Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
T~hirty.Fifth COngress.
Washington, April l.
HOUSE.

sS3S bid.
The bill was read once.
MI. Giddings objected to the second
reading under the rule. Hgr
The question occurred: Shall the bill
be rejected?
Mr.. Stephens demanded the yeas and.
The vote stood-yes so; nays 1877.
The bill was thenTead a second time.
Mr.. Stephens would not now discuss
the bill, having understood that a substi-
tute was to be submitted. He gave way to
DIR. Montgomery who offered the
Crittenden substitute as amended by the
Anti-Lecompton Democratic conference,
proposing to admit Kansas into the Union
and refer the Lecompton Constitution to
a vote of the people, and in the event of
its rejection, a Convention to be called to
form a new constitution, to be allowed
one Representative in the House Of Rep
resentatives until the next Federal census.
Mr.. Montgomery said he had no re-
marks to make, the substitute was Its best
interpreter. He had furnished copies to
the members and was ready to supply
others.
Mr.. Quitmani ofereda substitute which
is the same as the Senate bill with the
omission of the declaration clause, that
the people have the right at all times to
alter or amend their constitution In such
manner as they may think proper.
Humphrey Marshall wished to aHe1d
the original Senate bill by striking out the
same clause proposed to be omitted in
Mr.. Quitman's substitute.
Mr.. Stephens refused to yield the floor
for that purpose and demanded the previ-
Gus question. cal ao lal.s Ioi
Mr.. Marshall wanted Stephens refusal
to be borne in mind and entered on the
record.
The question on Quitman's substitute
was then negatived-yeas ~, nays $50.
Mr.. Montgomery'S substitute was then
adopted-yeas 100, nays n2. g.ne
Applause in the galleries,
The House then proceeded to vote on
the bill, as a~mendedby Mr.. Montgomery's
substitute : l4V b9oz ~ 81 .N9llef
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, Adrian, An
drews, Bennett, Billinghurst, Bingham,
Blair, Bliss, Brayton, Burlington, Burlin-
game, Burroughs, Campbell, Cass, Chat
fee, Chapman, Clark Of Conn, Clark Of
N. ", Clawsong C. b. Cochrane, Cooke
reh, Colfax, Corning, CoYode, Cox, Cra-
gin, Curtis. Damrell, Davis of Md, Da-
Wis of Iowa, Davis of Ind, Davis of Mass,
Dawes, Dean, Dick, Dodge, Durfee, Edie,
English, Farnsworth, Fenton, Foley,
Foster, Giddings, Gilman, Gilmer, Gooch,
Goodwin, Granger, Groesbeck, Grow,
Hall of Ohio, Hall of Mass, Harlan,
Harris of Md, Harris of ILL.,, Haskins,
Hickman, Hoard, Horton, Howard, Owen,
Jones, Kellogg, Kelsey, Kilgore, Knapp,
Kunkle Of Pennsylvania, Lawrence,
Leach, Letter, Lovejoy, McKibbin, Mar
shall of Kentucky, Marshall Of Illinois,
Madison, Montgomery, Morgan arrill,
Morris of Pa, Morris of H., Morse o.
Maryland, Morse of n. Y, Mott, Muir.
ray, Nichols, DIN, Palmer, Parker, Pen
dleton, Petit, Pike, Potter, Pattle, Pur.
Vance, Ricaud, Richie, Robbins, Roberts
Royce, Shaw of ILL.,, Sherman of Ohio
Sherman of N. Y, Smith of ILL.,, Spr;n.
ger, Stanton, Stewart Of Pa, Tappan
Thayer, Thompson, Tompkins, Under.
wood, Wade. Walbridge, Waldron, Wal.
ton, Wash5urne of Wis, Washburn Of
Me-, Washuurne of ILL.,, Wilson and
Wood.
NAYs-Ahl, Anderson, Arnold, Atkins
Avery, Barksdale, Bishop, Bocock, Bon.
: ham, Bowie, Boyce, Branch, Bryan, Bur
nett, Burns, Caskie, Clark Of Mo, Clay
Clemens, Cingman, Cobb, johnson
Cochrane, Corning, Craig of Mo-, Craige
of n. c., Crawford, Curry, Davidson
Dawson of Miss, Dewart, Derrick, Dow,
dell, Edmondson, Elliot, Eustis, Faulkner
Florence, Garnet, Gartrell, ellis, Goode
!, Greenwood, Gregg, Hatch, Hawkins
; Hill, Hopkins. Houston, Hughes, Huyler
Jackson, jenkins, Jewett, Jones of Tenn
j. G. Jones, heitt, Kelly, Kunkel of Md
/ Lamar, Landy, Leidy, Letcher, Massey
Mcqueen, Maynard, Mason, Miles, Mil
? Ter, Millson, Moore, Nibleck, Peyton
Phelps, Phillips, Powell, Quitman, Ready
Regan, REILLY, Rufin, Russell, Sandidge
Savage, Scales, Scott, Soaring, Seward
; Shaw of N. c., Shorter, Sickles, Single
| ton, Smith Of Tenn, Smith of Virginia
! Stalworth, Stephens, Stevenson, Stewar
Of Md, Talbot, Taylor of n. Y, Taylo.
Of Louisiana, Trippe, Ward, Warren
Watkins, White, Winslow, Woodson
Wortendike, Wright of Georgia, Wrigh
: of Tenn, Zollicoffer.
; SENATE.
After various Intellectual attempts Il
vote down VERSIONS motion to take up The
Army Bill instead Of the Minnesota bill
the former was taken up and numerou,
verbal amendments were made, but no
! gathering the principle Of the bill.
The bill was debated at great length
and finally passed-yeas Al; nays 81.
t The Kansas bill, as amended by, thu
3 House, was brought in.
, Mr.. Green moved that the amendmen
be disagreed to. The Senate having
! previously resolved to adjourn till Mon
: day, reScinded the resolution and will
vote Tomorrow on the bill. Adjourned
: 17'i Washington, March %.
/ learn from a good source, but will no
e vouch for the report, that Mr.. Belmon
has sent an agent to Mexico to negotiate
a loan of So. 500 600 with the Govern