The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-26
NEWS FROM wAsHrNGro,
Plan fG* the Removal Of thu
Mormcns from Utah. :
Debate in the House on the Fugitive
Glave Law.
Tenn COrvvim Defines his Position
ON the subject,
ke., &C., do.
Our Special Wsshtngtsn Despatch.
WAeuuOr0a Anti ~ l9Rn

Our Special WasAangtsn Despatch.
wAsau0ras, Aprt 2S, lseo.
PROPOSED REMOVAL o. noxHoSs
Al the srS legislative step the ssbjecs which has
been privately dscuAsea during The pest six ootha Mr.
Norris, Dois viii urge tho passage os Joint rssssu-
toa appointing Mr. Orr OF South Csro,a, 0sasrsi Dsa.
phan, Of Missouri and Governor WOOD II Iltsok Csa-
issouers negotiate With the Morssss for ~ sas e
their possessions, the express ooado0 that tAsV
within reasonable time from tho limits AaA tuss-
dcton Of a6Uned SssesL Tho Oommissioaors srS -
make their report tho President By TIE next sesass &
Congress- Inc ground for this movement 70 prsvsas
OF and bloodshed a. the history Of ths
Mormous In Missouri and Illinois THAI they oAnnss
owing to their pecuasities 1.-Two terms Of pesoe aAl
good neghborhood with contiguous settlements u aae0
trcsted ss questios Of economy 70 tho Treasury.
7HK REPUBLICANS AND THE YUGmvK SLAVE Law.
Tho time Of tho House occupied TO day TIE ss.
ment OF differences between the republicans regardng
Fugitive Slave law Mr. Eliot, OF Massachusetts, ahsughs
the Law unconstitutional becsuse that instrument dl
authorize Congress TO egate for the return Of fugves
among the enumerated powers. he oontsaded that NJ
intention the that ,hey should DO rsssrneA
Wy State authority Mr.. Corwn, having been member
Of Fores cabinet, which approved Of the act Of 1850.
defended its constitutonsl,y in witty and sSScasss
speech OF nearly two hours duration. BE rdiculed The
Idea that the same men who framed the constitution
for the Fugitive Save Law OF 1893 He should next OK
pect hear get up and express the belief he
constitution itself unconstitutional Mr.. Eliot backed
his opinion by quoting from Daniel Webster, and made
strong POINT the Ohio Wit, which he only turned by
the exercise Of bis inimitabie humor Mr. COrwa play
fully remndei Southern men that he not Q candi-
date before the Char estcn Convention but that he
delegate to Chicago.
The radical republicans do not exactly relish tho
rsa in which M Cnrwin announces his opinions
,ca in their party. They deem bid for both Bait
NOM and Chicago
THE SARDINIAN MISSION.
Tlct ommitseo Foreign Affairs, having authortsed
lfr RLa 'ngame " report bill, which he prepared
raising 81 rdnia to Rrs clsss mission will eubfaes
the FRS. ~ portuni.y to do
THE c0voDH COMMITTEE
No busBM was transacted by the investigating COM
nftAee todss on account Of tho appearance Of w.t.
nesses
1HE CAPITOL INTENTION
Mr.. Trs,. @ Airnan Of Pubic Buildings and Crowds.
has returned TT he city from his home in
and via shortly xamine into the management Of oua-
tracts and on Of the Capitol and Treasury exss
sions Captain Me will be sailed upon TO testify in ths,~
matters.
yRAl DULxST AaHK NoYss
Railroad oAcaAs q ate that large smsunf Of bIls a
the Clinton Bank OF esternpcrt; Nd byokeA, CON
being FORGET upon the unwmy, and % behaved Ia
q stin larger amount ha been MT into the West.