The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-26

long has y been since your sr, ,.ss. hes
MeNico, and many of them p w. ven ss i
eonslgned 70 the grave w;,I .''sa M
winding ahget than their rarm - y oiAss
s .t.. Wlth ploodl How manv .ai.'
did we win -how many trorEi. ns,lufsi
bring back+the country Lrc. &c. udlt
did Il COST II cost ono 49, Whit
twenty millions % dollars Ta a W. ana
" the purchase 81 the ierritory y ts T
iana for SIS, 900, 900. protes.is, I, v \, ho'il
| TERRITORY and admittibg 4 = shia
Unto the Union Yet sald 4 aale
is claimed Louisiana ~, y, neN
\ perhaps attempt to elise t6s M ~
the mississippi, from The ers.s O n.
MT. johnson then referred III "A. vet
lof OK, Governor Manning 81 So, w 'gsess
lima in which he said 'cot,o, ssse
and 4 necessary, The army and I. l
England and France will s. call, W. y
70 protect is cnltute and trausrsss.,. va
ls this government prepared "A,
J ofathlngs Ike tliisg Mr.. .lala... .Iaie
1uoted from the proelaipation " nv y ohia
ernor Of Arkansas. s.about nv w OeV '
working Of the British (ioye N, -. Nsf.s
this country 10 promote dis,,n;a a'; : e y
read extracts from The newsrsns,. Z, Iie
lumbia, Ga, suggesting 4 , M = w
1 government. 20 show that tl,ers -, ~.
party at theSOuthiufayor Ii I ,,,o. ", ~
and 60 ask the South 70 ea,.;d ;lsaa. "
1 government Il was going under NJ. ny
|still trusted ia G0dth the int. W, =
he preserved Mr. Lincoln was s ! n 49,
~ President. let South Carolin ,'', "
her senators back and III. Lincoln 49,, ~
4 even make q cabinet without IN $500 sss.o.
of TIC Senate, Was he "a IL 800. $500
coward as to retreat when X Sc. 49, s.a n =
THAT the South had the power n .s.:5
own handeg Mr.. johnson cIospd III, ~ /.
strong, earnest, and eloquent appe,I ".
all 10 stand by the Constitution ~. a, n.
Union. rs +. &. r y = ~ We.
Senator Lane saId lie. could moi ,y,...
to reply to.the. senator from T,.ss,....
There was one thing the old deu,os,.s.i !.
would not Co-Attiey woall not nia,eb \:
derathe bloody banner oi the senata,l,.s.
Tennessee, 70 trample South C.,ols.
under foot On the contrary. IA vnaR J
find them ready to meet him there ~ !.
lPel his bloody band. The Presid.ntsl,..
was elected simply because 81 liz kate I. .
tie South, lie hero served noli,, a.
the North that she cannot carr 1. tai,.a
North TO invade q State fighting for N, !.
rights lie knew something ef lie M
pie OF Tennessee, and he knew that il,,
would not march with the senator lJohs
SOM in his bloody march He claimed
thai Washington was seecller when L
went to Philadelphia and left the ca.
lfesleration Senator Iiane read from Mr.
EincolnH speeches to show Ills Lincolhs !
ilatred Of slavery and the South. n,
senator from Tennessee looked TO N
| question as q matter Of dollars aad ctuts
not principle. There was no danger 4
the month Of Tie Mississippi being closa
| IMP; il was against the law OF nation.
| Where Is the man hardy enough to ID
dertBke TO collect revenue IN south Csre
lima WEe0s she il,ts left the Uniong Srts
/ o man sSsnId be the yericst madiasn d
I the world, as TODD SO would ,lfenek at
cDuutry q He would say 10 such, ST.
1 yprinust. meet your humble servant ,rf
lWalk over his dbad body before yoa ~.
| 40 u. Applause ald cries Of. agco5'
in the galleries ss5 ~
HorsE--0 a the i9gh the cpnsaIcrnIiiei
LEI territorial business was adjourned. !.
! Mr.. Sherman, from the COMMITTEE ss
ways and means. reported d bill mas;.s
nn appropriation for legislative, eSecatyt
land Judicial expenditures for thG yei
lending Jlue, 1862. s%5s 81. s,s: q:
| MF. Sherman also offered resoIutuss
which was adopted, instFncling the Coz;
Einittee on public lalds to inquire whfthtt.
any officers connected with the surIeJW
generals Offices can be dispensed with
j The House went into committee oE De
deficiency appropriation bin.
/ Mr.. Sherman offered an amendnsrs
lapptonriating 100000 10 carry ont ths
law for tie suppression Of the Airrls
slave trade After considerable debate tie
amendment passed, = ' +
l., SENATE On The 2Dth, Senator Sliltl
. SAID he had received n note from ia
/ agent Of the associated press about What
4 be said yesterday He did moi belisys
Ethe reporter in the galleries ever sent DE
I dispatch, but he had received no assurance
that the mpn who did should be punished
He therefore, moved the expulsion d lha
reporter from the gallery L. j..,.:s
| Senator Johnson's Tenn. resolution
was taken up: Upon, WHICH Senate
PHgk {0) delivered a strong eonserts'
tive speech; aEr, Pagh read from Mr.
LiHCoiH's speech where he says 70 dltl9
el honke cannot stald; that il Hust tal
or cease to be divided; That It must oe- :
come oil one titing or all the Other. ms
crisis, he said, had now arrived and y
the election OF the very tnaa who had "
tered these sentiments. He thought maj
the Southern States should have some
guaEantee that the administration OIL spna
a MN would not be hostile 70 then s.
HopsE. On ::hc Goth the House rtlt
Into Committee of the Whole on ue
State Of tho Union on ihe bill gfanu's
lands to Nebraska for railroads +,
Mr.. Sherman 20. offered an enisa rs
neRt, being the select committee fseNs
railroad bill -. :.s..,1...55. so.
Mr.. Curtis iowa, submitted snlss
tute therefor. being nearly the sane = wy
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