
he Jealous and cordial Ia hs support OF that measure
lie was beaten at the election and the returning
wave had borne hiIa Bto this hall Dad he come here to
pursae The policy Of 1854 not 10 pursue the policy
u those who had beaten him ia is and who were his
1 associates just now
Nr DAVIS said be to carry out the principles Of
tae Kansas Nebraska bin for which he voted.
Mr- SMITH Exactly Thnts the language OF rebel
lion Laughter
Mr. DAVIS 1t Is the language Of freenen
hf; hAsAlNr Q; New York, inquired whether the
President Nas the democratic party
Mr. SMITH replied that he was the head and front Of
The democratic party. Mr. then reviewed the set
tienent OF kansas and alluded 10 the formation ei-
grant and societies la the North, and passage law of
Incorporation by the Massachusetts legislature
Mr. DAWES. of Massachusetts, said there never Mas
nything whatever done under that aet-neye an
gAIiization under it. Nobody presided over that
corporation. had dollar been raised under
The object of il not what ii represented to be
MI SMITH replied that that enough. The gen
tieInan was Massachusetts bat he was alludng
70 the act % April 1854 while h- referring to that
Of Aprilr 1885. He then prcoeeded sho~ that this
hostile and aggressive movement which had disturbed
the peace and rePose of the country, originated In the
House, an M hnsits and elres here in the North ard
not ia the south. He then charged Senator DotG-
LAS, and other northern democrats with inconsisecy
portion of themhoid conference the iDuin Of the
session. and decide that the oonrse which senator Dose
had pursued the only which would secure his
eelecon to the Senate His whele extraordinary
;in the result VI concerted having sole
reference ais reelection
Mr.. MARSHALL. Of Illinois said the charge was ut
terly unioundei.
Mr. SMITH replied that member OF the Illinois del
egAiion the OF the gallant Richardson had
told this matter without 10 him and another He
had said they held conference and to the eoncla-
sion that the only securing the reelection the
Senate of the United States Of the Hon STPaIlN ARNOLD
DoUGLAs TO pursue the which that gentleman
had pnrsuei.
and pronounced the whole story wholly and entirely m-
lieye such a conference had been held
Mr.. cox, Of Ohio, wished io say in relation this
extraordinary attack upon northern democrats that it
did net become the gentleman from Virginia TO read
democrats out OF the rartya gentleman who had acted
with Americans
Mr. SMITH. Just let S haye that out
Considerable confusion ensnei, and Mr.. PALMER Of
New York who previously obtained the floor refused to
yield longer. As order restored,
Mr.. PALMER addressed the House in opposition 10 the
admission of Kansas under the Lecoupiou constitution
He contende that the Constitution fraudulent and
that the President attempted force il upon the people
of Kansas, not only contrary their wishes but
traTy To his own solemn pledges
Mr.. MORRIS, Of Pennsylvania opposed the admission
Of Kasss the ground that il did Inbody the viii
Of the people
! Mr.. LANE OF Oregon, obtained the acor when the
committee rose and
TN motion Of Mr. JONES, Of Tennessee, at O'Clock
p. In the House adjourned