The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
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Mr. Esclu said In view Of the state Of the public hr
ness and the fact that this subject aresdy been mora
nor0ussiy discussed than ssy proposition before
marks The Committee OF COnveyenoe were deeoiv ~,
prsssec with the oity rest,Dg them. While
soherrgt TO what they believed the great principle they
bad encesvssed to discharge their duty spirit WHICH
would mot endAsser the passage q THE sresl
measure and hnzSd the peace the country for MIN
pcrtAet uoots unmea0Dg words This report wns TIA
very best the committee could agrve o. in vsw Of TIA
embarrassing circumstances surrounding tncir scto.
The report dressed he admission Of Ksnsss rnder ces.
condiscns but IN shs respect offer either fros,
the senate bill OF the House amendment &c retired :,
the L&compfon ordnance TO show that the proposton
thers was wholly inaemksible- BY that Kaosas
would receive twenty three and e hall millions q
bali rpllions dollars, srcir.iv. Il A' o. s.e
benefts Tho amendment proposed 70 give granssltlsr
Of sores less than BY the Eecompon oransnco mssnw
difference 10 the GIFTED States or twenty. dve millions Al
aonars The report agreed on might mot DO perfect bn
fail, k fair 10 presume that all payliAmentaxy enpe-
d!ens viii be EXHAUSTED aad the question st be- orea
ergsndering sectional strife, and endangering the pros
and believed never 10 return Thm h a
80 far e. results are concerned. Is lost viii BE- ~
iounase TOT tho country and peE the blessings which
Mr. EsoIIA yielded the floor for ave minutes u ~.
Mr. MARsHAI1, topp, Of Ky. wanted 10 know whether
and whether be proposed when Mr. Howard had uished
70 cut Of all debate by moving tAs previous question:
Mr. ES0IsH replied that he intended nothing Of the so
Mr. HowAHD (opp) Of hich asked the privilege to saY
something
Mr. Escrnu moved that the further consideration Of the
subject be postponed till O'Clock to morrow aod thsa
the report DO printed. and moved the previous questoa
Mr. wAsIsuRsx, (oppl Of Me inquired ii this was not
agreed 70 whether the house would not DO brought
vote on the report
The SPEAKER replied in the Affirmative
Mr. HOWARD wished 10 express his dissent from the
Mr.. sraHxss (adm.) Of Ga, die not understand tbs.
TO postpone He trusted there would be postpouemeut
till to morrow.
Mr. OA~un1 Sopp Of Ohio, though. tina. one side h.v.
Ing been beard, the other should have chance.
Much confusion prevailed at this stage the proceed.
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ton Of the report 70 Monday, al one O'Clock.
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country: Cros Of Agreed" "Good.D
Mr. BILL epp) OF Ga said that owing TO the ooaditioa
OF bis family be obliged TO return to Georgia He
had not studied this measure and wanted to look
when absent, and have light from that quarter He
asked postponemeut till next Thursday week.
Mr.. HOWARD accepted this amendment Of bis
motion. The report It least worthy Of the most e.
rious consideration of the members Of the House. and
animation II would be found that involved someahinx
rather novel in the Legislation Of the country. pro
posed one set Of conditions for Territory applying fc~
admission under slave constitution, for
one applying with free constitution
MI. HUGHs, (adm) Of lad, called the gentleman u
The srAxxa said Mr.. Hughes had right call 70 ordcr
as Mr. Howard dder ths present state OF the question
could not discuss the merits or the question.
Mr. HOWARD he wished TO discuss Che impor,sooe
OF printing the report While the other side seeme 70
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the report Night he no then appeal the other side,
10 spirit Of fairness to print the BILL and give everybody
chance to examine ~ ieisureS He wished 10 SPEAK Rv
or ton minutes 70 the merits Of the question: and asked
unanimous consent.
Mr. HOWARD, after explanation from Mr. Ssepheas
who wsved AL objection, said he would ask tho courtesy
Of being allowed to speak at some other time
Kansas bilI xilhos fair no,,cs 40 ,h rv.o :" -. ~
the republicans bad not seen this report the democrats
did not sec MI Montgomery substitute until It o.
Tered, yet they did rot complain.
M HowARD, OF Michigan, said the understanding wisA
his colleagues on the committee that he should
IN opportunity to move for postponcmen this was
Mr. sTxlnys shought Thursday week too long post
ponemeni 10 morrow would afford sufficient time 70
Mr. HUI moved the post ponement OF the subject until
Mr. CAxPssrL thought Mr. HiIls motion wss iuaicious
one as new programme had been sprung from the de-
Mr. Hlls motion then agreed 10. by yeas ios nays
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Mr.. HaRas (opp) Of H., moved that the vols be ro-
considered, ana 70 lay that motion on the table.
Mr. SIu1ESs moved 10 adjourn. Negalved by L. ma
josny.
rarity Withdrawn bis motion, said be would have prcis-
red postponeneot ell earlier day than May or nexl
Monday but AZ his colleague Mr. Hin and other soo,,s
men, desgn beng absent he would for The 1oconA
Monday 10 May tie could damage 10 epsuo from
the roepouement unless members afraid Of theu-
selves. He had idea that there would be prolonged
debats " the msorty intend 10 pas bill thag
90 so undtr the Previous question al any time. lee,
however, desired 90 be hoaru the subject
know ~hat his unal action would be tue bill whils n
was being read he aseeaned for the FIRST what pvcv
sicps were &c wsa not willing TO vote twenty -four
houre CONFEDERATION on question Of his Kind, which
scented on the fsce Of evidence OF taking tho back
track He protested against vote the collateral ques
ton be,g indicative Of what his action would be-