The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

thus rs. ad OF rehsvipg ourselves Of uouoe We would
only bring additional trouble upon ourselves and add
hih matter for The Consumption OF the public liue
III, the other mode, attach uau the adjacent
.eIro,ks This mode 10 open TO deep aud serious 90
acen 10 V,ah 80 which the latter could be attached tina,
the Normops would not be able, by superior force
and numb rs, control mould according to their
peculiar views.
Mr. CiAKEE, (dem Of No., said there were Territories
north of Utah. and contagious thereto, Of sufficient
habits Of that people He would recommend the parcel
Ing cot Of the Utah Territory, to put sop TO the
enorDity Of the social condition Of that people and TO
the Nornops upon the peop'e Of this country.
Mr. BRAsou-I am sl Of opinion that it IL not possible
TERRITORIES adjacent TO Utah could possibly at this time
possess a SUFFICIENT population to control the
Mormon people We cannot attach them to O..
refuse % She has right 10 refuse TO receive them The
only course therefore, we can pursue would be TO attach
them TO some Territory at present Organized or to carve
out and organize Territory adjacent with view TO alb
sorb and control them must, therefore, object 10 ell
q as for the
them either by direct legislation from Congress or by &C.
cupyipg upoIgapized Territories adjacent and attaching
them thereto.
Mr. TAYLOR dem Of Ia, interrup.ipg -I am opposed
that part of the bn which give us power
S whoh Would eperae ~Sn he Ts 1y
of Utah or any other Ranized Territory Of the United
States am, however, in favor OF adopting some such
Therefore VIII cbeerfully vote for the Amendment pro.
posed BY Mr. Branch.
Mr. BRANCH, rtsuming-I have disposed Of two OF the
modes proposed 70 get rid Of the evil The third is the
one embraced in nv amendment and which u TO annul
ard dhsppoye all acts Of the Territorial government Of
practice Of poheamv and TO nut stoD TO future eesa.
lion in thai oSarer by akinr Out Of The hands Of the
Nom the lawmakin9 nover Of thnf Territory THIS
ntr dnces M new nocy nth reSerenca IN tbe Terrific.
ries of The Union TSe earliest instance of TERRITORIAL
III M oy the Of the csuny h mi,
The Territories northwest of the Ohio were Organized
According to these ordinances there were two Stages Of
power Was invested in the governor ana udges al the
Terypory Whenever Territory had attained popula-
ton of ye bous voters thew were authorized To ec
ono branch Of their Ter roy,s ies,sssnro %n, =; No SIN
Gle In stance in the history of the cartier erritorIe
an incpient Territorial government allowed to elect
both branches of their Terrtorial Jnrisstrre Tho
was allowed the privilege Of electing both branches
1885 But This was revolution IN rerritorioI noScy
Our fathers never held that the neonIe az a
Territory were sovereign power though entitled .
an 70 s's Of
the States which had received their trapins
under the system laid down by the ordinances Of 1857
These former Territories passed their tueage and were
governed according 10 Inc ordipances OF ISL They
were well governed. They prokpered. Thew cost he
general government very ie trouble. and IN due time
and now thew form some Of the most MAGNIFICENT
Sstsa IN ,ha r,r,nr C,rc. ~. ~, srs,o.. 81 zoos
~bfo IN; Is,
wacn @ , Zane mo .ms We
caused The country troube than All tha other er,
tories Of the Union in forty years OF our history am,
worked 30 we'll with reference 70 The esrsr errcres
whenever Territory or tho people Of Territory show
by their conduct an untpess for Self shall
have no bssat;on in whdrawinr frsm i tha nrisi
eee Of self and returning into the hands Of
the federal all power and Control over them
n ia worse Than foiv 10 be efernalIv annoy cd nv Nor
Moymon misrule ana pretensjon LET ne repea the
laws which these people have already passed, shocking
10 the moral sense and propriey OF the country The
bin win thus provide AGAINST future Ies,slaon Of ths
sort by taking the control Of the law making power out Of
The bands Of the people Of the Territories and placing il
in Abe hnnds of the federal and Will
the fountain head Of the evil. Mr. Branch then moved
the previous question.
was desirous that vote be taken on 10. day.
Mr. BARR moved to lay the bill on the table, which was
negatived-l9 against lbs.
The following are those who voted to table the BILL:
Messrs. Barr, Bouliguy, Boyce Branch, Horace F.
Clark Cooper, Hamilton, Haskin, Hindman, Holman,
Houston, Mcqueen McRae, Moneomery Moore of Ala.
Mr.. LOGAN, (dem) Of H., proposed substitute, TO
peal the law establishing the Territorial government Of
Utah.
The House then passed 10 the consideration Of other
business, without further action on the bill
On motion Of MIR. HcKxas, "a I. dem Of Pa, reso.
luton was adopted authorizing the Judiciary Committee
the impeachment Of Judge watrous, Of Texas.
POSTAL AxESpsfxsrs.
NY SHIfAA, tUem,J vi lDO, IIOm Tue IO6t OnC6 COm'
mtee, moved TO amend the Senate amendment 10 the
bill authorizing publishers TO print their papers the
date when subscription expires to strike out the
new section added by the Senate and insert that hereaf
after the total charge for the receipt delivery by
riers drop letters in cities and towns shall be but one
cent Adopted.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEE
Mr.. GrR1KY, (rep.) Of Ohio, from the Committee on
Printing, reported resolution, which adopted in "a
Of the printing Of Eve thousand copies Of The
port on our commercial relations and Also of the last
volu of the survey for Pacific Railroad by Governor
Stevens, containing the Northern route
Mr. SHERMAN from the Ways and Means Committee,
reported bill making further Appropriations for the
vice Of the Post OHice Department
Mr. SHERMAN asked leave TO offer resolution making
Inc LOAN ana Iar Dill the special order for Wednesday
he 6s,oo,,,, ,r,n ..,u
would cali up the bin On that day ~
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
s"'e VI 'ne en,on' .,,.
The 70 increase the Sor the ns,or.,
armories gave rise to debate, during which
Al, .oohs tueM Oh mo- adVocaseo on the ground