The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18
THIRTY-FlFTH CONGRESS.
YIRsr SESSION.
Sensts.

WAmSGroy, March Il, 1883
The preliminary business transacted embraced nothing
Ct importance.
mn4oRIAL
The memorial u the Legislature Of Utah ordered
10 lie printed
PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
Mr.. HAZE, (epp) Of n. h.. had personal cxplanasssn
with Mr.. BxsJAxy, (adm) OF Ia The latter said tn has
speech tho other day tina, the former approved M.
Toombs bill Mr.. Hale quoted his exac, words from The
Gote which showed that lie only approved Of a certain
portion Of tie bDl.
NJ. BxS!,ns said no spose from memory aud only In
general terms.
IBs KANSAS QrEsuoS-spncs Mr.. crnrvyDey
Mr.. CNrrHSprs, Opp Of KY spoke KAasas He rs-
ferred 10 the right OF the people TO govern themselves
the grea, principle applicable 10 present circumstances.
Tie President he said, has recommended with UNUSUAL
esrpestness the admission Of Kansas u question
in his mind only Of facts wi stbcr the Lecompon consu
tuition comes with such orily sd sanction from tho
people obges 10 recognise the constitution or
KArsas Hcthough; DID and sad iha, the evdsncso OF
Messrs. Walker and staron show 70 be against Tho
will Of Overwhelming ority Of the people, Mr. Crit
tender recaptulated the statements N the VARIOUS
frauds committed at the Gle tons, a3d thea examined Tho
legally OF The lecompton constitution, declaring that
sas ri toe constitution Of Kansas but only OF the Con-
ventoh which framed A. IRE vote 81 ten thousand against
Il on tn sih OF January slows thn Il s not the cons
too Of the people 1ney tell you Is particularly obuox
10 them because II Is tainted with fraud. II IL
Of series of frauds instga,ed for the purpose Of
ahS neepns Z, zoe Cove. nen' OF
armed invaders from Missouri down 70 tho
prcseni day Hence he concisled that 10 impose IL on
Kansas would be plain oui pslpabe violation Of tho
RICH, az the people 70 govern themselves But, con-
nued Mr. Criiiopden, the compton constitution carries
t face the evidence OF corruption those who framed
u knew contained provisions which the free state men
could not assent 10. Therefore allowed N
vote unless ssorn 70 support ", slavery provisions and
all The SIX thouss1d shown in ia favor we're pot
10 with the view OF exhibiting suitable majority, and In
roe, MOI 70 make inc irane 100 monstrous They went
Uroughol, fud low, lp ked, gentlemen lgnore
ussc ifsud7 "a the 'scs u iH;crna evidence and
. ace TIER constitution AL -st rs 70 send Il
t-rA o. 70 flbwuct ~ vote o. the people.
cit sc, lie e<cI rclcse sl,h rosues;Y Csn senator's
-1 I'm sach cy icuce n 1ssi is.snicales sac t-a-
-rTrn' Of las1 r1ey olsh, 70 look 70 trrsl a.
tc.H Holding ihe pftcfi's n. sad, 10 could oi rlE
Dr. ara ~ ne ndfIsCn of IA ~ ut thc Uoioa va
Fls f,r,o1 c,r.tluton ~ orulndrn thor trt'i
49, constitution SO atnlcr believes tt8 Gao t3nHfrs
~ y leN q c,'tn@.o and seos Apply io,5d5 g. /.
surf -t 81 hs ~,sw nc 4Io - io aoniI~sas ~ Hev -
w. 30 's'u7r, (,'uD 81 C-pi SIR. Ksu isy %
Dr. q us,rtv--lt 49, 10 r,rvlDd.
Hr TlSMosp--Yr Ecit ouc..i ~ SGT thsl Geo
Nv Q d rC' endorse
NJ Cmr7,m-,r p, e1ol, coatoG.at Ia, ne rA. 7,1.r
The pe.io 81 kal NJ sojd bs Ao I'D - r1ne o. q =
ccr5'4,soa A. ucy rlesss Tat h. So, = pc s,s@
AEercan prIal-plo-t.s' a no prnsr'' q tae sour y.
.sH 10 . y SPOKE ds 1rs7sY a various topics. -.
Southern democrat lie Il lived all his life in south
climate, and rcsdyto defend hs rights toereS
but in IN. came resolue strit 10 which he would oeena
his rights would tefend the rights OF others He
repealed that he did not relieve Kansas could be ssleve
state The South was lived In that reepect Referring
10 tho Missouri compromise, he ss1 II would have tsan
better TO let Il stand Tcsouh could gain nothing bv n,
nor the North but Il WI hallowed a. a bond OF u1,a.
Is tied az one OF the greatest acss
o. that great leader, Henry Clay sbrought peace ~ tho
country by ocazng slavery and should not have
broLen He Was growing older and less susceptible 70
rev Impressions, and would nave been copent 10 have
rested upon compromise Hs7 s repeal brought
pe.ceY The reverse OF peacet brought us trouble
turning 10 Kansas, he said no would vote for her adm-
zion n be Thought woult ing peace but he did mot be-
Ieve would II is saj tint the admission will locayDa
the question Of slsvetg in that Territory. lie did
not believe II. IN that question IA 10 be debat-
ed n will be Dictated here, but II must be debated
the right way. There aid be no excitement why
should his friends at the North such sctvee, in
vectives he must say Of = most airooous kind Why
should we not 1--we IN peace and harmony fathers
di~ We are united in language and ia ttoj. kti yet
the great desnies Of the future io,soSsA wbgs 81
pety subject OF disagreement In nursei INTO colcssa ~
portions Abiding 10 previous debates he said he va
much graaihed In learning nom hom the convsrasDa
resources Of the two sections Of country Tao Sens
'or non sOu,h Carolina had detailed TIE tssouxses o. ~