Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-16

questions were asked regarding the of
oct Of the vote. s1 H'.'ilH sf
The House then proceeded 10 vote .
he motion 10 adhere 20 its amendms<
The motion was decided IN the an
tive. Yeas 119; nays III.
The vote on this motion was the sa,
Is that on the adoption Of the b..
amended week ago, with the
ion that Marshall and Barte paire.
A motion 70 reconsider was laid
he table.
Branch, IN CD offered resolutio
the COMMITTEES on ways n
means 70 report six bills, thus separf
ling tho items in the Deficiency Bill,
octed this morning. He said
Johnston was now far beyond the
tier and cannot receive supplies,
err advance nor reccde unless Coz
money. He. pres
that no gentleman desired that tho
should be cut to pieces by tho fefs
natics, nor starye for want Of proyisi
Campbell opposed the recomrl
meft of tho bill TO the committee 01,
ways and means, and so far as he y
concerned, was willing that II be passd
provided that the friends Of the Admin
istration take tic responsibility.
Several Democrats explained why
they voted against the bill, on account
of tho subject introduced not coming
under the head Of DEFICIENCIES.
Pending n motion 10 reconsider the
vote, rejecting the bill, the House ad-
lourncd.
WASHINGTON, April 9th.-House Mr..
Branch, spoke with reference n the re-
Of the vote by which the
Deficiency bill was rejected. He hest
tated not 10 declare that the monstrous
expenditure Of the Army almost reach
cd point 20 induce the entire country
to rise and demand reform. He point
cd out way by which this might be ef-
fected. lie believed, az heretofore de-
cared by the House in the form Of q
resolution, that Utah was i'm state Of
rebellion, and il is now unjust and too
late TO undertake TO control the discre.
ton Of the President as 10 the dispa
sal Of the troops.
J. Clancy Jones said, in reply, that the
Quarter Master General didnot send the
estimates on his own responsibility, but
they were endorsed by the Secretary OF
War.
Branch was satihed with this expla-
nation, and was glad to find that no at
tempt on the property had ben made by
any bureau officer.
The vote by which tho Deficiency
bill was yesterday rejected was recon
sdered.
A motion 10 recommit the bill 20 tho
Committee on Ways and Means was
then negativcd.
The deficiency bill passcd-Yeas Ill;
Nays 81. mItt
Morris, Of Pennsylvania, amour cod
tho death of Mr.. Benton, aud the House
adjourned
WASHINGTON, April 13.--scnatc-At
one o'clock Mr. Green, without pre-
face, moved that, rs the House had dis
agreed 20 tho Kansas Bill, the Senate
should insist on Committee II Confer
encc in lieu Of resolving 10 adhere.
Simmons called for the yeas and nays.
Pugh said How could the Senate
insist upon u Committee OF Conference,
after tho House had resolved 10 adhercr
"A long and desultory debate ensuod.
The Senate, on Grsen's motion, rcsol-
yod To appoint Committee Of Confer
encc on The Kansas bill. Yeas, 30; nays
"a.
Green said that even after the action
% the House, IL wac competent % con-
for. and Il Is tho practice here, NJ we'll
ms i'm tho English Parliament 20 insist
on n conference.
Purh said that IL IL in order 10 ask
conference, but not TO insist.
Hunter t'aid .bat tho course followed
since he he'd sat in the Senate was 20
insist. Tho House, il il chooses can
recede from ite amendment, and then
tho original bill would pass
Green read an irstanco from parlia--
practice. showing that il was
legitimate 60 insist. TO meet the csse,
however, he would mako two motions:
first, 10 insist, and second, 10 ask n con-
ference.
Mason spoke in favor OF courtesy be-
tween two Houses; and considering
tho great consequence dependent on.
this matter, the Senate should go 10 the
cxtremost verge of parliamentary cour-
tosy 10 admit tho State of Kansas har-
Green further read from tho Manual
Of Parliament, showing that IL was
strict parliamentary practice.
Gtna.t .uaa "A. fass,.. 80 Latina, fka
Bayard thought the disrcspect, if any
came from tho House yet rs tho ques
ton is one Of moment, he was In favor
Of asking for q conference.
Brown said that in matter OF great
national interest, We must not act on
our own personal impulses; tho House
had not been quito respectful 10 the
Senate, but he would assent TO ask for
q conference.
Nays-Mcssrs. Boil, Broderick, Cam
rron, Chandler, Clark, Collamer, Crit
Lendon, Dixon, Doolittle, Douglas, Fcs-
'enden, Feote, Foster. Hale, Hamlin,
Harlan, King, Seward, Simmons, Stu
lrt, Sumner, Trumbull, Wade and Will
'on.
Absenteos-B Bates, Davis, Durkee,
poarce, Pugh, Reid, Thompson, CKy.)
fulec. EsI
The Committo appointed 10 confer.
consists of Mcsars. Green, Hunter, and
seward. 500 q.
LEcoMPToS BY SHAKEsPEARE.--A be-
COMPTON orator in tho New York Log.
stature, in an excited speech in thu
'ody, few days since, held up cop
f the Constitution, and paraphrasin