New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-21

! NJ: STEVENS lDem wsss. Ter, argued tlrat un.
eFs lis he adopted, the NORTHWEST would be le to
British euterprie and advancement 3D..
mr.. CuRIiS rep, Iowa) replied that it would not
re reasonable 10 commerce such sprott uow when
ITO number Of inhabitants was 40 srsall The time
word, however, come for such improvement.
Mr. DAVIS "a. H. Dem, Ird.) argued against the
'cnetfneiion If two Pacific Roads when tie Govern
mclt was lanhImrf
Mr. GARNETf Dem, va.) at this poiu, roe aad
smc-Mr. hartman, l shoud not have participated rs
an IN tis deate but from remark which heard fall
nom ny friend from California. Mr. Scott, who re-
marx cd when speaking Of the bonds which it is pro-
posed 10 issue under .he bih wlcb was that we were
All 10 he responsible for these bonds by law. Sr,
Know that he seal put upon the debate OF the blsn
Ihs HoGse shows hat there oDuld be rational dr.
sntsion OF the principles of the bid, and evinces de-
termination on the part Of members opposite to pass
II under the lash and spur Of the previous
uonaliies of the bill discussed. i know there
are gentlemen, like my friend from California, who
sincerely believe that the bin should pass; that it is
constitutional and practical but, I believe there
railroad will be built, Il we were to pass
twenty bills for that purpose, and with whom
tie whole subject is but vote hi! Of politics in the
game OF President making. would advice all such
sder whether they shall have the opportunity Of max
ing another President. But the responsibility of these
bonds Is not the only matter to consider. Why, Sir,
while your bill is under de bate, one of the sovereign
her people, Withdrawn, in viDdicaton OF her rights,
from the Union, the telegraph announced at half
past one today. Here three four Southern
mehbeIs expressed approval by slight ciapping If
bands. There no other manifestation in the
Honse ihave TO say to the House that the people of
Imgnia, rlneyiDe out OF every hundred, believe the
bill TO be UNCONSTITUTIONAL and though like mariners
on the point Of shipwreck, we may break into the
sioreoom for the purpose o. plundering IL and though
yOp may squander the public lands and Increase the
public debt say TO you that it il my solemn belief
a..
conse which fastthrOneing events shall compel her 20
take, VIII no hold themselves responsible for the first
single cent Of these bonds Here the hammer fell
The amendments Of Messrs. Phelps and Barrett
lDems No., Davis of Indiana, and Stevens Of Wash
lngton Territory, were rejected The last proposed
route from Lake Superior TO Puge.s Sound.
The Committee then rose.
Tie Nebraska Land bill was then reported with MI
Curtiss sui stitute, when the latter was agreed to.
The question was stated on the passage.
Mr.. CLARK Dem. Mo- demanded she reading Of
tie BILL amid much confusion, and impatient cries for
the question.
Tie SPEAKER said the bill must be read which
was done accordingly.
TIE bill passed % against ~, IA follows:
Anderson (MoJ Avery Rabbit Barr Barrett Binghot Blair
BisEe BOiec Brsyton, Briggs. Brsow, ButfntOn Borch
CisIk MOI Caik CochTanc John cochfone Colfaz Cork
4gE G0w CorSde r Coy ra o G DUEL D
Poster Frank Go3ch Gross Guey Han Hamilton ielmick
Lee Lcond. Mallory. Martin Ohio, McCleInand' Mexican
McKeuty Mward Montgomery. Moorhead Morris ('a) Mel
som Polier Quarles Rice Robinson Or H.. Scott Scranton
Sckes Spsuldng Stout Straon, Tappan rhesker Tcmpn
Trumbull NsndeyeT NeTee. Wade Nsshburne tll Wash
bum Wis., Wilson, aud oodson-t3. -
NAYS-Messrs Adrich Anderson, Barksdac Beae Bocock
Branch Carey Horace f. Clark. Clemens Clopon Cobb Cse
IN. ca Curry, Davis lind J. Dawes Deamee Delano, Ed
mund.on English Eansworth Garnett, Garel Gilmer lla
deman. Harris jd), Harris tNal, Hsskn, Hill Hoard Ho
man, Houston Jenkins Jones Landrum Leach ich Leach
IN ca Leake Love- Logan, Loveoy Martin Val Maynard
IN CT MCPHERSON. Mion, Moore tAla.) morrill,, Morris lll
Niback Perry Petit Peyton. Phelps Reagan Rigs Rust
Suncrs Singleton Smith VAL Smith IN. CT Spnper Stall
worth Stevenson, Stokes Taylor Thomas Vance, WadIon
Walton, Webster, Wells Whitney Windau, Winsow, Wright
"A.
Mr.. LEAKE Dem, Va offered a resolution that
when the House adioums tomorrow, it adjourn, with
tie consent Of the Senate, till the }lst
Nh. SIl ERMAN said the Senate refused TO adjourn
now. -
Mr.. Leakc's resolution was rejected. Adjourned till
Monday