New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29


fret rssl ce in which any ncpient Tegsry was al
lowed that privilege was in she organization o. WE
rousn in 1886. That was ioal revelation N our our
Territorial pccy. Our fathers hsd never allowed the
people o. Territory to exercise 4 sovereign lD"i.,
did they believe thai 'ne5 were entt ca 10 which
such sovereign swer over the portion OF huu r In
thew occupied Never ull 1896 ! repeat, va, auS ~
cipient Territory allowed 10 eeot '1V bsve m sde
18th branches of the Legislature. 1Tn,on which
a list O. oil the States nov ~ u 9,st sTptem Of
oce;rod ,beir training under the h OS; Io5;ao.
1eceiVeo 'u S-.SroenI They are Oao, l1uaoa'
M ~; H;.I;on TsneAs,ee Miss ylP' N'u All &C.
Mi.aopr; Alabama AIkansss, anu ON cf IL ur ace
.Iese - their forms Of goYeinme u', nG'YI ~
;nS tbs;r IevVs IN all essential parts " W. ,o
.S OS,nsnce of 1857 These territories Wy Sl'oa
Ahe Tbsv on 70 but little trouble u The GdS '09
SoNeiue1' tn dne tme they were admitted as
% tuo III tb,v are now some OF the most maSmh-
S'a.'S e,,as of this Union. Under the new system
S s $500 in 1886, when Wisconsin Was miro
5l1.5 We have rad the Territories Of Utah ana
qn.ea, and tbess Territorial Governments
M given more trouble than all the other
Tsrritofics Of the Union put together. am II,
favor q en- Of returning TO this system, 'lse WO,Aeu
80 well in reference % She carrier Territories ~
ever people occupying Territory show by tnSu
conduct that they are not fit for set-govemment 4
have hesitation IL Withdrawing from them she PRIV
ilege Of sefgovernment and taking into the hands
of the Federal Government 1t Is useless for US 10 De
eterray dabbI in the dirty waters below the spriDg-
head Let us repeal the laws they have passed. which
Al shocking the moral sense OF the country and let
ms make cure that no future laws Of the knd shall be
passed by controlling the law-makiDg power Let US
purify tie fountan-head, and then we shall have no
more trouble with the laws that flow from that toun-
ain-tead | had designed, Sir, to express some views
of more general character in reference - the pro-
prety Of Congress taking upon itself legislation for the
Territories but as bold the floor by the courtesy OF
Che Chairman of the Judiciary Committee Mr.. Nelson
viii not take more time.
Mr.. NELSON Is. Am, Tenn, who reported the
Wi hsd AZ "a 10
MIR. BARR Dem, n. Y Imoved to lay the bill on
the table, which was negatived, l9 sgainst l48.
Dir LOGAN Den, NJ proposed substitute TO
repeal the law establishing the Territorial Government
Of Utah.
The following are those who voted 70 table The bill:
,rr Bs BGy BGyS Bi Moo ao Houcn INC Me-
Queen McRae, Monte Mooreton Aa Stsworth lay
loi ~ slsn dighsnI ara Ninsow
The House then passed The consideration Of other
business, without further action on the bill.
On notion of Mr.. HICKMAN "A. L., Pa a resolu-
ton adopted authorizing the Judiciary COMMITTEES
to sen0 or PERSONS and papers, ana examine witnesses
under oath affirmation in reference TO asking for
the impeachment of Judge Watrous of Texas.
MIR. COLFAX tRep, Ind, from the POst-Oihcs Com
nittee moved to amend the Senate amendment TO the
bill authorizing publishers to PRINT on their papers the
dale when subscriptions expire so as 70 strike out the
peW section ADDED by the Senate and insert that here
after the total charge for The receipt and delivery by
carriers OF drop letters in cities and towns shall be but
one cent Adopted.
Mr.. GURLEY rep, Oh from the Committee on
Printing reported resolui on, which adopted in
favor of he printing of 600 extra copies Of the re-
port commercial relations; aud sloo OF the last
volume Of tho survey for Pacific Railroad by Gov.
Stevens cont9inug the Northern route.
MIR. SHERMAN rep, o., from the Ways and
Means Committee, reported bill making further ap-
preparations for the service Of the Pos-Ofice Depart
men.
He ash ed leave to offer resolution making the Loan
and Tariff bill the special order for Wednesday next
Opposition was MADE, when be gave notice that he
would All nj the bill that Oay.
The House vert into Committee OF The Whole on the
State of the Union theArmy Appropriation bill.
The amendment TO increase the amount for the Ma
tional ArmoIies gave RS 70 debate, Outing which
Mr.. HUGHES Dem, Md advocated i on the
ground that there shall oe general war IN Europe
and such an event seems pending-ii may be impos-
Fbeor Us to remain som, romsed; hence the neces-
sity Of hsviog sufficient supply of arms,
Mr.. SPINNER REP, n. " knew o. hls personal
know ledge that arms be manufactured cheaper st
private than public establishments and therefore was
In favor of striking out the entire appropra ion.
Mr. BOTELER is. Am, Va. thought Mr. Spinner
had but moee step 70 take, aDd that was 10 raze
our foIsifcstions aud haul down our Tag.
Mr MORRIS Dem, M concured with Mr.. Spin
ner arG did not see why we should have national af-
morles sny more than national hat tailor shops.
Mr.. WELLS rep, \. Y, did not believe tna mil
lennium at Land but they should 90 all theS coud
in bringing it about, by gradually Diminishing the ap
propnsuon for firearms.
MIR BOTELER said if the increased snm We're not
voted /. would be harder blow Oh Harfers Ferry
than the John Brown raid
Mr.. KILG0RE Re = lud.l said there was no neees-
Fv for the appropriation. No hostility was threatened
from abroad and the OILY threat was Vi an internal
Mir BoteIer's amendment 10 increase the spprO-
priation from $3.50 coo 10 100000 Was rejected, AZ
against -. ,u...
The Committee rose, ard reported the bill 70 the
Adjourned