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Special dispsish to tAs Appeal
WAsHIKeros, Feb s, 1851.
EDrToEs AfrEAL: The convention has
merely organized. There are no developments
yet as to what can be dOne.
A. o, W. ToTTEN.
xXXvI COngTess---SecOna Session.
w~AsHrEsToS, February . -SESkTE-In ths Sen
ate, yesterday, during a spicy debate between senator's
Douglas and Fsssenssn, the former charged the latter
win having used indecent languass. Fsssenasn re-
torted that be would put himself % : par with Douglas
or anybody else IN this regard.
ne FresidsnPs message, with accompanying cores
~Pondsnos with Mt. Hsyse, oomIsis,ionsr from :ouih
oarelina wat ordered 10 be priatsd.
The taTia bin was taken up for consideration.
LATEs.
sEEATE-Ths Senate wua sssaEsi to-day in discus
sing the Indian apprsprlation bin.
The committee OF Conference on tbe dencis9cT bnlre
ported that they were unable 10 asree, and were dis
charged.
Ths navy appropriation bill vas taken ~ and passed.
RousE-Tbe Presidsrt's message and eorrespondsnes
IN Fsgard 20 Port Sumter vas referred % a select som-
mittee q i've.
Ths debate GA the report Of TIE committee Of thirty
three was resumed.
Hoa. Robert Hsttsn ~tsouthsrn o~psositioal o. rennes-
see protested sgainst his sists being dragged into the
wsks Of the Gotten States.
Eon. VIM. Kelissg mepubliesn) o. Iuinois. said the
Union must and sbsll BE preserved. no matter what
abaDdsnEas nt Of party CT platform, II honor is preserved
HOu. VII tam N n. Smith f~souiksrn o~gposiiiou} Of
North Carolina. sdvoeatsd the compromise revolutions
Of Senator Crittsodsa.
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was opposei 10 canPromisss.
The Presidents messsss concludes as follows; az,
with all multiplied proasrs Of tAs Presidents anxiety
for peace, he aufhoritiss Of South Carolina asail Fort
Sumter, and imperiI' the lives OF a handful Il men
therein, thus sngenderinE civil vnr upon Themselves
and those they represent, upon them must Be ths res
possibility
Joan oochrane, Of New York, offered a resolution Of
inquiry Of The Secretary Of the Treasury, r. an iufor-
mziion received by that Department, relative to The
seizure Of New York vessels al Savannah. Nj. Pryor
suggested that the taqulry also include any property
belonging ts the stite Of Georgia, arrested Or seized BY
the New York State, or city authorities. Coehrsne &C
oeptsdP yors amendment. Hoilman, % Jndizus OBJ
Tested to The consideration Of ths r~esslutioa. Costrane
he would oGer II on Monday.
Hindman, OF ArkaDsas. a.ksd fJr a select eommittss |
% invsstigats whstksF any Of the Execuslve Depart
msns enosrI have besn guilty Of Improper inierferenss
in elections psnding IN any state. Objections were Of
fsrsi from The Republican side.
ID consequence OF the seizure o. New Tork ships at
Savannah the obstruction of Internal cmmsrce at
Orleans, and the declaration Of tAs Montgomery eOnFsn-
iioa in favor Of opening southern ports free to foreign
commerce, Mr.. Oochrsns will call up on Monday, and
press toe passage Of the bill be previously introduced
for the thorough execution Of the Federal
laws.
Arss'lution i~niroduced by Mt. Botslsr. u vlrsIniA
adopted ssEing the President for al csrrespO1dence
1stVsen our Government and Peru since 1883, regard
ing the free navigation OF the Amazon aud its tributa-
Mr.. corwin moved % postpone tha vote on the report
}; he oomnittss OF thirty three xntil Thursday.