The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

REPORT CRISIS ccmnnrrH
The srKAnR announced the business in order was he
report Of the Committee Of Thirty. three.
Mr. Loyr,oy. Gep) of H., moved 7, postpone u TIN the
4th Of July.
The sPKAKlR quoted the rule, that member reporting
may open and close the debate lie therefore
awarded the floor to Mr. CoIwin.
Mr. LovSyoy replied that the debate was not now either
opened or closed. He appealed om the decision al
the Chair, wbich 1.-THE latter) the hcuse sustained
- the pending proposition was resa VIZ a.s iog
America"
Mr.. oenwn, trep) of Ohio, dee-nng an explanation
unnecessary dsmended the previous ques ron on tnira
reading ana the engrossmento Of the bill.
Mr.. ihcKnAs, 0ep) Of Pa, moved 70 lay n on the
Csrrec-ll4 against n, as follows
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Bwnhem, Cary Carrier tase Cohnrn Colfax, Conway Co
lac
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wsT wilson, Slaem, wiHsioW' woodruff woa
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ESsa G. ' q Va Kellogg ss ): 4 S Ri
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Moore, Maoiheao Mo,rs 81 Va norrsof III Nixon, Well
ss m% as Stanton Stanton nee Of Ma
stokes straton, fhaysr, WEBSTER, wood--7,
The Ho, next consider ed the amendment OF act
for the renditi II Of ~ eitives from labor.
AMrrIMrEr OF RrsprrIoy or yucIrUEs
20 ., acted Nv The serat. ana Wouse of
Of the nd States imsrca in 0ongrss meled That
ivy labor shall b Ss 70 -
Of & Sl Ss st as w sp
Si:sn nc .,,s., made: upon prsaas,iss
ssctIn said act such COURT Judge or Comms
hear judge .Gs ;aS
Ss s mpn, according % as s%s
Ss g. 10 n; S. e
shah and 70 Ss his essns ees
sss ,ssss saa
~ Of as ss: or e.
Ssss
from sich the fugitive is ascsr si
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United ttaies for the las, mentioned siae district
fs ns ssis sn saa the sts sa
70 E, ss
by ~. :. ssSs 10 s b and
suited ~ snS ' sss
sa ads%sn sa and
%s,G 70 Pc TO The elsman or returned =, ,hs
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Office Of the cIsrs o. .he United states Dstrie. Cont f,r
wi. svsy and S4y rs% ,a the s,s q the
ps with ibis ac se shall Be- deemed guilty. s
ofa msS. nSsnsr and sh. be panisned By ans q one
thousand dollars and imprisoned Tor Elk months and until
STATE shall he compelled TO aid the marshal or owner Of any
whsn e s spoysd Or 3, 70 nr
he nn or a % s
p Sd .s ss q {. 5 ssn, Ss hs
and decrminedby such commissioner
Mr. HioknsS moved TO table IL, which was disagreed
| to- against l04.
Mr. yuLAsmGn,n, topp of Ohio, asked Mr. Cor vi to
withdraw his demand for The previous question I, enable
him to offer amen 'pen, the first secton OF Mr.
bold that the all gcd fugitive shall have trial By Jury
| in the State from which he fed
Mr. CcBwg declined
Mr. HchnaN moved 10 postpone the bill till Monday, al
| eleven o'c!ook.
| The sirmaR ruled the motion out Of order
| The bill passed OF aganat So, as follows
, ADAMS q Ky, Adrai, Aldrieh Anaeron Of Ky,
Siemsrs Geburn coshr.ne Collar, CosAlIns 6orwip'
= ~ Rs'; ns enG Hs
SS Gnsd y Mh sm ,nn as s ssoss 81
Mich, Kellogg Of III Kenyon, Kieore Kinscr long
seknh fP ll aesTe
ksss Rosnison o. r. Robinson H. sersnson scsie s
l Tms es %son "'SSa WOOD %oSa
ss.s 90
Burnett II y. CLARK Clark No..
SoY ,n s jenkins & va RunI. ss y
ISsiSy ss,s
fssa sffas%s
Sss wildly %soa SsiasSsn
The next end last bill In the series taken up. 1t
os follows
AarSnsSET OF rnr ACT ron RrsDInos OF rucITIvss
BE enacted BY the senate ssd mou.e Of representatives.
Of The United k.a,cs Of Ame,ea in Congress assembled
felony Other ]
S'd !;
PsI Sssss si i 90 's $':.' 'hs
4. he.
SUI At The time such crime w.. oomiea which such such
ss1S sSs aa on Ssx I've a
airy quest on o. lay shall are during such examination
Mr. CoLwN explained the prov isions Of the BILL say ing
10 carry out constitutional requirement, the
moe desiring 10 AVOID the contradictory decisions made
by of states who not competent jndges OF
constitutional law
hr Wmlia ~ (opp) Of lei sa,d this bill was the
greatest stride known toward consolidation and
| laiiye OF the rights OF every State.
Mr.. MuItoS, (oIp Of Va argued that IL was incum
bent tho coero government TO provide the necessary
na,hrey or The execution OF The constitutional powers
| The bill was rejected by vote OF Al agapst 1876
Mr. Grow, (rep) If Pa asked to proceed to the son
sdof stun OF Territorial business
Tbe sAstR aikcd leave 10 present the proceedings OF
| the Peace forgrcSs
objections were mide by Mr.. wAsmuRvE, Dep Of
| ILL.,, I'd o'hcs.
Mr. sifnSs uep) OF Pa, did not want TO hear John
| 1ylcr'r rcn mrricafcn read
Mr.. ncSIRyASp, opp Of H., moved TO suspend
| tie rules
There VAS great confusion. Some said they wished
20 rsider rore IN poftant business.
Mr.. EoTuYR, (orp) Of Va, In a loud tone, asked
What coulG be important than the peace OF the