, 1860-06-04
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xxxyfra C0xGREs-FlRsr SESSION

nAAd1ANsVAs Vkae -
sesA7r.-The bill to settle private land claims
If California was taken up aud discussed, but
without arriving at 4 vote upon 1t, the subject
WAS postponed.
The Military Appropriation bill waa then t.
ken up.
After further debate the resolution vas
adopted, G to l. Amendments from the M'utafy
Committee to erect an Arsenal on Inc hea
River Of the North, to erect barracks at fort
Cobb, in the Indian Territories, appropr1ahngio ior
the support Of one regiment Of mounted voiun-
teers in Texas $4,000, and for repair ana con
tiuuation of the work on various iortlhcatonS,
$1,155,oo0, and q number Of ot9esa o1 'es'
HousE.-Tne House resumed The cousidera-
ton Of Mr. Winslow's resolution offered yesteF"
day. directing the Speaker to issue bis auopse'
mas for certain witnesses to appear before the
Covode Committee.
Mr. Train said with bis sense Of duty he could
never allow the minority to dictate the direction
Of business. He would however, listen 10 any
suggestion from his colleague on the Commit
| tee. {Mr., Winslou) but would not allow hia
to dictate to the majority how it shall
| pursue the investigation. We are held respon'
| III. CLARK Of Missouri Do I understand
| that gentleman 10 say that the Republicans are
| in majority in this House!"
Mr. Train don't include the gentleman,
that's enough"
Mr.. Doteler-" Does the member include any
| eent!emau Of the Southern Opposition! It is
an imputation On the party to which hass the
noSq. Mr. Train@ Perhaps ought to qualify my
language, that the Republican party is respou-
sible for the legislation Of this House: We
be hd 70 ss 1ssonen
| Mr. Winslow;is out Of order"
| Mr. Winslow thought his friend from Aassa-
chusetts, whose gentaemaniy bearing he appre-
ciatei, lied fallen into m error.
L number of private bills we're passed. The
House voted to 20 into Committee Of the Whole
member then left, few remaining Tot general
debate. =.
Mr. Stewart Of Mo1yland made speech in
reply 10 his colleague [vr. Dayis], who several
months ego attacked the House OF Delegates Of
that State f3s eepsnEipg LIN for eotng TOT
Mr.. Davis said the House Of Delegates ex-
preston of opinion was sheer piece Of imper'
tineuce.
lii. Stewart asked whether his colleague
thought the people Of Maryland would sustain
himf:
Mr. Davis had no mode Of ascertaining this
till the fall elections, and perhaps not then, foI
| he did not suppose his personal conduct would
lie in issue, but be had no doubt that when the
time comes be would find enough to sustain him
in aud out OF his district.
Mr. Stewart replied it was libel on Maryland
to say she would sustain him. She was perfect
If sound On the slavery question. # the ques
ton in Issue between himself and colleague
were submitted to the people the latter would
not get more than coFporal's guard, or about
as many as Fremont received there His col
leagues issue animated and strengthened the
Republican party.
sir. Maynard, in reply to a remark of Mr.
Stewart, said on reliable authority that Mr.
Fillmore does not and will not support the Chi
cago nominees.
Mr. Morrell took the floor, when Mr.. Craig o.
North Carolina raised the point Of order that
the House debating zociety, and Of the print
ing Of speeches never delivered. The very
men who had voted to 60 into Committee, il
order that gas might bs let oil, had left. IL
resisted all appeals to withdraw his objection
and the Committee rose. Adjourned.