Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-21
Thirty-sixth Congressional Session
WASHINGroN, Dec. 70.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Bache coast survey report was order.
ed to be printed. MI HUNTER reported back
the tariff oil, recommending that it be post
poned Till the 4th OF March tabled. a mes
sage Irom the house announced the passage OF
the postal deficiency bill,
MIR. CLARK moved to take up his resolutions
Of inquiry.
MIR. SALISBURY hoped the friends OF the
Union would not allow the consideration of
the resolutions. IL would only add to the eX-
element, destroying the little harmony left.
Mr.. CLARK had not any wish to increase eX-
element, but thought the resolutions would
enable the senate to come at the truth vi the
whole matter.
MIR. LANE objected, and was for peace.
MT. HUNTER wished 1t postponed till the
committee take some action to allay the eX
cltement.
MIR. MASON supposed the object of the
mover to be, after getting information by an
other resolution, to require troops to be sent
ID those forts at Charleston LII few days
CERTAIN events will be presented for cOnsidera-
ton III congress when the whole question will
practically come up. lie never doubted the
periecl right OF state to determine whether
or not long u 70 continue iii the Union.
Mr. CLARK said MIR. Mason misunderstood
him. lie wished TO get the truth, and the pres
ident could give ii. lie had no intention 10
move farther resolutions.
Mr.. DAVIS coutended that the inquiries axe
improper, aud might only enUauaso the pIesi-
dent, VINO could not send troops nov without
bringing on the collision dreaded. lie trusted
there would DC no collision.
Mr. FRCMBULL asked what was rebellion.
Mr. MAsuN-Reslstauce BY a portion vi The
citizens against Il law enldndtnIs nom II cOAi-
mOI government Cluzcns were an integral
ar
were as sovercis "a 10 nay as wHcn the COnoutu
lIuu was iUrtuod Uut when states aUsulve
cltlzens irom tuc federal compact, winch the
sta,us nave power 10 do, then cIuZens become
Il, completely sovereign as Tile citizens OF
France.
MI rRuMBULL denied that states are SOW.
erelsn wacn ,uc5 nave entered Tue compact.
TLe deficiency bll! IRON tae house was re-
ferfcd 10 he committee on finance.
M. oLlDLLL salI he dbl not believe the
repJrter .. tnc associated press ever seat The
dlspILcd alluded 10 yesterday but the mtn
wIO did shoud b. pans Aed. lie therefore
m1Yed the eXpd,sl0u OF sdca reporter lrUn
the gallery.
MI JouNsoN's resolution was taken up.
Mir PUGH sad All me natlous vi tne world
are IOOnlug Tor restoration Ut peace Ia tnIs
country. Ills colleague, Mr.. Wtic, spoke OF
peace. When he lett hunll, all was anarchy
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