Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
eENATE
SATURDAY, March 9.


SENATE.
Ej.4.... SATURDAY, March 9.
Mr.. Lane ,esumea snesk;no aoa;nst tho
nronoe;tions and Safsndsd b;,nao,f soa;ns, 81
prneaoL of ~ 500. 49,. srannaa,o M
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10 worId sIso eo u notbins wos dona s,a io;n
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confs,snca IN tbo ind;an annronr;s Hon h;,j VI VI
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nnsnt unoaI Sor ,ba Eioe of on. TIn,on arr,a.s
Inc b;s trnst that Il vonld ever wavs over ,ho
land of the free. declaring that Tennessee wonId
ever remain in the IJnion. rAnnI,nse in tbe
on iier;es 90 ba clossd ! \pr'o WIZ
eTho oho;r or sraJ ,ha ,o,,o,;oo q, h. o,o.rod, =
sa,I b;saaa toIIowsd ,Shsn ,he ybo,s osnsd rn.o
hurst;nS into the most tnmnltuon, snnisnss' @
,oii;nr, ond shor,;n,, ond o,,r,;us,;,Trn II .h.oo
tsrrf;e chss,a for tbs Iin;ou crsst;na ,ha eras,
eat excitement. The Chair ordered the Ser.
eeant-at Arms to arrest anv one caus;no the
S;stnrbanca. In a sbort time the p.IIeries ve-e
Cleared. the doors locked and the Senate nro.
oeeded with its business
Mr. Crittenden moved that when tbev adioprn
IL be till to. morrow.
Mr.. Kennedy moved that the door be locked
the residue of The session TO prevent such insults
as had lust occurred.
M. Wilson onposed meeting on Sunday.
The Committee Of Conference on the army
bin reported. Agreed to, and the bill pass
ed. - -, ~ 80. =
The Conference reuorts on the patent bill and
Indian bill were agreed to.
Mr.. Crittenden's resolution Was disagreed
to.
The rule preyentiue bills and resolutions
being read and passed the same day was repeal.
ed. tt-t .'.'
The Conference committee's report on the
civil appropriation bill was agreed to,
Mr.. Lane continued at great length, occupy-
inp three hours. f->Ht
Mr.. Johnson repliedby saving that he felt
above the personalities which had been heaped
unon him by those fayoring disunion.
on motion of Mr.. Douglas, the Joint resolu-
ton from the House was taken up, after sharp
debate between him and Mr.. Mason, relative 70
resolutions taxing precedence over tne reace
propositions Inc vote $1,000 20 against H.
on motion, the doors OF tne galleries were
thrown open ior iaaies only.
Mr. fugh moved 70 smena Tue resoiuuon Dy
striking out the words "aushorized" A tie
vote, and the Vice President decided In the al
hrmative. s5,, r.. .--... ...
Mr.. Dsaglas appealed; ...s
Some SsAator changed his vote
Mr.. Crittenden moved reconsideration.