The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

BY the Senate 70 the Chamber Of Representatives
TO sustain their amendments would be ridiculous for
me TO attempt 70 put 10 much nonsense on paper but
among other things he bad The insoence assert that
had bought the members Of the United States Congress
ten dollars each, on question he wished passed through
The government has done all II possibly can To con-
vince these people that y useless their talking much
stuff; that the treaty must be passed II came from
Washington, ~ the utmstum OF the United States
government but they wish to throw all the obstacles
The treaty has been noby defended by General ,sadas
an honest upright valiant old soldier; he has sustained
the government ideas throughout and defended the Anne
have been informed from an official quarter that 20.
vernmen received two notes from the English and French
governments, advising them 70 accept the treaty. they
DO not In any way compromise their honor by doing
By next mail this question will be decided. these mad
government 70 leach them lesson which their require.
Since writing the above things have taken turn,
laughed by the Opposition party in The Senate 70 which
body the Chamber Of Representatives returned the treaty
\: origins. state differing only in one word Instead Of
United States government 70 establish depot, &c The
res.y arrived st the Senate when they were occupied
with the new federal constitution, which 70 the present
Of this country, and by which, in case the two Cham
bers DO not agree on any question Il is thrown out
proposition was made not TO take any measure in
consideration until after the constitution had passed,
which was carried. They therefore hurried this
document TO be archived Is The article in the former CON
stution by which the two Chambers met in case Of dis
Thus has The United States government been laughed A.
ridculed and abused by few mad headed fools who, in
order to throw the present administration into difficulties
cable and dishonest may be. 1t is quite time for
the United States government TO open It's eyes and con-
vince itself that this government however wei disposed
may be- do nothing tunatey the opposition
has small majority 10 the Senate, headed by lost 70
that quickly TO take ene getc and decisive step ia
this matter rest assured that will be laughed at in
the same way year after yeAr and recurrence Of the
lowed 10 remain IN their present state
Busness Of all kinds very dull now in consequence
Of the heavy fall 10 the price Of tobacco and bark the two
principal articles Of expectation Several houses engaged
in this trade have failed There great scarcity Of
bulls in the Market and the necessity OF bank greatly
| THE CAss- HEKRAN TREATY DEBATED AND DEFEATED.
From the Panama Herald, June 1871
Owing 70 the arrival the Bog mail by .he
West Inoa mall steamer OF the Oath ult have received
BY the mail Of Thursday last, double files, viz, from
As the most interesting subject our readers is the
progress Congress Of the Case Hersn treaty shall
During the week ending April u The House Of Repre-
eena'ves was engaged considering the report OF the
Commission 70 whom the treaty was referred General
Posadas by special commission asked the House for the
absolute acceptance OF the treaty.
Another proposition TO reconsider the frs! article gave
rise 10 stormy discussion that lasted through five GIT
uDgs, and Was finally rejected by vote Of 81 against 10
On the 3Oth ater having considered all the articles Of
posed TO the treaty. Vice Of the session. ordored
that the notifications introduced by the Senate should be
considered In accordance with the rules Of the House.
The Of these notifications wss debated and approved
AFTER which ST. EscobAr moved the previous question,
whereupon long discussion ensued, and finally the House
AT this stage Of the proceedings ST.. Antonio Vargas
Vega asked the President what course he would have
President Holeuin replied, that he would have
continued putting the melton until the House changed
fence, and a series Of resolutions followed. 1t
was proposed to remove Sr. Hoguin from the
made through the pubic papers and general falling out
took place curing which the unfortunate treaty ap
The rext we hear of IL in the Senate where Senators
Bird and Mosqucra reported that the discussion upon be
suspended until the constitution was published se.aor
Villa proposed amendment that the discussion be
pended until the constitution came INTO force This latter
Was carried.
The object Of both OF these motions Gays Ell Porsnir "a
toprevent the acts OF the Senate thai sought modify or
mutiate the treaty, from being considered In Congress
when il s almost certain they would be rejected Tn,s
srce OF the senate fsays The ranl 10 Cause their
principles TO triumph spite OF the majority that there
the two Chambers 10 favor Of the PACING solution or
this delicate question, appears 70 not only but
dangerous and OF fatal consequence.
Translated from n Porvenr, Government organD Nay
IS, for the NEW YoRK HxRupl
AZ we informed our readers In our last summary the
oonven.cn nava oeen retuned oy .ne chamber Q, re.
Senators Bird and Nosquera who made report wherein
they proposed TO the Senate TO suspend until the nation
al constitution should have been promulgated This pro-
position modified by Senator Ricardoylla and APP
proved by the Senate, extending the suspension Of the
convention until the constitution should be In force
Both motions had for their exclusive object
that the disagreement OF the Senate which tended
dsyston n i,pt ,ess,oo where n Ali but crrssn ara,
they will be rejected This trick OF the Scrste carry
its opinions in spite OF maiorxy in boh chambers ip n
vor of peacefu solution az ms decsf
tus not ony out az place but aso Ard M ,s
oonseouepcee
Jn the position matters have arrived A, vsyward and
unustfed suspension and must be regarded mock
cry Of important work wherein the North AmersAn
republic and our own legally represeuted nv two
honorable tzens took part Rather Than the fatal point
which The negotiations have attained would have been
10 susan the opinion by the senate
In the sitting OF February Ia rejecting the TOR
tby would have reached the North american shores AT
least " in tie Character OF worthy aerious and dec del
rejection and not A. today aocompau,ed by the more or
,.s omen character of indectsion and tranz From Toe
moment we saw question OF high pssc interest chA Sed
into one OF ana rersonaes BY reujeriaq
"A occasion for satisfying near hatred or ally yanss
we uno erstood tina, the on would uctuse on h
inxtabe sea Of constantly changing opinions: teat