New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
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Mr. GROW PA J ives opoceed to the sDeudm.nt,
apc to al Efforts 10 create n 10 Ito sb.cce nf fl
oval Information through the proper chsntes. Wren
tho nag OF tbe county is Asutod end tue rights ~ our
oitize. violated by any nson ne f,,e OF the earth
which re- r--s repsIsCp then /. TIE time f.,
to ttke hcic ard rot lesve it Discretionary VIA auy
-ntn to prov lie Wa by appealing 10 public .ssvn
sid violence. Whassve: Usy occur II tie Gulf he
did hot tCink Great Britain would take position
other IL that lers cfora we'd through Lord Absr
deen to Hr Everett 49, who sad, IL ia spi,e Of
tie utmost caution error sbou'd be committed it
VII be ioloaed by prompt repsrston, end that IN
BItieh CRITTERS bad 10 rigtt to in'ciifc <Na ADar.-
Csu --es whatever their destination, even n on
g-2ed IN tie e,ave-tfade.' Therefore rep9EstIon
vii b. made by the British Government
Mr. tOCHkANE'S snendmfct wss ocr cd n.
Mr.. SAVAGE TENN offered ole for ten seam
frigsts but ~ IGouey 70 be appropriated therefore
until the resdont gIyes notice fJr the Seti1n z
tfc Cisytor Bulwer treaty. He es,d tbat former
aston used the len usge, which be repested
that that heaty Wa an ihAooEs bargain and contract,
afd that no man in America should held the bu ublell
ciice VITO either expressly or by implication approves
it, wtich the Of ell the evils OF the last few
yesrs When the treaty ives made re Fali the Ameri
can Jack hrrted in association with the British lion.
We have keyt the bond urbrokep, wh,ls Great Bri-
tain Constantly violates L.
Mr.. CLARK N. " wish ed to know whether there
any wow ION in the treaty for its sorogstion.
Biz. oAfAGE-Yes. Thsts the oH!y wss pioyis-
ioD in it.
81. SMITH iYa) opposed the amendment. He
thought lie lad as much repngnshce to tie uesty az
Mr. Savage, considering II check On AmsTic n pro-
gress ard a. improper in'erringiirg WITH foreign
affairs DIR Ssvage's smsn6 meBt rejected.
Mr.. LET CHER Val offered an amendment, which
agreed to- II egainst 81, authorizing the President
10 borrow ~ $50 eco a. rate Of interest not exceed
ing Ok Per cen,um per srnnm, payable half yearly.
He said the sum would be expended on The coosirdc-
t!on OF tleee vessels.
Mr. BLAIR tMo.D submt.cd an sneLdmen. Pro-
vidirC fer te. wsr steamers to he employed on ire
Nssis.irpi Oi,io Missouri ard h,l- Rive q
snag boats Laughter He believed that the
whole Object Of maintaiuicg navy vas the protection
end preservation Of our ccnuer e. shd po!nted 70 the
exferfive conn cree of the Wcs'crn waters shoh d.
strves the attention Of the Government. TIE amend
m6nt wss rcic ted.
Mr.. CLAY tKy.) said We reed these ships, not Cor
war, bat peace, and the pre5erva.ien OF OR con-
mere. He was astorshei 10 sea gentlemen on toe
Republican side wiling to consider ttis IT m,a-
cure With the gentleman for Illinois tLOveioy) every
thing with me Legro in IL was, during this session,
u wax. ile was not 30 much surpEi3sd n tue
fCmG}bs Cf ihc gentio fivD Perrai lFaud Grow
who wcud wait till en- amy WAS 'anded on our
shores, and the President transmitted message to
Congress before preparation was mace tor war. But
be confessed 10 some deeree OF surprise when ne ss"
his friend ir IN Virginia Ga!net o. the other eide OF
tie Uou-e rsrg II his place, AID, ~ Il IN concert
with Mr.. Loveioy ard Air. Grow, denJInning the
measure for no construction Of teu soops ct var IA
food for specu'tors and dcmag)gueS. WIN mn
(Clsy there wes 10 demagogueisci nof sche ne o!
speculation. On
Sir. COyODE explained his vote for Glleen vessel.
l. was Lot because had the rolnoest idea Of wif,
bo. because IL Interests of peace dae al increase
Mr.. MORSE Me- offered an amsodnen tia. tie
Secretary Of the Navy take Immediate msa:ute' to
have the -h'p Bfstkln provided with stea n engines
AID launched Adopted.
M GARRETT replied to Mr.. Clay. Tia could not
be respo usble for the latter surPie nor could he
(Ciayj 10 surprised al sny, hiug he tGar.et)
had sad tLao he vas az lis Clays recent popo .t!on
to cobfrr waroskiug power or the ples'ceot, c9mtg
as it did from thc gentleman from keltGcty, IN such
lustrious rococcons attaching to his me. W G=i
he (GaInett did say Sss THAI this agitation FOX WAX
vas food for demegogues AID stockJoobers. 49,,
The House then went into Committee OF ne W1oie
On tbs Ser ate Il amendments to The Army bill, fofy-
pire ia number.
NJ. CLAY fultter replied TO Mr.. Garrett. saying
we vent towa with Cheat Britain in 1872 fol- less
cause than tie recent visitation Of f1yons at out
aliTs. The AmcIicLn tag dla-9ed II the W-seis o.
the Golf.
The Horse disagreed to the Senates amendment ap
rrap'iatirg 81 2Sj, 500 for Notifications.
The Connrttse fose without acting on all Inc
a. endrGents. adj unsd.