The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-04

Mr.. Haskin--Leave that to the country to
N. Coz nith earnest and excited gss.iou-
lations, reply which was lost in the
III loudly re-.ppsalsd "a said
;. b r. - ;his any Language 'ppFoaoAins
MA Isn, amid cries Of order, hoped
MIR. Haskin would give way for him to say .
few words.
Mr.. Burnett, Of KY, loudly objected, -
did other gentlemen.
Amid the confusion Mr.. Adfain raised his
voice to the highest pitch, and said NO inn
proper motives should be attributed to Cox.
From the frat moment Of his intercourse
with him hs believed him . pure, high
minded, honorable gentleman, and although
Cox had changed his views on the subject, he
had q perfect right to do 30.
Mr.. Haskins gave his reasons why be
should vote againt the report, and briefly
vindicated the remaining anti-Lecompton
Democrats. The submission Of the Consti-
tuition in the way proposed was Of : thimble
rigging character and An attempt to reach
by indirect action what the South should At
tempt directly. Il was because he wanted
to see the Democratic party triumphant ID
1860 that he was against the bill, and IL or
10 anti -Lecompton Democrats would oppose
It to the end.
The demand for tho previous question was
Voices -sNow VEN have VOTE" Cor
der" .stake your Seats" 10.
The speaker repeatedly raped and called
TO order during the roll call. The House
was unusually quiet. Before the vote was
announced the Speaker requested that there
DO NO denominations Of applause or dissat-
isfaction.
The result on adopting the Kansas Report
was-ysas liz, nays l0s.
Brodsrlck,s sAort MesheA with Mr..
sRrcen...HAe Teaches MR.. English
Ganness. xNe
Correspondents Evening Post
WAsHINoroN, April rs.
We have had several scenes since my last
in both Houses Of Congress The one that
has excited the most surprise and indigna-
ton was presented in ~ Senate on fridsJ
evening Senator Qreee, aftsr the House
adjour1 Gnkrived U obtain from the pos.
session e o H0use Clerk.khe Kansas bill
which had - reported t0the House thai
afternoon. 1nd which. TAT body had under
consideration when Seadjourned. It VA
taken without the consent of ths Clsek.-
Mr.. Dp1Aeriok soon sacerteipsd how it hat
lbaen o6sAined, and 18th ~ promptnsss ant
4foEness which ch6rActerissG al the publ,
a0sS 81. that gentleman, he announced to th'
&c. md the country that the bill had beer
ltiously obtained and laid upon th,
dSu OF thoHS Senator from Missouri, (Green.
Mr.. BIZ J subsequently, announced tina
he receives Information Of the fact from
Hon. Mr.. Harris, Of ILL.,, and hold hinsel
responsible to the Senator from Missouri, O
any one else who might feel aggrieved BY tn
charge he nnade, .'here or elsewhere
The ohivalro1s Mr.. Green, 90 far % deni
al Of that is concerned, vas dumb.
understand that English, who wa6eth
principal agent in procuring the bill f0f Mr.
Green, won't TO Mr.. Broderick's seat and re
qussted him to withdraw the words he ha'
spoken about the manner in which the bill
was obtained from the House, when the lat
ter turned upon him with IN indignant Gee
out Of my way, you puppy!'' English shrun
from the glance Of the gallant Caliiornisr
and, spaniel like, obeyed tho command with
out whine. Docs English belong to tn
chiyalry.