The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

toEarts him more appropriate epithet-the epitas
which beloags West h would not loager
the prorr,-ty the Senae II thsre IA an amnesty u
settle must be cone outside He dd not 60 to the other
side Of the chamber 70 dictate but when 1t would
TO agreeable 10 hem 10 have Hs did not 70 indi-
vidusliy hut a. the agent o. copmuae He would
{sDAppDg his fingers he spoke) matter
the SeDa'Nr IN f9e minutes outside
Mr. CAMERON -Sd ,eoator's remarks had no effect
upon him. g. able IL t.se care Of himself. All
this discussion has pro rac.eo by Inc majority
CALM THE STORM
Tbe passage tween Messrs Green sad Cameron oro-
duced conles stiffness ia the Senate Mr. Green
hbited t. irritation OF t~o, while Cameron
COOL and unprejudiced look 81 seemed have the
best SIDE Of he Tue difficulty a lude,
and subsided rapidly as 1t arose,
BsODsRICx oAvNG ~.
Wneu c,.st wss rsstored, Mr.. BRonsRICK, (opp) Of
Cal, said * evident hat tho majority have re-
solved 20 sit here until the sojourument The senator
from MohgsU (Suart) had goae home which II fortu-
nate - be viii DO here early IN the morning. He svS
gestd that .he gentlemen hts side Of the chamber
mako 10 further concessions or Semprorn1es
Mr. Doorl1Ly, (opp.) OF Wis, moved adjournment
Mr. D. took refer the evils IT night sessions,
which, besides obstrnctns business, prodaoed aa
peasaDtn.Ss that -sseosd The dgay or the Senate No
ton lost BY yeas Q, nays 70
Mr.. suDnL (aam Of La, then moved sdjournlnent
Motion soet ny yeas 10, pays ~
Mr.. s,iDni afterwards Changed his vote
There being NO quorum, M TooMEs, (adm.) or Ga +,
moved tEa the Sergeant bring in the sbseotes
Notion casr red.
Mr. DooLrrIx moved that the Senate take a recess until
IL ~ eenasle the Sergeant Arms 70 oriag In the
This motion not being In order, he moved To adjourn
Notion Lost, by ayes q, Maya ~
Az SENATOR'S our
There was but oae senator (Oootte) at this time hslf
pat two A. Ia his seat hf Brod,fck and so other
senators are reclining on sofs In the gallery twenty
persons ana the reporters.
M hclSR, (adm) Of Ia proceeded to address tho So
as stating thu. his speech not for the Senate his
constitutes t.
Mr.. BIGl kk spoke for hAlf 40 hour, when
Mr.. Bieos (sdm Of G commenced residing aspeech,
. senate snoring an auaoie accompaniment
IL now three C ock, A a., and there but nine
Senators are in their seats.
Mr. Hccs teaSed bis position - Senator from North
Caroiba, taking extreme views pai tted 70
the Lecom, Con constitution
Mr.. AAMiIs moved 10 adjourn.
Mr.. SLIpgiL, who In .he chair, decided that the
Senate coud not inssm cc resolution passed for
the SeFeeAat at >rros "a hriug Ia tue ahsaGteae.
appeal taken, and was laid the table by yeas
Things here seemed at a dead lock- when MIR BANlIS
propounded given Hthe Sergeant a. A. ms had to
20 70 the Of the sb,entees -reut parts
OF tie county IA the opinion Of the Chair that
mus. SIT day and rignt uohi ne returns
Mr.. sIIDEI-rhat is the opinion Of he Chair
Mr.. HsnIIN compimented The Char its courage In
M. GwIs, (adm) OF Cat, took the chair temporarily,
log TO Mr.. Seward He spoke Of BIN A. the faci,e
princeps Of his party weighing well his words.
Courteous, and carefully reiranirs from saying any
thing personally Offensive TO Southern mn. THIS
makes hun the dangerous euemy. Turning
KRnsas, he said, adm her under this bull, few
weeks ali Will be quiet and the pc pis The North will
wonder at the excitement eCca,ooe H. Concluded by
advising the cui OF tbs harmony that prevailed in
the early days Of the repub ic.
M Doo,IrrIx moved az adjournment Relected-ayes
16, nays ~
Mr. WILSON moved postponement until to Re-
Mr.. CHA> DIR mo ed a recess for six hours Lost.
Nj. HorroS, tp. Of rxas cau'e IN, SAVING the sena.
tor FROM e. had moved that absenees should render
excuse for their b5ence. He asked what the
Senate could render de2rvirg him OF his restS
Sr. Wilson moved au Adjournment Hostages Ia,
nays ~.
GIN HOUSTON TIRED OUT.
Mr.. FK NDEs % of Ne, novel that the excuses
of the abseotees be taken dissenting from decision Of
the Chair The Sergeant At Arms bad authority send
for absentee.
The CHMs ad the rules aud decided that they do not
authorize the nory 10 send the Sergeant a Arms for
the ABB ntes-s
Mr.. ToosIs disseuted from the ruling OF the Chair.
Mr.. FsSssESpks withdrew has motion
Mr.. SEWARD would Ike to know where the Senator from
Georgia when absent for ab ,ut month Toe public
business saG RED IN his sbsence.
NJ TooMns declined TO ans ser ,he Senator in his pri.
vste caparty. He rep 1!bo TO tho Senate ouly II
any wsbet TO know his private affairs lei him ask
Numerous motions maze, the ayes and called
on each, lastrg FROM tour al eve o'cl'ck. shen
sEyArpR BENJAMIN CAyED N.
Mr. BENJAs1s q thai this is ,rdibary condition Of
things; for the " IN. OF .hs country a
iaory dictates TO majority and stops The business of
the country. Ike suggested that the oriiy leave the
ball, leaving esssge for the minority TO cal them
back when ready tn carry on the public business rus
long ago as isls, when the Oregon bill
debated.
Mr. FAssssDss oesned his POSITION He accepted the
responsoii y Def 70 the country.
Messrs. wADE spoke IN favor OF adjourn
mont
" TooxBs spoke against II
GsAioR WILSON srcoSD WIND BrT WANTS TO co
hr. WILSON novel ostponemcpt uutll TO morrow lie
10
country. The senator from Missouri gave his sacred
pecge tina, there would De far opportunity 20 ilscass
speeches delivered for the BILL and ory eight against It,
The Senator from limos intended 10 spesk but sick.
He (sr wilsun) had not the slightest doub, but tha,
the republicans been permitted to hold their meeting
They would have IN with unanimous assent q vote
90 Monday asa s % S SrSs S BREAD %T live
month whou, leaving the Capitol Ten men sitting here
hold you for forty days and forty nishts.
Mr. GRsM askca Mr.. Wilson II he (Grecn) had ap.
proscbed b N any but respectful language.
1nr r1sAts oy TIM ssssaos.
Mr. GRE1S again dems1ded from Mr.. Wilson a distinct
appointment ara a defDte time 70 take vote.
Mr.. TvERos thought the majority had no, aotet mag
aaz nousy refusing the opportunity asked by the mi
norty for the purpose of consulting. He thought the
mater might be easily arranged by committee on both
Mr. GRxss still insisted but said II the oppo,tion would
pledge Their honor be migh', perhaps accede
Mr. fr~ssnsS aud o,hets gave the1 h'nor WA, tney
Mr. GRos SAID hat might DO the nrst Of May, June or
July.
Mr. rn&xSpss dec sred that he meant wbs, be ssd and
without met.tal reservation
Mr. GRsss esid be understood all that bat insisted on
naming Kansssthat the largest concession he could
make.
Mr. BRoDERcK unsteraby opposed 10 The admission
OF KansAs With the LEGO pton constitution He pre-
pared 70 sccept his snare Of responsibility and endu
rance
Mr. fvrrsos moved an adjournment, Ayes II, nays II
che President voting nay; IL was lost
Mr. BRopuIcK moved Adjournment Ayes Is,
nays Is.
porGfss uASp.
FIT viii be remembered that the democratic Seuators
had Informed their republican colleagues last week that
they would press the Kansas bill vote by or on Taos
day The Republicans spoke away the time aud claimed
n more extended debate Mr. Brcderck announcing al tho
same time, by authority Of letter, that Judgs Dougas
was too sick 10 attend the Senate aud naked he
Judge desired o sp~ak the question and would bs pre-
sent in day two defer taking the vote " sus.
pected that hls another for delay and tho demo
cratic eensicrs evnced disposition press the before
rising When This kposn Mr. Douglas made his sp-
pearance and the Capitol the greater part Of the