New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
xxxyth CONGREss-..Fir,t sss&sa
SENATE .w.sH,sGros. Msreh 10, fss

IN n
~ -. n.ssed resolution to pay 10 the hs,,s
,bs late Senators Butler, Bell and Rusk cosycassls
for the special session to the asy oil theu 'e'Petr
deaths. .,...
A discussion took place upon the resolat'cs os~d
by Mr.. j, hnson ARK for the prsstrg Of lOvseops
oi last years Pat OF Report
Mr.. MASON (Vs) expressed himself IN fs7ns
stoppisg the yTlting stoget"er. .,,;
MI BROWN .Mis,.I said-stop fhs frankiS rT.
ileoe and you will get rid Of sll these books NsrA
Usher 10 the United States would rae'sh tasa
Mr. TOOMBS Gal would abolish the hnkss
PM sI'IDELL La made motion to postpOrsA.
.,b;ect indefinitely. Motion lost
~ rasoIntiou was then amended. limiting the box
70 one volume Of 800 page, and husarnended passd
The resolution provides ir tne pruning iVW
- NJ .he Patent Ofice Report on hechanfcs
H. UAMIIN then resumed hi. rera-ks % The
hill ar The admission OF Kansas under the leconPts
Constitution. ,,. lf,... IN.
,sboye,s prcceeded 10 examine Mr. II snmonts assss.
,on th. The wealth. Of patoc consists In its expcsis
DENYING the truth of the proposition ana showing tAat
the hundred millions Of dollars "or'n o. coNon ex-
ported ny the SOuth no more pto'ou sAst ne1
sum repre- seuted her surplus profit after paying " DE-
msrds thsn does the eight hundred millions, the vstss
of Northern naDufsetqres, indicate ina, anoats q
Northern surplus wealth. The exports haVe npy
for tie imports consumed and, therefore there ciss
be that profit surplss OF wealth. The Soutn sst~
ues al the product of its exports, and yet Mr Han.
,oond assuming two handred ana twelve millioe q
he total exports of the South eseims that amoaatd
surplus wealth. lie tHamlpl might with as u~h
nronriety contend that the amount OIL the tmpSts
fbor The surp,us of wealth, inasmuch IA the mpwrs
.ssumq the abb ity to produce enough to oasrce ts
NJ Usmlin proceeded 20 show the fsuscy OF bcth
noitions citing numeross statistical tables, giving
comparisons Of the expo Is ana inig y. uae south.
He next pro >eedsd to examine the ifuo sources OF "a
,insI wealth az indicated by schools, .popustion.
agr;cuture manufactures, ships, ralrosds, capacity
br war ETC.. giving the figures 70 sn9" the rc'stvs
strength Of the two sections m tnese .esc', Wsca
shaved ON manufactures an aggregass net pfont oil
sevepynipe millions 10 the South anu three hundred
"a saysntvsix millions to the North. As to the 60.
nac;ty 10 build ships, railroads ano St wa, hs
denied that these were uue lnuroe' ~ "'' Ts
orestness, though they were 20 to some eneeI Is'
no tbem A such ne showed by hgares PIE
nrnderapce in the North OF ten 10 one IN 'an-
mage and upward of five to one IN raifoaas, wme
TO the capacity for war he showed ,na ,s ns's
l,t,asry war the North contributed 2lo,"w mesD
n 0DO by the South. lie admitted that tho counofn-
or, were great people in respect to defensive va,
bu, did not think that their peeuhar inSetuuos WA
be harmless in such an event. nor We Ss
South Carolina in the WAITS of this country she
Was repeatedly asked for men, and always eu sh@
Of be- suo.a In 1873 she was asked tor nons, md
She furnished H. He did not state these facts TO ms
parage that Stste-God forbid -out wnen oyaeast s
Senators throw disparsgement on the Nortn nc IeI
justified in quoting facts and figures as e'iueaoes"
what she has done. "a y., In
He then passed to a discussion OF the hanss ~.
stating the points which would control his vote u,
obi@cts 7 10 coupling Minnesota with Kansas, WeM
ale adv given pledge to admit her without re'eNse
to Kansas. He objected to Mr.. Pughs emenaiaeo's
| inoperstiye, but acce pied Mr.. Clarks'
Refc ing TO the repeal of the Mlssoon ComPsoas'
he den.anced It as scheme for the extension OF Nav
ery, ard nothing el. He would not tax the Senston
| who voted for that measure with personal mouvei
hut extepson Of Slavery palpably the design and
that repeal and We have the result + S'
stitutions, he contended that until approved H
the people they were nOc' - W.. the 1. Ss
paper they were written on. zoe LseeuP
| ION Consultation had not been so approved
In fact the people of Kansas on the ith Of Js1ss
| rejected il by an overwhelming majority and wosa
have spst upon it. and we are attempting to tore
IT upon the people of Kansas under the forms Of ~.
The Son of Man was cruci6ed under the form OF lag
and no act save that of crucifkon could equal zoe
| turpitude of this. .a,p
MIR. SEBASTIAN read speech in favor OF the e.l,
but in 20 low tene that it was unposslbes ~ hess nn
| c0nnectedy. T..
| Mr. HUNTER gave notice that he would move fos
| recess If the Senate between the hours Of sndo.
| After an executive session the Senate adjourned