The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-06
WASHINGTON CRY THURSDAY, MAY. 8, 1883.

lam onmosssc Qcseauls but from the anteC61enes o
tbs fznf cad the secreary Of state che oount, had
every reason to expect No hest results fpo their policy
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condemn ths Clsyt%. .Buer treaty and leave tLe prs
iant 70 hs tAe .xys~v .trs,. l. akrog.t n f,rrat
Bxitain sns e present enra~e In .x In China and in
India. ssA was tlrssaened wi1h jcult;cg IN Rrue Let
tie Ir;Ar1 ktrts- r, c--~-s ~.s xsr. .a.s ,;aas
ties buA 4 the ouestta ~. 10 orrp te, y future lime
his woydsfps jt. Il wo,Id Il volve = war l l',, T I
Mr. tGDDIN3S. ~ Ohio. inauired vbcthsr the ren-
tlcuan iacl,,3sd Cul.n IN M TT - q mn 80
Mr. Cf,fNGnAN rw,asa th.t t,a IN. g,I ,vy
did not ssnbrsce Cuba Hc Wa in f.vor f ren,y,, III,
entanxljua aiEanoss -Four wear. ago thew co,d Ssy
taken Cubo honosbly o the ocsson Of the Black War
ror affair He was ia favor Of iakiog Cuba IL thew couli
yet Il in sn honorsbIv vav AM, he believed 4 thew ala
obtain il would put an end to tho trade IN Chinese and
Asistes Woud the uentl,nan not ike ~ sse tbc an
nexstion q Ohs by which she slnye trade and cooly
trade would be stopped 8 s, aa -I Io'
20 a. far II NJ Buchsnsr,. - go 'HN
Mr. CIIN(;MAN rerliesf that he would 20 as FAR Az
tod Buck. All he desired a. this time was to eus.c
the position Of the President asus
Mr.. DAVIS Of Maxyland inquired whether they could
abrogate the CLAYTON -isuIwer treaty VI N lis '' g,T
Mr. C1LNGMAN replied that the President. In his
message had said that it could be abrcgated with the
that the present British cabinet were willing that Il
should be done honorable TERMS and no had no doubt
the Presdsnt would he able to accomplish that object at
the prcscnt time Every person must see that It w,
important TO act speedily on the question ~ u 4
Is Ms. hiiChin. oi fennsyiv"nia, moved that the re-
port 10 recommitted. sas51#FiH ~ fsfi
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Mr.. REAGAN, OF Texas understood the Opposers Of
the bill to argue that tho federal government Ind the
right to declare who the electors Of the State To
that he desired to enter his protest He conended that
Congress had power the qualification Of elections in
the Territories but not in the States and when Terri
tory applied for admission, she must be regarded as
State. m M fs a rls m M s ss4
Mr.. KELLY, Of New York, commenced some remarks
in regard to emigration but objection being made, he did
not finish them. ~ .l y, r.. ss3 sg t.,s.4 ~ .f{ 8s 4
Mt. h>Dr.AoVN, " MiSsoui h"'t cAaihined tlc coh-
stttutt0n desirons 10 vote for the admission OF Mime
into the Union hut there certain provisions con-
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of the Untod States and which would not authorize him