The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12
TfURTy-xTETH CONGKEss.
SIksr SESSION.
Senate.

wAsasoroS, March IL, 1858.
STEAM COMMUNICATIONS SrwuS PHILADELPHIA AND Bnazn
Mr.. CAMERON, (opp of Pa presented a memorial fro n
citizens OF Penusy sp. avoIirg line OF mail steamers
between the city OF bsdephs and the Empire OF Brazn
UTAH
Mr. CAMERON also preeeuted resolution calling on hs
President FOR the instructions sent the United States
Marshal in Utah.
EVENING SESSIONS
Mr. HuS1ER (sdm Of Va, withdrew his motion for an
evening session
bKBArK on THE ADMISSION oF MANIFESTATIONS SENATORS
POLK AND BENJAMIN.
Hr. PoIK adm OF No spoke in favor OF Kansas She
had ali the requisites for admission she had constts
ion whrr except the Senator ON Connecticut de-
nice 70 be republican in form That instru is the de-
berate choice or the pe"ple in pursuance law all
the forms necessaryt the free expression or the
Sisb OF the people Congress could only ASK tina. con
ttu'on rcpub FanS 10 this respect he considered IL a.
unexe p'Orate ~ that OF auy state the Urion Mr. 20
then projected explain away the alleged election
FRAUDS and niomaIes, oenying the OF Walk
err stanton ard olhe's, toN majority OF the voters bad
been disiratched I'd that the MssoursDs had Invaded
the polls 10 KsbsAs. There necessity he contend
ed Tor such oo7rse, as enough pro slavery
already ~ the Ten 10 nrol tue polls A. u armed
iBvasonG uom eouf he thought the senators re
tefae the stoe cIuce ~ them, were practising the
creduly Of the country mat tue Missouri mgr ants
should have gone TO ka9ss, armed may have secnsd
strange asa asrnnc 10 rimgrst from ,or houses
and FONTS - .e E-legn ties, but TO people Acqua,aa
with frontier 10 was uolnng unusual rhe Missouri
Immigrants IA oct rifles they ucrciy siag a
their claims ant voted ea'cahiy, returning Missouri
merely o. escape zoe severity Of the winter intend.
ing to return m the sprpg tor n permanent
residence. The Nof'he'o mmgrane on the con rary,
the swoepugs 81 Fa@nrn rries cams 10 vote. aud re
NAMED N vote std Tor purp See ng th nya
sion, ~ss 40 "oodsr 'bh the ussourans returned TO
the bot - marked go by them ia Ksosss 70 protect
their Mr FOX thea stated t,e general grouod
Of his opinion, Why toe IscDnpon consultation sh1uf
PHs, teslsiDe Eahiy me Arguments 81 Nc Stephens
majority report from the W. use kansa- Conmu-e lie
concluded by asserting tua all inhabitants Kansas are
not ur bulent dstgahi1eo- roey sohd men,
for peace anu quiet fre ooaTso give that peace
~ss the passse" OF the lee mpt,u DILL
hr bssJsss lsan Of In commenced by saying,
bs ouiy 70 defend the Jgdges Of the land asius.
the aspersions thrown them with n recg lessncss
and uhiu that will yc; bring shame upon tner
socusers Previous touching upon that point however,
he would show thar vi'a error 10 suppose that
slavery established BY positive Legislation tue
Slavery he cotends q, The of The commun
Law OF England. in hich country u existed and pro
ected By both The common statute iir far
the days OF Queen Elizabeth, ~ho herself dealt 10 slaves
Our brough, the and iDtutions
70 this continent, their birthrignt slsve,y
the common lsv OF the thirteen orig ual cuonvs lie
here cited various historical Data tracing The blstorv ~
slavery In both continents down the Aarican Re sol
tcp at which tine Il .ss the common law Of the whole
Western continent Thus Savoy he further cooiaDd.
forced the common law upon the tnirteea Original
colonies, against e urgent of southern
portion and bad not the Narthern Sales abolished by
positive legislation, they would be save statos vet
How then, he asked ba asserted that slavery not
recoenzsd B, The constitution q the United saic lie
the bred scott case coutrovattns a; length th4
tons Of the Senators from Mare and Vermont that tho
Constitution OF The United states does recognise pro,
perty elsves He sssd he had heard nat a.ser-
ton before the Senator from aane uttered H. lie here
introduced several orcbl. iusu atoms referring tho
patent copyrrh, AM otntt AVS and also cited the
90 Frigs W.. the Stale OF nels~re, reading Judxs
Mcleans opnion IN thai deciding that the rgh,s %
the south IN slaves property guaranteed ny tho
constiiUos He d~eit ~ great length the Dred Sct
Gaze, commenting severely the Judges rno published
the minority report tie now approached, he said ~,s
hnOtfcr ut.t
reverence the ia ges VI the hand as men VINO,
by their emintnae s"j spotiess purity ~ chsr.c-
ter, stood high above breath of suspcon.
Of the lustri,us VINO has succeeded him, enough
" sAy st te IA wory Ia the OF that grest
man. He then patio glowing eulogum 10 Judge Fancy
And yet this mao, he continued pure, so uooic, 50
the infamous Jcnres pnd charged BY the senator from
New York with having ated corrupt cOueon with the
Oh ef magistrate II United stats was dihl ut ~
sit and listen TO such insnuatOGS Without the o1.oo
ins within Tie read from Gus documents 70 SNOW
that the bred saOt 10 the Missouri courts oefors
Mr Buchanan vent " EngisDd-uei"re the Kansas
Nebraska act was passed herc" va i,nposio's,
Justice and the president could have gambled at
caros with Dreo Scott psyicg dummy f. the sena,s
of the United states q be ibsuied With language Ike
ttisS shame ON the Senator who makes charges ike
these without the shallow 81 support lie Concluded
.ith feg r.marts togching toe ksosss question r.t
culing the Topeka constitution, ao denOuncng lis auNrs
a miserable rsosic OF Insurgents who having
on topeka nothing would get nothing but Kans,s ne
assured them would not be kept bleeding through another
Presidential csmpaien
um rmSnSu rrrlcgScY nil PASSED
The Senate passed the House Printing deaJieucy bill.
and adjourned
H"use OF Representatives.
w,smSeroS March II, 1863
INF KyProyNESr VOLUNTEERS SOLDIERS.