Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-12

STRUNG his remark al 7 see proper. will then
put such a construction upon ii as please, and
whether or no he stands up to 1t the sequel will
demonstrate. daughter from the republican side I
Mr.. Dawes, of Mas simply wish to say, Mr.
Speaker, that heard Mr.. Potter use the language
published in the Globe.
Msss,s Smith, Of Va. and Garrett severaliy
Mr. Grow moved the previous question; which
was seconded. He then closed The debate an
swesing objections which had been made to the
The House voted on, and disagreed to, the mo-
ton Of MI. Maynard to recommit the bill with
instructions.
The bill was then passed-yeas 1874 nays 73-as
follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Adams of Mass Adrain, Aldricb,
Allen, Ashley. Rabbit Barr, Barrett Beale. Bing-
ham, Blair, Blake, Brayton, Briggs Bufinton,
h SI1c9 C Bnringsme, Bnrnham. B1sterHed; Camp
Cochrane, John Cochrane, Collar, Conkling,
Cooper, Corwin, Covode, Cox, Curtis, DAVIS, De-
isno Dnell' Dunn, Edgerton. Edwards, Eliot,
Ely, Etheridge, Farnsworth. Fenton, Ferry. Flor
ence, Foster, Fouke, Frank, French, Gooch,
Grow .Gurley, Hale, Hall, Haskin Helmick Hick-
man, Hoard, Holman, Howard, Humphrey Hutch
ms iTsln, Junkin, Kellogg of Mich, Kellogg Of
OF Mich, Lee, Logan, Longenecker, LOOMS,
i.ovejoy, Marston, Martin of Ohio, McClernand
Mexican, Mcknight. Mcpherson, Montgomery,
Moorehead, Morrill,, Morris of Pa, Morris of III,
Morse, Niblack, Nixon, Olin, Palmer Pendleton,
Perry. Petit, Porter. Potter Pottle, Rice, Riggs
Robinson of r. T., Robinson of Illinois. Royce,
Santos sc,snson spauidng Spin
ton, Tappan. Thaver, Theaker, Tompkins, Train,
Trimble, Vallandigham Vandever Verree, Wal
dron, Walton, Washburn of Wis, Washburne of
Ill, Washburn of Maine, Webster Wells VIII.
| son, Window, Wood, and Woodruff-I3i
Nays-Messrs. Adams of Nv, Anderson Of Mo
Anderson of KY, Ashmore, Avery, Barksdale Be :
cock, Bonham. Boteler, Boyce, Brabson, Branch
Bristow, Burnett, Clark Of Mo. Clopton. Cobb
Craig of Mo, Craige of N c., Crawford Curry,
Davidson. Davis of Md, Edmundson English
Garnett. Gartrell, Gilmer. Hamilton. Hardeman
Harris OF Va, Hatton, Hawkins, Hill, Hindman,
Houston Hughes Jackson, Jenkins, Jones, Keitt,
Lamar, Leach Of n. c.. Leake, Love, Mallory,
Maynard. Mcqueen. McRae. Miles, Millson,
Moore OF Ky. Moore of Ala, Nelson, Noel. Pugh
Quarlos, Reagan, Rutiin, Scott, Sickels, Simms
Singleton, Smith of Va, Stallwortb, Steven.
SON Stokes, Thomas, Vance, Whitley, Winslow
| and Woodson-73
| THE bill proposes to admit Kansas into the
Union under the Wyandote constitution. The
first section declares it to be admitted OH an eou
footing with the original States in all respects
whatever, and prescribes the boundaries. with
| the provlso that nothing contained in the consti-
tuition respecting them shall be construed to i'm.
pair the rig hts OF person property now pertsin
| ing to the Indians in said Territory so long al
slch nights shall remain unextingushed by treaty
between the United States and such Indians or to
nclnde any Territory which DIV treaty with sue b
lndi IN tribe, is not, without the consent Of said
tribe, to be included within the territorial lmits
or jurisdiction of any State or Territory; but all
SUI territory shall be expected out of the bounda
ries and constitute part of the State OF Kansa,
until said tribe shall signify their assent to the
President of the United States to he included
within said State, to affect the authority Of the
Government of the United States to make any reg
! ulation respecting such Indians. their lands
property, or other rights by treaty law or other
VS., which itwould have been competentto make
| if this act had never passed Until the next ap,
Dortionment Kansas is to he allowed one member
in the House Of Representatives The bill cont ins
the usual land provision, and provides for schools
and State university
The House ad ourned