New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
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fs'sSd polr-s e ,r=sI, easing no comrssstSe .hsa

hGce ouhiUsiCs prevailed, ne;nbss 10 every direo-
tl,h sidn'Ug up, suae onfiJ obi citing 10 tie rsse IT
tf. c'eh re. ~ Otht n caiIsg "a order.
lie SPEAhEk, n 4 tore above The dia rum .sd
mem tAst nc had sat iOG tas Sfse rms % l.
his dbtg.
Eanoos questions were ssted snd ar s~ered in r.
zero 70 4I1ie l!oceedi e, s-Ogl1 Tie rIt.s be
Mir. PHELPS modified biz report ia oornD;iAn - with
tue teIas OF the resolution Of toe Connl lee OF Nays
eco MeaIs, end, GBsly. toe SDssksr decided tha:,
sh't ID The Ipies be snspcnde4 Mr. Phelps bil, to-
Getber with MI MOTH and the ameudrnetts or sob
tMoits Of otLCT StIltni.D, u hove t. be rc!orroi
- ne COuuit'ee of the Whole on tie State e the
Union TOR consideration.
Ice bii ses read for information simply. Il. pro-
vices thst tie operation o. tb. first, seco1 ,75 third
sfdiors Of tie ct cf 1851 IRE su.psoded fr thre.
yftrs, from the Sjth OF June, loj9-iron and after
ELiIL TIC sane cutes sba be .-yed aui collected &C.
coiorP 70 the prcvscI' r tte . of 1876 i,r three
scare bLd 10 longer. Al Co)is, aud nfTChaa.
dise II pubic tCIe OF Ju.y oJ9, Tor 1npiiea,
are % be- pct 80 the duties prescribed ~ tlis act
ite House, by I2S sPsinst - refu-ej TO suspend toe
ilefb twOti3cs vote he-g r. qqirec n folio vs.:
ttAs-sistsIa abbott. Asa'r All, Anderson. snareSs
Afrfs Bar B'mst. bis-brm R..h'p Blair EIss, Boui,
ohtpu AZ tl1 Cor n Csr. " Csrk . Coos'sns Cot
sA = In. Cosose, RAIN CsG.. Jast. MAJ Davis Mas
Esrps~,rh Fertob, Florence Foley foster 6'taoiass
Gillho Oiluer GOosh Goodwin, Grsnser GrHver, Gov,
Il VOID BuJer Jese,t Oasn Jones Ksia keIaag Kelsey
I'm sIIy SSn,T LGsey Icy Led , None
nefy MorIiL Morris Penn sor-e fM.insl orse " VI
an.rsy, Ohm, Psmer rssrr. Petit Ph-rr CHoj Phclp'
R,ng r,aua' Ri,edr. Rsbbl,s e,berts Royce, Ru-.e,
Fireman Onic. sbera.sn N s,cI~s Stanton stewart
ss S5cs'' ss- sSslss @ o. & S
lsy Wilson. Woo. wor.epd,.e, u liooHer-l2a.
AisGhe,n' 49, hyeIy BSi.s'ae s2ooes s'n66,T1'
Cobb John cOob,us. Cooseren Coaius Cr.r lMo crsse
IN e. CTsvfoId Curry Davidson DAVIS tno Davi. (Mt.sL
Dov OIL, LoDuuas1n ElHott EDs 3D. East, Fslltner Gar
let Carmen, CIo Orgg Of0e,bs T. Hsl tJhi Has
Mt % eeU. hchsr s1Ithsli III % Mes MiHo1, Moor Nor
Bvfn ssI odg- saysg- scsles Scott s-,ssrd SHAW (lj
sbs% (E shos,eL spsst'n sntb tii.l smith tTsqo.l'
TsJlo IA) waller osb.m Vance. stLins Tin.low Mood
son Wrtht Ca. Nnsbt tIen9j-8a ,
The tretdtL Ct transmitted message returning with
his objections the BID granting lands TO the several
States pTOvicirg FOR eges lOl the benefit Of agri
couture, AID for the promotion OF mecha.ic ants
lie ssys that according u the report of the Interior
DepaIn eIt, ever Fix millions Of acrs will be re-
q,ired which, at the u,iDinum price for the same,
will oqusls 900. THIS bill passed at period
Of great fDs1tiai embarrassment, and sbouid it be-
cor law tie Tfeasuly vi be deprived Of nearly
al ia ircIns-Hhch for the next year il estimated
al s. eco 0t0- from thN source. Stonld TIE thirty
three States enter the market with their lad
fciip, The pubic lands would necessarily dimin-
ish m value; ard conideIipg the many land war
rants ia the market, the Treasury would be de-
priSei Of 80 much revenue. ShOnld tie time
ever arIiye when the State Governments can look
the Feders Gov.rtnert 10 msirtsin th.ir system Of
internal policy, the character Of both VIII become
greatly deteforatet; h-rce the two should be kept
trely distinct. Another consideration was that If
much la, d was pTecpitsted on the market il would
benefit spectators 10 tie Dry Of actual crtiyatOrs.
II Doubtful Tor the reasons stated, whether the
proposed grant would conduce to the benefit Of ari-
culture. TIE HTefdelt argues that It was never IN.
toned by The trainers Of the Consultation, in author
ling Congress to make ncedul regulations in relation
TO tb5 pubic lanc that the 'Ends should be gigen
away. lie lrrposey ev ids any attempts - dehce
what portion Of the public lands may be granted, and
for " Of purpOsc to improve the value and prJnde
the settlement srd sale Of the remsin Ter with lut vO
latirg the Constitution. In this CAGE lie adopts the
rule trut sufficient unto the day IL the evil thereof
Mr.. MORRILL, VT said the Presfett has a night
Ia expitss lis opinion 20 whether the biz eas
sttu'iOnal not and Members Of Congress have tie
same privilege. The bill was not introduced .
party tasue, and had received the sanction Of men
on al sides ~ The House. II MEASURE near the
heart of Wasbipgton and yet the President has sent
esfage here to-day TO strike DO VII tde bill, perlHps
the OILY proposed for the especial benefit Of sgri-
culture. The President has committed if not crime,
At least n builder Mr. Morrill, then briefly replied ~
sOne u the Presidents OBI -ctioIs.
The question was then taken on the passage Of the
biD, notwithstanding the Presidents veto to the COO
tgS
sbeiss% ~ THIRDS majority, required by the Con-
si,uIioH, tie Speaker declared the bill rejected.
Tic Housa tieI wert into Committee of The Whole
on the Naval ApprOpiaupn Dh - =.
Dung Discussion relative TO Navy Yards, Mr..
CLARK Is. COCHBaNE II. y said that that at
BscCkyp was a political machine and that # the
Demoolanc party required such places they shouli
supper, them At their own ana bot at ihs pubh' 8
c1peIse.
Mr. SlCKLES IL. " said the patronage OF the
Navy YARDS distributed unGer Opposition as wen
6s under Democratic Admins tsiQLs, and tina. the
pItciice Of rotating suboldina.es was iniiacd under
President Taylor.
Mi. CLARK h. " regarded tho Navy Yards az
schools of pes'h,nce and bribery whence s.le bands
of mtroetares to destroy tie political liberties OF the
people. .,
The bill was then laid aside, aud tie Sonates amend
meu's 10 The Corsul4r ana Diplomatic Appropriation
bill 10 the Legislative, Executive and Judicial APP
trorIiaion oil, ara 10 the Invalid Pension BAL, wsIe
sevtrsly a,,sd on.
Tie Committee tltn lose, and the House conourrel
in Inc Committees action all the SeGAte's amtn@'
nerts.
There was no further action OF TIE Naval Appro-
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