The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-02-24

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NJ SeTard objected TO Inc present cons cons
aton vi Tue report ati9 EVieu lhat it pe PRINT
ea e'as OF ,the
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tigt9 rAeet ealheH pl blf,i
e ~ alg'ng the honp OF meeanfgi from
n 4 E'HSS aR,f othssETfSe oFeeTsfa
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nay VI ash a4H lsp eloekk. Hs,lqs 81; sd
hn e. a an, Was mot sereeastop
sIJs.T arc &ssat .fTMrr Mason saidohe, fslt1if 1
n aoty inTiess Pine sPeefai message received
iroH me ses 10 ealt up me
,ouon no. eeasa ebbahe sehfi ofizs atlie
5 lls pt y i's % Use uti s
iottts e,gs4ls ht4ss 9e4sss ~ tle GASES ttieFepi
l s Fir, w. ~ , ne.
dTa U9sillHEe WpH1h 1fel ~ ms Hply, this ID
Dh ~, no TAKEN aPss to express has views,
anu express mem fniiy aler &C. h
4usstlls0nss; involved lI ~ that bill: a.,
MIR. I0enrps saws1t2 new ana sudden exi--1
genep s.iai GA thisss
ne FfeSeehad 4 e see y ane9.,e foglt
q ths 9psalnga 9t lheP Session, ana has SpsflaI
un' 1ssssS nnT sseS s
h bow to dsshargs is a.ss sd intended q. = dis
ihs regular business j :: s, !, ~ ,@' - s.a
sMr. Mason said This, bin had been; on ths sal,
eadsS "a aorg tsse and am ting regular order OF,
s5 &9Mald 11lot &c feifehedt ms seSs9
,Ar ssraieonatdered the hlnesaien eneoo'
great but was mot witltng % haye' !,
,aH 4elHssKa6 BenTfses sad ttenesfape
communicated no no recent outrage outrage; nothing
which they were'hot attead aware OF. The
hat sshs ssd y sSan It the e0a
th9rity Of Cpngr y and and yet # Sudden fmsg
gency should arise he would take the resRosn E
btity Of 'oraering a force TO the spot. THESE
'asl. rouits were n therefore M aatt within me
necessity, for ,fh thu bill, There wsre othsr
1IIsK3a any bin enable
the r XeGptiye TO make Mar,,1a .,A, ,,dl wode o
Mff,ISShield regarded this AS the most import
ash mater Yhs a Sp e9 FL 6fpT h sd Sen en-
ARPrypra bill, and BE was opposed to call
ing qR this ii, thirl measqfe, and h4ye them al
losStting faSh other ~ tha struggle for prece7
denSe trqn day TO ,i gay He vas oRpesed also,
to tfapsifFrIlh.S spch 2 power AS this from Con-
srasS tod a9aa h x, tt ,h ,2ass4 ., aa
To- Rh f9IlSys i.s ssb sdtp ss..@ ! pgd
hea44I-tMassSf Ss AIehi pa!e' Benlamlh, pig
iegn tbffoMll, ThesNlnt, Deayls, Douglas, Frche
FltFpatTTlfk, Green &YR, Houston, tyersons,
Slaen, Smith, Stuart, ana Ward Il, ,il .:,
:hGtggaE Messrsa Baayard, Bte, Bright, Broderri7,
iIck, SbaHdfer, Elagrk, yElayn G2llaWeri CRt1en7
dsns tlhrxson, ~ Eessenaf oot,
r4 f1taf H, nTp1er SSfAfph
Seward, Shields Sin popEk, 1os9MRPss, TrpMbull,
Waae,i Mh fP ana neeI5l; ,i,.d rn;J..nl
lhs H 1S RH IN 4N Maaf @9Efd to
I maatHnnre fWIicI WonId moi cons consume me time rs
i bad haasn 5;scussad and vas fiIy
stooodtN 'f'''s '''''iF ''''' III TIE %
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"JtennssE hfesSrs Rroderick chandIer CLARK
toIIanmnIenr Ghxrn,f tDo6littee Jnrkee Fessenden
Foot. Hale. Hamhn, Harlan. johnson Of Ten.
heskseee on1e,sI." King. "Puqh. Rice. Seward
Shields, Smiiaaotihiss, Stuart, frumhull, Wade,
and 'Wi,sopM2I ''"f '"' ".'" ','''
N a5EssMT Mess5rrjS. Alen Bates, Bayard, Bena
min :" Roller Briight. Brown. Chestnut. CLAW.
Cin1o5mman {riffenden. Davis. Fitch. Fitzpatrick.
G1raaen,'l Hamimadohd Houston. Hunter. Iverson.
Kennnesdyg9 Nfa,lYd6ry u Mason iPearce. Polk Reid
SebaaEsttiidnI SEdeff Smith. fToomb,s. Ward. and
NtmIee@3T. 81 l"'"''.2'r'A ' "' az" ~
Consular and DIPLOMATIC BItHThe cons,,
,a anaA t3on tl was then
bronnigIbt ND ElIr consiideration and debated ON
se,vyeaIfaI amendments proposinp a Modification
of nnnr nreaserit dnTomatic REPRESENTATION. The
mi Yatt n.alI 80 ameended in tL5s res,nect a. 10
nrr6vridap' that no fnraiGn dnloma;c agents other
.bsGn ok'ls nsa5c; ced N The h;ll sbalt receive
dn1si,n, 'toa ~ Eo,,e otbar
amanndmentsI we're ere made. and The b;Il Vas nass
pd'''f'i r'i -" ~ .7'''a' ''tff' N'''~''i'
| Will tba' abny,e' hin was under considera-
;nnp M SIdaT made an nnbs1ccessGtl attesmIlnr,t
10 taake M liz GINA hill LzxeaI navs ~
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A. eom,nittee OF eoafe.s,acs VAS appointed.
tn meetion from the Senate on the disagree
ing votes of thetwo Houses on the Indian APP
preparation hill.n ai.rf,i,.,l t-,rls iut,inae,
1.-The army appropriation bill was further CON
sidered. .ini Copmittee of the Whole. and an
amendment offered by Mr. Faulkner, and mod
ICED Nv M Repaie;qp,, WAS. adopted reducing
the appropriation for the c{nsttucti ION Il. bps-
raska, f&e.o Ar, Phel ps, Of Missouri, made an
insffaotual, motion TO- strike oul the item; Of