The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26
'rIKIRTY-sFxTa CONGRESS-.
FIRST sIesIOS.
Senate.


TnE rosr oFrcE DEFICIENCY BILL
Mr.. HUNTER, (dem OF Va, from the Finance Commit
tee, reported back the House Post Office Deficiency bill
with sundry amendments.
TIE OVERLAND MAIL BILL
Mr.. GwN, (dem) Of Cal, moved to take up the Over
land Mail bill. Carried.
Mr. GwrS ead the object Of tho Pos. Oflce Committee
was 70 establish permanent mail system, and proceeded
70 explain the details OF the bill.
PRIVATE cAIySD4R
The CHAIR called up the specis ORDER being the private
calendar, and II was postponed.
DExocRAnc rAncRx.
Mr.. DAvs' resolutiors were taken up.
Mr.. canxspEs, g. opp Of Ky, took the ground
that the resolutions contemplated evils not likely 70
srke; that the Territories quiet and intsrven
ton WAS needed To Justify the resolutions sup
pose that the Territorial govern MS AL intend 70 maze
war On slavery, which s net likely to ba the case
useees bring tho future 10 mako mischief
in the present He advocated peace ana quiet Ali par
ties had been ~rone and contributed II The mutual rrs
ton. He wac not gcng to he tied 10 The heels OF the
democratic any other party.
The question WAS then ASen on Mr.: Browns amend
meni nat nier,enon sss nov needed AID Lost yeas 8,
johnson, NJ hksrsss and Yule.
Mr.. CoIIANyR, (rep) OF VT, offered amendment TO
Mr. CMemans amendment, TO the effect that no eryen
ton by corarets the Territories would be required
The smspdmsb, was lost by yese 10, nays SO
M Cineuans. resolution that no necessity now exists
for the Intervention OF Congress prole slave property
in the Territories, adopted BY yeas as nays 23 As
foicws:-
ssn, 70 Aasr c,i..lasn IlI0s. Dosiis, Foot arimes
p a,h ZEN ,es ron rruS s.s:
SArs -S.sr.. Be-j,mn. Firth. Brown. ch.tnu, CLAY,
aye E'ypahiss GHsn, yamsisne 3es'er ivsrson Lars.
s.Sssilsp. sndeil wiefSn and yulee.
The fith resolution was i,ken up. Il Is "a ioIows
Received Iha e,pereres ssoula say lue ,Sa,
rsrs sc.or,,. r,es.e5 n esps,,n,lr.a rlss. 1, Tsr
tory srd TIE Ter oris shod an or refuse
duty q congress 20 supply sneh esacerey.
M5 sIlses s Cen Of Ssa The following !"
rroydsd no. hereby intended this tine Ii.
ssy q cnsrs.s 70 prevdes system o. s~s for he msa
Mr.. GRrES, (dsmr of No, was surprisei that such n
proposition should come from a soushern man.
w N,hsos (dem Of Ga VAS Tor an asst rtion Of con
sllohcusl ehS, IN bold, manly manner. he chargei
sr. .hpsman with aciire under fear a offending the
NJ rroH, (denn o. Ohio. moved 10 strike on, u,s
words at hs tine" ard acd a, the end Of the words
"as political insttuiicn
Mr. GRnrs, (rep) OF Iowa, movcd az an amendment
The .oros, or until alter the ensung Preseettlal eIec
uon." Urrfhter) The resolution vas withdrawn
Mr. Prehs proposition WA Loaf
Mr. Stiy0N4S desired 10 ado the end OF his proyso
'he vvrds, "or any other species Of property"
ne tsAR dseded ihs, the words could not be .dded
Mr.: C'usm psoviso rejected by yeas IL nsys
81 The yess we're A.ssrs Csrs ,C,tnxman, Dixon Zoo,
soswr, ssle Hanin, latham, Pseh, I'm Eyck, Trumeun
sr Inowx, (asm e,Ms,.. offered the following As a
suhfiilu,e for the ffts onios:-
heso.yed, Thai szpersuee having ars,dy ,Aox, TIA, An.
ssssaai en see ss e.mson .~, un.ase ~ ui,y en,
reps ss .ss =. sd ,.ssn, y
rtfussd 70 psn sub eus,mens iniy
pogs fsoss ,ss psa,. cS he. s ssss
other srss q sroesny.
Mr. wicrAIl, ldem OF TEXAS, opposed the Substitute
An sad that how osber The Senator nom Msrs
rrpi Nj hrowp) and the Senator from Norh Carol,s.
lMl cipshan) prsred oourse 10 cnbsrrxs TIE action
NJ mol fhs
had proved himself unscuns He vculd not, however,
lreston zoe sentetpens motives only show The eject
Mr.. Baovs replied TO tLs.s reGestors He d,i NO, ad
MT The Tgbt OF The Senator from Texas 10 lecture nm
ar a., $50, W ~. voc actor o, NE puy
~ ~ha'or 70 reply N The charge that he favored
Mr. btuea ne SAID he would sarport the nominee Of toe
kchnopd Convention, n be -s sorno man 90 a oesr
sentet he would he would then rsver the conn.c
ncn 9Th the national democratic psry.
take part vc,e en- these reso u,,cus a. seemei
to he democratic family srsir
,,,S, ,n as,s sIl q H. thought Mr. wsf.I sli
aaoltou Of Mr. Browns resolution, or any Other, would
smuaIrss The Nor,serp democracy. rhey could nc,
resolutions that nigh, be passed Al the next sats ON
vsncr they would declare that they hal always enter
ained thtse sentiments lie upiiue n,ed Mr. Browns
oourse AZ consistent for the principles embodied 10 Inc
resolutions were correct vsn The time for actlen
a Persoaa coioqay here ensred between Mr.. HIv aai
Mr. Browns substitute vas lost, By yea. q. n.ysaa
soiom '
Mr. Toosrs, tcem) of Ga, offered an amendment ta,
ne action ~ CcSsress should be within the limits Of cou
s,iiutonsl power. Adopted.
Mr. Iht vsrII (rep) o. M, sad INA, he bad no oh,eo
ton 10 the resolution ss stood, 90 mere abstrsc pr,
potlon He cfered a. an amendment. chat there IL 10
ooItutcnh rghi 70 lake and bold Saves In the Terri
ofles.n - ~ ''
The anseoemeni rejected, by yeas n, naysai
nays q - - w.
Msists Ham.a and rraneull we're the only negatives
The sIth resolution vas then reported a. follows
Resolved ybsi ths iaasbrs Of reriosy Of ,ss rus~d
ssie hen icy rskfuhy firm 70 he Admired
staie msy tbsn fee he Arst lime. ne peop.e al
hshsr slavery ~ domess irsiuan shall 10 ussinsires
PR hbsd wfhr their urs fcdo- and thu, tney sail bs
ec-tet sio The rnica Without slavery AsIr cop
iiuiion MAJ prescribe ~ tie naAs q their adnlssion
M wlsoy, (rer) o. Macs moved the following as
ibstltues-
Resolved Tia, slavery q srrius Laura r'eh's and csn
u, esisi ehsr n ,rhsld by otAl ant ci,x ara
~ ~ constitution n-ihes ~clkes aulho
ne t>nxrsss 10 cfests snd atiah -knee
fisht Auy person 70 tale bold Ia feryiory
q kA avery being wiotg heN ard rsiuti.isl TIE
cks Of reemen ire irfsrs res lab,r y the dutr
Corree 70 rrever IN crfsIcr into the Terrkvies Of tho
7 his substitute was rejected BY yeas O. navs y,
Tie resolution was then adopted BY yeas q, rsvs II
ne se-sn'h resslrtir, res,rg 70 ihe Frg,rs save
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