The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-08


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are present.
Mr. CnANpIKR (rep) Of Mich o6Esred renolutson 70
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Referred 70 the Library Committee.
private hill for the vsl,sf Of srsel Jobnsou .s u.ed
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Mr. ANTHONY, {rsp) q r. Il, presented . remonstSNnce
OF p~teptees and mechsncs asapst inch an don OF
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o. appeal from the decision Of the Commissioner.
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ING "i 70 sea'o mo uues On cersam anus - I'VE
the Of hall breed Indians In Kansag was taken and
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THE HoHsrxAD NIL t
Mr. Doorrrrx frep Of Wis presented resolutions OF
,s w,sc,r., r..t.t.t,-. n y.vo. n IN. uor..s.d Hill
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and against the discrimination proposed against foregnes
ordered 70 DO printed.
MAvxxY N THE rEREroRIB
MP lava rcsolusons came up.
Mr.. DAVIS, (dem) OF MSS said his reeolutsons were
mte more than mere Announcoment Of me priocipss
ID the constuou Tho present dimcuuos were inc tans
which the founders Of the gcvernment had 70 compose
no would not argue about natural ana inherent rSos
but would plant himself on the constitution which al have
sworn to support When the entered tns garden O.
The eiec. Of the noduCsOn Of that higher came s
ano oeAtn WY, wen, tnA o. nssue.. 1sa~l "no ~as
20 III as yuoge W w mem ane S.nss. ,se - e ~
OF every S"esosn' sno 10 s.suou wAs nv quests
OUTSIDE OF mo lofms -" Ano otse'
VAS SonAsneo Ons gest soore
government, Of people instead Of oonp.c. bet
a sossre,s.sss LUIS as s " sepsne auu lou
u This oontncn. The pecisrston Of indspsndense w.
o' os ivy ..onos an!.eu, oas lot .nem IA"
sa s1 ~ s, ' Tns ~ 'nu p"
sussneo oy .ne circumstance Oh tne heesatf
pe!oa .. WnSn .ne Wa Anea oy 70 ol'e
legislature and The legislatures Of other States on TIM
.. .ne consua"n 70 supoor' ms we We wnse.
sss seosssrs to rssa%e :ns powers .n.h sney q.
os'seska 70 .ne eovefn@ent
ie " oouoa ~ e sieas ooaa o. IN, Union ne
tween tne s..,ss %nc, was ,moetsh' 70 .ne manu,-e
'ursIe OF hs NORM ihe oise,sHy p,snon .. zoe w"
src''ons rendered ree m'.rcnAnee Oh com no,ss ne
me Of large NUMBER OF Nor,nsfa
rtpretentAvss wnico soana iscI. oscAuse ths sosh
saesh asmsoas pSo,ecaonns,. because vas s risa'
seeona because vas the duty oil me general
Mt Davis read many e,sosoi.nea authorities gao sas
the ssAss ana thss the ioes OF community OF ndepso
ense prevs'eo among the lesding msa OF al sections
he general had no power 10 limit the inpo
,Auons OF any STATE. IL De protectve duty
~ "Scn 're S 20 Is asorxss oS s wn Sn
on tbs issue sbr Gays OF aroossi"n they saw tno DEMO
rsac Con sehuoa orofen No, ma 'se party annas JOY
uoeracy s, ved, tina, would honestly issue
aud Mmt me masses OF the country would sastNn
Il, The wb9 party had ceased TO live niierioe
oomsgc 70 US iaithiui siherepoe 70 what " toougoi
right Inen came tne radical party which soaga.
Va overturn the consuuuon inus was ths
many members OF the Old whg party were acting
with the democracy nov Is the only Conserve
tive party. lie trusted the hopes OF the conseryAuve
element souid not Do dsappointed and thanks IN Provt
oenee, ne penevea Souio !esxe aea feenee ny
winch asserted the sh, Of slave property 70 pr,e on
In me Ierruoree, ana me GUY on congress
% - INV TINS prosecsoo ~ aosaea ne 1901 nan
sy pe.Ssen 'noso sno $1,000 suo sosoa'e
power Of Congress over inc Territories ana sove
resny men cSnsress nsa poser 70 cs.Aonn .snporsy
governments N Isrrnoses- he read)udciN sanorhiss 70
sustain the vews embodied In bis rcsouuons and asked
hsw NAL could nov % considered judicial qoesuou
reisree IN the controversy hAo decaded thai nodtner
power 70 impair Tie nss: % pr0p: . ne YES q
sqnainr sovere'gny * was nrss brought forward by
sood and great man 1855 Who feared ieas the govern
nent would NOT stand tne rude nnock OF consending
psrtes. Was failacy that should be exploded.
whai WAS the rssuh 10 hansas, whefe tne expert
government bad to inserposs 70 preveas desc
Isoon py cVh wa. Sonsress nss no fyns 70
eos. ~ .os ~ s.s on L.. ..a. mu.se
interests Of the oountry on reason rses and justice,
wnu mere 70 sustain your poncyr he soeo argued 70
show the absuroy OF the idea that Congress ooud coe
m mere agent Win powers which IL oid not Itself pos
the donor had 70 give he hsd heard the
Idea Of non Intervention In the senate o. tho United
sAes which nso oeen hammered out 70 embrace oeund
essTef,ona he denied thai non intervention, sas
merry Understood, denied al right OF Conere@ 70 iegs
aie 10 regard 70 nvery Az Voc very ume zoe docrine
was broechsd the Fugitive Slave lag vas enacted and
kemsnon Akep IN regard slavery 10 tac ierrtones 10
NE Utr'es on to,umoA he rec, M Slsy Opinions 90
voc saoeo. W mo. NM 10 mo - u'e "fsasaof
m ,ne oocuihe beser gave h'ns n,erpreumn claimed
oy the advocates ~ popular sovcresnv Ihe sen&iof
tom nrnos lseo opposed every pfopoeuen whico
pss-ed Toe - ana vo'ea ,or hs p'Snen'a " sa
VeIy tom ths isrt.orts ne Denete' DC aa 20 uuesf
msuuccns IN 1904 Oongrets 10 ensSung Ierr,ofh oils
eff ouf tbe provHon requiring the lerrtnrA LeRAlnre
10 submit its 10 the revision Of Congress,
this ct timsd AZ ooncsssnn of the no ger Con
sftns TINS however yas NOT 80 ss c,uxress subse
er. n,iv ,nc,.s n,ovson IN hs oib,r bgls Mo,esvs,
gusnay n".'I' me-. ~ ,'sa IL ,. NJ ~.
,n,s sov .,.,. go. ,nsn Tor bo,,e or rsrnre go
n aid want The T,rti,ories 10 undrr,,spt ,hs,
nav had no r,cbt IN ip,ryf.re vtb the r,shtr o,
uroperty. ana III thcv al DO 80 he wspt-d
Coprrets 10 interfere He oufy asked that ID.