Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-06


not at that time urged on by men In high POSI-
Mr. KiIgore condemned any such sentimehss a
the gentleman stated were contained In HelPer's
Mr.. Farnsworth recommend the literature Of the
book 49, 'sh 80 --s--s s'%.s = Ffsisl
Mr.. @ B. cochrsne. Of N. Y, for himself, con.
Mr.. Kellogg, Of Mich denied The statement
that such sentimens were entestsiasd by the Re
The House adjourned al h.lf-pe.. two O'Clock.
tsssrgs Prseeedi.ss Of fs-Dsy.ass -
In THE SENATE. to-day, Mr.. Pearce offered q
resolution 70 have each Senator furnished with .
copy Of the u g. Statutes at large, to be returned
to the Secretary at the end Of the ssion; adopted
MT. Masons Harper's Ferry resolution being
Mr.. Trnmbuil said he was in favor Of N, reso-,
tuition. He thought that the full and, arm d,scus-
sion Of this subject would be Of great beuea to the
counf.y H s; referred g lsngtn e the ssisuie Of
the kansas troubles, and offered an amendment 70
the resolution embracing the nature OF this seizure
IN the proposed inquisition. -rs si..glsS g.;,r &
Mr. Mason was opposed 10 having the resolution
encumbersd with the proposed smendment.- He
said that they referred to entirely different sub
jects, and could not be investigated a. she same
~ @ ss whs ss Sas e. sS
sIur matter investigated separately, be would not
only not stand in the way Of the Investigation,
but would vote FOR it, - ~ Fr ~
sion made by the sentfeman 70 .shrieis from
Kansas and iHshrieks from vifginia.s He sid
that whateyes might be yisginiss political fela-
At, T,ss ,v.s a. s.wo. ~ ~. 40 ,salts.. ...s
with or without the amendment, but be was
sorry IL had been brought mp this week. He said
that the Senate had met In pretty good humos,
SeSi,ag - is.ss mi, .s,s. ~ W sas
mr.. Hunter said be was surprised q the manner
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s.n.,o,. dtn.,s, &c rs. g..satnu y ne.r sns'
,;ta, -. ,,i ~ a. ~ ny soei, con
affair. He was sta sps.Iins when our report 1
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HOUSE LIne Clerk called the House 70 order
precisely At e,cloek:
M. Crawford, Of Ga, desired the gentlemen TO
yletd 70 enable him TO submit motion counninx
members IN their remafks 70 the one hour rule.
NJ S Sa,r on}e ssssod !. ,.o,,a !,
get the hoof when Mr. CLARK had concluded his
Remarks Tor the purpose OF submitting the motion.
agreed TO- Sst ne Hou.e ,n q ana
MT. Clark proceeded TO addres: the House with
regard to the Helper book. He bad just Submit
s sed sne Paper signed by " msn 6e.s recommend
the Clerk for the information Of the House, and
sh;s shn, upon - Content Had 4 come to
suIs, saa. sae oers % WIS nouSe VINO had been
mend among other things on S d ' q re-
nglon non.intercourse, socially or polihcsliy, Of
one secuon with the other. - .,.....
LEY, ne wo sh sssaie .nose genusmen that u they
soeiaon Win sHsn then ie nonossa u as
Heb Hs bad friends among the member on the other
s:Sg sSs band d.. q 2 sns
in tina, Psps, Shall the rishs: q !Ls south 3
wa: what ws. IN tina. book
se.sea, ana hane u al over TO the North. -
were men imDued with such sentiments to pre-
SIDE over this body He hoped not. How did
had been established BY the respecti States Was
n. q sfePs,.ingna me law; w.. Wa that the term
public MIND y ai:sa..,cs o. 81: :sslsss MOI 10
unless be become az Abolitioai.t, and ssspesTsid
oy :.peaceaole means II ne can, but forcible II
shoa:hsS !" 0gn nASe IN" '"aoa o. me South
i was proposed further to h.y. n.ms<n tlcsu
siaveholding Constituencies aid In elsctiAg a.
cPeaker OF .eis house member holding such
g'inS.Pass he APPEALED 70 them 70 :t.ad " s:
conservative, Union-ioving men 70 defeat, II they
cooio, toe eiecuon OF sueh an individual =
sPssae,i which would insvissbly turn fsther
Esrsormsa what ne cossidsred his duty, in making
tnese femarks = -. . - - sssi...1
M nj; s,,msr, 9, onsssa spe.titute for
,.sIol on me 4ssls o. tne oecnaaens heretofofs
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Mr. Wsshburne o. m m moTed s 8 a. g. ,.s
ssS|ee s. On me sels .u asA e..
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yea. I'D, nays lie -s '''s sssn''sd-
~ MT. curti'' Of Ind, moved the previous quss-
M, R.,l.a.l. ,o.. a . ,,,,,.. :, a.. us
tsnded that the resoiutiop oSssed by M, - c Ss
~ sne.Ses vhicS s. = th rsa a g ne election
How hut he ssi,.t,t,,t. - ns os.om ne
In o.dss' Ssss.s q Ala -, ,,.t. 1sf wa 81
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