The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03
THIRTY-FTFTH CONGRESS-.
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WARRINGTON, June 2, 1853.

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The business OF public interest uu one o'coct
vhec Mr. MASON procured the OF the Senate
make the resolutions conocrnog the British agsres~oos
the special order for Saturday noou
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Mr.. Horuos, (opp o. Texas, brog % hs rcso
lutiops In reference 70 the pro,ccioraie over Mcxi
In speaking TO the resolution said 10 the government
Of This nation DO not interpose the naue OF ourages
humanity 10 Mexico, men Will be found who will not
shrink from interpreting TO protect their rights and the
rights Of their fellow citizens. He himself could not
hssitaie 10 necessity demanded him 70 do rhsy who
do VIII neither be liable 10 tho OF fnbusers nor
arerab'c 10 the rcpr aoh Of marauding Therefore he
demanded an erpressyn by add nays Of rnoa by
The ssna,e TO show whether they will really do anything
Mr.. RvsDs, taam.) Of Va, hero suggested that he
horcd The senator would accept tho senaes expression
Avote vas tasep, with the following rcsults:--
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Iss s,sry Pol. fush Rise. rim noh', siidei s,osrt
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ison Sss 81 rS won sna SssS ssAr''
rw sscsrIAsEors APPROPRIATION HuI
was thsn taken up.
M .,s oppJ ok n, .ns ossr as 40 amend
ruled ont of order.
Mr.. CRrrTyNnsN, (opr offered an amendment 10 cont
Due the publication Of Amcsicse state papers since 1882
printing 900 copos for government and tor the use
q toe public hbrsrie- ano foreign governments.
Seward. Benjamin and Cameron euppoSteo IL
Mr.. fnsrspsr, topp OF Me-, moved 10 amend the
smentmcns BY limiting the present progression Of
work ton volumes. Lost
Mr roos moved 10 amend BY providing that the price
Tor the pubcaficn OF the sba exceed tue pre-
sent prices o. public printing In which shape Mr. Crtten
dtne smtnomcnt passed BY % against 10.
AID sitemp TO sppepd 70 the bill appropriations FOR the
local business Of the Detict Of CoIumbis having failed
and sovefa minor amendments having been moved and
lost
Mr.. CuASriyR, (opp) OF Mich. renewed bis motion 70
appropriate s54 go for tho ~. Clair Flats
vote wa taken this and, Few members being pre
sent, secmsd as was carried, when Mr. sfrpxL
changed hs vote TO "sye," thus acquiring the right 70
recons der
Before the result was announced the administrator
moved 10 adjourn.
Tho oproeon called for the yeas and nays on The mo-
ton which was carried by 10 sgsinst 10.
Adjourned.
THE HONOR or rHK kxKsIoAN flag r rpn SENATE
TIIE COMMITTEE ON voRsigN nBLArIors.
IN The senate, on Tueedsy, the LIST lost, Mr. MASON,
nom The Committee on Foreign Relations, 70 which we
referred The oil 70 restrain and redress ouraSes upon me
fsg 81 the United States, reported with IN amendmen
stirling out All after the enactipg clause.
Mr.. Pow let the substitute be read
Mr.. PUoH- lot the riRinal bin aleo be read
The CHAIR ordered the reading Of The original sno su'-
shute. -.
The original which was introduced by Mr. Douglas and
referred 10 the Committee Foreign Relations was resh,
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Resolved &C., TIA. cssssof eassD' vo'sou o. sss laws