The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

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nslded The yess and nays. He wanted PsnnylvsnlAns
to gadersssna whether shey want . tAsHG a. nol
-. sz.vsss, (rsp.l Of Pa wshsd 70 know WHISTLER
TsssSss ossss - NJ Wsahssrs mas . aleosssr.
!. t,s9,ss.c.: Gsp) Of fAAnd whether sarr 70
he s...xn, z rsspo.ss 70 . question by M. Barn.
a., $40 0s saSjsse vim oens 10 70 morrow.
NJ wasasUSn withdrew his notion.
Our Washangtsn Cerrsspsndsncs.
WAanmcrcH, April II, 1850.
A&Asas-A Sccs0nds vote-fAe Ae9sstcnd Bu Sure % Pas
ne Senat- Whaf va ~. BucAanas do Wak Kaasas
and this Homatsad Pycjsas-1As Hran John Bro.p.
Disclosur-Kr Douglas and Hss Lobby Evcs. I'd rSoy
Glorious Calcasatsons-SAau Thy b spsslsds e.
The House brought the Karsas question 10 I deanits
conclusion oday, in the pasaa Of the bill for her i'd
msion under the wyandot free State constitution BY
vote Of lS4 10 73-a sectional division Of the Housea
most well defined a. in We nna vote upon the Home
stead bin.
The only Southern voting for this Kansas admits
sion bill Mr. Webster, Of Maryland; and tho three
Northern democrats voting against 1t Mr.. English
Mr. Sickles, and Mr.. Scott Of California. This result
shows that the Northern democrau as body, had dis
covered that the English bill was man Of srawset up
TO be knocked down-or . mere tub 10 the Soushsrn
whale, and nothing more.
Nor must the united vote OF Southern opposton men
and Southern democrats against this bill be conaidsred
a. resting upon the objections The Southern demo-
Gratis opposed the admission under this bin because u
violated the English bill; because violated our treaty
obligations with the Indiana; because il changed
me original boundaries Of Kansas; and becauss her
admission now would add three electoral votes TO the
republican schedue, in close and doubtful contest upon
which the very existence Of the Union may DEPEND
The South American. Know Nothing, or Southern Cd.
position MEMBERS the other hand found suflcient
reason 70 vote against the b in that proylsion Of The
Wysndot constitution which allows foreign born settlers
the right TO vote with the declaration OF ther tntenf;or
30 become citizens Of the United States similar nsSive
American objection secured the united OF thai PARTY
In the South against the House Homestead bill Bot y
the Of the House upon those two measures Ksusss
and The Homestead bill, divided the yeas and nays By
Sos ss BY similar diSson Of the ss Ser s.'
2he homestead project has proved ts strength In the
Senate. Upon several test votes it has prevailed It's
and In form which will bring the two houses sn
agreement In such event, the responsibility Of de-
feating this agrarian measure will devoVe upon the
President and have very good reasons for believing
that whenever called upon ne will be ready TO give the
On the other hand although the people Of Ksnras have
mot TO the letter fulfilled the conditions Of the Englsh b
nobody supposes that the President will hesitate ap
prove her admission into the Union under the House blu,
for the good and simple that the very best thing
that can be done with Kansas TO admit ner At once ana
IN possan the John Brown Recpath disclosures pub.
lsned IN the New York HERALD have created little
breeze in our political circles here, with the resrnp
ton OF the Tariff bill In the House, are promised
revival Of the "irepressibe conflict" smoking hot
There was very large lobby orce around the vesti
bules Of the two houses to-day and ntermxed with the
lobbyites quite number Of prominent Official de-
mocratc politicians from Philadelphia New York,
Drought In upon the requison Of John Covooe Two or
three more such Witnesses, however, Collector Schel
and Buerworh will be very apt to put end to Mr..
Covcde's industrious researches for mares nest
10 E~na SH~k~ La
ereesonal lobby Of all parties are working might
and main for the nomination Of Mr.. Douglas They I'M
hearts, ano II made Presidenthis motto win be- that
Of NtlebAt Ttmouse Everything for every body''-au
contractsa snug office for every appiicantopcn house
and free ratons At the White House all the year round
four years. carnival in Warrington and al over the
and and oceans Of money and aweas specuatous that
will each be worth fortune all concerned; and In fact
perfect millennium to the lobby, that will throw into the
delectable administration, and al the railroad land grants
Of the dynasty Of poor Pierce Shall all this be spoiled
at Charlesons Saints and Angels forbid.
wAmscros, April H. 1854.
zAe House Hard at Wovk-1hs Reason WAy-No Recess If
Consrestor these P~ty Oonuastions-Psyw and PoE1,
d. w
The House Of Representatives, has become model Of
industry Leaving out the onerous eectcneering labor
OF fhp several sspnhcan commitess Of mvstesou the
members Of that party the various standing commit-
tees doing amount of work from day to day FOR
which they really entitled TO some credit Ono rsa-
for this 10 the dead O Of two months In tho gani
ton Of the House. another reason is the desire Of the 70
publicans to clear the track for those more important
measures such the tariff the Pacific railroad &C., but
their main object is puah through the work Of the
sion in creditab shape SO to have fair record for
the stump and n order TO get off possibls
he a important work Of the Presidential campaign. Pr
vate claimants too and the lobby assistants upon their
cases. are bringing powerful outside pressure 70 bear and
thus private bills are ratified through both houses with
rapidly wholly unprecedented at this stage a the lons
seesion. e
Under the old compensation system Of eight dollars
day. object among the majority a the Members
to prolopg the session. but under the system Of
thousand year, the shorter they mako the session the
the difference between the COST In cases, Of do
mestc establishment at home In the country and i'd
dition o. another much more expensive at Washington.
1t is manifest from these views bearing upon the sub
ect and from some Incidental proceoga In both houses
to day. that the legislation Of Congress win mot DO
pen0ed single cay account Of either the Charleston
the Baltimore the Chicago Presidential party conve
tons Mr. mason, in the Senate bad introduced resolu
ton for ten days recess Of both houaeson account Of
the Charleston Convention; bus after few point blank
shots from johnson, Of Arkansas Gwin and Rice the
solution was Withdrawn, and the object contemplated
In the House, on Mr. Haakins motion the reports a the
majority and minority q she Commtese on Public Ezpen
printing BURNERS TO the 25h Of April equivalent
direct vote OF the House against any adjournment
count OF the Charleston Convention which the
sd. The members Of either House who intend abandon
ing their public duties here for the purpose Of taking
band in the spos and plumber game Of the party juggers
At Charestono Chicago, Will have 70 pair of or make
some arrangement In regard 70 this or that particular bin
during their absence.
that Pryor and Potter have gone limits Of th
District TO have pop at each other with Sharp's rifles,
somewhere among the old field pine bushes IN the neigh
borhccd of that dak and bloody groun1 Of
many ssens Of lighting and running In this present Casa
that there nothing in tue dispute between the bel
ngerens which Sir Lucus OTrigger could very well
cielort into bei. But s ali hands IN state
suspense concerning this omnous absence of Pryor and
Potter, and fearful that, perhaps they may to
pistols before the POLICE or the friends the begerens
can bring them to their coffee. We await the result
without apprehension tor We have very little fear Of the
burning Of gunpowder.
WASHINGTON, April IA, 1890.
Days Rest to Bosh Heuses-1As Pottw and Pryor n.