Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-06


the save7g sENGIssslf Ind isosAS r M bargain he
thought it unjust in the South after receiving her
gorta9 81 the sdvaetags to repudste The oulnpact.
Who believed, he asked, IN iS64that Alavert would
exist in Kansas It WA . we'll settled principle
hibit. Mr.. G. quoted instances to show where this
powerhad been exercised, and reibsred to = Rss
IN Mississippi in 1896 IS in point He defended the
Emigrant Aid sociesies denying that the smigrihts
from the North went to Kansas merely to vote With
out designing TO stay there. He referred TO shs
fraudulent elections carried on by ntsrepers ftsm
Missouri and to other gross outrages into which the
government had ni5vef fexamned. q
= Adjourned. 90 ~ sa3 vsss-s.--ar a II
.s~.-. g.. - .,..... MONDAY, March 1, 1855.
House REPREsESTAT1vEs.-Messrs Seward, (adrn.)
Of ia Harris, Crpp) Of Ill. Grow, (opp) Of Pa;
ooiss OPP o. Iowa, and Bishop ('dm Of Conn,
resolutions for the expulsion of Mr.. Matteson. 40
Mr.. Harris was excused from serving at bis ewa
request. .s a. h., ....r....r.n :, :, -.
Resolutions were received from the Legislature Of
" washington Territory, declaring that Governor
and required for the peace of the Territory.
Mr. Sherman, (opp) Of Ohio, offered resolution.
which was adopted, calling for information "a to
whether any money has been paid from the treasury
for the year ending June 30, 1867 for the expenses
dtieSeU Le&lSloture OF kaD0S:
and if so, under what act and from what fund ss-
MI. Florence (adm) of Pa, presented a memorial
from the marine underwriters at Philadelphia against
any alteration of the law establishing the lighthouse
system. Refer red ~
The House then discussed at some length the bill
Tor the reorganization of the clerks and other elm.
ployees ofthe House, pending decision upon Which
an adjournment took place. -|h2
a.s .a-.,.1 = %: ~1s
'"-. > TUESDAY March Q. 1858:
SENArE.-The House bill making appropriations
to fulfill the Sound Dues stipulatons, was passed
Mr. Seward introduced bill amending the pas
senger act of 1855 Mr.. Evans introduced bill Tor
amending the Patent Law. 20 5'si
Mr.. Houston introduced bill proyidinp a ra,;.
ment of mounted volunteers for the protection of the
Texan frontier from the Indians; also bill author.
Kng the President to accept the services of four ad
ditional regiments of volunteers 49, = .s.,.sz
The resolutions offered by Mr. Douglas on the 18th
February, for information Kansas affairs was ia
ken up Mr.. Douglas made speech on the subject.
The Kansas bill being brought up, Mr.. ColiSmer
continued his remarks Of yesterday. =,
Mr.. Douglas resolution was debated for an hour.
when the Kansas State bill was resumed.
MIR: Pugn moved to amend by bill authorizing
that the people Of Kansas may alter or abolish their
constitution and substitute another, provided it be
l. in accordance with republican principles q vysys
f. The House resumed the bill concerning the crn-
pensation of clerks, &c. A long and uninterestinr
discussion ensued.
The bill for the restoration of naval officers af.
tected by the retiring Board was discussed-Mr:
Davis, Of Maryland, against, and Mr.. Miles, Of S. C.
for the restoration
This bill was discussed until adjournment. -
II z - WARRINGTON, March 3, 1865
SENATE.-The proposition of the Printing Com
mittee to curtsl the NUMBER Ordered to be print
ed) of coast survey reports was opposed BY Messrs
Pearce, Hamiu. and Mallory, and advocated by Mr.
johnson. The discussion on the Kansas State bill
was resumed, on which Mr. Seward made speech
| The Senate debated Kansas affairs until the hou,
OF Adjournment. =. =. 49,: az @tESHfsss
| HoUsE.-The House resumed the consideration d
the Naval Restoration Resolution. Mr.. Whitney o.
Delaware, favored the resolution. Mr. Bocock on
posed it. The Restoration bill was passed by Il
majority. ~