New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

r.W ihtls sc&eA up 70 grR ne"ask
al po-ts and be useo for roa'trs Se,Sce, aad ns,
Tts,s.s ,be ,eerlars from Texas sa6 eiscwsere n.
.5deo ,tst the Go serpmen. will be ess.s si'h ts.
rtglmto's Il i, cannot get tour.
Mr PUGH regsded volatteers ss prssersss IA
,,',,,lsTs a.d would rove the sn-r dmert Of Tn,
olhuse reqpirisgs " reg nent from state to red
Mr. CAMERON PA said that M. Ive-as ~.
wrong In cbsgscterzipg volunteers ~ poked lps
orr,.sbep-. He b!m-e,; toe Other day Presee,ed "A.
H,7 90 a uniformed coupsny OF moet respew.h.
your9 men from Fayette County, fa., 10 20 to Ct.,
/, .eems TO l. pat Of the nature OF an Amerieea
t< soidsr aDc 60 ont aud hsl'. II to.Is "ssy
trouble about rssirg the nuuioe' u 'V'1D'ee's Pea
sy'ysnis could 90 II herse't
Mr.. HOUSTON was 10 favor ci resimeo's IA
twenty five days be said me OF ap'''sde YOU'D esn
the Icsnss aud IL SIX months oe a .ii eot es utt
raj servet Eve yeArs. /. sas uost ;mpcrtsns dVS
IN Guard TIE trairs for the tac'cs o' tho MOrue,.
wonlc be to cut OF the supplies and leave the arnys
their mercy. a., IT,.
I,frS.n II they were authorized by the Atnios,.
Nm 20 s.y thst two regiments were eoough.
NJ. HtNIER replied that be made The mot'sa n
b. own res ponstbiify.
A. HUNTERS motion for two regiments ius,esI
Of t, ur was put and CARED BY lsss ., NAYS II.
Previous 20 putting Mr. Pugh amencmen, tha
the Stai.s supply conpsnes insteed OF regimeat'
MI IyERSON spoke sgaibst i on the ground lhs, a
would embarrass the election of field officers
Mr. pI(,H replied thai tltfe " ~ no Itcu OF bed
ceFcers The regiments would lot act in body tuti
detachments Of one or two companies under command
of the senior Captain. Call tOl twenty companies ssi
take them from al the States .
Conversation then ensued between Nr. JOHNSON
of Arkarsas Mr.. PUGiI. aud Others, 10 the course 4
which Mr.. CRITTENDFN showed ne difficulty d
collecting and d:sciplinhg companies from di,taece
Keutuckv, he SAID has regimen. 10 march al q
hours notIce.t
ard rot companies should be taken fro State
Mr H. also made heightened remarks on the require
ments Of Indian warfare.
TIe bill was then reported TO tie Sensse, when the
several mmaterisl verbal amendments we're concurrd
in by vote of - against TO- ~ 49, -
pyayions 10 the final vote on me bill, Sir. HALF
reswoke discussion by remsrking tha. ne looked oet
as an irsidous step toward permsnent ncreasa
the Amy. He called on every man 20 Oppose tas
frst step toward converting this Government iron
republic to a military despotlsm
Mr, WILSON (Msss.1 was in favor OF granting 70
the Executive the means required Tor the Puoiio st
vice. This bill comes in the best possible shape tg
such kird of bill can come, for tsactioni conhnedb
I,sh or the frontier While he wae IN favor OF man
tAinitp the laws, he was also IN iaVoI oi seecnss
suitable Commissioner TO Utah, with powers 10 aver.
an snreal 10 arms if possible. lie woulo treH the
A. A. he would tribe of lndians-ths. Is pur.
chnse their country at a reasonable compensation
they would remove to some other part OF tue Amsn
can continent beyond our limts. But they are IN NJ
bellion n the highway TO our Pacific coast AMI the
their idst and We give two regiments for that spe-
cisI servic.. He (Wilsop) could not see how hs
frierd from New. Hampshire liialel could cooszus
this as hostile to the liberties of the country.
Mr. HALE said that he was 10 favor OF thels lsw.,
bu aid mot want 10 increase the brute force OF Gov
rrnment in which he had no confidence
Mr. CAMERON (Penn.l did not see how the bd
could be interpreted into permsnent Increase Of the
Amy. He (Cameron) was opposed TO large standing
aTuis A. at variance With the spirit OF our ns,lia.
tions lie believed that 1t was 3 mistake 10 hsw
brought about this war, but would vote Tor the elL
Here The kansss bill Was brought from the HOas.
Mr.. BROWN Miss )-Mon'ieur lonsoa mas cone
back upon US. kspsss il here again, snd We cs DO
nothing until We get him out. lie lBrownl neyt
believed there was any danger to the liberties OF The
country in the increase OF the Army. Referring 10
NJ, Hale he eaid that be ard his Republican friends
sav "Iet Kansas beed-et Utah bleed" What
matters to them that the torch be lighted up soag
the frontier line For himself ne wanted 10 see jas
tice done. When women and children are butchered
by savages, he would have them punished ano ne
would zee Il done by the regular army What dAeg
| il there to us fiom our whole Army Why, Nirgn'A
| o,d and decrcpit as she IL, could, with the sd u
Msry ylard, take them up one by one and drown nes
in the Potomac II was nonsense to talk OF dsAses 70
liberty from fifteen sixteen thousand soldiers sra
here wtre twenty five millions of ireenen TO nsht Tor
The Army is a peace institution, but As seems
lie Senate will not vote for an increase OF tne rsgu
ers, he would retract his vote ard support TINS oa
| The bill as amended then passed Dy vote oi VI 10
| Is, as follows:
YEAs-Me.srs Aleu BsySd, Bell Ben sniu. Rigs nsss.
B,ish Broceck Blown CaneUu, Cuieuden. Dougas c'aHs
bitch Ei,parck Green. Owin Hammond. Henietson 1sn,'
Houston liuuter lyer-ou, johnson AL Johnson I,na
Ione kennedy Msson PeMce Polk, fugh, Sebastian ssl
| slidsu, stuart, Thompson (hyl ThouP'oo lN ~ VISA
| Wfisbt Yu,e. . .,
| KAYS-Me.srs Chandler Clark Colarer, DKon D'ohns
Durkee besseDsn, Fos;e- Halo, Hsuln, kipf' TramS'l
| Wade
ABsEHT-Me.u. Bates, Clay DsSis Foot. Reid simnOos
Sun ner, To .mbs.
Tie Kansas bill with the House amendment uer
| came up, when Mr.. GREEN mo moved that th'
ame nduent he disagreed to-
Tue Senate having previously resolved 10 adjOur
till Monday, rescnded the resolution aud viii dcvc
tomorrow TO q discussion OF the subject- Adiourned