The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
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NJ wAIros, lrep) Of ", was ready 70 vote for any
proposition 10 effect reform, even 70 stopping al ne
pubic printing IN whatever shall be done, however, he
expected TO DO cheated.
Mr. HAsKS closed the debate by contendpg that tho
and through the Assistant Secretary OF state
and Attorney General Black distributed them 10 Keep up
his party organs In the course Of his remains be said
that when he found that the President eacherous 70
The principles which he elected he (nr Haskn)
opposed him The President repudiased at hi
own home In relation TO the charge against him about
letting the binding Of the House. no remarked that
was given out by the Chairman OF the Committee q
Printing to the lowest bidder AS 70 t vote for Mr. Do
frees tor Prl ter, he said be voted for whom be
pleased and would vote against al schemes Of exsravs-
gance and corruption, coming from either the democratic
After further proceedings the House passed the bill for
the establishment Of government printing ofHce-l2o
Mr.. Pryor made a personal explanation. In stating
that he had been approached be should have added that
N 1857 he was solicited TO apply for portion Of surplus
tund but that ne Indignantly repudiated the proposition.
THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
State Of the Union.
ton and Of the overshadowrs Oieschy Of what scms-
mes called property Resistance 70 tyrants obedience
900 GSdim This sentiment nerved the arms OF The
novoutonsry fatners He combAttod the doctrine that
me negro has no rights which the white bound 70
respect ms decision Of the Supreme Court strips us he
by our own right arms The old tyranny h. been bur
nshed over by modern politics and judicial democracy
Of liberty resist oppression having in vie The req
oraon OF the true idea and the overthrow Asehood
me Doctrine Of the ErsprseIe conflict e = sac'ent =
because Its continuance was to be considered
to the slavehoIdDg staes9 Our fathers did not think
rb.. slavery The highest type Of civilization ;hocE
ing idea and has been repudiated by the wises and
~ great organization TO overthrow false docnes
he said not In spirt OF menace unkndnesc but
der solemn sense Of duty incumbent him q repre-
sentative pledged 10 the cause Of freedom there be
no compromise whatever long tho question remains
undetermined; and this Is equivalent 70 saying
party in favor of The insisnssIe rshs. 1's q
man II this be solemn menace 70 the slave States,
30 be IT, We shall seek no quarrel, but shall
party bave no design against the rights Of Southern
States The leading idea OF the party reform-total
and fundamental reform in details; which have been
suffered Of late years to run into many abuses All bad
well defined impression that for the sake OF retainng
power corruption had been tolerated. not actively en-
couraged, high places He maintained, that for the
honor Of the country and those may be concerned in
the administration Of the government, there necessi-
enough 70 restore freedom the guide Of federal policy
to set asde the idol which has usurped the throne and
deep enough 10 secure honesty in the conduct Of all IL
The Post Office Appropriation bill for the ensuing fiscal
Mr.. CoyAx, (dem OF Ind, from the Post Onloe Com.
mee moved the various retrenchins propositions.
Inc co pay 9, Se route agents on railroads was
Mr. CoISAx moved to further amend, % - 10 reduce
the per centsge Of the postmasters Whose Offices yield
over S4C0 postage quarter 10 the rates esabhed by
The act Of lS5lan average reduction In those Offices OF
about ten per centumand also repeating the secsion
allo wing the Postmaster General 70 give pay 70
postmssers over their salary, making saving Of nearly
5000 COO per year.
u W. opposed BY Ms..s. B.rl.a.le, singleton and
Clark, Of Mo-, and after repeated votes the eommtee
rse without quorum, and the Horse adjourned.
CoRRxcuoN-The remarks Of Mr.. French, several days
ago, In support OF the Central Route Pacific Railway b,
reported by the Select Committee erroneously
by misprnt, TO Mr.. Frank