The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26
House or Representatives,.

WASHINGTON, March IS, 1853.
To- snL FOR ,Hr SANsts.
Mr. sryrsESs, (adm } Of Ca, proposed the naming OF
early day consideration Of the Senate bill for
tie admission q Ksasas. He thosshi Il beet to have
undes stand. in she mater tIs; nobody shall be
taken BY surprise.
Mr. CASr.rf (opp) Of Ohio, ssid ira. The Iiouse had
boen debating aIesors involved that bill for
years, nearly all this This Kansas question
blocks ~ ;,,tlic well private business. He was.
therefore, Teaay to meet tho question to-day or to
with without further debate. Ne thought due
TO the interests Of the country tna the House should
come 70 vote, and suggested thai by common consen
they agree 70 tale NC the bill 70 rlcrfow.
WIS.,, a, logg Of III, end others objected on
tscre uli scndancs' they could, by com non con-
sent, fx aeay.
fr day, named Tuesday, April c.
Mr.. CAnrBEIi suggested rcxt Tuesday.
Mr.. srrT=ss thought that toe shorts time.
Mr.. CsPrkiL that House had agreed tho drst
Monday q Juo- Tor Adjournment II would be impossible
20 gea thcus the pubic burc-s by thai time unless the
Kansas question
M. MONTGOMERY (aam OF Pa, had doubt. If the
made wSct would be sa,.sfsc.Ory 70 ali parties
Mr.. r ~. whhdIe~ his suggestion for The present,
When a oay was hrod he would announce IL.
COisEgTiNG AND pIsBt .-sISC IgE i0N.NrE.
Mr. J. GiAvcY JoNEs, (sdm Of "a made an intellectual
oor 70 report b from the Conniitieo OF Ways and
regulating the mode and manner Of cole,Ing AID
dsbursins tie revenue
DA4L,n ~ NE s.SsAs QUESTION:
The House wont into comm!uec OF tho deficiency APP
propris ion bull
NJ PSsIrs, (sdrn) Of KY, made speech in favor Of
the adn-cn " Kan-ss under the Tecomp,on coiIsttu
Con he predicted the most disastrous consequences
from tie es;at Of tho b aud accesei tho republicans
with kprs open the agitation to promote their fresdon
Mr. Gso~ (opr OF Pa spoke OF the injustice and OPP
pressn the attempt 10 force ths people of Kansas
coos a,c,,m against which thoy have protested in the
most solemn forms The people were lued into security
by executive promises hat the constitution should be sub
tcd hat we're betrayed oy fraud and violence, and now
the last act In The DRAMA sought 10 pc contaminated The
people Of Kansas true to thor great inheritance and
would not submit 10 gross usurpa,on upon their political
rights for .hioh they characterized falsely ny the
President .rebeilious." But Mr. Grow believed, with
Jesrscn. that resistance To tyranny is obedience 70
God" Thcee who submit TO usurpaa)n arc worthy 70 he
slaves While the attempt made 10 force on Kansas M
odeus despct and 10 agate human bondage, there
Mr. Rv'T,, (sen) Of IA maintained The legally
Of the proceedings attending the formation o. the Ie
comploa tons.i alton II kantas n admitted into tho
CLon the IFCsaiire at any act providing
for arnerauE ard submitting 70 tho people, and no
what his 'ai would be for vou'g for the Kansas BILL At
bis constituents think he has done wrong they have the
right 70 send another TO take bis place.
Mr.. THaNrs opp Of Mass. ssid Whatever blame or
cause exss Ter disunon statcs 10 the slave power,
which Tor many years has controlled the democratic party
He srcse Of the decline Of slavery. both in moral aud
M srt1TTys, (aem) Of Ca, anpouroed that he would,
ca thursday next al one O'Clock move " iakc up the Sc
Mr. Drs, (sdm Of Ind, inquired BY whom The ~
rangtmeot had been nsde
various gvlticmcn hsd been consulted.
Mr. Gsor hsd no objection W Mr. Stephens making the
could so To-Day. n all sdcs consent on Thursday nett,
the bal car then be taken up
Mr. srvfHxy .ad that ur Grow correctly understood
The mstter-uo motion would be made tin Thursday
Mr. Cimrsyti. remarked that by this arrangement no
advantage could be taken By either party.
Mr. oUuuS, adm Of Miss, said he wished 10 offer an
smcndment 20 the bal
preclude hin.
Mr. FopIvcr, adm Of "a and others, thought there
some discrepancy between the statements OF Messrs
Tue latter repeated that he Designed nothing more Than
60 Thursday 10 take the bill from the Speaker
Mr. pavl- adm Of Ind said this was satisfactory 10
him ard those with whom he acts.
Mr. Mosrosysy, adm Of Pa WISHED 70 know whether
discussion or " put on lis passage
M erxF~ replied that he Intended 10 the pre-
vious question ~ the majority want debate they could
Mr. Cas- prEat said that the latter agreed 10 the
bl would be open for amendment or discussion al the
pleasure OF Ne House He assured gentlemen that
ther he Mr.. stephens desired TO ako advantage Of
either side.
This arrangement seemed 70 be perfectly unaerssood by
Mr.. MooSr, (sdm.) Of Ala, made speech in defence
% me scu'h There something she loves more than
her equality, constitutional rights and independence.
ms-asyEsr, loppl Of H. representing the Don
ereesons district which gave the largest republcas
cr 10 INC last Presidential election Of any district the
ntso states protested in The OF thirty Thousand of
hs oousuehs against concentrating what they consider
ed the crime of forcing slavery upon the free pcope Of
KANSAS leir expressed WILL aud by OF the
Leconptcn su,u'on The repeal Of the Missouri
promise v@ violation OF the honor and ptcd faith OF
ne nation, and haA opened w slavery agitation which
would new cease until that wrong was rieh,ed The
Immigration OF both Pierce and Bsslapau hal prove hos
Gle freeccm the former deserved eouempt the latter
merted The execrauon VI PoSterty Tho history OF the
oarages IN Kansas was uot the escutrheon OF Tho
nation and were not for the Official proofs tho account
a them ker time would be considered morev a. 70
nance Of rascaty. The Governors who had boon sen,
there bad either been removed compelled to resign
nr attempting "a hold the scales OF justice bet he
contendng rertcs. Like saturn evourins successfully
sl hs CD lfen, the Pierce and Buchanan
had de,oured ssvey all their Kansas Governor-,
me alave rover constantly Aggressive and like tho
con,roln M power In fhe French revolution, marched
from crus amnestes, and from smncstcs 70 crimes
Ne fep n,oud CT the noble state which he in part rcpre