Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-06
Last Nights Report.
OONGREssIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE
Mr.. Sumner presented the petition Of Lewis
Iappan and Others Of New York, against the i'm
pr1sonment Of Thadeus Hyatt. Also a memo
rial Of citizens Of Massachusetts Of African de
scent, 70 the sane eject Referred TO the Har-
pers Ferry Investigating Committee.
Mr. Pugh presented letter and documents
from Comptroller Medil relative TO the charges
made against him. which were referred 70 the Sc
The B5I liking the time for holding the United
States Court in Florida was taken up and pass
The Post Office Deficiency Bill was received
from the House with nOn-eoncurrence in the
Senate's amendment striking out the pro
viso for the restoration Of discontinued mail
routes
Mr.. Hunter asked for 3 Committee Of Confer
ence. Agreed TO.
The Houmas Land Grant was taken up.
Mr.. Bayard addressed the Senate in OppOsi-
M. Collamer repeated that there was no
ground for the sweeping charges OF Mr. Green
against the people Of Kansas; his history Of nc
tOns in Kansas was fallacious.
Mr.. Green was understood TO say that the Sen
aior mlsrepresented his position knowingly.
Mr. Collamer said that was the parliamentary
way Of charging falsehOOds- Such an accusation
had never befOTe been made, and he was mOrti-
ned that At his age Il should be made.
M Green was under the impression that the
Senator designed to misrepresent him. In regard
70 the charge Of falsehOod he endeaYOred 10 treat
Il with iOcularity.
Mr.. COilamers said it was serious matter to
him.
|, Mr.. Green was understood to explain by saying
y perhaps the Senator misunderstood him
Mr.. WigfaN spoke against the admission, and
Nr. Wade IN its favor, and against Mr.. Green's
Wendment to change the boundary. Bill post
Kd-S5 egain1t ~.
srs. Pugh and Latham voted with the Re
Fns, and Mr.. Kellog with the Democrats
Is rittenden, Nicholson, Douglas and Clay
1nslhe latter two paired without action.
sa ~ was laid aside and the Kansas bill ia
EithoutA said he would vote upon the bill
ne Woqld,eference to the question or slavery.
not win for the admission Of Kansas but
ysSseo .l-l, % u SUTTON as Il nov stood he OBJ
olan Tribes. A.With the treaties with the In
and attributed thieWed the history Of Kahgas
ne Effects Of Eusqrders which occurred 20
T ne sDS!ltio3ize "; A Aid soeieties to colonize
Ar. IrumbuI said IN M
be 70 defeat the bill, anIeet Of the vote would
9y 9Llny 6iil ana consider dyed 10 postpone the
The consideration Of tina
eeeded with The amendmepy bill was pro
leisfesis on money advanced d pay 81 600 900
- vas oeOatea at length and Ng TIE war Of
An appropriation for the repfA
feinnteefs was concurred in % 10 IsN Of Texas
NJ Hale offered an amendment n
t' ~ " ~ =! olleefs OF the army except nng the
~ - -isl.9 % soyl9 annually. Rejected Itenant
a Si6aogi 5iol.al1.i ilI71isling the bill Ntinst
HOUSE.
IT. heynolds called up the Senate Biu r,alA
provision Tor the return and s1lrrort f, !. ii.stA
period, Of the re captured a frfssir - . l-iii'e
The Committee on JudiciarV rro,o..5 /.
emend By increasing the sum frofn, kJ06 - e.
lor their comfortable clothing sbelier .,,J -, -
visions for Q period not exceeding ops yea ~ -
ne date Of their landing in Africa and slso h
SSSsoslag SSso ag the aggregate amount from 500 OSo
NJ. Taylor offered an amendment thatpo con
uaet entered into by the President snail be -
neHed Dy him until Convention shall be enter.
Ato between the United Statesand Great BritaiD
lllElng joint provision for the return Of IN ~
captured Africans y 80 is
~ IayloT adyoeated this amendment. saviu,
that while We return such negroes CIreef R-itsis
Goes not de wanted 70 leave the who'll T1s4fs,
open for The consideration Of ConQresS
4lf. Reynolds replied that tbls rim ,,v,o,tss5
only Q carry cut the ezisting law for fbs Ilibf
tlo1 O me slave trade and recOmmenfsfio- ~
ths Eissloellt ln his recent special roez5fgs -
,,-,c ~ Sel94 el9'4 wished % IaCFe 70 s4ike ont 4,
" - @ ~ nc Oh e. provides for the nainfensnos
AIselez enc ear desiriu 70 tel he ss,5rs ~
- -ol-5 On lnat subject he nri1faire5 49,
.f-s ~ s.. not word il the aetof Isle Jgl1ist -
s-,.-l letlles OF permits the Uaited sf1fs- -
Fl4t s-e year those Hafuraed 70 a fries 7-b.so
wa Allieans alioald not b sapb5r1sd froTs ~