New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

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M MARSHALL .-ePlied that il was an inference
| drawn from hs rema:ls' aho asked M Easlsh
| ~hethtrhe understood tn, report in the s,me ~sy
ina; M S.epLeIs did viz th. TIE Consti! ltion was
rot 20 be submitted. 800
| Mr. ENGLISH replied that the bill was dravr ir
good Eogish [sughter and he suppose the gen ls-
man az competent to judge the meaning OF the word.
| Mr.. MARSHALL responded that if that was al the
| answer Mr.. Englith had to give, he was wiling il
fud 90 70 the untry with the declaration that the
srthor OF the report were divided g. 70 ts esung
Wien Mr.. Cox spoke tits morning he was reminded
Of the old hmm:
Or shske At deaths Aarm'l
Il qo b. ri 5im INTO, to it. arms Sla ''-
(ExCss siye lsup bter.
Mr.. LAWRENCE t0bio, immediately responded:
While the lamp no ds oct % burr
The yilsst sinner may return
M. MARsHALL-TAat may De the ssnilemans
Mr.COX-Where is the party TO which you invited
u.s. Was il the Black Republican party or the
American party
NJ COX-Ihe compromise offered is Just.
We compromised, our fathers who framed the
American Constitution die. u ade coacession but
VIXEN tee the substance l viii Lot run aite' the
Mr.. MARSHALL, resuming ssd he was rot here
to impugn the motives chsLergs the position any
Gentleman has taken. 80
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charged that he lad changed. He had, from the time
TIE report OF ths Con mitee came H. had the matter
urder nsideraon. He sustained tie report a. the
very best that couid be ob,sceC uncer the crcuu-
stances but did lot cay that II corfcrmed TO bis very
M;. MARSHALL believed tbs. this report subs.su-
tally submits the Constitution to vote Of the people
of KeIs as but ne objected TO the manner Of It's sub
mission AID believed that they VI nd reject the propo-
sit:C the condition attached to witch was go dgrad
il @ TO tie North So help him God, .fhe WAS North
EN- MR. he would open the direct attack upon it. He
wou.d have the Iepo; of the Committee laid the
table ard another Committee Of Conference appoint
ed. Stlil e out the disabling section and it would
come near enough to the Ctittenden- Montgomery
amerdne Mt for hin to vote for It, lie made al u-
SIGN 20 the position Of tLs Republic An party on the
Ny. SHERMAN Ohio said lie agreed with every
senimen, Mr.. Marstal Lad uttered. The RePuth-
cans voted for it with their eyes OPEN they d.tIcy
utdeIsttCd that certain gentlemen iron the Free
States pledged them ther faith and homo. that they
ouIv wanted plsn horest, Straightforward opporu
Ly for fair ard honest chance TO end the question
Nh GIDDINGS (Oh:ol said tina. he was about the
last TO agree to the Crttender-Mo atnenc'
NJ nt ana lie ASSURED gentlem Inst ts oty iLduce-
NE Mt go or it that he understood that every
ee1tltmsn belonging to tie Douglas wiog OF the De
mocrscy stood pledged TO ais co@oAeIs to stirc by
them te II lsst.
When MI @ DID,, e. fiji She he was seized with
fsutirg t and was conducted FROM the fal but soon
aerwsrd returned ard took his seat apparently re-
Mr.. BARNETT Ky endesvcrsd to ask Mr.. Mar
slal question. but the latter declined 70 yield the
floor.
yotipg With the Republic ans lod rendered to thst
party his tribute Of thanks for their patriotism l1con-
elusicp lie quoted a remark OF TIE Richmond Sonia
that no mole Slave States shal come into the Union
wes TIE issue. The people Of the South will listen to
no such clanor. He mad eIerteu Hlmseh TO get the
Republican msmbeIs to vote ss they d.d with a. eye
70 the fact that there disuuor Platforms which
| that vote would close over forever.
J M. HUGHES Ind demanded the previous ques-
/ tion Net {, C rGoG--99 against 100.
Mr.. GARRETT VA moved that tie faIt1er con;
sdeatoR of the subject be postponed until the second
Mr. JONES Tenn was tired of ,his mode Of pro
ceedrg and with view to bring uP Tue question d.
r,cy, moved 10 lay the report OF the table ss test
The melton was disagreed tolol a,arst ll3.
| The following is the vote On the motion OF Mr..
| JONES Tenn to .ay the report On the tsbe:
| yEAs-Mesrs Abbott, Adr,n, Andrew. Bennett BAlns
ls BIZ chem B1T Bliss B,ato1 Bahato9 9. Buihes,m
Cars d - Cw.on' Gl.rs E stsnf c,lf,H COMM; Co.
vode CIssin. Curis' Damiel DAY.. tad Diy Is pniL
Tde frp.~oh Fo;'s, d%-s. Gs s Go0SS GoG sS1,
G' s.i OF ni s o.3 h hsa:" iss TS H'
knapp Lesh ts, L%ss JS P HSkOI mor MiI
~ NJ Mer,h Md!s 1i Sott &"nsy Ncac DIN
en- PsrLe Petit Pike Pc,et Pcte Rc.rd Ritche Rob
a. f% sali hGS,s @ ;, ,ss
W.y TS@Psna ,P S au1 Me
HAys-Mcssrs. Ali Anderson, Alb Avery Bais'dsle'
Bi,hog Bocot Benhau Bowe Beycs aneh byaa n Du.
Clrsmsn Cobb John cechTans Co co:nns Co, HI.s
(s sS GISs on SaT TSf o'' D-G;s
Gst 9 Gas GOC GlssnEoOa GffaI SoF' sss
ie Jackson Jeuiis J,wet; renn J. Clancy Ioass'
Ss Ss. k' ky h%s' ,; ;as @
80 Moo,e Niolack Pene' o9, eyt9n Pie Pnn p. row
FL 9 ga sU e. hf so s G'i1
sicses Singleton, smith rnn smith ,sa o,ah"o v S.s
ses %e~ Voc We6d.dn 'FTS o.sdte Wdg6, Co..
W:si: ttTnD } zclic,a,I.
| NJ. JONES ssid TIE vote just taken showed that
the ma io.,ty 1s:e lot against tLs BIZ, and moved the
ptyioGs question, Tnch TIE House eiused to second
| LEG agS.is' icl.
Mr.. GARNETT nov ~s5t.d vote taken On his
notion to postpcIe TIL eco I'd i.esaa! ii May
| l(res from Repu bli 81 SIDE, "agreec.'J
NJ SEWARD ga asked Sir Garrett What ne
expected 70 accomplish by postpoLement The
ccId duct Ct tie Home relative 10 lne hsnsAs ot
world, az il teeeTved Eeet the cor cemnation OF ,he
pe, pe of tle eLtre coautIy. Was II nc, known tnat
VERY SPECIES OF delay hsd been Ieso;ted 10 iooay oy
| tie Republicans some Southern men anu otuerS 10
| prevent vote.
MI HARRIS III asked WHISTLER he understood
toe gentleman from ,gis to say, that the as'ay
| Chs,gesble % trose 8fc oppose tie d.
| Nj. SEWARD repiec-I link TO very g-eat e1-
| ter; b. both parties. daughter
| NJ. HARRIS desired to say that ftom the :econi
6ay c. February, when the PresldeLt sent IN hIspe-
Ga! etssee ~. now, wde1ever those VINO nave oee1
SUSTAINING L. COnI i,-rd themselves bssten they
a~ss >p;;e5 70 parliamentary tactics aud sice mo
| tons and 10 tLem the delay Is Just ctargedole.
| Nj. SEWARD entered solemn protest ag-,nst al
such proceedings, cone from what quarter tpey may
| ard ureeo sn ;nned,te vote On tie Kansas report
Mr.. kETTT ). c. algUed against delay. we
nust lave plCnpt ailoD II expect 70 pses al TIE
spfr p.is::Cn bills sno adjourn at the time fixed
! NJ GARRETT believed that the discussion ct the
ucaslre wts Cue alike to its erCs snc fpes because
tuss vide clfferert from that cent 10 tie CouNi-
tee &C. Coz ference st6 hence, a. the suggestion o.
| HI frifDcs be ed moved pos'rf refuent