The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

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A',sp, Rboas Island Hun.es, viryini.
Bay ard, ne'Aw1e- Iverson, Georgia
a~u jamin, Louisiana. Jones, Iowa
Bigss, North Carolina. johnson, Tennessse,
Eiger PennsyivAnia. Jodpsoa, Ark snsas.
Bright, Indiana Keonedy, MAryAad.
BrO~u. MiAsssippl. Mallory, Florida
Clay, Alabama Mason, Virginia
Evans. South Carolina Polk. Missouri
Fitch, In diara Sesastan, Arkansas
Green, Missouri S,del, Louisiana
Gwin, California Thomson. New Jorsev
H.mrncnd, South Carolina TOo@bs, Georgia
Henderson, rexAA- Wright New Jersey.
Houston, Texas. Yulee, Florida
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Bell, Tennessee. Foster, Counecucul
Broderick, California Hale, New Hampshire.
Cameron, PENNEY ivsn,A. HsOaua, Maine,
Chandler, MICHIGAN. Harlan. Iowa
Clark, New Hampshire. King New York.
Collamer, Vermont Seward, New York.
Crittendcn, Kentucky. Simmons, Rhode IsIanE
Dixon, Ccsnecsicut stuart Mohissa.
Doohttle, wisconsn. Sumner, Massachusetts
Douglas, Illinois, Trumbuil, Illinois.
Fetsenden, Maine. Wade, Ohio.
Foot, vermont. wilson. Massachusetts
Ra.es, Delaware. Pearcs. Maryland.
Dsvs, mississippi Pugh, Ohio.
Durkee, WISCONSIN. Reid, North Cxoina.
Thompson, Kentucky.
Messrs Green. Hunter and seward wero appointed ts
committee TO confer With similar committee, appoint
cd, Of the House.
JELBGRAPH UTAH.
motion of Mr. WILSON tho Senate took up tho bu FOR
the construction OF telegraph 70 the army In Utah Mr.
Wilson then submitted amendments modifying the
bill, 70 mako IL more acceptable.
Cameron spoke in .vor q the bll and Mes<s ivsrsoo,
Hunter, johnson OF Arkansas Fessendeu and Hale OPP
poeed IL
Mr.. PucH made comparisons botween this
bill and that in aid Of the Atlantic Telegraph calling the
latter scheme OF plumber.
Mr.. WnsoS wished TO refer the bill back 10 the
Il further
mates, &C.
Mr.. INVERSION, however, moved that ii be postponed
TIL December next, which was carried, ~ against H.
Adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
WAsBsayos, April Ii, 1858
Mr. Caruhers of Missouri, appeared and took his seat
for the first time this session.
A POLICE FORCE WARRINGTON.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
Senate bill TO establish guard Of protection for life and
property IN Washington
Mr.. GoopR, (adm) OF Va, explained the necessity Of
the passage OF the bill.
Mr.. CoMSs, (opp) OF Nass said the House had been
engaged all the session in endeavoring 10 release the
people OF Kansas from the tyrannca grazp of the adm
alton and he was not Wiling place the residents
the district Of Columbia In s power the Dill was sub
versive Of the principles of popular sovereignty
Mr.. CLEMENS, (sdm Of Va, asked whether Mr. Comns
bad gotten that the republican party had deprived the
city OF New York OF its municipal power and vested IN
Mr. CoxINs doubted originally, and not yet
vinced CT the expediency Of that measure.
and rampse fooe Q; Ohio The is.r SAID that IL Mr.
Clemens Id trust his executive and party on
the Deficiency b which proposed to sustain the army
rrst the executive to regulate the police
or Warrington He would rather his constituents
| come here Ia protect thomselvea-
Mr. CLEMENS replled-And yet the gentleman from OHIO
voted for the Deficiency b,, which gave the executive
department absolute control over eight or pine millions
dDt~, Il,
Mr. CAMPBELL explained tbst tho estimates sub
mitted ADD 1t declared by the executive and tho
House that Utah a state OF rebellion. He separa
ted his party an bis friends IN voting for the BILL
Mr.. SsMp>s-I thought you said you were no party
Mr. cAminII-You have abandoned your party by
voting against toe DeGceocy BILL and Is for you 10 set
tie your accounts With the administration (herriment
Mr.. BURNETT, (opp Of ky-Tho Deficiency bill Is
rather delicate subject ths side Suppose VOC connns
Mr. CEXESs said that Mr. Campbell sailed 10 the eye Of
the wind poltcay, and he did not know whero 10 ind
Mr. CAxppFII despised and condemned the slavery OF
r,ird more than any other would rather be slave OF
Mr. Clemens, ard under his LASH than the slave Of any
NJ; CIINkSs replied that the declaration rhetori
cslly msRnspimous, and reminded him OF the coupet -
"wben the devil sick, the devil q monk would be,
When the devil was well the devil monk would he"
Q.aughter)
Whatever reputation The gentleman from Ohio had
derived from hs allegiance 70 party.
MIR STANTON, (opp) OF Ohio said there was no doubt
that the existing decentralization has its origin ~ the prac
nse of the msxm-"To the vctcrs belong the spols.
The Presidential election q 1874 was controlled
and carried by the outlaw Empire Club, whose
captain has boon appointed Marshal Of the
southern district OF New YOrs We old not want such
a chief Of police the President, who has appointed
60 oce IN Kansas half adozen persons charged with
der several sepienoed to be hanged lie favored the
election o. commissioners 10 take the appointment OF
police officers out Of the band OF q political party
Mr. ssiIH, (son) ofFs denied that the disorders or
dangers 20 lie in Washington sprung from the per-
scns pursuit. Of federal appointments tie asked in the
ri COD Indictment by the black repu olicans
evidence against a mans character; merccnaries
hired 20 Kansas and do the work 81 mischief Ro
Dir son. who dicted in Sacramento and led TO Kan
sa found among thoee engaged In outrage and muir
der This was The OF that Mr. Stanton wanted
make Governor or Kansas when he would not trust
tho President with the appointment Of an auxiliary
guard.
othcr members spoke but nothipg Of special iactest
was eictrd. The committee roee and the House adj
our