The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30
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wAnusoros, Ayrn 20, 1851
TIE Dxvossor Bull
no sesAss refussd 70 sssiass 49, 70 reosos srsn ~
snessseen striking out tAS provsioa for tho psyusa
o. TIE reporter and section third the House Dvaooav
Sili; and.
On motion Of Mr.. Too~zs, (scn.) Of Ca, Coum,sssss
Conference was appointed.
THE KANSAS CONFERENCES COMMITTEES Ru,ox,
ina report q the Committee Of Cssfsro.os "a tn R.
sas bill was taken up.
Mr. DooolAs. (opp.) OF Ill, objected 70 the Ks,,ns O.
ference substitute, because did not sssm, the Lsoe
ton constitutes fairly 70 the people, bat ads thsir a.
nissen virtually contingent On tho acceptance or reass
ton Of The lasd grant He objoctcA TOO 70 the or =
brbe TO como In with forty thousand popaIassa
under oce kid Of constitution ana unless they have
greesoDai insrveatIos Offering bounty on one 80 -
penalty on the ctoer 70 control tho rosuIU This left -
freedom Of e'ectea For five months Hr. Douglas h.
stood - be stands with the democracy u BIZ Ga1o
on tho principle q submitting the cOnsttutoa under
which the people Of Kansas shall Inc Uaiea =
Of democrats Who acted Win him IN CoSasss 49, -
out Of Congress have achieved triumph He sought n
lie question Of Which party has backed down os +:
original prsseussous. Although tho soveroGest old -
at De o0nms ncecnt Of the ses.on thss Kansas u.ss
como In Internationally under the Leoomptea ooaAitlsa
tbs adnins aen hes receded from that proposoa aal
no and bis party arc asked to recede from the psasa
thes have because tho other party have =
many oonoeAsols. But that wuy he shsuA
ooooede . principle. From that hs could nes reoede
population snd he would vote for The Conference proSs
u once In other word. you wish TO mako he propsse
fair ,ou must give equal term: 70 Kansas. undor .ha.
ever CONSTITUTED che elects How hs asked, soald hs
friend from Virginia (Mr. Huntsr), q Southern mAa.
Ike 70 have Consressiooa intervention brossht y In
reversed there may become autelavery majority \
Cocgress; and would he Ike grant Of millions Of cores
populaSioa After complaining Of the want Of imp.rsi
~ which would arse from tao Board OF Conmjssossss
containing majority Of rnited states ofoers DO prS-
ceeoed say that he favor OF Territory fcr-
ing aSsase government or constitution until had the
quisi.e poruat He took his stard nrmy As g,eas
principle Of State equality Of rights without refe<enos -
their locality the nature Of nsutuuons WHAT ~
consequences CT the pcson no bad aken would bs he
knew lot, but he could not remain In public life wtA
the principles he maintained no retire into prvas
Ie where he coud enjoy tho approval Of his soucisaoe
1or q the sas !.
measure, with healing On tts wings
Mr. Too.ss, (adm) Of Ga, warmly supported the Cse-
ferred On the contrary tho committee refused u give
Kansas the seventeen millions OF which she aex
81 noss = s
brbe offered Of hundreds Of thousands Of acres anA 4
tsed 70 be sold the Let Of July, and here etreo
Of thousands Of dollars offered, Kausas VIM come iais
direct penalty is that sne shall DO kept Gus e
The Union, tough every enc acquainted with
Territory almost unanimous In favor Of sdnssioa M
Wilson hen went Into Heightened dsoussos Of tbs hos
y Of Kanas TO the Iecomrtoa constitution, and ohargs1
that now being attempted to bribe aad thres,el
her into under project Cotton up by tbs coosreaoe
and intended to be imposed b. deceit and fraud.
The CBAs WINS suggesting that the expression was unsd
M Gxlzs (adm) Of No., rose and raid he was oae 4
Ne Wmsos ala he has made the charge o. fraud oo,
prove IT, and would take the responsibility. he asa
went over tho records Of the frauds tn the Kansas sec
ticrs 70 show that the administration assentel -
and approves Of thcm By continuing IT, oaAnoe
70 their sbettoss and authors He thought the psepls
Of Kansas would reeF tas breee and soorn tss tnrsa
and mai h could not be got, under eah Conference
sceme, nta the Union except BY stapendoss Aad Hhe
frauds OF fraudulent votes. me people Of KAps@ VIII
she has enough population TO come In now . slsvs
State, you must admit her then FREQ 5tsto keep
her cut your Peril There ia no truce IN THIS substitute
although there would have been peace In Mr.. Crttsa
den's.
Mr. GaxN tosk occasion 10 refer 10 Mr. Wilson's ohsgs
and said, Out OF the rulcess OF the heart the mouth
spcakcth." He wculd Ike 10 put him under asl
question him whether thero ever any Frauds
send Tor jim Lane me VIII s
Mr.. WnsoS utterly reprdnted having done Co. and re
minded Mr. Green that the frauds committed By his
Mr. Ball, (oPp) OF Tenn explained the vhics
would govern his vote He also compared the crtssslss
and elect
Mr.. sxvASo (orp) Of N. T.. read some paragraph
from the Washington oorTespondence OF the 7runs iaI
which incidents having occurred In the COMMITTEES Of On
ference were related mainly correct In facts but oosrel
70 convey the erroneous impression Mr. Gro0uI
cosrced hessrs Reward and Howard Mr.. seward sxose1
rated Mr.. Green; whereupon
Mr. Gszss returned the courtesy BY moving 70 sd,ou,
which NJ. sewHd-bsing slightly indsposed-was glad
TO hear.
Adjourned
Eessrs Brodsrck and Seward speak 10 morrow, whiohI
three O'Clock.
House Of Representatives.
wAsmSoros. April 20, 1858.
Y7ry xAysAs uoN~rrrxrs
The House resumed the Confederation OF the Ksasa1
report.
Mr.. COX, (adm OF ohlo, defined bis position. He wa
uc hrst w. 'Nonpoee the Lscomp,on constitutes
but arei c.. =. alton Of bis duty 70 bis party, hi
ate and The Union, and tho welfare OF the whole poop
he had como 70 The deliberate conclusion 70 support shs
report Of the committee though by II tbs cousttutios
mot submitted yet the provided for obtaining
tho sense Of the people, and they reeot they ID
no. IKE IT, No brbe, ssscrset, Is offered to Kansas
Tor she VIII get the lands ~ have otncx States
Governor walker had informed him that Kansas wvuil
have the requisite population next autumn for represcs
tauye 10 Congress, according 70 the federal ratio n hs
spirit OF concession for the sake OF uned democracy
70 which be owed AZ he had, and with the view eivs
peace 70 The country and despach the public business
would give the report Of the COMMITTEES bis support
onsmsn Of n G., renewed the Iaiers demand for "a
y. T.s.a.II: opp,l q Ky, and NJ. c.x,rua, tess
oordsd 10 Mr.. Oox.
Mr. LawErsr, (adm.) OF Ohio said the repor, vss al
~ DO dsred, but substantially was what he claimed
BE proceeding 10 give his Why he should VOID
for II, when Mr.. Cinemaa DWposed saying the de nAs
for the previous question hal ben renewed
Many gentlemen i'm medaiey rose and claimed, In N
name OF justice, that they be heard.
Amid The confusion, Mr.. GARssrr, (adm OF Va, sA1
he should move for postpopement; but the time nAns
By him WA Loot In cries Of "order, order"
M CasPmlL moved a call Of the House.
Refused by 70 against 119.
he question then stated 10 bc on sscondrg The %
mand for The previous question.
Mr. MARssAIL, Of KY, asked that the demand be viii
drawn, A. be wished 70 say few wyrds.
M GARNErr, OF Va, inquired WHISTLER N the demsaz
wn voted down would be In order for him 70 move N
postPonement Of the suhject Ill week from russda
next
The srsaKu replied 10 The Affirmative.
Tie demand FOR the previous question vS put and ncSn
uved b. loo aealrs, 80
Mr.. haApHaiI 10. the door He for the hrst trn
since the subject Of Kansas introduced 70 opee m
mouth in relation 70 a. The report the original frui
OF the Kansas Nebraska bill. What . spectacle 70 pre-