The Washington union., 1858-03-27

! The SPEAKER laii beisTe tiIo ti"aT No ~ ,.. -
= a. sr.ary of the Interior, IN reply 10 iesluiioi
no ,s,s i.ant ,ing i,r niorInAun relative 10 The
c,a Of rAilrdad fron Dubuque 10 SOAK Guy, Va
The state of Iowa - =. -ol.,,;e., -.
-, r. g-,,uyauuieation the COMMITTEES ON faoiie
Hs - irrurians 10 inquire into the niAhIer ia
- ~, ,isjfa.s oi tsr aci granting land 10 Ald Ia
a. a rhis railroad had been earrlea oui'
s - -. at action in their opinon, should be ta-
len BY fhe House ,.s =. ,h ,,,,lnt;on
YN i.r Rad been granted and il not fDr Congress
=, INQUIRE a. L, What had been done With II
The sPEAKER decided that the Resolution eoni h"i
n, as the ulliCaOn was before TIE ttoase
anp,ovs consent and the resoluaAi proposed 10 ne
" Il ~ M COMMITTEE o Public Iands with Instructions,
b;ch wus the proper disposition of u,
Mr. WAsHBuRNE L demand d the pFeyions susaioh-
Mr. ZONES moved thai the cnnitnuhl1Aiiul Ahd isSo-
Iat.a be iaid On the table
Mr. CLEMENS Of Virginia demanded The yeas and
u.ys which were ordered
The yeas ami nsys being taken, the motion did not
urerAil-yeas 81, nays 20
The previous question sas thea sec0nded-ases ~
r,rs 50-and the resolution agreed to.
The SPEAKER also laid before the House corarnlni-
t,rs frss the Treasury Department enclosing COM
from the Secretary Of the interior asking tr
80 ,it,onsl afrolration the department Of Indian
5.irs on account OF the niians the Pacific coast;
bir Ua referred to the Committee Of Ways and Means
| and og,iervd to be printed
rBE DIaloIraoT
Mr. LFTCHER Of Virginia remarked that there was
an una ianding between the two sides " the House that
, elsfe ca anszts should be continued for time
a. eyDe Ia order that might be fairly executed, he
asked urianiInous consent to postpone for week the
lime for closing debate the dehciency bill in Commit
tec Of the Wh1ie
Mr. MORRIS, OF Illinois objected.
Mr. JONES Of Tennessee, ~tid he understood the
r,,iti, 10 be to close the debate on the deficiency
hll nent Friday that IN tine time the debate
Knasas should go and that al clock thurs
dar by agreement between the two sides, the Kansas
bll should be taken up and disposed oi
Mr. GROW, ef Pennsylvania concerned that that
All right except the last clause The agreement only
that until Thursday next motion should te made,
which day the gentleman from Georgia would make his
motion subject to tho rules a the House
Mr. MORRIS at the inquest Of number Of gentlemen
withdrew his objection
No further objection being made II was then agreed
tha The closing Of debate the deficiency bill should h
postponed until next Friday.
nEroRIs rEoa COMMITTEES
This being private hill day reyes.s from the stand
ng committees of private nature in order large
number VI reports Of this character rade, seveEy
read twoe, and oonInitted-
SENATE nrIas
On motion OF Mr.. DAVIS OF Indiana, the House
then Proceeded to the ceIsieron of bills the SEN
ste 90 the speaker table when several Hills taken
up read rrt and second time by their Titles, and APP
p4tJEiately referred
MESSAGE rRoa
message was received from the Senate informing the
House that that body had Tasse bill for the admission
Rasas into this Union, and asking its concurrence to
the
| rnr ADMISSION on KANSAS
| On motion Of Mr. LETCHER- of Virginia the House
went into Committee the Whole 0n stale oi the
Uncn iMr. BocoK, Of Virginia in the chair, and
surned the ccnsderation of the ,leticiency hill
Mr.. SMITH OF Virginia, reviewed The purchase Of
LDaisana and the admission of Missouri ia counexion
with the issues involved in the application of Kansas
be nnitci unar the Iecoanptpn constitution and the
Es taken by Senator DorsLa- in the passage Of the Kan
Nebraska att and hrs present opposition to Its prin
dple They hai t~o applications, 10 admit Kansas
under the Topeka constitution and the other TO admit
that Territory under the IeooIpton constitution The
President having recommended the admission Of Kansas,
ue State a Virginia lad passed resolutions endorsing
recommendation and he deferred with pleasure
those resolutions The legislature Of Virginia had pur
sued tins beeanse agentleInan in high Official po
sinn had spoken his individual opinions this ques
ton and not the sentiments OF the governor Of Virginia.
il response invitation to participate in deIno1stra
ton at lalnInany H,ll.
Mr. ENGLISH of Indiana, inquired whether Gov.
Wise Was in out of the democratic party.
Mr. SMITH replied that he held him to be ont Of the
democratic party He did not hesitate say that he and
all genernen who refused TO cooperate with the great
democrats family must necessarily l'e out Of it,
Mr. EN6IIsH remarked that he assauting tae
governor OF Virginia
MIR SMITH replied that he protecting the governor
a Virginia. and attacking Henry A. Wise
Mr. ENGLISH inquired whether the gentleman had
hoi opposed the election Of Gov Wise.
Mr. SMITH replied that he did not Support Governor
Wise bat he had not made himself active and prominent
N sarrny upon the democratic party He oc-opcrsied
with the densefyatie party. and wonld haze held his
Tongue in this respect he had been ssssiied He held
that as long conformity ia sentiment existed there
night be a community Of action. party 4 comb
Aaiin OF gentlemen entertaining oomanunity of SEN
mets and the opposition democrats could not he Of
party the great body Ct which entertaining com
muniy OF sentiment the Kansas question The gen
emzn from Indiana Mr. DAVIS had said last night that
mat the Of the democratic party o the two
houses Of Congress
MI DAVIS OF Indiana, said the gentleman had no
hf 70 read him any other democrat out of the par
II reading out Of the party to exist they worid
cad thai gentleman cut
Mr. SMITH replied that there II was The gentleman
u him very much ia mind of a Jury which could not
rec when brought into court and intArrcgated,
Them sad that be could agree in the verdict h~
A"e Lis seow iurors saa8y the most oh
nate set 1 fellows IN the world That WAS precisely
ne case with the gentleman from Indiana II one Of
aein asae here and undertook dissent from the great
y Cd the democratic party IL was that great body and
Aot be, that at IL
Mr. DAVIS asked whether sIr SIXTH lad not time
nd aga,n run against the democratic party !
MI. SMITH replied that he never had
Ar DAVIS said that uas his unaerytanan,
Mr. SMITH replied that il Was wrong ana = pra,,
heal a has understanding very wrong He haa r.,v
un against the democratic paty, althosah tempted 4,
3o so
Mr. DAVIS said he would like fcs the gentleman %
oint 10 single vose o his that had not teen with tb.
.rnocrSfic party all quesfonss
Mr. SMITH replied did not the gentleman tell them
Ast night that he going To AGAINST the I<u,v