Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-16

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Adjourned.
svv,r, Thursday, Dec s.
Mr. Slide gave notice Of his intention to introduce
bill making appropriation to facilitate negotiations for
Mr. johnson Of Tennessee gave similar notice Of
homestead bill
Several other notices were given, including for
the construction Of railroad in Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington.
Mr. Masons resolution came up, when Mr. TTumbull
resumed his remarks showing the importance u an in.
gy relau'e 70 inc saeking of the arsenal ~ LioerY,
Mo. The seizure Of an arsenal recently is regarded
.il.,I ~ -. ~ Nv WV $500
sage never alluded TO the seizure Of the arsenal in MIS-
souri,. csolutOn adopted In March, 1856. calling
ments relative 10 the affairs In Kansas vet the report Of
Capt Leonard has never been sent to TIE Senate.
Mr. salisbury VI Delaware inquired II The Constitution
gave power TO establish slavery.
MIR Trumbul replied uat il was Constitution Of free.
dom and not slavery The word slave don't occur IN a.
Messrs Yulce, CLAY and Pugh then catcchizcd MIR
Trumbull the objects VI the Republican party re-
speeding slavery 20 the Territories the fugitive slave law,
Sc when Mr. Mason appealed 10 both sides Of the Senate
to let a vote De taken without further debate. II The
amendment should be- adopted he would wash his hands
Of the whole natter being satisfied that It could result
Mr. Wilson said some remarks made the other day de-
manded reply but be had wish 70 cmbarass the in
Vcsugaiign. lie saw no particular emergency IeluluS
haste Cotton and negroes oommandeda good price ana
this evident attempt 10 get up panic and excite
ment for ihe purpose Of calling out gentlemen at me
North " the Fifth stripe, who have long purses
and make large contributions He proceeded 10 reply TO
Mr. ycrsons remarks respecting public sentiment m the
North and declared that freedom Of speech did mot exist
in the South. audng several where people had
been expelled or mobbed of expressing obnoxious scnu
mcnts
Dupng his remarks a coloquy occurred, in which Mr.
lycrsou said they would tar and feather every one IN the
South who preached scdition applause in the gale
ries) Messrs Brown and Bragg participated IN the col
Nj Wilson had defence make Of the action Of the
Massachusetts, Senate, aud spoke IN terms Of Gov
Wise whose whole lfe he sad had been one u aeiia
ton. Tie believed that investigation would show that
be (Wisc and piss coniedcratcs had formed PLAN 10 case
Fremont was elected President o seize the city of Wash
ngtou and Harpcf's Feuy-thu very act Tor which he
has hung Brown. lie alluded 90 the Now York Herald
furnishing brains Tor the Democratic party, and
tanning materials fom which editorials were rchashed in
Washington.
MIR johnson or Tenn obtained the floor. but the hour
being late, the Senate adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
Tho House opened with PRAYER.
Mr. Davis o. Miss. iu favor Of a continuation n
harmony. lie believed the government wanted saving.
He was not Democrat per se and would make az many
sacrifices as any man Co preserve the Jn1ni but not
wihstaudns this devotion go the lnion, there are evils
greater than the Union itself II @ insisted strict
observance Of the Constitution 10 order 90 eve
ny section OF Che country its just equality aud rights He
earnestly appealed 90 an patriots TO put down casona-
bc designs ln abiding 90 remarks heretofore made by
Republicans De said that armed men had been sent ~
the South To Nil their people and deprive them o. their
property. Could the South be patient under these cr-
cumstauccs and could they Dee blamed Tor taking
Tor their defence We Of the South want peace let
the North stand hy Che compact Of fathers Appllusc
on the southern sdel Virginia has hung the traitor
Brown. and IL thcy 20 hold OF Seward thcv will haug
him. daughter and apnlauscl
Nj Morris n Pa said that objection has been urged
that Mr. Sherman signed the recommendation of Hcpcr
book Tie tMou.l dl NOT sign nor had be- read tle
book So Ear he understood almost exclusively
addrossod Go southern aud showed che experience
OF southern men s Go The value " southern labor Gem
uomon magnify thc book and make it o. formidable cu-
CINE NJ mis- 'hic % thc peace n hc country Had rot bis
friend declared that Doc was against that book boz M MS Il
contemplated au infringement The constitutional rlhts
Of hc SOUTH What had the House 20 do Wln Helpers
book3 We're they ls college fJesui,s go cxpuuge the
literature of the book lud they n
every inccudiay work 10 was most extraordinary
proceeding AND lifted Iicper into eonseqagnrc Doe mover
r.'mei " 9,tnn,eE Wns repealed the Missouri Com
Promise and broke ihe bonds % reAcei lhc D,moer
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Friday Dee Q.
is The senate was not ~ session
~ HOUSE.
Mr. Morris " Ill.,, rising 20 privileged question, caus
cd 20 be read rom the official report of NE remarks Of Nj
' heiogs' mat two years ago Mr Greeley was planning
aon schninH WIN Mr pougas no. the paror Of The lat
ter 10 re elect him senator Mr. Morris also caused u
i be read Mr Greeley puoheaton denying the truth o.
The charge and said that while detestng Mr. Douglas
l. doetnnes he admired ms pluck
MI Kellogg OF H. replied, that but for the fact that h'
hal oeen personally asa'd III an infamous aricle IN h'
b. IribrHei DC would not have said word he
II ious Tor an organization lie said that Horace Greee,
n auo Judge douglas haa been put on trial. ana gave no
c uee That he should hereafter prosecute the issue
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