New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-01

He alluded 70 the latter having sourht siissio ns
with TIE dak -lsu'ern party. and readiog gsrbei eI.
tracts ton the Black Republican papers.
hr. SMI III denied that he had ever depsrtai from
any piipclpls OF the Democratic party, al Mr.. MN-
sLhli 40 donS
Mr.. MARSHALL replied that what he did on the
KsDsss and otter questions Was dictated by his own
Judgment lie hao never like Mr. Smith set up 10
Itbd men cut of the Democratic party.
MIR. NORRIS (IlirOisj said that Mr.. Smiths objec.
TO-DAY was TO esss ana ssperse the reputation Of Dr.
Douglas whose shoes Mr.. Smith was worthy to
uDloCee.
MIR. SMITH, will not stand such offensive Ian.
gusge
MIR. MORRIS-Just "a YOU please
The CHAIRMAN (Mr BocOckl reminded Mr.. Nor
Iis that rsonh remarks could not be INDUCED in.
MIR. NORRIS resumed, producing an affidavit from
a Constituent who WAS present ct certain private
conversation in Mr. Morriss DON at the commence
meIt Ut tie session. to show that Mr. NTH bad made
al untrue ststemeat concerning it, He charged MI
Smith with having been elected on q Know Nothing
ticket and c fered to produce evidence of the fact
This the man who Undertook to read Gov. Wise
Judge Douglas, and other Democrats out of the
party.
Mr.. SMITH wished to reply but various objections
were mace.
MIR. STANTON (Ohio) said that Mr.. Smith had
siready occupied This sub ect ought not TO
have been iLuC5uced here to-day The House ought
10 proceed 10 business.
Tie Iudisn Deficiency Appropriation bill was Coz
scered and laid side 10 bs reported to the House.
The Committee then took up the Dill making dppro-
pratiobs Tor the support OF tee three regiments Of
volunteers.
Dir. CLANCY JONES pa said that one of them
ia needed 10 sny event for the cton % the from
tier OF Texas He had kept back this bill till now 10
order, if possible to get lniormstion from Utah to
Justify the Executive ia peDsing With the other two
out was sorry to sssert that such reliable inte-
Fence bed reached Washington. They may be
waited but will not be called out unless they bscome
absolutely necessary to enforce the laws.
Mr.. JOHN COCHRANE IN. " gave notice that
Re will at tue earliest opportunity press the River and
Harbor bill.
Mr.. JONES in Response to a question by Mr.. GIL
MANN Mel ssd he was sstisnt l. though there Yves
no fcisl information Of the feet, tpat COL Ksne had
made proposition to Governor Cumming, who had
pols to titan Cor the purpose of he airing what Brigham
Young has 30 cay. From that time no intelligence
hao reached Washington.
An amendment made, that il one or both reg-
ments Tor Utah or frontier service be dispensed WITH
the money appropriated for them shall reve. to the
Treasury, ana not be used FOR any other purr ose.
The bill was then reported to the House.
The House went into Committee of the Whole on
the etate of the Union, and took up the Fifteen Mil
lion Loan bill. A general debst) followed. q
Messrs. SHAW and GILMER both n c. sever
ally spoke as to their respective positions tine Kan
sas bill This former reiterated and the latter denied
that Mr.. GiddiDgs and other Republicans congratu-
lated Mr. Gilmer on his speech.
Mr.. STEVENS (Gs.) adv coated the payment OF the
debt of the Oregon and Washington Territories.
Mr.. ANDREWS IN. W arraighed the Administra-
ton for ext. av8gance.
MIR. HATCH IN. ~ advocated liberal policy to-
word rivers hsrbors stating that appropriations
lad been MADE under Democratic al nini-traons for
this purpose.
MI GOODWIN IN. Y made speech 10 favor Of
the improvement of the hsrbors of the North
Lakes, as due commerce.
Several speeches were then sde on other subj scts
when, only seven members being present, the House
adjourned.