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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23
XXXVTTH CONGRESS.

EISST 5E5SIoNT-
SENATE, Dee. l5.-Messts. Mason Davis Collamer,
Fitch aud Doottle were named as the Committee under
Mr. Masons resolution to make investigation relative to
tue harners Ferry affair Mr.. Pugh submitted
oluton which under the rule lies over instuctng the
Committee ON Territories tO inquire into the eNpcdcucy
ofrepeaiug much o the act for the organization
the Territorial Governments of New Mexico and Utah MS
requires All laws passed by those Territories 10 be submit
ted TO Congress Tor approval REJECTION. The Rev. Dr.
Gurey was elected Chapiain and the Senate adjourned
TIL Monday next.
HousF, Dec. l5-Mr. vailandieham Of Ohio took the
huur aud said that The WHO indnrscd Helpers book
not ht to be Speaker member Of the House. lie
declared that he nota Northern tnanthR hc had
sympathy Tor the North lie was United Stntcs man,
with United States principles lie would give 10 the
South all that belonged to tthe Fugit Slave Law the
right rf slavery In the Territories, aud whatever rights
the Constitution cnnicrs. He declared himself against
dsuniOn, but hc did not believe the Union could be main
tanned except through united people, aud by the mmc-
diate total unconditional destruction of what he called
the Seclional aud Anti Slavery Republican partyr Mr.
Pennington Of n. j.. IN order that members might leave
the Chamber while the discussion going on, moved
that at o'clock the House proceed to vote for Speaker
three times, after which vote should he taken. But II
agreed Mr. Crawford Of Ga took the floor In
defense OF Slavery aud denied that the South had violated
compromises charged 10y Mr.. Hickman. lie claimed
that the first aggression form the North IN demand-
lug upon the admission of Missouri State, the restc
lou "t slavery In certain terrores-a privilege always
niuyed D., slave holders He proud of those Northern
Democrats who had. stood by the Constitutions but he
would tell them they pnNerlcEs before the great Re-
ubcan party. Ilc sd the So Ith had Of Helper 5
noktha Slavery could not he disturbed 10y II Heask-
81 why MI Beecher did not 60 to Virginia and preach his
nctrnes. Mr. Kgotc tnd.) replied because the liberty
speech is denied Mt the South. Mr. Crawford adlr:
ave not only deny liberty Of Speech but personal liberty
| such mcu--hp would be swung higher than Hannah"
lie concluded y saying tlut Democrat from Georgia
on the door would submit the Inauguration of Black
Republican President vote Tor SPEAKER was then lad,
standing for Sherman, 10; Bucock s5 Gimer %; scat
teng 9; necessary to choice, ~. Another vote was
had with change, except that Mr. Gimer had Is aud
scattering ID. The House then adjourned.
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WaShinrton. Dec. Is.

Slaves cannot breathe in Enuland."
They touch our country and their shackles
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'sRETuRSED H0MR. ."--Col. Curtis re.
turned TO Keokuk yesterday. Our peo.
! pie felt dseu interest in kzEowing whekh.
eT the bill removing the Federal Couri
to Keokuk, finally passed or net. Col
CARTS, on being asked, answered that be
did NOS know whether it bseame Law
or not. Oar vigilant representative took
deep interest ia this measure oE local
interest to our eity SO aesp that be can
not tell whether the bill, after amended
in tbs RoRas vas KskRraed ee the Senate
for is aetian or Ros
TAis MISTER IL easily explained. SIRE
pulsion promotes PoFesiky," ana khefs
was great deal OF repufsion as " ell a.
whisky. 10 Congress towards the close Of
the session. Hence the members were
quite parons, SO much so, it seems, that
bills OF great local interest 10 their con-
stituents passed through them without
their being eoneioas OF ID. We fear
the hih was lss&, @s We see 90 notice of
its being carried to the Senate for its ae-
tian after being amended ia the House.
Perhaps Col. Curtis feared that Bnr-
lington would take am5raae snd wo&e
against him II he showed himself as all
active in the matter.
II the bin failed AZ the late session il
will certainly not pass While Gov. Grimes
is in the Senate. We would not hIams
Gov. q. for standing By the interest Of
his Burlington friends and ws think
Col. Curtis had no reason TO fear that
Burlington would vote ag&isst him for
pursuing o similar course Keokzlk
Journal.
e. Senator Harlan, we are informed,
is equally obiiSfous on shis question; he
knows Rothing as 10 the passage of the
law referred to. Representatives of the
ia hoFn.-~BaF. GdxssIe.
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Taae Mtaalea I'd mawaaa.

Tie Prasidsnf.Of the Uatsad States has
aominassato the Senate, for ihe mission ia
Bogutas tAse Haa. George W Jonsa, d
Iowa, ssts ssAassg from th q STATS 1Msa
apPoEatmsak wzs alsogethsg unsolicited by
As. I0ass or ais eriamds, ard aethkng u
the sort waa kRswn 30 oT expSeksS BY lhal
gentleman nnsal the apmosnk aneak had @ans
into the SenAss KoT eankran asioa.
It is worthy tTibate 10 the worth and 4.
deity Of 3 Saishsal public ssrsaas. No
constituency ever had 1 mors eassxekie and
untiring representative II tha public eoaa-
cite than sAs psople ef iowa and kass Noggh-
waat hare had Iii tAis ssAraGag aaa lndafasa :
gabls dsmsssass and We do mSe beaaas@ slaaE
aE Rppui akEaaat neuld hags Assu made 10
gswe more grastASatioa aaa sakisEaekl0U 10
I u2ak Fssfou ef yiss Utaun lhaa tsss eas
shlch ths President has sAus ksadsged. uza-
solicited le she abie ex-sanakar Rrum
Iowa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-30

4 dispsseh from Washington says :--
"Ths Grand Jury Go-day brought in a
prsssatmans against Mr.. sicklss for mar-
der, aud share is no doabt 3 true bill
viii Be found, when . day sill be ses for
the sFial. Whatsvsr may have been their
proceedings relative to MIR. BataarwO Orsh,
it wGs tbs understanding about tbs Court
House, that they will take no further ae-
tiOu ca the Subject o. duplicating him
as accessory. From what has just trans
pired, shs trial viii furnish IA amount
Of scandal far exceeding what has al
ready bssa furnished the public, and
hEiAg EslaStausly 10 the witness stand
persons whO hare net heretofore figured
IN newspapers"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-30

a eass Ut matrimonial brokerage was
before the Suproms sonss, in Esw York,
one DAY last week. IL appears that a
man named Nsliis sued another named
Grouse, and his wife Ann, to recover she
sum of $1,000. The plaintiff allsges
that the lady beforehes marriage, prom.
asod him 81 900 IL be Soula pressure her
. husband In accordance with which hs
intEodaoed several gentlemen TO the lady
one Of which she Aoeepssd, and is nov
hsE husband. She refused 10 hand over
the bonus, however; and hsncs tbs vrss-
ems action.
Ths aassts Ut shs Methodist Episcopal
Book 0onsasn, al Esw Yoxk. aAounssd
20 @8as 49, aasa she aiahiaitiss 10 clio,
6S4s The sales Of tbs ysar axcssdad b
~, 600 sAoss of 1851. Ths dsposite-
riss q B0ssoa, PistsbuEg, aad Busais,
sss u athrlsiag ssadisiou. The aggrs-
gass assets Of she book sakahIsshmsnt st
GinSsEnats were $3.50 $40, ana the LA
bilitiss 9I2f ,gls.
The AaaehestsF en-. b. J Af1rroT saya
that - shs ssseeion ga Tuesday in the
aown pk Aabsrn, ID thai state, sighs
halless wsrs had far towa sleyk. RE
voss was u On GOvsraor. Thers waa 9
sis voss ~ Rsprsssnsassys sAs fret time.
Sahn Oiask aad bis 500 Gsssge, bosh
iiviug uaass saAs aazae Fssfg hssaraxssi.
leas men, 80 saaAss RspublisAa and shs
son usmosras, Esrs shs sAadadatss.--
fhsrs Ii no aoabs shas shsy eOsaplimsn-
asa saeh eshes With thsix votes, hus lhs
ssssesa sims sAs gashss LED osss.
Iha truth Wa neysr more foFssbls sx-
prsssaa shaa q sAs gSlIowiae lsass
ssR u there 10 a man swAe mag ssA bis
bread - psaes wtsh God aad raaa, IL ID
that azaa whO hds brougst sAas bread
oas = The ssssa b his swn Aoness is-
aaasay = Il sankessd 81 no trmaa, h
= wss sy 20 saas, II j. ssAiasd 10
hIoed. Z.
a boy fell sasough hole d tass lee ii
Anhasns Msw York and was sAssiss
thirty fsas " ahs sasxssaay mhsa kA easaa
up ssssasaaalls sareaeh anosksg apsyarl
kszga. sss8 .xmn sS,ass ssaassaA