, 1859-01-05

NARu1hafos, Jan. 4.-housf.-lhefe oeln8
no quorum, there wae call OF tne douse ana
quorum obtained:
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Due - ~ ~'o-'Ao ~ Ae' 40e LUG 414t'''0 "A"
to' ,, A..
on motion u M. tne!ps 81 no., sns nouse
wen. lp.o t.m"aiee On 'ne no'e, on ene state ne'
o. o. Tue y a'on on Tue lnaiao appropriation olll.
"tho ~ coming 10 CONCLUSION, tne SoWhitlee
1ohe anu |ae aouse AoJoofne"'
SENATE The Senate met at noon in the old
hall, rom which the desks had been removed,
but supply OF cane bottomed chairs had been
provided for their accommodation. The gal
ieries Ind H61r were crowded Notwithstanding
the fall,pc snow. it having been understood
that the Tlcs President. Mr. Crittendep and
others would speak The proceedings, as usue!
we're opened with prayer. and the reading Of
the Journal, after which Mr.. Stuart, Of M.chi-
gan moved that as many ladies' we're unpro.
vided With eea,s in The gallery the3 could be
admitted on the floor.
Hr Hamtp OF Maine objected on the ground
that the admission of ladies you'd embarase The
Legislative busincss. consequently the ladies'
were not admitted,
Mr, DAVIS OF Mississippi submitted the re-
port OF she comu.ttre etatug that the new
Chauber was e.dy.
Mr. Crittcnl-n, uf Kentucky, mnvcd the ai]op.
ton ri tho report The parting trnm the cla1n-
Der, he thought, was IN event Of much suleulnlty.
Many ussociu ions. many Of Them pleasant aud
proud orrs, bind Us 10 tnls chumber. 1t I,as been
1he scene ii great events. lestionS OF the Aneri-
can Constitution, qurs1iobs OF great national i'm.
],prL. que,tious o peace aud Wat, ll4vc been de-
ha'cu in this Chs1nFtr. Great men have frequently
been the aclors TlAin the~e walls He had Keen
men here who>e nl!1e and fans bad not betn SUI
passed in Gr ck nr + ,nau HISTORY. Here he had
sccu Clay. Webster, Calhoun, aul others. They
tare lett Oh 'hee' Walls the lnrcss d toelT lame
Tnlu mhj sttc dome serrus 5el 10 echo with their
volces There are others too, whom he would
not designate, t1r theY had not yet iu'hIled their
polltlc-! services but whose names ure IN no
danger OF being forfeited. When Senators re-
move to the new chamber tue will curry with
til. N the inspiration OF their predecessors,
They will leuve behind them no iota 0! patriot
ism or attachment to the Constitution. These,