The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01
aHIRTY-HIFTA CONGKEsM
FiKsG SESSION.

FIKsG sEssI0h.
Senate
WASHINGTON, April 30, 1853.
PROPOSED ROAD ACROSS
Mr. DooIInx, Opp of Wis offered q resolution that
wagos be from Fort Benton The nsvi
gable waters OF the Columbia river, 1t wsl,s Wsls Re-
fsrrsd 10 the Military Committee.
rHx DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION
Mr.. Toosss, (sdm) OF Ga., reported from ihs Com
utsee Of Conference the Deficiency bill that the two
houses were unable to TO agreement
Mr. BusrAx, tadm) OF Va, gave poti,e that he would
again move that IL Senate recede.
MEXICAN PRorEcroRArx LAID on TIE rABrR
Mr. HoUsroS, (opp of Texas moved to take up his 70
solution reference to Mexican protectoests, which
Was agreed 70 lie 'beu MADE some verbal alterations,
orc moved that u be yeteryed
Mr.. WILSON, (opp Of Mars, claimed the door, and
SAID as ss twas woroed the resolution wss gross in
Mr.. MASON, (admD) Of Va opposed it, and moved to
lay 1t 90 table
Motion agreed to-
KANSAS REPORT ACCENTED.
Tho OF the Conference Committee on Kansas was
then tsl
Mr. BKoDnucK (cpp) Of Cal said after the matter had
been ably discussed he would not make heightened
speech 30 would vote agaIst the Conference bill for
several reasons the mot potent Of which that Kansas
not come INTO the Union tree State during the
coDtnusoce OF the po@er OF tbs present administration
Kansas Las but population OF 35 0OC and she does
swallow Lecomptor she must wait five for
aho req lse pciu to ente her 10 representation
Inc Original ohlecloEzple 10 tnan this
conference Substitute.
Mr.. pooiIruE, topp } Of Wis read from history Of
Kansas tc snos, IL reply to the remarks OF Mr. Pugh
yesterday that the population mas diminished from the
deeds OF viosenre committed
Mr.. fuGn tadm 20 Ohio, replied, after which
debate han manesty los, In interest," although the ques
ton was approaching yet undetermined conclusion
Tns atcry ntarest patty accounted for by the great
length Of The discussion; but something TOO, owing
10 tie cfspge OF the subject mai:or left Tor debate
ComDenced by the high principles Of STATE sove-
haQ orr IHta
out an ntifce, uck, and legislative leeer
domain. B,th ends of the Capitol were engaged
This gslave puzze He had little talent and no taste
for this sor Of Legislation He illustrated his position by
tomaion obess player, which, like the conference
project, was gotten up for the purpose OF not being
the conference report because it presented false issue
10 the people The trae question al issue the subms
sion d the constitution direct 10 the people The question
OF pubic lands has both with that, nasmach
lanes the ooSry Of al Jew Staes The land question
does occupy fine OF the eighteen hundred quarto
"jsmes jack on oon S,yies' ssue OF the old black
letter awyers He (,ewad) although OF good naarsd
kindly dlspoevn, hAe the onvsrc frginan who
wanted cbsiiepge TIE James Jack who always
disturbing ard excIing his peghoors Besides the quee
ton members equally new dating only from the
ference, that Kansas has enough population for .
slave STATE, and Just hall enough for free State Mr.
sewaTc then rep led s'verey 70 M Pugh saying that
of KAxsas free Stale, and stAnis there
now, lie cared 70. tor Numbers, were they
react ed the pop aCp q China, no would cot AID
by her q state. AS TO bis
presic.ied Il on the fac Of her being free state He
never promised RAPID progress for her as slave state
he Lev Z! We 20 yourE teal ba frat Desde
gentle daughter the Senator o. Venice married
90 the Moor In the nret act not q know that discord
wouin olhw IN the reccnd, AID death and desoiAon in
che last Further. he obeced 10 the bi because bears
equivooatGn ia face IL pwpors 10 be submission
Ct her oowry, but submits tie Iooomptoc constitution,
and IL regarded BY demccrac presses He quoted
from NeN Hafnpohirc PAPER " that elect. ana SAID
fr this be found paradox as irreooncilaois az
che free viii fate which puzzle the theoogians.
Hove he read nom tina spetch OF SIR Coy of Orio that
che OF me peoplo TO be taken the ecompton
sonsttriiou although u not directly subm tied Is
Ike voting BY black ara wtte BALI 10 Masoric locges
without ssyug soy Thu about the candidate who wait
irs sdnsson No State but Ohio could have got al the
outset lucid explanation. Thus, incirectness and
equivocaon the bill, AID double eneadres IN legs
la;ios imDoraty. Moreover, you make slave
barrier this sude ot as deg Gee you iperroses
barrier progress insufIounAbe than the Rocy
Mountains or the Serra NevSds Il amused him when he
heard pa riOuc men taking "a removing the capita ~
You nhAr slavery within rs legitimate Limits the
car,ia OF this naor rnsy remain sud Re toe capital Of
enIiro that may grasp tie pole and thr equator.
NO such oestuy seas you separate b. slave barrier
tne Atlantic ree sis,ee f- the Pacific ire .~tee. Fur
ther. thp bill s botbes bot Lecomptoa -Lecomp;on sh
a variation You ard bid knn-as crv "eag.e"
or "liberJ ste ssys "esRle' you give her sayefy
the ergy "a !oerty ycu give Der slavery san Wh1
thlr ks from renDsylvua, representing the
Crit free SLATE toe senator from Rhode Island land Of
Roxet Wilausl Tie SerGr rom osar TIRE Seraio' from
Caifoynia whose tate ga saveo from slavery by efforts
other hg su1 the senator from INDIANA Bnl iney
have tncer question a. settle With thcr people Al hVme
waes sns~ WI tie! give 70 this proposal snch caves
only tho sem banoe ana Il the choico or hoortyr
frissd bers s-ts ~hs would tno people VI New Jersey
pAi He could nseB a.swer becarSs ,he blood OF the
who tazarcsd their lives sod means 70, her oerty
aowec through h He knows the blue bills OF
sew tesef viii tr.vef that ine vos here glTer 'o-
Iecoupcn viii be Ter last slave v5s gwen for the next
tep years ADDRESS NJ bms eek to the fsctnn Board
be said-Ghoets on The Styx arc rot more thick and
olouey than are me sFris o. me dr.aea Soysrsos %
~on8ccrCe in the President NJ an elemeut o hs Board
bad bad experience that soue wou cry "sosme'
Al he aisaaged sefarief the Pregiisnt but he con
ssdered that men in Nlrgnis cried .'shame" 90
Patrick Henry -mee ~e'o not wasting IN Rome 10 cry
sshAs 90 Cato and they friends cf liberty Woo
ir % mates fear oypo-e Kires Presidents He went
on H. s,ets u the bill under lie aspeci 81 Compromise
saying offered very little freedom aud great deal OF
iert ar Bs1u, aanosnscd hM the bill hsd pared
the Hoyse
consorrase sensation Was manifested In the galleries
nad CT &c hocr
Mp SEWARD rsrune5. saying that the announcement,
raused him thcoufsi neIi II vas little matter
practically whether II was tee lsr deisat or The hrs
vttoy.
and csxuoS A. to the oraer Of the vote, the question
was tastb, are resutee ytss 50, nays 20 as iolows
rEN.
Allen, Rhode Island. Iversou, Georga
Bsysrc, Delaware. Jones, lows
benjamin., LOUISIANA johnson, Tennessee
Bsgs. North Carolina Johnson, Arkansas.
n Flrr persey iypata. Kennedy, Mary land.
B4sht. Indisna Mallory, Florida,
Bso~u, shsssippL Tssea, yrfnia.
Clay, Alabama Pot Mistjuri
Davis, MiaFiruppi Pugh, OHIO.
Fvnus south Carolina sebastian, ArkAnsas-
Green Missouri S!idei, LOU eisps
e cir CAlrorpu rhomr-op, Ne~ Jersey.
Ban rnond south Carolina Toomos, Georgi,
Houston Texss Nrgot, Nes Jersey
Hunter, virginia huee' floriGS
NAYS
Brodsriek, California toeter Co1nectcrt
Csmeron, PepreylSanA Hs'e, New hampshire.
Chandler, ch.ean. Hamin, Name.
S,,'iameT Vermont. Petlan, to~s
Cri,,enoen EeptrcSy. King, New York
fsxor Connect, NJ Seward, New York.
roolaue Wisconsin,. Simmons Rhode leland
fpmgisa Unposs s,uATt, Michigan.
Drkee Visoonsin. Irumoyll, ilnnois'
Fessenden bsine. wade. ONO
Foot, Vermont wilson, MA'ssonuse'~
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