The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12
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In dEKA LIZ 0Ab OieA'h
suit and affords an iusa on Of Abe tts Of TIE ,syss
10 Holy Writ, "that Got wcu. q make the srs'c ms,
bAts Just esaoly What has bssa oose 10 tost ~Savea
noa the senator from Maine I, 0ud nme FOR osvse
rscrs.uoe during the saioaramsot, 'aas wss diasn'
Mr. roosns, (dsm Of Ca. though, tina, MOI thss
nye hunared private bills could be maintain cd any
rAssAox or DruussoY nuI
By general consent the 10 reconsider vas With
drawn, and the Hhcieocy bill taken up sud psssed.
After an Executive secession the Senate s,ournod 0l
Monday.
House 81 Representatives.
wAsmsoros, May II, 1854
OUR rszArY sxPuLAnoss WIN PARAGUAY
Mr. BRANCH. (dem.) Of N. G, IRON the Com u,t,,e on
Foreign Affairs, reported the Senate bill, which was
passed. providing for the carrying Of the spss,oos
OF the convention With Paraguay. The bill provides for
NE appointment Of commissioner for 81 500 for seryos
N fu 70 act In conjunction with the Paraguay Oommi.
noner who has been here Tor several mon I, iuyes
cato and adjust tho claims Of the Paraguay Nav esuou
Oompas the secretary and interpreter to be pad ii 600
Provision also made for UMPIRE II ooe 10 NECESSARY
- TERRITORIAL BUSINESS
Mr.. GRow, (rep) Of Pa, moved but the House REFUSED
10 resolve itself into committee on Territorial business
he then reported from the % nnt.ee on Territories
and moved that II bs reoommitted.
NJ TArn, (rep) Of Mass, moved that the bin DO
t4DFeQ
Mr.. GRow-You have mot the floor to make thu mo.,o,
Mr.. THAYn-rhe motion is always in order
Mr. Gsow-Not when another gentleman occupies the
floor.
The srIAKn decided that Mr.. Grow was entitled to
make bis remarks.
Mr. Crow said the Committee on Territories had de-
csdcd TO report i've bills providing for "a many
new temporary governments to be called res.
pc'iveiy Chippevs,. Nevada, Idaho, Arizona sad
ing the geographical area Of each ana explained the no.
cessty Of organizing Idaho, now known Pixies Peak
Nevecs cut oa from Utah and Arizona from New aexi
for The overland mail passing through these Territories
at . eavipg OF 500 900. me protection which would be
afforded BY these settlements would be far better for the
govern ment than army and forts and while seem
pgly safe the mails would shield the emsrans from In
dian depredation. He said Daco,sh will include all the
territory west Of Minnesota ana Chippewa the country
lying between Nebraska Dacotah, the Rocky Mountains
and the Britsh Possessions.
place yesterday shat these blIls would taken up
t 10 MORROW.
M Gnow replied that every body understand
the matter differently He would confut his ttg-
men in conducting the business with which the House
had entrusted him.
Mr KELLOGG (rep Of Illinois, proposed an amendment
whrh Mr. Grow CONSENTED should be received, ausnori
sing the people Of the organized Territories to elect all
their officers.
Mr. TiuYrR moved 10 table the Idaho bill
Cries from the democratic side" That's right"
The motion was decided in the affirmative, yeas 1o2,
fe..-ses.r. Adams of Ky. Adrian. Allen Aodsr-ou Of
NO and, s Of x, Ashnr. ss.ssesie Barr Brett
sn1Sst cIsrt q MO. oesion. ooss. eln sSSsss
s SCI sss Ferry psf s.ss Iss Ss
Gilnsr, Guriey, H,miaos. Hsrss; Harris Of Va.
Yard Hull Jscisoe JsosGs kissre- Kiia.er Kun
ss sss Of s %
s sH s xs g nss' e sss q f.sd s
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a ssa iss:
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ss r5.! ,oo CIV n,S ss han c, sSi,ssa osgpss
E.s.: Ps.nS Duel s,s airs sdw, s"s. rds sy
mick Buesps IrT,os ynnsia' Ksiom of ssi ks
..E .. p Leach q s!sS L,. Svs1y .:rIsS
MR. Peal. Poasr. Pa ls sioe Eobirsos Of l. Roscs
Sssr S.psssr1 Ser.s Wade w.s,rp w.on waaScun
o. Wiz. wsshSurre q III, wsshsurns< Ne. weis wilson,
rhs above sords fair Indication Of the other yea and
nay vote on the Nevada bill
Mr. GROW reported bull 10 provide for The temporary
Mr. CLARK Of Missouri, (hr. Grow yielding the floor
temporarily moved 70 strike out the anti slavery provso,
MI HousroN (dem.) Of Ala, objected TO any amend.
msDts until Mr. Grow should yield the door altogether.
Mr.. Grow accepted the amendment OF Mr.. KELLOGG
On allowing the people Of the Organized Territories 70
niited 70 the Committee Of the whole the sas II
Me-. Houmos moved 10 table the bin.
Mr.. GRow-I withdraw my motion.
Mr.. HouMoS-l don't Withdraw mine.
The lat<rb motion agreed to--92 against "a
ments for Arizona ana Dsco,.H which, 90 motion Of NJ
1hayer, sevcrally tabled; also bill 70 organize
temporary government FOR Chppev.
ritories fSousands were continually crossing the Ms.
Rocky Mountains fhey 70 thithcr Without law 70 pro
tect them which II was The duty Of the government 70
Afford.
Mr. CaAIe (dem-) Of No. ssked WHISTLER the gentle
would insert tho provision that The people Of the
south should take their property with them2
protection He sorry that the slavery question had
been introduced In connection with this subject Instead
Of overslauehns ali these bills, hs desired that they
Mr.. BApuosLl, (dem Of Mss, Wa willing 10 organize
Arizona with fair bill, but be saw necssaty for the
Mr. Gooo, (rep) Of Mass commented on tho course
6 hin colleague tnr. 1nayer), under whose Iced the
aenocranc sac Of The House yossd 70 Icy these bls On
Territories shall be governed by Congress- and the other
that Territories should be len open 70 sqassr sovereign
IT, Those who voted 70 table The bills had declared Ter
the latter. The people of the Territories proposed be
ovgAnzed living under mob au and have right
to con,tuss courts and e'ssr legal means o. protection
there were suy people In Chippewa
Mr. GoocH replied that a the Territories should be
organization lie did not regard the number
Of inhah,iants ND The gentleman commend the policy
Mr. PWuSs said this was bin 10 establish ths govern
men, Of Chippewa HIS opinion Was that there wss no,
Emf GoccI repeated his question wbethcr Mr.. Phelps
approved Of the policy Of placing the Territories under
orgspizatiunf
Mr.. piurIs-I dccr approve Of these bills
Mr. Goon-Dcss the gentleman approve Of the pocyS
,s os .ns VOL
Executive VII nct SANCTION. ] an wiling 70 Organize
Is,,'or,s eovsrS ON. s % ms gorsr Ss.s An y.
epievasiDg with their properly.
Mr. Goou said the gentle nan had not ans vered his
question.
Mr.. pmps inquired whether The eentisnan ADD his
friends would vote out the Objectionable anti slavery fea
ture Of these bills and WHISTLER the gentleman ala po II
the last seseop 10 lay the Jefferson and Arizona Ter
visor,k bills TIE tablet Were thsrc people In both
Territo'Ns Of that time?
Mr. Coon replied hat the sene would rather ask
quev-,ons than answer them. Bat he aean asked
shstber he approved Of the icy ~ providing
ucnt for all the Territories OF the Uatsd Stafee2
Mr. Kur, (dem) Of g. C.-wn You vote Tho wilnot
Provsp ouv
DOT answer thai question.
Kr. Garx Of Mo.--Di you moi vote sgainsi establish.
Inc scvcrn FOR jefferson anf Arizons isst session. In
vb,cb tn~fe we're mere people than Territories