Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-07
fore operates against the manufacturer.
Thee provisions think will commend them
selves to the Judgment Of every man.
E.W. WOODBURY..
Conversational.
WARRINGTON April y.


but made their admission virtually contin-
gent ON the acceptance or rejection OF the
ianl Grant. lie objected O. the oiIsr Of a
bribe to come in with lo,OOO population an
der one Kind of Constitution, and not IN.
Les they have % 600 under another. For
FIVE months said Mr. Douglas he had stood
a. De now stands, with the Democracy OF
his State 90 the principle Of submitting The
the Constitution under which the people OF
Kansas shall come into the union 10 the di =
rect vote of thcpcople. That glorious band
of Democrats who acted with him, W Com
cr,ss and cut Of Congress, have achieved a
triumph. lie took bis stand firmly on the
great principle OF State equality OF rights,
without reference 90 their locality or the
nature OF their Institutions. What the con-
sequences OF the position be bad taken
would b., be knew not but if be could
not remain in public life with the prin-
ciylcs De- maintained he would retire into
pTiyat, late. where be could enjoy the aP-
prevail Of his conscience.
Mr.. Toomb. Of Ga, warmly Supported
the Conference substitute
Mr. Wilson of Mas, rvpliCd 90 Mr..
Toomh-. IN preference 90 the l. 900 Goa
Of acrr.. a direct brihc - offered Of hum
dr,s.s Uf thousands 90 acres and Of dollars.
Two millions OF acrcs ct public lands are
advertised @ De- sid on the L.; ct July, aud
here l. direct hrihe 90 Give FER cent. on
The sllrs amounting O. hundreds of thous-
ands 0f dollars. n Kansas will come into the
Union before th' 1T uiJuly. On abe other
hand. the dirgg, penalty is that shc shall
D. kept 1ut ~ the luIln. although every
one acquainted with Kausas, knows that
the feeling Of that Territory IS almost un-
anim1us In favor OF admission. Mr.. Wal
500 then vent into a lengthy discussion ct
the hostility Oi hauls O. che L'compt0u
Constitution, aud charged that twas now
BEN. attempted % brib, and threaten her
into DO, under a project so,tcn up by the
Conf.ryucr, aud iutellcl O. De imposed by
dccait and fraud
The char was suggesting that the cx-
preston was unaiyis1hic, when Mr.. Grcrn
Oi NJ. russ. ana said BE- was one Ul those
referred O., aud hg ll, uo hurt from DO.
Mr. Wilson aii hc bad male the charge
OF fraud could prove 10, AM would take
tbe responsibility.
loJsL. The Kanas report was taken
up.
\ stirring debate on the English Com
prOmiss uc,lr'l, during which the House
several timer REFUSED % order che pSrylnus
question, the House On motion oi Mr.
fletcher OF Va, alJJlrncl by vote oG H.
against -.
WAsutNGroN April 50.
senate. "! Houston moyri o. take up
his ~. Tuition extending pr'.ecturaie over
Mckee. Opposed by Mr.. Wilson AMI the
motion hil Un the table.
\ h.ll Of Kansas CJni,rrncs Committee
came up. Broisr.ck ol California aui Sow
and Sgvarl spoke against 30.
Anrr explanations hy Mrssrs Bisler and
Cameron the ban passld.-3l yeas 20 -,
nays a. follows Brodgrick. Cameron,
Chandler. Collamorc. CriJteuden, Dixon,
nuulItt'r. Douglas, Durkye, Fessend,u,
Fo0te, Poster, Hall Ilamlin. Harlan, Ming
Sewari, Sim0Hs, Stuart, Irumoull, Wade,
Wilson.
HoUsE. Mr.. English callcl ilr the rrs-
ular order. being the Kansas Report Of the
Committee OF Conference.
Much and bitter debate occurred on this
question.
Mr. Campbell asked Mr. Cox IL the bill
submitted ile LcoUmytUu Constitution.
Mr. Cox rvpiicd. Although ihv Constr.
tuition was not submitted directly, Yet in
effect The people OF kansas will have an op-
portuuIty o. say whether they want 10.
Mr.. Campbell wanted an uucguiSocal an
swer. he ihen produced a letter written
by Cox dated Fst, O., m which the latter
aid while be- had a vote it should never ho
dragged IN the LeclmPtJu mire, and that
- help ban GJi he never could d. other
Wis lcs. remarked Mr.. Campbell, my
colleague aid be would vote tor 40 pr'p1-
sitiUn which would not submit the Cuusti-
tuition O. the vote Of the people.
Mr.. Cox sald be s,l.l endorsed that letter.
Alr llaskin gave his reasons why he
th0uld vote against The report and briefly
viniic,tri the remaining anti-Lccompton
Democrats. The SUBMISSION Of thc Iunsti.
tuition bon the way PROPOSED, was oi thim-
bleusg,ue character, and an attempt 70
reach uy iIlirgct action What the House
should attempt jirygt.y-it was because be
wanted O. sc the democratic party tr.um-
plant bon l>1u. that Lcwas asaiust the pas
sacv Of the till. aud twelve OF thirteen anti
LscomTtlu democrats would opr1sc 70 70
the bitter end.
The demand faT tie previous question
was seconded
The hilIIg resultcd In the adoption oi The
report uy IL yeas O. lna nays.
Ame,-leg wa received from thc senate,
with tIe announcement 0i tIg c1Jcarr nee
ofthat body iu che report Of the Committee
v. Clultreucs on the Kansas bill.
The House then adIourncl all Monday.
WAsmNCIJN, May 3.
SrArr. II, m1rn.n. our was occupied
mad. discussion 0i a motion by Mr., Chaud-
Ter OF Mich, O. appropriate S'o'ovo TO
finish the channel 0i - Clair fats. Tue
debate assumed somewhat Of a party color
the Republicans wishing % make ~ a
test vote ga the question Of Internal I'm
rruysmsut. FINALLY Substitute, that the
COMMITTEE un Commerce be- instructed 10
report a. % the exp,iigncc OF making ap
rrltrat.0us sufficient o. preserve from de-
cav the River and Hlrh1r Works already
commenced. was agreed % - against -
Too Indian Appropriation b,ll Vas then
taken up.
Mr. Trumhull Of IIl.. objected o some OF
the item. but finally passed without amend
ment-26 against 9.
The bii tpprlpristcs over million anu
buartsr Of dollars. AIpurnci.
I0UsE. Mr. stephens 0l Ca gave NO
ticc that tomorrow at I O'Clock, be will
move % take up the senate bin Tor tho adj
mission ~ Minnesota.
Mr.. Grow asked leave % introduce a
JOINT resolution prohibiting the public lands
from exposure at p.hllc sale under proc
hmatl0u Of tbe President. tall the sane
have been surveyed and the returns hled IN
the land oti,e i1urtrsu years
Mr.. Clements 90 Va. objected.
Mr.. Grow moved a suspension Of the
rules
Refused q agains; :.
A mes.aes irom lhc President Of the L. 5.
was revived, accompanied by four Immense