, 1859-01-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


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dsle, Of Aississippi >ffered tho follo"in, which
WH1rxAx. II has been announced IL foreign
ioutnsIs that The Courts Of France and England
hsd given notice 70 our Go,ernmens nas. .ne
cesaion Of Cuba to the United States VII not %
tolerated. even With the consent Of SPAN
.RssoSpsd. That the President b and il hereby
requested, if 1t ia not Incompatible WITH she pub
Lie in.ersata, to communicate 70 tn0 aoaee INC
cnrrnanondeupe between the Governments OF
France and England and our own relative to tho
csssion Of Cuba 10 the United Sta.es- .<%,,y
Mr. Harris, Of Nd. asked, but failedtt TO obtain,
leave, to offer joint resolution requesting the
President to interfere in the hortara case.
The House resolved itself into Committee OF
the Whole On the ssate Of thc Union on tho In.
diAn Appropriation bill .
MIR, Blair, Of Missouri, offered An amend
msut that no part Of tho appropriation Tor re-
moving the Indians in Washington aud oregon
Territories, to the reserves. and for tempor-
ariIy maintaining them, shall be used TO pur-
chsse arms and ammunition for the Indians.
MI. Phelps, of Missouri, explained that the
Indian Bureau did not gtye guns to hostile ln-
diaua. suggested 4 pIoylso that nothing herein
shall interfere with the trenty supulations which
We arc bound 10 obey.
III. Dlair' amendment, thus modified, IVES
adopted, aud the bill laid aside to be reported to
the Housa.
The Committee proceeded 10 ths considers
ton Of the Presidents Annual Message.
&r. Nichols, Of Ohio. wished to put on record
his protest B2ainst the passsge Of the bill pen:
eionlnR tbs Boidiers Of the war Of 16le- Shou!d
it become Law, it would entail curse upon
the country, 1t WAS for the benefit of mere dc.
pendent8 On the GrAtoity Of the Government. at
She expense Of the industrial class. The feyo-
lutionary pension system furnishes no precedent
for ihat now proposed. Provisions already e1.
ist for those disabled in the public service. The
idea Of pensioning men for patriotism wax not
In aeenrdsnce With our institutions. For re.
ply 10 tbs argument thos such pensions would
atimulsts spirit Of patriotism, and provides
against the contingency Of large standing a.
my, Me. Nichols said the young men who rallied
to cur standard in the Aexictn VAT, had no
stimnlus OF thst kind. Patriotism does not pted
culture: It orerdows in every American heart.
According to his calculation nearly fl3. .o0o. 600
are required annually to carry ont the proTls.
ions OF the bill. 4 pertinent inquiry Was where
is the money to come froms
Hr. Feuton, Of New York, said we did not
pansion those who entered the service OF 1912
and the lat6E wars simply for service, bat pro-
vided that If any we're disabled while IN the line
ef duty, they should be pa1si0ned from the date
of injury TO cortlnue during life. The suost.
tute be offered to the soldiers bill WAS intended
10 remedy the injustice TO theae classes OF per
Sons and 10 carry out the contract made win
them If the bill had embodied only those who
were dependent nnd il want be would have cor.
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e an amendment
Mr.. Anderson, u MO-, sald Tue result OF our
policy has been 10 submit 10 o1ttaSes ana 1lss9Ns,
until not ou'y tue great bnt tae saiallef naions
trl1lI'l1 ou our Tag and infringe on our pupllc
aud private rights. It IL high time for ns TO
assert cur proper position aud stcEnly maintain it.
Our treatment frU,n Splin ll1s been of the most
aggravated character. How cln our Government
e1pect 70 be respected nai-,s eAleilo pilectlou
10 our clt'zeast ne o!d not Know "hat lnst!uc.
Ions our munster 10 Mauslu na4 1eeeIse1 oul NJ
knew 1t would be tile utslre Of tue American !eo-
pie that e1nand suou:d be made lor full naeln.
Ply lor a'i "f9nEh. ~ si'aln 'e'useu. loen oul
~ ~M!n.sn1 toou'a ea!ano nis l'Ls'i'u l';i', u ain
te1u.a n.me' a.a toe oo'elnny. M sIou,u eaa neau
oqoao'ou anu taAe ros'saeou :" Euua - inuctns
!os .ls T.. anu sesu't ~, ,,tnr ~
aG" n ~ 1uc. ~, h ae
~ nt1sela VIZ "ou'u " 1!e i"l'c. " tnI Iaeeu-
Lise. - "As huohu uia1 11ucs Aau Eue!ano ~ w
opxssu 70 tpe .Asi'so IN a. ost '1s!'oy. "e
WI. luu1e aI,1o at!u ueuAs. ~
o1a uaa'Hran1e @ ues, sS'ty 'of ouf acqq'stion o
1a'* "as ,;' nooa'o .uc'e 1e 1ouset os'aj. ns.
Va "nSi spliu !a.t' NY Ah tAo!ot1ol
psiee ~" III ls'al'u sne fe1uses
.eeh VIC eaaal pe Ju:lhleo ~ tue e;es
o. au na..ooa n 'aA'ne porsesslon o. II
.a ar. Anderson aHnoea 70 me ana.rs Q! Ien1sa!
nnenl.ca, auser'ipg 70 toe lscomnenoa.on IN
~. tne a Ies.aenss message, ano "aea'oR 10 arm
lne @ 11ee4n'e WIN aa'ple Pone1 70 oo'aln re-
u.ess ~ s:. s.ssuusee. 60 ilste oelnK laiu,e
~ ~ juan !oasmn.y aso.n MeAlco' We enoulu
ne poso1ssau VI ues ,s tellitoiY ~! u,onR ner
eoa'ueIa @ usi' oolae,. ~ hoou'o annol tne olay-
on. ns.;aa sna !.rsbpec'e o. me op1n
m 11ns nh.,oos, nee'y 1seeE' ano "a1n'a'n Inc
"oaeoe aoSssne.
49, M.. asnourne o. il'uols, charoctesizeo me
~ usaioe1sae ons PITY ~ ~ oHesrcny. me organ
ana fepreSentatlse Of the slave propagandtsss,
Maa 1aa ianY SommnIea 70 execote thelf commands.
Ans "epuonean PETTY aa tne tfa'y Democrattc
parry. ~ lnose olates Wnefe II relies On lts
own pllne,piss aoa energies, II Is unlled ana
impFeGnaole. 4ts ndeai,y 70 these ls the condi-
non o. ita success: II hos nothing 10 gain by
avo'oln9 tns real issue. Ae condemned s4uat-
yer sovereignty and snid IT had quashed Cas-,
OonRias and the other original advocates. An
OMNIBUS conlo ao9 contain all who adhere to
tnst ooc'rlne. He advocated leRialatiou by
Loa9ress 70 proh,o!t slasery IN the Territories.
aaa re eprooateo me Urea scott decision. The
sstugR'e OF ireeaom over slavery has barely be-
gun. AUG henee u becomes the duty Of Republ'-