, 1860-02-28
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TiIIRTY-SIXTHC CONGRESS FIRST SESSION.
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TiIIRTY.SIXTHC C0NGRESS-FIRST SESSION,
w,.n,xo-o~ r,h ~ ,een
s,s,, ~ .a;sio;u s eseutcG a3e5i menotial
tnu n.,tnn;.s,"1 ;1 20 ~ y. ~" asA'ns ae
GrgIGpn GaI ~ .pn y ruu eatoa{ ot araaona' Ne
NJ Seword nrasan.ed ~ a.;t;ans ,sn, eou
pensions to soldiers Of the I war Of IKE t' ''&
Mr. Hale presented the memorial nf Fronl,
s;anborn protesting against the order for his ar
rest. and asking that t be- rrscin.lcd.
Mr.. bingham presented q peti,ion in fayor Of
tho Homestead bill,
Mr.. Collamer introduced rcs6lntion TINT the
Committen on f,o.t flf1;ces aud post Honds IN.
ouire into The exned;cucv of havinv lettera
Which NAV remain in auy Past 11ff;ce nndeliy.
erred for thirty days. returned tn Their writer's
Sir. Collamer advocated the resolution a. ne.
eessurr tn relieve the Dc.d Iatter f,f;ca ~ tha
immense nnnnnt of ma,ter thrn,xn m Il 7hc
resolution Yas adonted: ' ~
Nr W;ison raVe nn,;co If , hill n ,a5rra +hs
rates now nnid for thr nuh,;c nr;ot;n~ ~ mr.
cent.
Mr. Browns resolution vas taken mn md Mr
Tonmhs enotn haJ hoon ~. .sss4,a ha that ha
lad ~ -;oft ~ ri, ~ a,sst;a,, ~ enIs NJ ~
eiyn Stafcs AZ the REPRESENTATIVE Of n sore
re;~n State hc tboneht fe bai, Ia r;,ht md
thI7 +b;s ,vna 4Ia ,,ac,,1ar1 a,.r,r,n;ot t;n,a ~
cpll in question The acts 81 tie confederate
States IF rci1ess con1d mi },c nhta;ned heTc
.,. - erid h tsaa Sou.u w. ~ tha;1 ~
stfnt;ons nr internal off.;rs of INV Stnte. lie
i,ad onIr nrrs;enaI +1aIn a. ;nida1;tr n tLe
Tnr,t;.r,;nn Ri, +i,ar .ra-a tnnnd IL avarv
".s:ja-,;;a, ~ onnj r.;ti ~ c,rIv mi
191ss s'o.,o5 s.Inro1 statos 1,.;,h ha;rr m.
tenn3 ~ Icy tu'.Es naat ond hor;ro o ,n5da
supreme ta1 u 1ne tand Of no eiiect- Sone oi
tn Iena e & .nsSs G cnarees except dhe senator
,.oua ..aa 1o"S, ~ anu ne Moulo cho" tnat re was
s,G ..s eAsase slsGM ~ was ehe1 tae iagHlFe
90 90 -" nss ~ Nv Nv" Auele u1us' oe an arbl.
r. = .,. s.' ens eou1se VI tnls eonu.ct.
Tue sann9n ~ Is % ,e on1E & &arelter, the senator Will
Ano" y 1oG ~ ost.sl; tAe oena1or from "lscon-
ta iin;tnd ~ St,tos 3 ees asiae , Iesfes o.
ne;:n'' r. -. Ts.t:.:: W: nau uua'neu
p1os. s.s.oa " ctc Goustttatga III tteh1a u tne
Ienal'!on Q! !uel1lses ltom labor. II was PLAN,
t hers "as ~ c.a anaogy net"een Inc actlon Of t
neora; s nsaso W. anas o.
He haa atfafgnea tnat otate not on tae groun!
I'M. snT nau ~ r3gn. - oeeioe upon me coastl-
Ground that she had violated the n1a;ncst uro-
Tisiops Of tho CONSTITUTION,
| Mr. Too,nhx snnnnrtni hia nro,,,nan+s hv co.
| pious citations from legal autloritiea. IN the
course Of his remarks be said it was useless to
sing pnans to the Union, while thcy traupleti
The Union under foot. Bad men in all ayes
| have cried, Lord! Lordi" Tie constitution
| ality OF The act Of 1896 had been affrmed Ly
every State court before which it had come. ami
the act of 1859 did not ditIer therefrom.
Hercviewed at length and e1plainej the nets Of
the Georgia Courts. The Courts Of Wjsconsin
had asserted the supremacy Of the State Courts
| over the Federal Court. The decisions referred
| to by the Senator from W1scousin s;1nnly as.
| serted thnt the Federal Courfs Ind m s,,,rem
acy oycr Statc Courts. Nine :Jndees of tha ~.
nre,ne Court said there was a new doctr;ne in
American ;ur;snr,,dence. Fte oct;on Of tao
Wisconsin Courts stood in its naked dcformity y
,r;tbnnt - r,oro1ioi 40 40 1'"A"@ 0s1oA
IL reniv n AZ 11,,a he enid tha ,rd;,,n,o =,
11s7 ,ras nosscd hafara III nnro,n,a,,. ~ :"
rnrmeJ nd ti,creforc rcstsd ,non ~ const;.'
| t;nnai nnthoritr, The on;n;ons If tho eorl,- r.,
tbers we're u,isrepresented. -
Further consideration of the s,h;art w,s
nostnoncd nntil Wednesdar a reet h:nc. "'s
nny IN nfI;cers in the nary w'ihout oet;on unor
f. ~f~'
Tic SENATE went into Erecntixe S,ss;on oni
afterwards adjourned. ~ ''
uoCsE.-Tle House passed the bill FOR the
payment OF the Invalid and other pensions, aud
the bill for the support Of the Military Academy
Mr. Conkling asked, but failed to obtain con.
sent, to offer resolution instructing the Com,
mittec On Judiciary to inquire whether any
{ AAA ~ SUt Wuak AtTl3ld4lOQ l3 necessary 70 Sc
cure the liberty Of speech or person in the Dis
trict Of columbia, and whether any, and if So
what practical legislation is necessary to secure
the ri ghts Of free persons iu said District.
On motion Of Mr. Fenton, d resolution wa:
adopted, calling OH the Secretay of the Interior
to report to the House the present condition 6
the trust lands west of Missouri, set apart 70,
tue NeW 1ork Indians; whether the same has
been brought into market as part Of the pub
nc aomaln, and II SO, by what authority.
Mr. GuFley, from the Committee on Printing
Ierofteu resolution tiat there he printed 10,
;ne nse o. Inc Aouse s3,eoo extra copies Of thu
lresiachts annual Message, with the report:
proper o. the Heads OF departments anC
Ghte1s Of hureau1 connected Herewith, omittinl
the statistical parts, and that there also bt
printed ,oeo extra copies OF said Message ant
Mr.. Gurlcy Of Ohio, said these resolutions art
IN INNOVATION oi former practice The coln
! InlLtee propose hot only to largely reduce tjl(