New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-25

be present. Gsu. Csreron rsirsd of With Mr..
DAVE, under an appeal Of Old friendship which
couR hardly be resisted, Considering The attend ant
circuh ;tances. Mr. Dsvis has been seriously III
for month back and i, st..l il great danger. But
be determined to attend the S. nate today AGAINST
au rsmOnstrsnce aud persuasion of hi. physician
and family. Unless some member Of the Opposition
would cOLseDt 10 pair of. In this emergency ap-
pEcatiOn was made 20 Gen. CsmeIOa " no CON
sent.d inasmuch "a Ms yOt. could no. by any nossi-
bility affect the result MIR. Thompson ri Kentucky
did himself special credit by lis zeal on tn, oc-
casion for be- signifed not very long ago purpose
Of cooperating with bis colleague. The Admins
traton however, counted him. with reason for theip
confidence. Mr.. Allen trampied Byogi his iustrue.
items fro home, Obeyed Crle Is from the White
House.
Dir. Green withdrew biz amendment lacking Min
nesOta to Kansas, because ASSURANCES were given
that three votes at least would be endangered in the
House by that con JUNCTION. Pugh's amendment was
carried by the personal supplcation Of tie Presi-
dent plank for shaky Democrats 70 cross the
chasm although the pill Was bitter to several South
ern paates OF the State Rights brand.
Mr. Crittendens amendment was voted down.
though it brought Mr.. Kennedy OF Md bali way
over All the Republicans, except Mr.. Durkee,
voted for It, after conference this morning.
In the course OF The debate on the amendments
MI IyersOn said that Calhoun had returned the
Free State Legislature On the advice Of Southern
gentlemen-not upon the returns, remember. Judge
Wade, in his quiet way, TO cnch this nail, and
inquired if he undo rstOod rightly and who the par.
ties we're. lversOD, for the first time, discovered
his blunder and attempted to escape from it By de-
nying the right OF interrogation. The point stuck
in Mason, however, for half an hour after he rose
10 sd, that if any sucn advice had been given, he
vas not aware OF it. Mr.. lyersOn did moi tell the
whole story. He forgot to mention that this move
ment had been one of anxious meditation, aud that
the suppression of the result on State officers, by
which the power OF the Legislature could be re-
strained was an important part OF the programme.
Il is true that DAVIS 1cQubs, lyersOn himself, Sc
bastian and others, knew month ago, because the
Secretary OF TIE Interior laid the conclusive evidence
before them, that the Free-otate majority must De
declared, or another mOnstrOus fraud Dc added to
the many which disgrace the whole history of events
in Kansas. All Calhoun's INSCRIPTIONS ingenuity
has been exercised since then TO impair the effect
of that necessary deelarat and the result Is
before the public
Mr. Harris who was believed 10 be in critical
condition yesterday, is pronounced somewhat better
this evening and will be at the House whenever his
vote is needed let the personal sacrifice be what 1t
may His health has been impaired the whole SEES
sion. but still he has stood up manfuly against
physical prosration aud labored with an earnest
ness in the cause of popular right, which entities
him to lasting honor. INDEN.
The correspondent Of Tie Con1serciol Adrsr!'ser
says:
"All is in doubt 81 70 the fate of the bid in the
House but the chances stli IN tay0r OF the 40
ministration, if they can keep tier force On the
ground