The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20


civl authorities executing aud authorizing the
same, and all laws collection shan be- and
State o. south csi5na er he tine beng and that should
o. made TO sprear hsFeaer ey me sAeenye authority o.
passed by me peore q state declaring such state o.
duty Of the pied, the ned states sncn
sepaiau%9n % ~ npamaten and al the laws q ths uma
imperative in such State aforesaid.
This Joint resolution was passed to second reading
and oI dered to be printed.
Pending the BIN for the sale Of the St. Louis arsenal
the CHAIRMAN announced that the hour for taking up the
special order the Kansas bll, had arrived.
Mr. FiTcn, lopp) Of Ind, called up his amendment,
that from and after the admission Of the state Of Kansas
tie laws OF the United states which are locally map
plcable lave The same force within the state az any
other States that the State IS constituted judicial dis
trct with an established District Court, with powers
jurisdiction as District Court Of the United States for
the district of Minnesota that the Judges District Attor
ney, aud Marshal II the United states that reside in the
district of kaI sas shah be entitled The compen-
satlon as those q me district q Minnesota tha IN al
cases Of appeal o writ Of enor heretofore and
now pending IN the supreme Court OF the United states
upon any record from the supreme Court OF Kansas Ter
rory the mandate, execution order If further pro
ceednes are necessary shall be directed by the Supreme
Court Of the United States TO the District Court of the
United States for the district Of Kansas the nature
such appeal or writ OF error may require that each
these courts shall be the Of the supreme Cour
OF Kansas Territory as TO all such with full power
TO hear and determine the and award the final pro-
therein that the Judge of the District Court for the
district of Kansas shall hold two regular terms annually
at the seat OF government in sad State TO commence
the second Monday OF April and October Of each year.
Mr.. fIrh made a motion for vote on adding his
amendment TO the bill, which resulted as follows
YRAs-Messrs Bayard Benjamin Bigler Bragg Bright,
Clingman Cnttenden, Fitch, Green, Gwin, Hemphil,-
Lane Masos Naa Po rowe Pah e ss
sssS bingham
Chandler Clark Colamer Dixon Dool'ttie, Douglas bur
kee fesstnden Foot Foster, Grimes, Hale Harlan King
Wade, Wilkinson, Wlson-2Z
After a short debate, Mr. PuGH, (opp) of Ohio, moved
that the Senate reconsider the vote dsagreeng the
amendment proposed by Mr.. Green. The vote resulted
as follows
YxAs-Messrs. Bayard, BENJAMIN, Bragg, Bright, Cling
johnson q Tennessee KENNEDY Lane, Mason, Nicholson
SSAssSss,s. saSSas Baker Rissr, S%shs%, S@s%srsa @
pougias pursee Fessnaen, Foot Foster Chimes Harlan
kyes kes % MsGs s%on Ten
Mr. SALISBURY, opp Of Del, moved the Senate ad-
journ.
yEAsaMessrs Bayard BENJAMIN, Bragg Bright, clngman,
Mason Nichoson FOLK, Powell Rice Salisbury Sebastian
NAYS -Messrs Anthony Baker Biser, Bingham, Cameron,
Ghander CLARK d.amet csnde pAon pooe ts
Johnson Ksnasay Xxi
sui l,l Wade, t %Kinson Wson%s 'eH N''-
Mr.. GREEN moved to amend the bill by inserting,
ha before this act shall take effect the people Of Kansas
shall by vote at such times and places the legislature
by law shah order assent to the provisions Of this act or
that until the convention Of delegates thus assent which
delegates may be elected by qualified electors as the
territorial Legislature directs, including, however the
whole territory embraced in the limits herein prescribed
as the boundaries Of the State of Kansas
Mr. GREEN called for a vote the amendment, which
resuted-ayes 21, nays 81.
After further debate, at -four O'Clock Mr. POWELL (opp)
of Ky. moved the Senate adjourn.
Mr. GRIMES called for the motion, which
lost--by yeas Is, nays 80.
An amendment made TO add to the old bill pro.
vision for the temporary government OF the Territory Of
Jefferson.
After further debate Mr.. CAMERON rep) Of Pa at
twenty minutes past four O'Clock r. NJ moved to adjourn.
Mr.. WADE, (rep) OF Ohio, called for vote on the mo
ton
The motion was lost by-yeas Il, nays 2S
Mr. HAZE (rep,) Of ~ H., obtained leave 10 present a
resolution that the Secretary the Navy be instructed 10
inform the senate whether he has accepted either with
without conditions, any draft orders, requests 10
pay money 10 the Chiriqu Improvement Company and
A. W. Thompson, either OF them, any else for
them either Of them and if SO the dates and amounts
Of such acceIsance
Mr.. GRaS said he ready 10 infict four hour
speech
Mr.. CAMERoN.-Ie pass the bill Monday at half
past twelve r. NJ, without Offering amendment Ireceiyed
much strucon yesterday by what the learned Senator
said and IL kept here to night afraid shall lose
the thread Of the discourse Let adjourn aud let
things be decided on Monday. again move 10 adjourn
After further debstc motion OF Mr.. PUGn the sen
ate adjourned n five r. M.