The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

them II just possible for the federal government 70
maintain CONTROL the Pacific States a. n would
the transportation OF the mail 10 the Pacific takes three
weoss, while the ferry 10 Europe in twelve
rapdy that history or the history OF The world does
not equal rncy must be our equals or not Of
EveTy Gay he railroad is delayed day Of danger to
tne United states II there had been railroad six years
ago. he (ssward) believed there wou have been lees
confusion hansss and that there would have been no
rssious sect In the Of the Rocky Mountains
ne believed only by railroad and telegraph to
the Pacific that could deveope and exhibit what there
Is no instance Ct republic having done-manaining itsef
peacefully. Thus only can ii be maintained, TOR when it
aepencs on standing army II ceases to be republic
The Pacific Railroad realizes what Europe has been sriv
Ing Tour hundred for and using thereto the nven
cos OF printing and the mariners compass the expora
tens N Africa the North Passage and the search for
Cahsy will transfer the commerce of the world from
It's sncient channels of the Red Sea and Persian Gulf
across our continent, augmentirg the agencies oy
and benefccnt Of the powers OF the earth. With
Out farsaer general remarks, no would say that all
stances. way and time it is to be begun.
Mr. GREEN freely admitted that the road would benefit
Missouri but old NOT advocate II for the selfish interests
q bis State The probable traffic cannot Justify but
road ard that must be central one. No road OF five
hundred miles length pays from it's through traffic The
it tor granted ina. here would be only one line 1t ought
NOT " be located IN the burning "a Paso, or the north,
which is ctsructed by snow.
Mr Green's amendment WAS lost
Mr. fcsx, taom Of Mo, moved to substitute the words
beswesp the .U.n Of tss Re S;,ux and Fort Smith o.
The sozo them went into executive session. and soon
afterwards adjourned.
House OF Representatives. 3
W4sIusGroS, April II, 1858.
WASHINGTON POLICE nrlI.
The House went ato committee on the bill to establish
auxiliary guard for thu protection OF life and property
In Washington.
The bill discussed till one O'Clock when on motion
Mr. faAp Naf Ia tha ttNaar
ond the House took up
ADMISSION KANSAS
message from the Senate inslsting on s disagree
ment and asking Committee OF Conference was read
Mr.. MONTGOMERY moved that the House insist its ad-
herence, aro demanded the previous question.
Mr.. ESuiisii (dem.) Of Ind, inquired whether If the
Committee Of Conference be ordered by House.
hamenary law and practice require the majority Of tho
committee to be composed Of gentlemen representing the
majority OF The House, or majority Of those In favor OF
tue Eouse bills
MI slAsIcs opp Of Ohio said if was no. out of Or
der he would object TO the question, because would pro-
woke intefr'sstores on the other side.
Ar. EyGiIs gave rotice that tho motion before tho
House was voted down, he would move for committee
CT conference
The House voted on q second demand for the previous
question with the following resut-Yeas los, nays 1O7.
The speaker voted in the negative, which made tie,
and the question lost
Mr. ENGlsH (adm.) OF Ind, that he might not be mis-
understood said he was opposed 70 the Senate bill In It's
reseni shape but notwithstanding this he willing to
appoE tncent Of Committee Of Conference He could
that any harm would result from and therefore
moved that the House agree TO Committee Of Conference
the subect OF the dsagreeng votes aud that
three managers be appointed the part of the House.
On this proportion he called for tho previous question
Mr. WAsaBuxs, (opp) OF Me- raised the question that
not in for Mr. English 70 mako that motion Tho
House has Adhered and until recousiders that action
is not III order 70 make that motion
Tie STrlKgR overued the point OF order.
Mr.. GsRSE1T, (adm) Of Va, wished to make an eK-
pisbsthn oi bis vote
Objection was made.
Mr.. ENGLISH repeated that he had made the motion In
accordance with general usage in all parliamentary bodies
The demand fos the previous question then second
ed, ~beo the House proceeded 10 vote Mr. Englshs
Incton for q Committee OF Conference The votes stood
yeas los, nays 10Sa tie The Chair then voted in the
affirmative, and Mr. Engilsh's proposition agreed
TO.
Annexed Is the vote in detail the motion OF Mr. Eng