Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13
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SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1858.
THE SECOND KANZAs BATTLE IN
THE HOUSE.
The Administration wOrsted---SPenher
Orr OverruIed.

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune, writing March llth, says of the
duings of that day in the House, in which the
administration was worsted on the Kanzas mat
teri
AT one o'clock precisely, Mr.. Harris submitted
the question af privilege from the minority OF the
Committee of Fifteen, saying that the order OF
the House had not been obeyed.
The Speaker decided that report OF the facts
could emsnste from the minority.
Mr. Harris said that it was not report and
asked if il was not usual to submit the questoh
of privilege 10 the House.
Mr.. Orr replied, with much emphasis, Some
times yes, aud sometimes no
Mr. Harris appealed from the Speakers deci-
sion.
After remarks by MIR. washburn, vindicating
the right of the minority. Mr.. inslow moved
call OF the House.
The first trial on Mr.. WinsloV's call of fhe
House resulted-yeas 80, nays los Mr. Stephens
moved to Law Mr. Harris's appeal from the Speak
eT's decision the table.
The motion was defeated-yeas 81, nays liz.
Fillbusterng now was beginning. But finally,
on motion Of Mr.. Humphrey Marshall the mat
ter was postponed till to morrow.
On Mr.. Stephens's test motion, the Northern
Democrats who voted in the negative were;
Messrs Adrian of New Jersey Cockerill, Cox,
and Lawrence Of 0hio; Davis, English, and Fo-
ley of Indiana; Harris, Marshall Morris, Shaw,
and Smith of Illinois Easkln of New York
Hickman and Montgomery of Pennsylvania; and
McKibben of California
The Americans in the negative we're;
Winter Davis of Mar land Gilmer of North
Carolina; Harris and Ricaud of Maryland; Mar
shall and Underwood of Kentucky
The Northern Democrats in the affirmative
were;
Messrs, Arnold of Connecticut; John Coch
Earning Hatch KpllpV MaclaV. RusSel.
Soaring. Sckles, and Ward Of New York Dim
mick Florence. Gis, j. Clancy Jones, Owen
Jones, Landy, Phillips, and Reilly Of Pennsylva'
mia; Gregg, Hughes, and Niolach, OF Indiana
Huyler of New Jersey; Miller and Pendleton OF
Ohio; and Scott of California.
The known pairs were;
Messrs. Edie of Pennsylvania and Moore of
Alabama; c. B. Cochrane of New Jersey and
Keitt of South Carolina; Morse of New York
and Garnett of Virginia.
Mr.. Hall of Ohio, anti-Lecompton Democrat,
detained at home by sickness in his family.
Mr.. Morse anti Lecompton Democrat, was also
absent. Not one Republican was absent un-
paired.
Several anti -Lecompton Democrats declined
voting the parliamentary point to-day, who are
firm the main issue.
The opposition majority Col. Harris's mo-
ton to day, greatly surprised and alarmed the
Lecomptonites. The vote is felt as a pointed re
buke OF Speaker Orr's unparIiamentary partisan
course in appointing the Kanzas Committee. The
South Americans voted steadily with the opposl-
ton.
Above given the names of those democrats
from the free States who stood by the principles
they have professed, in the day of trial, well as
of those democrats who proved reereant, and
bowed down to the new idol which the slave power
have erected and baptized Lecouipton, and COM
manded ii to be worshipped by the PLANT tools of
the administration.
Let those who, on that occasion, so manfully
stood up for the right remain firm to the end,
and the new darling scheme of the slavery prop
agandsts will be strangled as it deserves But
let the names of the recresnts who prove treach-
erous to their constituencies, by betraying the
principles, without the avowal of which, at home,
they could not have been elected, be marked, and
their fates sealed when new canvass comes
round.
Those gallant men from Maryland, Kentucky,
and North Carolina, who overlooked sectional
considerations, by standing by the right in this
crisis, deserve all praise, and they put to shame
the traitorous ArnOlds. Joneses, Cochranes, Sick
leses, Florences, Hughes, &C., from Connecticut,
Nsw York, Pennsylvania, &C., who disgraced
themselves and their constituencies by basely
prostrating themselves at the feet of the slave
power.