Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-01
CONGRESSIONAL.
ThiPty.fifth CcngresS-Eirst Sesaiau

liz THE SENATE, yesterday, after our report
closed, Mr.. Seward made lengthy and powerful
speech In opposition to the Kansas bill.
After some unimportant discussion on techni-
calities involved, the question was taken on
agreeing to the report of the Committee or Con-
ference, and it was agreed to-yeas 81, nays %
as follows:
uYEAs-Messrs. Allen, Bayard, BENJAMIN, Biges,
Blkler. Bright, Brown, Clay, Davis. Evans. Fiiz
patrick, Green, Gwin, Hammond, Houston, Hunter,
nessee,. Jones, Kennedy. Mallory, Mason. Polk,
Push. Sebastian, SdeIl, Thomson of New Jersey,
NAYs-Messrs. BrodeIick. Cameron, Chandler,
GGol!nnmer CrIttenden, Dixon. DooIIttle, Douglas,
ty aITan, kIng; Seward Simmons, Stuart. TrumbulI,
CLARK: Fitch, Henderson; Pearce. Reid, Summer,
and Thompson of Kentucky-9.
On motion of Mr.. Hunter, the Senate then rece-
ded from It's amendments 10 the Def ,iency bill,
to which the House had disagreed-yeas % nays
2l-as follows:
cars A'M li,,sn5n Alien Biger Bright Brown,
son, Johnson of Arkansas, Jones, Kennedy, MaiIo-
r. .n Mason: P%k Sebastian, sllde Thomson, of
NAYs-Messrs Hayard. crjamIn. Biggs, Brod-
erlek' Gh.ndleI Dixon, Doolltte. DougIss. burkee.
NEE rngh, Seward, Simmons, ToOmbs. Trumbu,
ABSENT OR NOT VorING.-Messrs. Bates, Rel.
Cameron. Clark, Collamer. r essendcn, Fitch, Ham,
IN, Henderson, Pearce, REID, Stuart, Sumner
thompson OF Kentucky, and WilsOn-l5.
SO the bill is passed.
After the consideration of executive business
the Senate adjourned TO Monday.
In THE House, our report closed as MI Camp
bell was stating his objections to the report of
the Kansas Conference Committee,
=, MI. Haskin followed on the same side and in
the course Of his remarks made personal attack
on Mr.. Cox, of Ohio.
The previous oupstiop heipp than ,,...;uoa
the report Of the committee OF conference was
adoPted-yeas ll2, nays lo3-as follows:
=, fEAsIMessrs. Ali. Anderson, Atkins, Avery,
Bryan Burnett csrntHsTs. casSe cIsIc N
cosSTsne Of New ClsmeFs GiEnEman Cobb John
Craig Of Of North caroHs r1 G4aw E%d
EEHi 6yy;; Pavldfson Dsw"rt Dowde. Ednnndson.
Gartrell. ,iilis. Gmer, Goode, Greenwood, Greg
G,roesbsck Hall of0hio, Hatch. Hawkins Hopkins
e Jones Of j. I%:s ssn oS nsT
yana Owen Jones of Penna, Keitt. Kely. KunSeI
Mc9a a%ay hssan Esas
Niles Miles, Miller Mi,sGn. Moore. Niback, Pendeionn,,
krnRs s rSxs kss,ay
S6"IteI e.Iilg. seward Shaw of North Carolina,
smith Of Virginia. SIaliworth, Stephens. Stsvep,,
s ~ H., J,alb2tt, TnpPe Ward, Watkins. White
"f"eorgia. Wright of Tennessee, and ZSilieofIeIN
o MAIpsm1IMesSrs: Abbott. ADRIAN. Andrews, Ben
IL
i hfnston, Brtialon, BurlInsame, Burroushs. Camr,
81, ase; Cnalet, Chapman, CLARK fConnect,cat,
Of !'Sh "I New tort. ciaS-on, Clark b; Cochrane
n. ., hamre Davis Of Maryland DAVIS Of Ind
DDayls 81 Mass. lnvIs of Iowa Dawes, Dean IIck
Donu DnIfee. Edie. Farms worth. Fenton. ester
,,lddings '-Ilman- Gooch, GOodw ~, Granger ,irow
iiai Of Massachusetts, Harlan, Harms of Mar~
innd, Hsrr,s Of Illinois, Haskln, Hickman, Hoard.
Toward, Kellogg, Kelsey, Kilgorc. Knapp Leach
Letter i-oy.I"y, Mex ,bhn. MarslaiI o. K entueky
MaFShtIl 81 'iiin3s, Morgan, Morris of PrnnsyIv,
a; M E Of i!iInHs, Morse Of Maine Morse Of
view ttk. MUt. Murray, NIchnlS d..
ppa barker; Petit, Pike, Potter, Polite. au,tman'
hio a fhcSIe, Robbins, Roberts, Royce, SHAW
" lIIin"is, sherman of OHIO, sherman oi New
ORR. smith of Illinois, Spinner. Stsnton stewart
d1terw3od. Wade. Walhridge, W altlrnn. Walton.
WIsoB--le3. " 'o' sah"
Mr. English moved that the vote by which the
report was adopted be reconsidered and that The
motion to reconsider be laid upon the table: the
latter motion was agreed tO-yeas 1I3, nays 100
Mr. stanton then introduced a resolution aiIou
ny two of the tariff investigating committee TO
agreed to. ~ ""'
Aher a personal explanation by Mr. Clark. of
ONO OF the difficulty between Messrs Haslin
and Cox the House sd journed TIL Monday