The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

II D4PRNDRNCN
CON 1GeruON REDUkRm
LECOMPTON DEAn
l2O Representatives that j.,
the LIST couldn't buy!
Il Houss.-The galleries n shs Hon. Y
dsnssiy crowded to-day, and grsa, aaxis..X
.s'sces respecting Legislative .sssas,.
i The oemhsrs assembled eas,ier IL. NH
and before the House vas called % o..
engaged u conversations in sroupe 4
parts o. The hall, relative 70 the great 80
soon - be acted npon.
On motion Of Ar. Maynard, ofTenn..
tson was adopted isssructisg shs Con 49,
District Of Columbia 70 Inquire into H. y. NJ
81 OF the police force or Washjne,.s
whether measures were necessary by 49,.
70 better insure The protection Of life al -
esty.
The Senate resolution granting pern..
Lieut.. Js9ers 70 receive . token OF 49,.
the Queen Of Spain, vas passed.
Mr.. Haskin, Of Ky !, called attention 4.
sact that various persons we're on the Soos !.
we're not entitled 70 Ito privileges. He :.
Who Vas scriooler for The N. Y. Herala !.
nad sa.d that he. Haskins. had gone over 4 \
Black Republicans, and vas acting vim ~
son and the lobby. He remarked ths, ~ b
, respondents name vas Shaw. N. Hessa
called % the door keeper to show NJ. S.
DOOR, and asked the attention Of The SpesL~.4
The 18th rule.
i Tide Speaker said 20 far - the last p.r ~
suSgesssoo was coQcerped shas IL was uns...y
~.
j NJ. Haskin hoped the door keepsr 49,
force tbe law agaipss al mot ensislsd 70 NJ
ilege Of the floor.
j ". Stephens Of O.. said that the hon, : MI
O'Clock had arrived. He msved chat ~ -
take up the Senate Ksnsas bill.
The bill was read once.
NJ. Giddings objected to second readi,slL
der the rule. The question then recurWI
shall the bill be rejected?
| Mr.. Stephens demanded the yeas and ~
| 1877. ~
Tie bill was then read sscoud ssne.
Messss. Niblsek Of lad, Tripps Of c., 49,
Of N. r., spoke in favor Of the Lseoupss. ..f
stitution, and Messrs. Mots and Groesheel N
Ohio against il.
". Marshall Of III. looked upon sbo,, ~
framed the constitution a. cOnep;ntoea ~
would not vote % sanction fraud and Rro.s -
rage upon the rights Of the people Of Ys,..A
and looked upon the attempts 10 ossraeiae 49,
brand - traitors and rebels, those Who Yin ,.N
bend the knee to power to lick the hand -
TO whip them into submission ~ indecent M
Ar. ~, had high respect for the psssd.
but he was not spaniel.
Mr.. Hughes Of Ind. Who has made !,
tempt 10 establish test to read down e,r NJ
democratic party!
M. n. Isis done not unusually By the p,,.,
I'D srtn =. q
istrston, and it ID known throughout The -
try that the test officer depends upon vh..I,E
. mans conscience and Judgment sanctions l.N
thing or not.
Mr.. Lawrence. Does the Eentlsman know ~
soon after tomorrow be will bs expelled d.
democratic caucus.
Nj. n. That does not disturb me in any ~ 4
ticular; man IL . good democrat Who vi. 1
and takes the stump for the benefit Of II N
party.
Mr.. Hughes was understood to say he sr.,.
ed himself with men Of higher ssanding than l.
member from ILL.,
Mr.. Marshall. This il mot the first time :, n
have found flies buzzing around. Laugh,c,
Mr.. Hughes. In very dirty places. Laugh
ter.
Mr.. Marshall. That il the very place IN A., n
the gentleman. Renewed merrimen..
In the course Of his remarks Mr.. II. spok. n
the administration presses here and elsewhere.
a. dirty puppies spewing forth their filth, Nv.
ing they must be muzzleJ.
Mr.. Hughes defended his political staadise
The gentleman from III. had made ramb!ias
speech peculiarly bitter in lie character al
lower than the usual standard Of Congresieaa
debatea
Mr.. Hughes after alluded TO the dialogue ,ii /
Mr.. Marshall about flies, said that .he hkek 4
republican party was the dirtiest substance
political chemistry ever produced.
Mr.. Stephens would not now discuss tie bR y
having heard that . substitute was to be submit
ted.
He gave way to Mr.. Montgomery, of Pa, Who
onered the Crittenden substitute Is announced
by the anti Lecompton Democratic conference
proposing to admit Kansas into the Union sud
refer the Lecomp,on Constitution to vote or Il.
people; in the event of its rejection BY them.
convention to be called TO form q new Consdtu \
ton. IL also allows one member OF the House \
OF Representatives, until the next federal can. /
sua.
Mr.. Montgomery said he had no remarks b
make, the snbstituts.ws its best in,erpresa,
he had furnished copies to some members and
was ready to supply the press.
Mr.. Quitman, OF Miss, offered q substitute.
which is the same as the Senate bill, with oue
SION Of the declaratory clause that the peop,s
shall have the right at oil times to ai.es o.
amend the Constitution in such manner a. tbsy
think proper, &C.
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall wished 70 amend tho
original Senate bill by striking out the ans
clause which was proposed to be omitted IN " !
Quitman's substitute.
Mr.. Stephens refused to Weld the floor ~ I
that purpose and demanded the previous quss-
ton.
Mr.. Marshall wanted Mr. Stephens refusal "
be borne in mind and entered on the record.
The question was taken on the adoption Of
Ar. QuitmaRs substitute, which was neessivedt
veas ~, nays 100. e
Mr.. Aontgomery's substitute was then adopt
ID, yeas l2O, nays ll2
The announcement Of the result was greeted
With applause from the gentlemen gallery.
n. keitt moved that it be cleared, and IL
'sted upon the enforcement Of the rule. Much
confusion ensued
The Speaker reminded the applauders Tat
hey we're not in the gallery Of . theatre, and
cries should be cleared.
A member. Except the ladies.
Another. Certainly.
The House then proceeded to vote On the
senate bill, q amended BY Mr.. Aon,gomsrya
'ubstitutc, Yeas 100, nays liz.
House Immediately adjourned.
Richmond, March 81
The Legislature has passed the bank bill afsss 4
intending is 80 o. to require the banks 70 ~ /
ums specie payment on the lst Of Nay.
New York, April
The steamship Harmonia arrived last night
She brought London evening edition Of = !.
9th March, and London morning paper q n.
ame day. -
Console closed. on Saturday 2pm., At y 81 70, \
'oney, s6i TO 81 for the 9Th OF April. ="
A. Paris, on Saturday, the per cents ,,o..a
SO francs 80 confines, an improvev .n. -
er cent.
The Bombay mail arrive, At L.,pde a a, -
'day morning last, bit the details -of ,he news
lve 'ue Oh st in addition 10 The full tsls-
'apn'c o'sp' .ches already published.
a 'c'V. from AlAhabad lith says the whole
'lcc - to be in motion Tomorrow. They have
zen crossing the river At c. wupore for the last
" days. and talk Of the attsck, beginning -
,e 10th.
Sir Colin Campbell has had an Interview here
fair.
There is report here that . relative OF The
King has proclaimed hmsel King Of India