The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-06

no contract enisred Into by sbs President sAsn be 10
nswes ey hin usal esuvsses. snan % sassses tsss
en. provk,os ne return o I'll r~espsursd Afficsss
kr. TAYLOR aovocaseo hs amer dmsns ssying thsa
h We u,n such . ,ss sns STsu does oos as
'IS r. oIs replied .b.s this bin propos.d esy 70
ops ,h ex,stpg lsw for the pFohbnx OF the -
usos sne The the Prss1ent " his go
NJ Ssn s.: no zcsS 90 e osnS
On cry vessel epeseed In the slave trade whoh may
captured BY Americas vessel shai DO returned 10
~. hssoips oouia DOS ocuN,n. 70 that Under ths
oyerson Of be previous question no amssdmens u tbs
Con nis'ee On Jod'csry vas acopssa -
out 20 much Of be bill prov6es Tor shs manssaasos
Bouss o. that subjscs He maintained shas shsrs
word the q 1919 which requises, jasass or
,.saInsd 20 Africa fssss .Sd x,csss ssosid .os :
supported from Tho 1reaAury boon nos granted to any
M RArsolps showed thss the provision in he biz
carried cut the ipterpI etAton OF President Monroe
the sc q lsie whih bad been FOL owed hon teAs
time 70 this, and The gentleman froa Georgia would dad
tnst Congress IN March, 1859, spproprased ssoos for
the africans q the Esho acoofoanos VIVA shs rsqoss
Mr. CsIwrosD :aia the HOUSE m lsss sesuauy ds.asd
thai any such vs. 70 BE- made Of che 81 0OO.
Present sdvnsa Coss,sss that be- bsa naAs ooorso.
for The tepsnoo clohing og tns Echo Africans
Tor one year He asked for The sppsopssae'' and Con
=, cgs.I, ldsn q A., moved . ..:.a Tie s:.s
ss s % ssss =. sns e s
tbss sce+ty pssmsDeDtly 70 THE government"
NJ PsroI, ldsm q We SAD se vss aot o.s q tAess
pres he slave Ssds but shs III; ~ss n - .srssss
usurpssiop Of rover kproposso launch shs sovssn-
W.: 1Sus .sssrpss z SsSsS Is IN
babi'snts Of Ethiopia II Congress may appropriate
1Ss Or IN y
Dot appoint missionaries 70 look aitsr their rstesas an
moral iDssructions Do nos gentlemen know tnas the
month"; Here opened source Of Hin rabs expssss
Be alluded 10 The depreciation and psuperhm Liberia,
were Dot for the soosss on Of occasional szasoo hon
THE ocUnUy.
cup ',.sstos he 4,lissn slav. ssss.s ''1 Nc - '-
Mr. PRY0R-Iam
M SURVIVES disposition would you mako Of these
Mr. PRYOR thought be was ready 70 give satisactory
response He belo up the usrious essope q B.is'eh
quasi or mocihsd oono,tonof slaveryso the appreo-
toe system To republican see be sa,d, take them
rescuins them nom : calamity UNDER which they noe
labor
before beard Of any connection between bb government
the American Co onxaton Society BE suggsss ed 70
tbs bill which YeIss 70 The Coonixson socaesy 81 s Il
not meDt oDedor reieyrsd 70 In the iaw He maintained
nss 1r1s -. @s . n,
on our own coset, - 10 pusnh murder committed on
stipbosrd. What viii become Of these rscspsursd Atr
canss Were they 10 be landed on some hhospitAble
sbore or thrown into the ssas Hs colleague xr ror
would reduce them 70 quast ssrvisuis, but not
that slavery shall be egissteo into excluded from
the rssrtorts. those who supported this doctrine
20 % q 20, pU
freeman Out Of . slave. But hn colleague seemed 70
ss,s esSss:ss That n 11 %. con ne psy
Mr.. lame, (eeu.) Of Va, wanted 70 know vhsthsr
these Aircsps ere nos confined within hs walls Of sa'e
NJ KIison replied that they were subject TO the
would sIiow them 70 remain within iss limits
groes. He knew Virginia would not II they could mot
- so %
becsuse DO no hing ess with thsn We cannot hep
M IxAKs ssid be would pos throw them into the sss
and be thought the government nad discharged al ~
Obligations when liberated the negroes from slavery on
shipoosrd, and landed them on the shores Of free
Mr., snIsos concluded BY speaking Of The humane and
juoicious policy eubooicd 10 the bii
Mr. BINGHAM, trep) o OHIO movso The previous ques
ton, wbson 80 ssocooed tous getting on Mr. Curry Who
The House r,,sc,es s proposed motion 10 amend the
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op nr<orn.
Nr DAVIS, (rep) Of Mass called up The resolution re
from the Committee on bectioce, declaring tnaa
Mr. BArreu entitled 70 the seat from the First oou
sress,onai cstr,rt f Missouri, ana that Mr.. Blair 10
Mr.. Dawes STATED shss the printed evidence covers
hopssnd pages, and Was agreed that nessrs Barrett
should each BE- aloved t~o hours 70 debate
Mr. Dsvss argued In favor Of the resolution and Mr..
Gimer the other slde.
Adjourned
New Haupshirs Legislature.
CoxooHp, H., Juse ., 1890.
ne lssnlaafive republican 10 p,gns nominased
chas H. Bill for SPEAKER o. the Hoase; 70 wId ssysr