Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
Congressional

carry the overland mil ON fhtl route NJ
tnry may select. and ~ c1ninrmiiy with
the Law regulating the same. Tho am-n!.
ment va. rejected by 50 against 100
Tho IIou.s also Teirtcd % VIou', d.rse.
ting PROPOSAL. Tor mail r"ut.' b' plh.tsbel
In Newspapers IN each State Nn'lns thr iir.
r,st circulation. and adopt"l t1t nprr).
priaung SsO. 900 for printing blanks. ths
runtrtrt % d. given ~ che lowest bidl-f-
yeas / !, nays not counted
1 SENATE. The postasa ra',' b'Il r,'.si
30 60 -.
?. Tie Cuba bin was then taken up, Wien
Mr.. Mallory resumed bis sPsr''.
Sixteen speerhc- on thu question are an.
nouncgi lrin the Republican .lde. and al,
pro- o 81 to remain sitting iiil sunday.
Nj Wilson phsrcd an amendment. tiag
thp President be- authorized and requested
O. oprn n-rptiatiuus with SPAN and hs
nation. Slsth Of ~ on this continent, ~
the removal ui a'l unjust and lIlihrrll D.
stric,iun. on tg.4, aui commerce hH'wvn
them and lhelr d,Irndrnri- md the Zoo.
tel States. and o. dririy the necessary rE.
prn.es Ut such negotiations. th' sIu Of
SjO.COO D. h,r'hy Appropriated
Mr. Dixon %, Conn, spoke i'r 'w1 hours,
rcplyln. q the points of Mr. Euhm.n'rs.
cent .Ic c..
Mr Rcld surp1ricd slavery.
Mr.. Bcll favored our control ~ i'' lslHl
either as Tmiccturitr on iri .ui.Gi
povrr. but le likewise held tit' 90. time
had no, set come when - pIss..' 80,
necessary o. uur development ur security
Nr Kennedy u M. wls orr 60 Ils
acquisition.
Mr. s.w.rl or Nsw York. s.il tHi after
ninc hour, ui discussion Up t.iF tHIs 900.
n wn, tim. % come hack o. tbr sr.A'lI-'.
ton or tho no The propositions nov
! stand Gcr On ftrr--pnr is thr question q
land ur tho ltndlrss. lpI t1a H,1r, BE- ils
question ul land Cor slaves.
Sir. Tuum's--A. o. tho land Or DOE .r'.
l,.,. it carried with 90 .lmr d .u.s .l...,
p puw,r. g. drspisr.i q dfntcfcu. ..t 81.
,pi.d It'll morr those Who aT. HrIH ~
t,uurusus. What arr tho nf..r .Is
AFRAID OF! lf they DO not ~iut % give
. $50. 900 o. carry oui 10 great national l..i.
. cy. lrt tb,m ,,y %, aui mot nttWn ' -
rid of the Issue hy nying q" We want %
give land % the Handles.
Mr Wade s,id thc question wa hui %
, the ltudIs.., ur Niger. o. th' u'ts r.'''.
N. would AntasInit' thrs' I'sI'' aH. .lr'
r. TIM appeal o. tie country. lrr whole
. olrc, ol tfo democratic party wl' u -
j round ihc world huu'u. Or W::.rs.
, They could 90 mHrs run tl.,r ruF v.'.-
=. out Niger. They could no mHr. f.. t.sr
, party without uisssr., than t..y c..i .
: stsuri engine withplt fool.
I Mr. Fa-.eujsu tllk Mr. I10mh' On n'S
and asked 10 the hngunse hr NHl r."l sl'
, not an lutImat,nn Of che man 30 i.' .'H1r
= end ct tho nyruue. the Pr,,lIeut, wUn o..
u Gently addressed an outdoor crowd, swing
n none bat towards shrunA from '.I' lt.tn
q hill d. told tle senator tllt t.a h"rII.
lir,ns d.d not trrmhl' nor shrink III. De-
iprr-l o. the trial uf physical euiIrIn" 20
u the lat session. and iiutci tnlt t.y could
4 endure as muci again. H. denied .a'iI5
4 Republicans wrra oh.truru0s i.:Hulp
, hu,ines.. but sid they were urT...i %
I'M. Cuban measure Ut which nothing vas
= intended hut a party result.
J.. Mr. seward was not Boo thf hHifH' In'
=. uuguius th- courage ul any mon. l'' Do
lir,rd Cyrry SENATOR had .uH. u, ll'
him..lr had enuuch iUr bis uw0 rlrrH..'
hut other qualities ar aI-I u..-'iry.
A There ]. moral courage. There .. 'aIt..H.'
nr., ~ plel.r. Tho President haI r|Nrr
tpc,rry uut boo. plrisr. and hns asImf'H'
o Where D, thc Paclhr railroad N.rf H
4 tho protection Where tlr r'.. 90 i|s
/. Bankrupt? LIST. sunk. s1criir. dIu H.s A'-
tcmpt 30 lastrn slavery 100 tUr - HtuI'. Au-
crir,u states. 81 rart ~ 'Hs l-....nt'
= policy hl. hcrn CARVED out. laf Do H pl
e sacrificed % false AMI pr.trI.i ..'..s. .'
a which nothing is expected tl come. U'
& WlrI) bad never mistaken t.tir.I.ns
policy. lir never mi-iplk hlm ..a -aHi
= On arms. bat lUr . windnuli with -,....
u Mr. seward concluded tv 1900 ru.rs ne
declaration. that hr 3. 90 h' iaruI Hu ta3
side Of liberty everywhere and a.NHE..
= Toe motion o. take up Ihs Homestead ...'
e wa. lust
y. Mr Brown spoke IN the Cuht '.'' .l A.
a, vor ol acqui.itiun. lls moved fH .HF 's
- blll IN ,hr table asa tr.t vote o.. t.i
vote w. taken aud tUg motion Was ....-
yea, n, nays 3d.
llvr,E Mr. llush,. novel o. hrs 'hs
ruiz. Suspended O. ou fhl' him % 'r'rFia''
= hill repeating toe lar.G o, $50, and rs.
. ,,.ing tI,at ut 1870.
NJ Morrill, give notice that. should '...
~ notion prevail. Doc would uGl .s tara
ball l, 70 substitute.
r Mr. Ni.huIIgIlm gave notice no SUBJ
., ,,itutr o. -u.I,.uI tbc urI u. l-Il. lrl I''
,iyr that ul 1870 iur two yH,r, 0Ht N'.
10 lluehe,' motion % suspend vn' r.-'.'.i
-gl tu 80.
u Mr. PHELPS moved O. reconsider t.' vie
rr-cuacsus the Pc, oAgc AWrlsia'la
bill
' Mr. Blair moved % lny Mr. rlr'I,' uo.
e ton uu the table. N,silp.4-'ui Oh 70.
q, \ sharp discussion uia perennial ra'.''
en-gri between Mrs,r. Phelps, Oven,
Jones, Montgomery. and other.
~. The votes by which tlo ui.. vIs .n- .''FI
was rrrlusisred hy a Iars' miua'!, arA
the ,u9j,ct passed over.
j surEDv. TO. -.
f, SENATE. Mr. Slii.Ii mpls bong prom
A al explanation touching y,srr.ay. ir|'
d. cecdug. on the Cub, hlil, Announcing -
the same time that be- should make uJ tug
Their attempt O. hriug up THAT biii
e The Army appropriation hiil VS. taken
up m COMMITTEE ct doe whole. fine y1ti'
ous items of which make total Ul 1. II ,ooo,'
600
% After several hour. debate. the main ar.
: Preparations wcrc agreed 90 a. abb
Mr. Davis mosrd ADD clrri.d 10y vote ~
y against ~. an additional clause arrr'-
] prlaiiug about a million OF dollar, lur tore
p tiGcatiun, ihi. with "a lew mirur amen 70
!. ments, sends the hll htck O. the llaus1.
The bI!l was luliiy pass,d--yea' -, nays
rs.
. IlorsE. The Post Office Appropriation
bill was then pi-,rd IN the same manner 80
heretofore rjectrd. hy majority.
The President transmitted q messa-'.
tanning with hi. objection, TIE lul
\, inr land, ~ the several States urliiiins TOT