The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25
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WASHINGTON, Nay "A, 1890
rm cAPruRm AFRICANS At KEY west.
Mr. BENJAMIN, (dem.) Of La, called attention 70 the
cessy Of dong something Of with The bill from The
Judiciary Co nmsee 70 provide for The negroes now Il
Key wes, 1t authorizes the President 70 entsr into
oossct with any persons or corporation 70 rsoeve from
the uned States authorities the Africans seized the
vessels engaged in the slave trade, and 70 support them
for sx months from the date Of their landing On the coast
Il Area provided the cost Of The shall no sxossd
500 NJ each person. mo President also sushortssd
$4,000 spproprsssd ior he purpcsss Of d. sii
extend the period during which the negroes 70 Be
supported bsn year instead Of SIX months
NJ. DAVIS, (oen Of Mss opposed the policy Of max
ing tins approprsuon did NOT fall within the obga
tors o. the government TO provide for their support In
M. FnsssSDrs, (rsp) Of Me-, responded, oosssnding
Asi nhuIss 70 turn them sdrt Without providing
Mr. DAVE replied. sustaining his previous position He
onereo smendment, to STRIFE out All OF the bill,
cept 70 much - related simply 70 sending The negroes
Mr. BENJAMIN advocated the bill, and commended that
By our treaty stpuissiops ~ passase was demanded.
Mr. DAVIS the treaty 70 bc read 70 show Inst
M BRowS, (dem Of Miss commended that The negroes
we're ssves 81 home, and thai was inhuman 70 70
urp the m home II vas not nhuuan 70 bring Ihsm svsy
A the treaty required a, bovsver he would sead them
Ossh but would boa zoe q n money 70 support them.
sroes back make al suitable provision for hsm
bus nothing more.
90 those who voted IN The Affirmative vsre Mssws.
Bow, Chez, nut, Gay, Davis, Iys,son, Mallory, Mason
se' ssss,n d, INA 00nS'
word, Whenever prscscaSie relating 70 The duty q
place ,he directly under NE direction Of The President
nesrs. BENJAMIN and EAIIoRr (dem) Of ia, sAsd
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NJ MALLORY ssssss ssbssssss for ne bin aushsvi.
s,s he .pp,, Dsss,g q hs 2ssr.ss .. I've y:s pss
sssn Y supecss shs.cslvss w. Ny rsssrssd
Ne,us CSssuut ssd Clay did not voss. Mr.. Mallory
vosd IN TIE affirmative oiberviss the pays on ths pss
ssr. we're shs sAne - The ysas On hr'psvs s.sad-
Mr.. MASON, nom ths Committee Foreign Relations,
rsporsd back ne Houss BIN 70 rass the Grade q -
Minister 70 earonia, win N amendment leaving 70 Ne
discretion Of The President LAID over:
NJ. sscnis' trsp q ssS., read long pssch IN
opposnos thereto, which w. mperfccsly heard IN Nc
Mr. Bcrrn fdem) OF Pa, defined his position. He "a
be Vas one Of those Who opposed The action On .bsss
He Intended 10 voss for them, and main.
ianed that The fourth resolution w. bessd
The Dred scott DEC Son. he bad q one time expre.ss
iutons bu he regard ed hs bred Scott decaou - 81
ting he question, and 70 thas be should yield.
70 ofss 70 the resolutions Of Mr. Davis
now deensd Going He however read series Of re-
solutions which ne had i.sndsd 70 osr ~ expressive o.
hp ncividuA views. they claim extreme Southern
ing The rsrtorss 70 provide for INC prosecuon q slave
properly He should however, vote for The rsso'utoas
Mr.. CraY, dem Of Ala, said he had Intended 70
spssh favcr Of the resolutions, and sorry be vas
hat he vas unable 70 reply 70 The assaus and aspersons