New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

..,.r~uv r,eo<.x 10, fcsu usccptos, tne Cv9v0
10 "a * oa-s o. Ksasas rn cocceSs4 70 ssss tsa
:.c, iss - - 40 ;of.r .pi ,tss ,ss cssyes:ss %
49, ,.g.d s,d 20 tsyAly eiected sof clo.Ae< waA
ss.hn,,r 10 make q Cons,i.ui'ca n - sers
Ss fpserfe,ed With by the Goverr'T, Jses.. 2
ss!',Gr,s e. .,sr s,lhss SOdy Or na-y t. ,e Ss
ppOr,,a coula have beee icterfered With hs, y -
smb.d - -aS,s Instead Of - taeE repre- slsssesf
Ia coocirsion, the COMMITTEE sneges ts' vac 40
it,oni,,, in Kansas hsd thUs far so2gnt los0 ~
ustbci, unknown 20 the lay, and BY az o. .,eseee.
spt cot through TIE peaceful syency o tae oruo eor
Gaining to have criiy OF voters u IHe
ARD Therefore sble 10 eject Legislature ano Cvasee-
,os hey We, ssk Congress to prougfciy do Ter thea
what ,hsy may q; leg 81 times and lega. P'sos I
fnyy do cr the nselyes tbs: - TO cesnge or sooSS
their CoestitIticn and in csse Congress iNess "
oomoS VIII their coss. utona. densnss ,theytareses
10 sfict tie county ri;h a. sttenP. 81 o'eedsnSa
- Co5sre.. wi. 60 for them WIS, they ssse
49, az nc, spxou. 90 DO fcE thernse ves bat uhioe
49, u;llf- ref e to Dc, they thresen 70 pcrse tho
co,n,Ty into oivi war. The conduct j. exceedingly
unrssso.be a. 20 force the CONVICTION upon the niad
ssst thew s-e conscious OF beng 10 pow-ets mnov,-
- :,Ir sxnect 10 be able 10 compass their upve-
!r..hs ends BIZ departing f:cm the Goaersa courss o.
neacs and cuie; II yorr Cenmttse 81 sn srsy
u,is.sken thc-e reckless meo ms, uds- s " s,
roJi. ma Uir he required 20 seek p scetn 'ssaco
oT rrrdre-s Of al tAer grievances whether they b
real or imaginary. .. x.-;.s. ,a., a..
NJ areas have tr1ffpcu S'~-
p,lp.;o .aS S.s,e C;oxernmen repub.ican "A FORM
80 thsf the I.ecosppton Convection has. n theG
nsme ard behalf, ssked Congress 20 senT nsr
Therefore il s declared that hsnsa. oe sameS me
tie Union on an equal footing with the originA Ses
=; al resrec.s whatever The bIl sso presciloes tbs
boupdsries contains the usual resuiston. Issosee
orspts OF public laods, az IN the case Of Mnnesssa
and gives Kansas, for ne present. one hePfeSsuaNs
in the House OF RepTesentetiNes; 49,,
No. DOUGtkS In.l and COLIAaMER WI
seyersly presented miaority reports;
Mr. DOUGLAS, in hls repon: o'7soos i'"i -
-, bers i no satisfactory evidence that the u. -
tntion framed al Lscompton s the act ana DEED o. tho
n.onie Of Ksnsss or embodies their WI. he shows
that the Convention was no! co.nsd
nower 10 establish the Constitution without toe as.eot
C,gT,as which has been expressly withheld IN thn
case: hence the Convention only hsa sren power .
the Territorial Legislature could rghtiuly coaer ana
No move which was to form Constitution. and seod
II 20 Ccnorr.s az a memorial for admission, which
could be accepted or rejected, sccordinS
embodied the hpoPSgsJ PSasy.u,on T .hou h.S. ssss
bed in stct obedience to the authority ot the lem
toria (,oyernneui while in fact, II was Gee oTeo "
be in force and 20 take effect IN dehance oi tne Iern
toria Government 81 wei IS without tae svasees .
Congress that the only lawful election he'd on tns
adoption Of the Constitution was thar on tns Ha q
January last, which was In obedience - tne iaW
passed by the Territorial Legislature established ~
Congress, with full legislative power on al r'SnuI
subjects within the Territory.
1'Se minority report, signed By Messrs. Collsmer
and ade, will be found IN full upon the thisd psss d
The reports were al ordered to be printed.
Mr. GREEN Mo- gave Eotice thai he siecld caN
up the matter at an early day.
The Army bill was taken up, aud the fourth seSece
Of the original bill vas stricken out by Vo's Of "a 70
Mr.. WILSON (Mass.) offered IN anendmens, 70 thS
aect that reduction st the end OF two years shall
NOT operto on any officer at the date Of the approvN
of this act which was adopted. 80
| Mr.. IYERsON (Gs.) conterded that tae otl 70
ported by the Military COMMITTEES was more I'D &C
cordance with the views OF tee Administration tasa
NJ, Johnson a substitute. Volunteers we're alvays
no,s sxner sye and less reliable than regular troops.
He in.tsnced a company Of Tennessee vounteers q
Cerro Gordo that ran away at the hrs shot. Tbs
Tennessee Senstors argument seemed to defend poe
Iyramy II these volunteers entertained similar opn'
ions they would be thu LAST men to send TO Utah.
| Instead Of whipping the Mornons they would Be
more lAely TO Join them, especially Brigham foune
| gave them half dozen wives apiece.
| Mr HAMLIN lMe.l submitted motion tha. IN 90
case shall the force created BY this act cootinue
| desuitory discussion ensued upon the comparative
inertia Of the iiferen. substitutes. The Senate wo
Mr.. JOHNSON (Tenn.) said he did mot Justify
noyeamy but merely drew q comparison showing the
nconi-teacy of entertaining agent of the Turkish
Government which egaEzed polygsmy, sad at the
ssme time condemnipg poygamy IN Utah. He also
| defended the Tennessee Volunteers.
Mr.. SEWARD IN. ~ explained the views he took
on the bill, which had been criticised.
Mr.. BROWN Miss. said that il volunteers vers
cent to Utah. war would follow. Brigham Young ~
not fight unless forced to do So Adjourned.