The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12

1e campaign, ami therefore the increase should be
erey temporary. De not in favor Of regulars or
PTS ou,y ana opposed 70 increase of ex- cu.ive
ewes this time b-osa-s be- had confidence tia; il
ouid be properly apple1 He thought be knew tne mo
20 of the lompisao in ssking the aug nentstoo OF
he army. l. pau staked It's existence 90 th~ ndpis.
ON u Ksnrs- ander be Lao mp,on constitution aad
snted the additional patronage Of ono nuudred
I'd eighty I'VE army commissions KANSAS I'd
lifted, Calhoun viii certify the pro slavery mernbers
the Legpe'nre AID ortuv ospce Tesuits the, RON
ae executive will have pre,ext for using the troops In
ansas he asserted, az constitutions, principle, that
ne froniocn has not the ~ The etanog
kept in Cases 81 0o-o public with sga country
OF reosion IN State or Territory, Or to repsl INVASION
nereiore ne cmo-"ne' Their employment IN tho b'stoa
ugtve Slave law Kansas, or ss Last summer in
Veshics.oo, during Tia s,ooicDa, election
rrnarrED Our Ds'T aIsoRIry tbs KANSAS
MITIGATING COMMITTEE.
Mr HARRIS. ("pp of w., from The Ka"sas Committee
"a Fifteen, ST o'clock, 70 question Of privilege,
paying that he AMI ak o'ber members Of the House Kan
as Cnmmis:ee felt cue 10 themselves " present fa,s
blowing The failure 4" the committee to execute toe orders
|x the House.
The srs.kER -sd that report Of tho facts could
pate IRON the ml.criy
Mr. HASRIS s.d ii no; report and asked if It
oo uua 70 snc h. question OF priv l-gs TO the House.
The SPsAgE-. a0 "a, with smphaSis--So.
Mr.. TA,nr' speech in behalf Of tas minority
Mr.. WIsslow etp Of {. moved call Of the
~hc5 was rrfo-et-yeas 20, uays 1Os
~, cetnocrats are grca'ly eatec al tois result.
ar. LsrcBEk, (adm or Va, asked II this was priv
|eced qucfrun
lne 'ftAkEt '"o'xbt vas not
Mr. RARRs appealed from the decision OF the Speaker.
Mr. Sr-+Hhs-, team OF "a, moved to lay the appeal
on the tahla.
The l.cuse refused u do so, by Of against it,
Here The ssctedoDt became intense, in the midst or
wnin
Mr. HUMPHREY hANcsaALL, (Ap OF Ky, moved that the
lues iior u" po-tp"n.6 until t-mo'rOE.
Mr. STEPHENS had objection, provided the majority
report pc tncn ma
Mr. HARRIS hao "a, objection 10 embojy that report Ia
ha 1rpai an Dir.:es ~ the committee which he In
tfndee TO ssEsnt He found that the publish
cd in the Union. ri H. and he thought il singular that
should eprea" before tn. country ia co0 avenOn OF
la the rules OF ths House. But no
Wa not willing tia, port should be mace as the
port Ct tho committee -th six nther members Of
the committee oecareu that the committee has not dis
charged ~ d. e- urcer the terms OF the resolution APP
poiutpg them
A further Gus ,op snsnod this poDt, when Mr..
Marsh n motiol WAS agreed TO-
t'MarlC APPROPRIATE
The honse, IL Committee of the Whole, briefly debated
the DIPLOMATS a. o.ation bi and directed that be
reported to III Reuse with tbs Recommendation that
pass.
Trrn KANSAS QUESTION
The Uouse TEX deficiency Appropriation bill.
Mr. CASE (npn Of Ia; r1ano anti iecompton speech.
Nr BoyCT:, "a M u :. Co. discussed pJncy with
regard 10 tee Morr question. He thought the prac
cable oo)rct soupb, l. be prs-e.ya Of
municstop vi;b tne :'ac FIG There two uo,es to
settle this qre,tor uno ny Che former
IL tce mot humane rnf -cHnoo.ca' aud therefore the
beg; while tn, ,-r S."ld uouiuC- tn such a state OF
affairs would toad, hs,; fog thousand years OF the
passes t. the Fscln.
The committee iren aud the House adjourned