The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25


MI. CoLIAMn, lrep) Of W had very mucn tno Ame
oh1ecoope Poeei y be might not vote Against some
tne resolutions sandsg alone but ne must take sna" VI
Mr. KIssnY, e. opp Of No.. wa. happy . ind ne
party On tne osber SIDE o. she chamber we're 70 nvor
Inc UpSou, he 0ought the doctrine OF popuisf ~
squsitsr scvereenty led directly 70 dsunon He thought
aso ths, me doctrine OF the republicans had led % aus
looking 10 the preservation Of & Union
resolution, which csrried,r se following yeas and
nays
Gas:,.p Ss' snns@sn o..sSdss Dsvis ri.ps,sr;ca
go q ss..: Jehnso. o. fsnssssss Tss..s. lac L.
Puss ssbasisn, slideii, fhomson Tconbs WiEfSn Yu'
se.s
NArs-nsMs Bingham. Chandler, Clark. Conamer Dixon
poolnds tssscden Foot Potter grinss. bale aATln,
nrrIS A"S enmoss' sumner, Ion hsek' "sos W.
~ rru%suI !rsp Of H. did not vote ., N.
Senator nc Jova mn Hsrl.nl thst free dtacusaon on
the morality Of slavery or free epeech or freedom Of the
s.,lovs%Nsvs Az ssss 40 VIM ~'N
me vote vss the esmc on the resolution with the i'd
dision o. ON Mr. Trumsuns ' name al 70 the yeas
"a psyc 20 same vote % the previous one.
The third resolution va. taken up.
that ooprress had power 70 exclude slavery from the
Terr,tors the Supreme Court had decided otherwise
he could net yet with Them but the ground of
ton. '''''''' '- WV -
The vote stood, yeas 80, nays Is-Nessra King and
The fourth resolution came up.
Mr. Puou explained, naemuch the resolution de-
s.5,d g, a bad power over the Territories
Yeas 80, nays 2l-Nr Push voting In the negative
M CrNoHxs, dem OF n G., offered the following 70
solution O. On amendment:--
kssslved That The ssitsg condition of tAs Territories Il
se vIsf aaes does mot REQUIRE he Intervention Of
Mr.. Brown moved 70 strike out the word "not" after
me wore does" . .s .,,.,u
- ~ rs,s,as s,S 80
require intervention.
hr. DAVIS ,nsuent ms que. uon o. iacs, wniie INC
NJ arr sborsSs sbey had Better VOTE he smeud
me Mt down, and not decide on . question Of fact
Mr. GwT' (dsm Of Gal proposed 70 lay both on the
Mr. Puen said this ": the nrst practical thing in the
mean! for platform o :. matter Of issisisasai This
ss from sosS
and wanted 70 know when he was going % settle this
Mr. tlNcxAs offered 70 withdraw his resolution.
Mr. BENJAMIN objected.
MEM, NJ w''An objected to the character Of tho amend
Mp BENJAMIN suggested that they could vote Against
The proposition Of tho Senator from Mississippi and also
assDs that Of the Senator from North Carolina and thus
express no opinion by voting both down
Mr. PowsI said that no should vote both against the
esso,S o. the Senator from x'p and from
vote sssBs both, because he aid nos want 70 obsrust
H.so RI '1 osd SS SsS no. requisite information TO
vote on que stion Of fact
Mr.. PuGH said that n was q poor principle that was
never 70 BE- carried into practice Oenusmcn hsd IN the
,pfoyuatsou they ever would have.
M BsowS defended hs smspdmeut
M CRnrrDEx commences 70 explain hb vews, but
rave vay for 4 mosiou 70 "a iourn
Adjourped
Houss or Representatives.
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Hn crvu APPROPRIATION MlL
me House proceeded 70 act on tho amendments 70.
$500 s,o,, an. o,,.,,,.. Ar An. whoae m
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Ne ssass o. the Union 70 me cvi Appropriation OIL
Among those concurred In ono appropriatng
sso oo "a, .eds and cu,.inss N Ia distributed nv he
pssspt C,sncs "
ira MI v.s na~,sd Amons IN apnrooriaSous N
n oCo eco IA. tshfns ~ oesSps
- pIesy1o rrrnnxyu .-' rf,
Mr.. CoryAx, (rep) OF ma, caIlsd up ths ssuasc's
Pacific fsIe9Tsp6 biz he wa ogirnsly nj fsvor Of
giving out the contract 70 the lowest BIDDER bat no had
become convinosd that Il was not Tho best plAn.
M BrRsnT, (dcm.) Of KY, moved 70 ser1ke out the
Mans OF the corporators, Messrs Baynum, oodgwick
and and the Mon N