New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18
MIR FLORENCE Dem, Pal submitted the follow.

iorod d. The following amendments be proposed TO the
Ci Stii' = cfie T. I'D ssiea .,
The rh 81 rrroy save' l. Enize and no law shan
he s,s'd ard rs be done TO impair oosrnc or pre-
f ard FRYE cyTeni a ,ss o. such s n , ny
shall be rdn tied into the ron without the Of two
shall b taken Yea, and Nays which shall be entered
e omns and ewry bin fo' spch Pnpoe ,ha he '9bsc. to
other creeping that when returned 9TH bis obec
ton h' ire ,be vote Of three fourh Of all the mornbcr'
Referred 20 TIE Select Committee.
On noiitn Of Mr.. GROW rep, Pal, "Wednesday
ard 1hurtfsy were ret apart for the consideration
OF 1errit rial buaineas.
TIE SJeafer Ibid before TIE House letter from the
Secretary of the Interior asking for appropriation
to curly TIE Deficiencies for tire suppression Of the
favetrade for the fcal years ending June, 1861 and
lsC2.
On motion OF Mr.. CARTER Rep., Pal, two weeks
from next Tbunday pct apart for the considers
tion Of husreas relating to the District Of Columbia.
Mr. ADAMS Is. Am, Ky.) introduced a bill TO more
eff cuallv protect Il ighte Of citizens of the United
Ststee II provides punishment for obstruction TO the
execution f Il Fugitive Slave law, and damages for
tie loas Of oil escued, double the amount Of value to
recovered Ivy action in the State or Federal Courts.
Referred to TIE Select Committee Of Thirtv.three.
Mr. SCOTT Dem, Cali introduced hill authoIl.
irQ Il PcstmasterGeneral to contract with the Pony
FXVees for the transportation OF tire Government mail
maiter. Referred TO the Pos':OHice Committee.
Mr. SIC KIES Dem. N.Y. introduced reaOlu-
tcn, vfich adopted. irs,ructing the Post-Oice
Conn ittee to rerort bill establishing metropolitan
letter delivery will in circuit of twelve miles OF the
New-Yoik Civ Hall.
Mr.. ADRIAN "a. l.. DEM, N. J.) offered tho fol.
| loving:
rof dai lev abiding oi'i7ers Therefore
R,r,d That d'Pec,e the sp. Of di'oSedence to the
nerd The reTes all by the state Legislatures
c' Nth ard violation Of that s'cred instrument and she
John COCHRANE offered an amendment to in;
clude in TIE merdaion the rereal Of all Personal
| I. n. ILL., I
Mr.. SHERMAN rep, Ohio wished Mr.. Adritn to
scccrt aro'rr amendment, so as to include all the
notification laws.
Mr.. ADRIAN Objected. He said if the Union il to
ie rreserved it muFt Re by Cancellation on all sides.
What objection cond there he to his resolution II
tie REPUBLICANS object the rerea # these unconsti
tutiorsl laws. tie Urion cannot he preserved.
Mr.. LOvFJOY rep, Ill., said the previous ones
ton wes ordered tie resolution before MIR. Coch'
Itre's aTerdTent wa accepted.
| Mr.. ADRIAN said re iimself bad ordered the pre-
vora opo stior on TIE resolution 40 amended. I'm
yatient cIits of "Questi n from the Democratic side
II . Houee proceeded 10 vote ordering the main
Mr.. BAPKSDALE Dem. Miss said the gentlemen,
fsvirg taken the matter into their own hands, must
decide it for Themselves He had no proposition for
ccnprcn ise to make, and none TO receive.
Mr.. SINGLETON Dem, Mils.) agreed with bis
cCl sgre sayinP he Rad advice to give to Missis
eiJJi, and if lie Rad, lie State wonld not heed it.
Mr. SHERMAN aeein Intellectually endeavored to
have II words, "All the nullifyipg laws" inserted
sfter tire worda, Personal Liberty bills, and was
c;llsd TO order from the oproeite side.
A VOICE-No such statues on TIE book.
Ire ain ort~tion ordered, loo against %.
Mr.. WASHBURN Giep., Me- was very. glad the
Clsir fad decided the re-ouon to be divi.ible 40
tlat he could have Pr opportunity TO vote for both
bIanC 20 Of il for wi lie he heartily IN favor OF
n reJea of oil laws in conflict with the Constitution
Of TIE lried States he had not sufficient knowledge
Of the PeIscra Liberty Laws Of the States to authorize
lin to ray ttey were CONSTITUTIONAL and thinking the
latter VaFt Of the resolution might contain by lmca-
tor declaration Of Il cir urcOnsfitntionali'v he
could rot vote for that portion of it, and would have
b. en- oil ged to vote against the whole resolution, but
for Sfe detision Of tie Chair.
Tie SPEAKER rerlied, that he had declared tho
resolution wns nNt divritle,
Mr. WASHBTRN then said he was very sorry, AS
Re should he o i0pd to vote against the resolution;
slthorgb with tie single exception stated, it met With
LIE appreciation.
Mr.. FLORENCE Dem, Pal observed that this
was n erecial objection. The Constitution and
lava ouplt 10 he Oteyed -
Mr.. SPINNER Rep., ~ " and several Others said
Il ey world vote No. because the Multiplying laws
we've not included .
Mr. BRANCH Dem, n. c. wanted them TO specify
what Notification laws exist
Tie resolution war adopted, 15l against II, as
Gle We:
YFAs-Me.sr. Adsms Ky.l. AdsIn. Aldoh Allen. Auaer
~, Tssie Firsham Piair PaIe RococL Boieer Bougnv
RCh Bsy'on sIiIr, PToyn P9fnton B.rnsams eIT.
Css "o Cobb John Cechrsre c9liar C9nkinS GSyoi @
Coz tIas h CRAIG G5'TlG6 nay Ey fnH
I'll erdre Fsrrworh F.nior Florence FonkS Fanf Gs'
Rsni. tWdh. Harris Can Haton Hemck Hin, Hind
ns s1 Fs"sn. Houston How ard 20 Ha,bs' Ha@Dh;vss
s,rs Kirssr Iand,nn' Ta5obce, Leach IN 6 Leah: L.s
fo %, T'S a. %tce%.BG ~SKssn scKsnry Me-
Frg, pc, heI.oP Miys'd @TTs'%%aE m N; & W
Cn Peer Perdeion Petit, Pevtop Porter Pot'le PRYOR
Qrsrles Resrn Reynolds H. Rice PIGS Rovce Robinson
e. srsrlGirr st,SoH seyeNson. stewart lps stasN, Th,y
Thomas Ton kin' Train TIirhe Vance Nete wade wal
d,en wslcn washbune till Webster Wilson Wood wood
Aty s'sy sSs5 5 Tspp vsnderS
| Ws,lbu1D (Nis.l, Wsshburn tme.) Wells
Tie rr'snbe was adopted unanimously.
Mr.. ONFJOY offered u revolution making a sim.
lar celebration to Mr.. Adriaps with the addition OF
recon nendng rereal Of all the Notification laws,
end asserting that il il tie duty Of TIE Pre'ideot to
Iroie, ard defend tie properly Of the United Statee'
OhieCti,n wps II sde from tie Democratic side.
Mr. OVFJOY moved suspension of the rnes.
Mr.. TTRNE1T Dem, XVI did rot zee WHY his
fIeI q should net vote thu resolution, and wished
10 offer an amendment which Mr. Loveloy refused 10
Mr. CRAWFORD (Dem Ca raised tire point that
the refoluion not IN order, which the Speaker
oNerul'd
Mr. CRAWFORD snd Il ey undertaking
| 10 fool eiCh other. Let resolution 10 introduced
shovir what Southern rirhis ore, ard vote on It,
Mr.. LOGAN Dem, H.. said TIE only objection h"
had to Il refouiion was, SAID Law abiding lti'
7erp." He thought all men should respect the Con-
| stitrtior.
MIR. OVFJOY modified Iis resolution by striking
| ort II words law abiding"
Inyatient cries Of "question' from the Republican
| ri(e
Mr. PARKSDALE Dem, Miss believed this reso-
| lnticn was irtendtd 90 fraud the people Of the
| CCuutry-lcIies Of Order" from the Repnbll' an
fiGc-for It's author Lad here declared That lie op-
TO tie rendition Of fugitive ,ves, and dare not
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