, 1860-12-13
BY TELEGRAPH.



WAsH1Se1ost DEG T., T
to MT Morrill, T Esr@ ri Se5f a Sas Srf reis9fed
10 tile Commit. {. vu Finance with the bill. !.
t{t. ;iuntc;, from the Committee on Finance, !.
rrss;,,ortcd the bill authorizing Treasury notes,
amended by inserting SO instead Of sloo, a. !.
the ninimum amount, and With an an AZ a,nenE'
,ncut that the proceeds Of tue snles Of the pub
lie lands arr To he nut hpart Us security Tor thc
Nr. Hunter suid 1t was IN object to give tho !
notes to the lowest bidder.
Mr, Anthony said, LET the notes be sold Tor
what they will bring. The Government
should deal with all creditors alike.
Nm Iiuuter-Wc hope the Government ri
| bx aEle to pay al its debts. We propose to
| set aside tie proceeds Of the public domain so
II iften " millions were issued, I'M it not help the
notes, not only Of this Government, but ofthc
| Governments of ull the 6tates! ~
! HI. Anthony called for the yeas and nays on
adopting Mr. Hunters amendment. H., ,,.a..s
Mr Hale said the Government was pledgeo
Ii Camcrt,n auo,cd statement from the
New York Day Box. would Ike to ZEE
notes issued in suus not less than SsM
| Aftcr debate, tile Senate passed the House
loan bill. previously reducing the amount
from sl0,0o6.0oo to 81, ,0oo. .ooo.
Mt Yu.ec gave notice for reconsideration |
after the bill passcd. The resolutions IN refer
cnce ~ eeeeee'oN ""A~ ~f'
III. Wicfall commenced speaking, when Mr:
Yntec interrupted him and asked 1tzyeto move
Reconsideration Of the bill providing for the
| Issue Of Treasury notes.
| It' sas, "ts. ~, -nnt;on ~ NJ Hunter thn
I. u, "nen1 uen9oJed to thr cnnsIderafton Of Ex-
oehate '.s;,ass nf,or .r1'icF thr Senate ad.
\ ecutNe, "u3'Ness' @A'~A
jou.ncd.
,, HorsE--Ihe Speaker. puEsua6I 70 an o1aer
Of yesterday, called TIT VARIOUS STATES !or pto.
| positions relating to the present condl1lon oi
. thc country. ,.-,.. .,.o,r.;ors
Mr. Thayer submitted series oi resolutions 70 lL
declaring among other things thal Tue repre-
sentatiScs Of the people regard II ID thets aa!y
70 forget all parties ana sectonS, AM
themselves honestly ana ea1aesuy lotue .h;e
nf the county 1nat any r., ei.l ,,.,6iic .rc,fare
r.paS!s .S: -.., et,nnta,1e Tins creating ani-
= ! ~ . s.,.a., +ho Stof,s are wholly unYor-
n hosity oet"cen tne '4ar, ~ - a-rar;cns neonin
y thy of the confidence OF 1he AMe1lu psoIp!s.
That the present nnie1d.y iesnns a nas sa nsizs IN
il ! from the us0tIfatlous ~ NouE4ee9 auo :HH -.
i. ecutive. That the rights Of American citizens @
X | are above Congress aud the President, anu tna1
~ Territorial governments shoula not uS euu, ana
e PEELED to derive their powers 1ron hnt
n n sent. That there .hat! oS ~ Th.t "r..rv
~ | ever On the tuhject VI s1avcl3' 1nat efelJ
n Congressional gistllc' ehan w e.t ~ ~ fa
;: Presidential kiector, ano eacu e'''S ~ Inv
I'll general ticket. r...,,,,
Mr. 1oan Coca.aae ,.s. ~ ato n.';r;os, aangnrons
n declaring conflict OF opin!91n nansetuus nou
W to the peace and prosperity o. tAe union eon
u. corning the true intent ana mcanlns u W :
Constitution relative TO African slavery, anu
en proposing amendments 10 INC tonstl!nto1ut w "
establish dividing line similar 10 Inc Nils
g souri, Compromise line, prohibiting Congress
i. from passing laws interfering Win tue nlel
's state slave trade, or the rights Of shareholders
III t1ansitu, or temporarily so1ouInlns IN a non
nl- =Iaveholding States, anu declaring ~ s.a.' ~
$%n
30 tho Fugitive Slave Law, null and void.
.W Mr. Adrain submitted resolutions decla!a
;S oo tory Of non-intcryentlon rs the true remedy
A'' thai all State laws in conflict wth the Consll
hi. | tuition and laNs Of CoDgrcss1 ought TO be re
ncalp,l: that the Fugitive Slave Law and a]
600 tihcr laws Of the land ought 10 be respecte
and obeved, und no obstacle thrown in tn
&c: wuy If their execution; that the Constitution
;s Il" result Of couciEattou and compromise
ad and can only be preserved in the exercise Of
|.d ia similar snirit.
, a. a. ~ ,Iprr;s of PENNSYLVANIA offered resol
t,on instructinr the Union Committee to i
Clo anirr and report whether tho Personal Liber
I,;]ls are in conflict with the Constitution. Al
- further ia INQUIRE whether thc Fugitive S1a'
~. law Is s1sccptiblc Of amendment; 10 ascerta
A"~' nnrr ccrtu:nlv the actual condition of the /
l1at | lure.
III. Stewart Of Maryland offered prcamh
et01 xattin,< firth the nrincp1rs On which the go
crn.nsnt Is 1ounded and fiat when it tIrc
,aly- cns ~ hcrome destructiye to the great obet
nee .i,;,i - 1ras infrnic,1 In ACCOMPLISH. Gye
MY" Ia liz ,n .,1ono5 IL a con1ifinn IL II,
e-n ce o., no" ~ ,,.s,, ~ san,r;t1. that there In 20
stue ~ - .a,u'a. .,,o o,.r.a;n States are n},f
$40 .,t,,;.,,s. f+,,,, IL. I>non ciG.. and eoncl,
~, ~ "H9ufa" Hont -. cH.o., ;,,,at;nr the sc1
49, ing Will resolution t!ele ~ eu.ti nar 49, tt;n
80 s,n,,sr ,n, ,n..a!,,re ran he adupted to
scr,., rhc fionstifution in its puritv aud TO
cur. thc Southern rights: and if this is
nass;1,1e 1hcn ~ In n REASONABLE anu fuet mi
r. sott1'..nn,1 xr;fh thc separate 1G,ft,
j ~ I aa,.a ott..rsi resolution tIrat the E
II. 14;t.t,an o,,1ht 1o i,n amended 10 TINT C.
N 'rress ,'av lave NJ Jurisdiction over 1uc a,
E..so ra} i},nast;a ~ srsr"r.- in States Tcfrit1r
~ ~. ~ u"utee a'so1s an3 I,ort.Y,r11s t}at
ai!ss; hs 5sy + e 2sssf; fssay
:.lr4uateis 10 Pro'.et ta..;+er;oi ~ EnrcrnnIcnt
uu eAlsls ln't ~ '.,a ~, ~. .uh;cr, and
l. tne roSe. ~ 49, ~ 4hn slsrcEwhiic
sS: s': PesssS PRonssvsnSans asSS? s.
IN nd, .;tarad IN ~ H.. MID i,r by The States vt
v.vcr tho. ~. ~ Iros.ncd
some III s{ c-n;tN ~ v;r.,;nfa inf rol,.ccd q res
Dir n' 4;a ;nstrnc,;,,r ths Con,mittce to inauir,
s1trM i'1 ~ s,n,;c. II arr,e1n. n,,t Of the Fed
SE2.ao s"r n,.nl,er 1heraof which NAV
G'r '.i;;s C',aot; 80 tt, ~. ~ f,onvT1..e
eIuer. NJ it,,svs off,rra n r:soiution instruc
mmon ~ !..;+t"a -, ;nn,,;rc M IN The cxuct.i,
lest a, ~. Eua,;,,c s1.ys law. with view to
Corn ,,..n1. r;..t;t;n,. ot f;rtIyc slaves, an
$3W p:9;P1 s,,,... nnn,ncnsaffnu to owners off
loHe' sn!ns ptupIiA nisn o. =" he nro,rietv of
r,.c ny ~. fns,;tut;on,i aacn, oT Con: