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WAsnIxoros, Mar 81.
.e aouAn-Ihe Hoass weui lsto eommit
a=e ca he napplsmensal Indian Appropri.
aaea hll wkieh wa subsequently, passed
hf. emhh. of W. made speech il
dstenca of bis i0rneF position on The K,n.
- qesasioa % connection with the eoun,
q IL DumocEntie portion Of The TlIiuoi,
dslsgsiasa. somPlaiaiag that Mr. MnsshaI
D of Ilhnois had perverted bis remarks.
.Mr. Marshall disasowed any personal
Sssiag % The oecazion o. which slIu.ion
~ Us made.but Feiteratsd his defence al NJ.
"a Desgl. q the niisOh delegation, who be
sd Ar' Saith had awaiIed. He alluded
% shs latter as having sought afiIialiou
wlih The dsrkshstern party and resdinz
gaFeAsd sEtrHssa fFsm Black Republican
pspez
Mr.. emitb denied that be ever departed
tfosn auy principle Of The Democratic par.
y e M. Marshall had done.
NJ Marshall replied that what be did
d on The kausss and on other questions wsa
q d'esatsi By bis own Judgment. He had
nexsr hks NJ. Smith. sst up to read men
: out ofths Democrats party.
Mr.. Morris. ol IN said that Mr.: Smilh'.
oqect today wAs 10 assaiI aud asperse The
s:Psa.ssoe Of NJ, Douglas. whose shoes
~. smith wa unworthy to unIose.
AE smith, will not stand such oEEsn.
sive language.
et NJ. AOrHs-yust - you please.
O. Lne ChAiFq reminded Mr. Morris
taae personal hsfks could not Be indup |
ed 10.
nr Morris resumed. producing an al.
eaFR from acohaituent who was SFeasut
e . esrtain private conversation 10 M,
MoHia room, at the commencement of the
session TO show that Mr. Smith made an
untFas stassIosnt concerning bin. He
charged Mr. Smith with having been elect.
Cd 90 Know Nothing ticket, and offered
70 produce evidence Of the fact. This wa,
Ihs man who aadsrtoOk to read Gov. Wis
aad Judge Douglas and other Democrats
out Of the party. l.
Me- Smith wished TO reply, bat variou.
objections were made. |
Mr.. Stanton Of 0hiO,said that Mr. Smith
bad already occupied an hour. This sub |,
Jet ought no. TO have been introduced
here today. The House ought to proceed
10 business.
The Indian Appropriation bill was con,
sldsFsd and laid aside to be reported to the
House.
The Committee then took up the bill /
making appropriations for the support Of
The three regiments Of Volunteers. II
J. CLANCY Jones said that one OF them
10 needed IN any event for the protection
OF the frontier Of Texas. He had kent
back this bill ill now in order, fpOssibie,
70 get information from Utah TO justify the
executive 10 dispensing with the other two.
but was sorry 70 ssseFt that no such relis. ,
be intelligence had reached Washington /
They may be wanted, but they will not
b called out unless II becomes absolutely I.
necessary TO enforce the laws.
Nj. COchrans, Of N. Y gave notice 4
that be would at the earliest opportunity .
press the River and Harbor Bill.
NJ: Jones IN response to question Of !
MF. Gilman Of Me-, said he was satisfied i
thaa there wee no official Information Oft
iscs that Col. Kane bad made PROPOSE. \
non 70 Gov. Cumming, who had gone 10 a
os@h tor The purpose Of hearing what Brig! b
ham toung has to say. From that time =
10 intelligence bad reached Washington.
An arneudment wm made that II one or
both regiments for Utah or frontier service i
e = dispensed with the money appropriated !.
ioF them shall revert to the Treasury and j
and aoEto be used for any other purpose. 4
Tbs bin was then reported TO The House. +
The House vent into COMMITTEES of the
on on the State Of The Uniou.s and took up ths Q,
4fissn million loan bin. =, =,
A general debate followed, II II
Adjourned. - -
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