Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13
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~. ,rorri, m, AZ report from tlo Special Com
miuee on The Indian Trust aostfaetion' sAglns
n Hssrin wanted the report read, a. Il would
e,piai ID Why the Treasury was empty, -, L
Inc speaker said 4 wus impossible, - the -
.,se ~ s6rosd Bill was frst ID be disposed Of,
hftsr sane debate aud confusion Il was reaa,
N Pryor intlmated that the report was ho'
ne report was ordered 10 be printed.
WF Morris said he was willing 70 bring ~ ~ ~
report at any time ao suit the oonvehiehoo " ~
NJ Cocbrope epdesvored but Intellectually @
I introduce a bin relative 70 ihe "Aoiuue' VI
I vessels collidinE It sea, f.--
The Pacific Bill was taeeh l ,,,t. ,.,,tho,t
Nh Curtis favored the noitlern route Wlfhou'
d'RFs'ccS r cSsiE, cSi or of Missouri opposed tho senate'
aTsea1sfFs NssSI fFsarnswor,h and Mecisrnand opposed
NJ PRYOR Opposed the whole bill as shimerieal
He moved the SUnate'a amendments Be saoieo'
III. siokles defended TIE project, saying that
an parties for the last eight yeal nave eeeIlIeo
Ia their platforms the eonstit1ttonasi. , auu 49,,
tieehiiitV of the road He said the tdings from
isonessee Kentucky end Virginia would tend 20
fssfore the credit which Mr. Pryor said the eoun'
re e'T Pr,or replled that Virginia would sever
] the bonds which bind her 10 the Oppressive ~
Sooiatiou unless Justice and equaity very .SeIlSe
70 her she has not pronopnesa lol oe NOR
Nm
eeSs' esqs sIsS seid ViPTluia declared for reason,
J not passion; what she viii 40 In future be kne"
E M NJ Is,te said virginia was anxious to pre-
ssFve The Union II she can get justice u not sne
viii thrust her own right arm ana sppsS t " ~
esrthiv mower for aid. One hEndned and twenty
- ~ IA delegates are for secession unless they
obtain ample guarlnties BY the tih ot MsIep ~ p,.,
z M Pryor had paragraph reaa iroh sne y. t,is ~,
!, mond Whig, sustaining MS as'sf'i0A = y
! 40
d W. seles aid the sOa 900 Union men Of New
3 YORK have met with cordial Response lsoLa w
Z 1eople Of Virginia, Kentucky sno 1eAAeS'
q EbieI IS indicative Of love 70 the Union
Z. Adjourned.
= sEHATE.
= Mr.. wade presented petition to stana oy tn
OgP1'i'p6iS %r piSon presented patition In favor
f,-jftrndonlg propositions. 40 aa
NJ c[itts5deh presented petition OF y $50 ~
,iti4spS Of Massachusetts, in favor OF his res'iu
tons Ia hs fat ohsered By such vol e froI
anrssSseb1shetts, showing their aevqloh 70 u
Union for which t6eE snosssols ~ 49, What III
al ,-ocosltiou Wis they would never have pat llie
Of ,a15es TO the petition. The propo'l eess - y
a9 yUnd The Breckiardgs pSssoftn Tp% sSlek Il
ny Rs7ners of that institution never gave. ns -
,ck ~ f,rittandeu proposition drew black ilie
ne Ssso protecting slavery oesos tu ~ fbsiT fra,
ian eSjsr ne should have expected peritlonerss ).
be tr,s lovers OF the Union would nave asSse "
things frst, hat the sare5 intact se
Tile opd thqf the verdict Of the people ast NoNs
ber by which Lincoln was eiecteo, ye eIiG,Ss ~
- That s the ground on walSa n Sst a
uld 5feirnifies must be settled now on Pefulth3.s -
out principles and not By the aoan =. n
ciples BE bad heard me Noioe ~, ~ ~ - en-
70 fsrfb few days since when the iors & the p -.
,gere Eurrendered, and especialV S4 hhSI4 ~ =
feared Sumter would be sure NJ
appeal % the people nq.5 VIZ " s-esSdr n tel
= tories which was the Fort Sumter oi ne a N3I
slyn ne would surrender nothing, anG Noulq nv ~
Mo substitution Of cempTomlses IoI ~ l3,sr,
IN Crittenden said be supposed ne slgneI.
we're the -pstition were intelligent men, ne nSo
ave sented propositions Of basis OF peaoe- !" ny
heli / rot gentlemen offered 70 amshaI -
49, 4 ~ sumner though them ."rohl-e -eteig "OiO
me- Nr Crittsnden-Had the gentleman no !
PFSSf1'lssR 81 snm1sTTes ~ -- Consultation As admins
Il. Y seN; eNr vsshburn-why did he not amend
Fday mem 2snsr said he had voted for the resignation
-o9b- the Senator from n. h., which expressed
iof1, T5e hour arrived for the special order.
The yeas ana nays were taken on Pos'poh
"a O9sllsS ~ Sciritts1den continued He appealed
that Senators to stand BY the Union and PlaIlol
1900 I Am eOmpromise seemed TO be relecLed- ne
49, Ieve5 1onefhinr must be done, or the coul
e,,, HovId not be saved He could not see how
4 du can come here and talk business when me VI
ess W7I M u snmser said the Senator from Kentu
y y SO not ware Of his own popularity IN ma s.
Of the willingness Of ne people . asaIinl nm
ICrittenden's) name, which they % mne1 Iesl
Then. II they had examined the proposiuoni
evs "g91e Tbe senator intimated that he pEoposit
asury were not applicable 70 teFr'oiy he'sAi'sr -
sIsss Mr. Crittenden said he did not consider
essential. 60. - 1r.,.,
- ao ,,s4si for fbe propositions TO print t.
crSffenSsn was understood 70 say II
,sd Of amendment was not acceptable he would rec
NJ NJ can cSmeEon ES moved nc to postpone till Mon
, the Adopted.
com, NJ Green made 3 strong speech agalns
~ ~ amendment to build sloops OF war oaslns u
VeTn SsrI-S on me ground that the country was
i he rupt and the object was Q o1eICs
ali that holding Fort Susnter Win guns TOW
On Charleston, which Il vas built to protect
a. act Of war on south SaIolin "a. q ~ ~
~; ( Inc - ss much right 70 the tofis L = ~
n - bsrbor AZ The United States has 70 or elL
sgP s1d be pledged bis feeble arms 70 aot n ~
tingency which might arise. Ai.2ell ots -
SOD Union. but for q Union which gives prete'
6 Anu 70 an Missouri, though slow, Woule AeI W ~
scfion o. Kentucky, Tennessee ana kirglnli
lives been disastrous II the Doroea @ - :
sHs- there wuuld have been peaeee9ls sepAli,, |,
II ,o adiugfment was inade, AL the slave )
rong- but DeisWnre Maryland, Virginia, would 9
together He was affsid Of Virgins q sne :,
SLOW ArEansas Mississippi and kansas \
"a ont TIauFhtsr.1 BE said after bot
ssmigroiio6 10 Kansas died out, she Woul'
bacF into fns arms Of Missouri.
I3e ala the object Of the Republicans y
eVtjnrnish slavery. Es favored Critten
10 oisn but such an amendment was good Tor
-. / inr miles there was reaction Norlh-
stslled 1ne .11 ti-
Indian Senators Bigler, Douglas, johnson Of 1
and Latham, voted in the afhrmatiNe'
ell n The bill was Then passed.
Psolh, Executive session adjourned.
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