New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-21
XXXVITH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.



II ,tpOrCd 70 more convenient hour, 80 tul SsnaoTs
might cone fully prepared to discuss II. go,
Mr.. MASON tntm., Va WA in favor OF the TN.
He moved to sIeclly assign it for Thursday next at
lslfpast 10 o'clock.
Nj. JOHNSON moved 10 make Il ! o'clock On
1bureday witch was cmrieF
Nh. BiGLER Dem, Z y presented mem ma
from Pennsylvania IN favor Il III & 1T ndeno propo-
eiious -,
Mr.. POLK Dem, Mo- moved TO take up, the biz
for the removal Of The aEsenal at S Louis and to cell
Sir. THOMPSON Dem, n, j. presented a memo 10
ia Of ci4eEs OF New-JeItey l. favor ol Cht'ehueh
Iropositione
Mr. LATHAM Dem, Call presented petition from
residents Of California, praying Tor Tue n
Of nail route between Los Angeles ana ca1 Diego'
Referred TO The Committee on Posi-Oiices and koHd5'
Mir. GRIMES Rep Iowa. presented resolution
requesting tie Secretary Of the Navy 10 furnish soe
Senate with an estimate Of the expense OF te bmng
Of stce Or iron guDtOai OF the cpaciy ana ahaDeu'
Of the United States gun-boat lroqu0is-
Mr. SUMNER Rep., Mass.) called up his resolution
al Yesterday in reference foreign vessels IN the po1
Of Charleston, ard it was adopted.
Mr. POLK Dem, Mo- presented the resolutions o.
the public meeting at st. LOUIS on tie State OF the
Union and the adjustment Of the present dliiedllie3
MIR SEWARD Rep, n. " said in 1850 IL was do
,ided to receive the pfoceediugs OF pnblc meetings
when majority of the Serate agreed, bat to rejec.
item when they werein a minority.
Dir. FOOT (Rep., Vt iutrsdUced bill for the reOr-
eapizstiOn of TIE United States Military Academy at
Wet Point. 1t has ben prepared BY the hesi Point
Conn istiOn instituted al u ldst session OF Congress
Ordered 70 ii second rading and 10 be prined, aud
relened to the Military Colmitec.
NJ. BENJAMIN Dem, La presented the petition
OF W C. Jewet opposing he Pacific Railroad bill, DC
caure he is oppOFed to national debt firsi, because
the UIiOn qu,sion Is paramount thereto second,
enuse of the injustice Of adding one hundred millions to
tie national debt in Time Of rcy0u ION thiro bccalse
Iites Peak 40 a midGle State will IN tine secure
railroad, Thereby prosevns stale - independent I'M
prove and preventing nluonol DEBT; lonflh, o.,
caufe in the rTcserviOD Of the Union, with is rith
rosOmces, The country has an am 10 future i'r hS ut
NelImont.
Mr.. MASON introduced joint resolution in relation
20 tie Suspension OF certain lave IN States spardn,
from the Onion, as folows:
AotGs 1t spFosu Co that the state Of south Caro-
Ina has g an ocinsref Of tie geoie o. 1' state IA mel
ii,n nsi' bitd 1,catd the state ,eP'ihcu il Su1
States the tuvcuncut thtHo a. established gnds 70
SsJ t.rso there ne no ofcIs Of TIE hted scag
gGor a., Authority thT,oi Tie jud1c, d,pIiaori u n'
Co,suDtt uLdT The as Tor tie collection Of Ia revenues
81 the UIi,d State, wheel. aEd n whereof ihe
Isvi Of lie lifted 10 tact susFc!ed ehia th1 lu
81 lo,loIe TO ',d aHy Eosu, ,ols.'a wat i.y
ac between tie tutLodes 81 SIC nod siies aud .g STATE
south C-lona aio ,Gid ~ attempt l. o1eoiie ihr 80,
81 tie uitd state, ~ tho a.ieH," 81 to oce' 'e'd -
hro,sa a. s,n-t' end ~ ~ Of .slesents,i. IA.
ULed State u ,tiug le lede a. hh ~ army 'na AAy
aua oil public o,c. o Tie ln.es ss sH De- 1-aa - ne
he lave and huhoring IL s-iAe d ~ ~" Tor "a"
c.e'ton q t''h"'. la o. siu We So a. ,
Le being aud lLs should be- mace 20 sti heeae ~ le
49,, 49,, tl,d ly lt 4, opr u aly sio dsclrius such
site or stste om th- ULicd stats ue- shall Do
III, duty tie t mi 81 states TO announce zach
srpuation b, and I'll the Ws the Unti -s'
shsl IL lac er be suspended aHd rendered H. r'e 'ah
This Joint resolution WIS passed to second reading
and ordered to he printed.
Pending th, bill tor Tie sale Of the ~. Louis Arsenal
the CHAIRMAN announced that me honr ior taxing
up the slecia order, The Kansas tin, bad arrived
Mr. FITCH dem, Ind called up bis amendment,
that from and after Tie admission Of the Slate Of hai-
ss tie laws OF the United States Which arc not locally
inappcable have tie same force w'i1n The state ~
any other Statcf that th, STATE J. coasutu,d Judi
cill distrid with an established Diiitt Court, Wfh
ROVER Of jurisdiction a. Bftflct Court OF the UuIed
Stses for the District OF iuUt sotai thai lhe JudgtS
District Attorney aud Martial oil the United Siaieh
THAI r,sce in lie distia Of k.tas slali b. enIilra
10 the sane compensation thpss 81 tue district u
MinresO that IN III cGse Of appeal or wut OF error
heretofore profecu,,d and now pending IA The supreme
Court a The United States UPON my record from the
supreme Cont Of Kansas Territory the mandate eA.
ecutiOn order II tuftieI Pr"cceGlg ~ are nec,s ary
shall BE- directed BY the Supreme Codl OF Tie JLej
States to the District Court OF tie the Juuei SAtts Tor
the dtrt Of Kans,s as The nature Il theh spfedl or
viii ofenor may rcqrirei that ca ofts Courts sLal
be tie successor Of he Supreme Court oi Kansas Ter,
rory as III such caste, wlh in power 70 hear ANA
determine the audawafd be hnal process 1hefclh
that Tho Judge Of the District Court Tor the District of
Tunsas shall hold two regular terms annually al tie
zen, q. Government in saId state, - commence oh the
secord Monday OF April and October oil each year.
Mr. FlICH mace motion Tor a vote on "dlihS LIS
amendment 10 the bill which rcsulied as iolin"si
YIAs-He.4ts. Bsy-Id bcIyalin. biseT brass sIiini.
CAa.msn CiitieldeI, fiel, Green ONiA hrHIm h1n.rh
yer,u johnson AK JolusOn li'un Lane ha'Sn' NieA
oon Fok Powell Pugh Rice SaubnJ, srOssui lhons'0i1
"ESEs-Me..r, h,h,ny Baker Bingham Cameron, Chan
dl.r Calk Col8ner D1Cn, D0Oitte, DousH DuIAtc 70"
s.rd,n Foot foster Crime Hale Harlan hing hoi ~ 81"
nd, sismsn.' sotlHer' Ten L!'A' li1HDuN' "''''
Alter short debate, Mr. PUGlI Dem, Ohio
- as4s.rf l..sk afR Il -
inp to tie amendment pgOposed by Mr. Green. The
Yrs M,s.f.. b,va1d r,njaiu, Brass. Bright Cngmsn
Vieh Green. nnphiu. iust.l J"lrs,n iTsl yoHasin
tnn K,nredy Lare Ma On, Nicholson, ro!A Powell fush
ir,. Sudbury, sebsst1u, Migs,!A -, -, 60
casroltr Cssk Coisncr Chtcudeu Dixon Dooi'.le Dong
as Dmi., For,,udn root Foster ulnrs iiia7 hing -
al Mo.rD se~ I'D simn3ns sann'' zen h|'-' ''u"'''
Wade y iFIlscn. NisOn-R
Mr.. SALISBURY Dem, Dell moved the Senate
ad,oum.
YEAs-Me,.r.. Bsyafd Benjuuin B@fg Bright cliggmln
Ftrh Green Ii,mpli Hunter johnson iATkt Lane Mi-oh'
hcho o. rok Go~t Rice, ssohSurS Sebastian Thompson
k5Is-Ne..r. Anthony, Baser Blsr, finshun Cameron
Chandler Crl Cosmer Crtenden ID son Doolitse Douglas
Duke, fssendGn fGT H. ro L,h,n Mnd PSsh sewId
simmoos sumueI Ten Eyck, TIuInbu, "sds' Wiihh''i'
Wlson-;3 .r
Mr.. GREEN Dem, Mo- moved to amend the m
by il sertg 4" that before this net shall take ehect
tie people II Kansss shall by vote AZ sneh times anu
placer ~ The Legislature by law shall order assent 70
he prOyhOns OF thiH act or that uh'li inc o, 1o
Of 1tepaes thus assent which delegates may be elected
by qualified electors ar the Territorial Legislature
irecrf, including, however, the whole ssrrtory ON
bracedn the limits herein prescribed as the boundaries
Of the state OF hanras. o.,
Mr.. GREEN called for vote on the amendment,
which resultcd-Yeas q; Nays, 81.
After further debate, at o'clock, Dir. Powell
Dem, XVI moved the Senate adjourn. ~.
Mir GRIAES called for vote on the motion, which
vas lost. Yeas, IL; Nays, 80.
An amendment was made to add to the old bill pro-
yifios for the temporary government OF the Territory
q jefferson. o,, n. n,