Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18
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vote oil The House on Mr.. Phelps's resolur
lion to suspend the rules SO as to lake %
The bill for q reissue of treasury notes
proves conclusively that noA9oan sh.il can
pass unconuected with a replsion ofstAe tar
if. and that Southerners refuse 10 consent
10 such a modification. An extra session i
Inevitable.
MIR. Phelps's resolution did not emanafe
from his committee, but was introduced to
test the feeling Of the House, and de mon-
strale to Southern impracticals that they
could not carry out their views.
I The President will probably send in this
week, should the dead lock continue, a mes
sage calling upon Congress TO do its duty,
and provide the government with means to
go on. He will place the responsibility
whereit seI5hgs, ~andExmtss his determine
ton that e art Notwithstanding sIshiss
part to avert the threatened Disgrace Of ma
tisnal bankruptcy. He viii show that an
extra session viii Involve n increase of ex-
penses on the country, as, fortunately, un-
der tie existing lao, members receive neifh
er additi6nal pay nor mileage, and ah>extra
sessi0n will be a necessity foreeJ iohAtiie~ex-
leeutive Big the faiIhIessaes s of Congress. ~
Should an extra session take place, il will
be slIled fer yane. Syeeia4 eiectiensi would
have to be sheld in all the S3ulhern States
put taose " hich4 have already held etectlops,
Florida. Arkansas, Missouri, South Carolina,
and Virgiuia, which elects in N.Y.
Tie Presidents procIa.nation would have
10 go QUITO California aud Oregon BY lie fith
of March, or those States viii be arrepre-
scented. q "a 4
The President, in repIy . a resolution
of the House,, c~omuiaaicated a. emessuge
TO. dAy, iHelosing airport from The Attoraey
| General, who says the local affairs ef the
aoverssneht at Savanaah. have been speci-
/ ally and strictly eLjoined to perform The
du' les IesPosed on them by The several pcis
of Congress for the suppression. Of The slave
| trade. and that special counsel have bern
employed to aid. the District Attorney in.
PROSECUTING the Offenders; that advices re-
cei9ed satisfactorily show the diligence and
activity IF alt persons engaged IN the public
service, TO End the negroes who were elan
destfnsIy landed; to identity the parties en-
gagged in die crime. d nd ascertuia other im-
portant9sacts Connected with The E1ransac-
tion4 . 1aa la SIS 8stioa 3at s~5ga91so
All this was attended TO, with anaayg dif-
iculiies; but there is good reasolhte hspe.
they will be oyefcufne, and Justice, accorri
ding 10 the law of the land, executed upon
the offenders; but The present condition Of
I affairs is such as to make it absolutely i'm
possible that the proceedings already insii-
tnted- or those in contemplating shUaih be
] given in desuile so2 oiataDotH sai mo3f Z
, lNoEE The Herald's correspondent is
aoublless4 nlisinferaed in regard 70 t,etexr
pense Of mileage Coz The extra session 0a0
H. The ADMISSION OF OREGoN.-The follow
ing, RePpbIcat.s voted tor The Oregon bill !
h. Mtssrs:f BIIinghurst, Colfax, C9mins,
ICtagin, Curtis. Foster, Horton kilgore.
Khnke1, CPa.3. Letter, Nichols, pPettit,
Thayer, and Wood.oA sa1 90 sS4iiAlei 81
lor fise above, aHqat three previously w.
Ted agdiest the pre- Htf554e, thereby declaring
that nleg Onegda CONSTITUTION is not Repub-e
lican nfogar. apdIis nut in conformity with
'Fthe Csipsti:9iton. The three vtere MrsLeit-
err who voted for the preamble, and Messrs.
bCopins and Ctagin, who lodged. The en-
lire deIegaGonpf South Carolina and Ala
bama. wnh Bryan, Of Texas, and gMlllson.
and Smith, Of Virginia, sixteen in all, voted
ug inst The biif. Horace. F. Clark and Jnhn
b Haskin were the. city Anti-Lecompton'
Democrats who voted against h. All The
South Americans voted agdinst it except
Messrs. May nafd, Ready, Uhder~ood and
fEastis, who were absent or lodged. John.
CochFaae andlD Dan Siekless with tense other
Democrats were absent or dodged5 Mr.,
Hlckman WAS absent. Ofthe Republicans,
Messrs. Bennett and Bliss we're absent. or
lodged. Messrs. Damrefi and Davis, of
Mass, were absent. sick. Mr.. Sherman
was necessarily absent, engaged upon the
repor. of the Select Naval committee.
After the Gill passed, Mr.. Stephensmov-
ed that the member rom Oregon, Mr.. Gro
Pver, be sworn in. Mr.. C. BaCochraHes OBJ
jectedun the ground that, as the Oregon
Consiitution was repusant to the Copsatu-,
ton, Of the United States, Mr. buchanan
might veto the bill. - er5o. -sffT75gs p
The Administrator members declare thai
The passage of the bill is an Endorsement of
the bred Scott decision. Some of the In
diana members voted reluctantly. for the
bill; their Legislature instructed them so to
do. fi1" Asfaals s@513 g 22jH f7 ia~'
The tBirtS-second section OF the BilIsof
rights in ihea Oregon Constitution declares
that the Legislative Assembly shall ahave,
power to, restrain and regulate the immigra-
ton to this State of persons not qualities to
become e~ilizeps Of the United Stalos. This
+ Poinls to the Slaye-trade. m atsea5
Is When the Oregon bill is returned to the
two Houses, Messrs. Smith and Lane; Sem
ators elect iron that State, viii draw lots
for The shortest term, which expires on the
4sh of March. Private letters which reach-
ed here from Oregohto-day, declare thatthe
Administration party in that State is de-
stroyed-that neither Smith nor Lane rep
resent a party. The same letters show that
there is quite a contest in Oregon for the
new office OF United States District Judge,
to be created for the newState. Mr.. Hard
ing, the present Secretary OF the Territory /,
lis a prominent candidate. y saasgEEg s
last evening a crowd of Slaveholding-
Democrats of this city, accompanied by a
band of music, paraded in .hunor OF the pass
sage OF the Oregon bill, and called upon
Gen, Lane, Senator elect from Oregon, up
on Senator Green of Missouri, MIR. Latcher
of Virginia, Mr.. Scott of California, Messrs.
Thayer.and Conlins Of Massachusetts, and
other friends ofthe Administration, and up
on Mr.. Buchanan. The President said he
was glad that Ort.gon was admitted, because
she is filled with Democrats, and he adj
mission ~eleVateo Gen. Lime. He aDnuune-
ed that expansion is in future the policy Of
our country and cowa ards alone will oppose
1t. -aag.r- lt..fu ~ s.-4r sap.
REMARKABLE URANiMiTY.-AThe WASH
ingt0n States, a paper whialf Processes TO
support Mr.. Bachanan's Administrations,
speuks some unpleasant truths about Tile
same, occasionally. The following jaclaru.
ton Ut the, States, considering the jealous
DENNIS lately 50 universal among the De
mocracy. is woith 10 icing: Every body,
Wig. Democrat, Free riader and Protcc-
Zionist, admits that the exp, ndiiures of Cow