The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11
ma bni w. than passed ~ yeas 1856, nays 10.
NAys-MessA Burnett, Harden. Merton, Psnslctsn Reid,
xobtnaon, VallAndtshsn. v0orhlss, WadsxotA, wood.

M bni w. thsn posed, by yeas lsS, nays 10.
sS: Ts sS;:S: r:e' Hco a
PASSAGE rm $3.50 900 600 LOAz HILL
Mr.. ozvng moved IN the House resolve itssH into
Qonmeteo o The WHO'S On the stale d the Union she
Lon paa, and ssss dse:a. b conciudsd IN enc aou.
teDded 70 adrd reasonable opportunity fes discussion
M srvus replied tint he IscposedAo allow one hour
- vented 70 make speeches 10 (ar sssvens) would
b. sq.sily accommodating On some CHER bill.
NJ 5sevsns' motson wss agreed 70.
-, oOs., (rsp) Of ind, vs o"''ed 70 preside over
Mr. w1Hsvass dM MOI propose 70 consume ttnae 10
discussion Of shis bn had bssn theseaghly considered
bu.ns, and aso BY Ne 0onntsee on Coams.os q two
Il thsk msetssss md they unanimously 70 Tie oea
ssp,ansoa Of ns provssass 70 b rsad Sy Witch Il
appeared contained features smar TO the aca of 1854
oommenly known - he Fosce bit
maya osos ns q i Ss Ss
Hosse refused 70 % order.
the I'M without being give. tine 70 eoasiderit
.A.s sas Sn IUsa, KS 10000 a 70 y f:Ss
lhr. VicknAe) wss under the impression that
there were certain treaties between Tits and othsr
n.ions IN which privileges - 70 ipporassOns are I'M
AMY APPROPRIATION HILL
hs. Sssvna, from the Comuitsee on Ways and Means,
reported bill for tho support OF The army for tho dsoa
year saoins soth q june iss also BIZ msEius appro
nssA 70 che Conses Of The Whole tho ssAse u the
Unisn.
CLoaso PORTS or TIKI KmBL STATE,
4r. WAsHBUUs called up the bin reported BY him yes
tsrdsy further 70 provide for the ooosio0 Of duties
impsts and for other purposes and asked that be pat
Mr. VAIIISmoAx, topp) Of Ohio inquired whether the
Of this bill was not the same ~ reported last
session BY Mr. Bingham
hr rofv AA Tn nat hau
M vAI1AsDlduAn regarded the BILL In two particulars
q least unconstitutional He voted sesins. his col
lesgues (Btnghms) bill twioe during the last session,
and would pursue similar course pew.
Mr. VAHAspIGHAM proceeded 70 review the President's
Message and after referring to the call for four hundred
thousand volunteers and four hundred misus Of dol
lars, estd that when the House Of Representatives be-
came mere machine to esster the edcts Of the Presi
dsnt, II Was time 70 abolish IT, Bus there were gentle
men here who were firmly united and determined that
their own rights and privileges ~ representatives
sad At II sseus sssrs .rs sRoss
rish.s with becoming deoency and moderation, fully
the preaidens - required BY the consttu
ton, the state n the country the aouse had before hs
sna Ts
thai day tho midst u civil not petty in
Surrecon, witch might be suppressed in twenty daysby
BE had isaly under estimated tho character Of the
lotion wash which We have now 70 deal, end had also
uu fhe PT.sSse. had c ~he oss
hts against The dsunasts and secessonsts Of the
south-snd which he might hsze made much strcaser-
North and west BE had not aliudsd 70 munh Is We ID
70 the "hrcpsessible conflict. and other causes
Witch supe!induced Ae scaoo Ct the Sou,h.
Mr. vailsndigham Expressed hn astonhhment that me
admins ration had ignored the history a tho last ses
sson, when Congress refused - supply the general GOV
Every principal proposition for edosensnt OF dH
ncutes came from gentlemen Of The SouA, With tho
cspsto1 Of That q Mr. ksass q Inos' :na sney Al
qusns elecams Tho people raiAsd approved Of the
policy ps.cs ss'sss'cu wss tasn me: =. away tns
preeent In tho course cf bis
alluded 70 the III advised passage Of high pi osctive
tariff In further Ugumant no charged Tho Presidens
reign Of europe his head and severely rsprcbscd the
sess Of ssas which th.saseeed po.'ar liberty md tbs
riSe dear 10 froemen He stOed tday where he etood
the Ath a March hsa, whass The democratic and
saons Unto. party thso stood and where he believed
I've msoxity Il the people OF the United States thsn
naoi. He for peSoe-speedy iuamedate, honorable
peace, With all lis tseaanss Hs duty should BE- DIS
charged freely, calmly honestly and regardless Of
oNenco and With an Approving pubiie u6smens which
VIII fohov ass~ some tms b passed. These.
| God helm him, Wore hi trust nd suppcei,
Mr. HoInAs (opp) Of nd, asked NJ vaylandseharn
whsehsr he IN favor Il defending the integrity Of
the Unon or Of recognising % called seoedeo States
q 4 eepsfsae nst1ousifsyf
Mr.. VAHAHnsaHAn replied BY sendiaR ND 4 resolution
which wa read asserting that ihe federal rovornmeot
she oEo0s tho people Sta4oo;
government conasts Of thee dsttnct the
Executive Juscil and IAGtslastvc, ard MIST n n the
duty a every oue sustan these depastes with ali
tho OUuGttu1unal DUVof which NAV b naCeSsnRv and
proper for tho preservation Of the government In is
prncoiee vRor and integrity ana 10 stand By the flag
which rspreseuAs ths SovernnsnG the Union end ,ha
| oounary
N. HuxAr remarked, whAe the gentleman cs~gusee
the heard hlS Constituents were he sup
ucied Tor - snuDcrt now
NJ VA,s srIscuAn repsed tAsa he was responsible 4
cougtueuts for his public csurse and not to the gen
tatnon non Indiana Il hoee irsta1oe tho Holman re-
wss yeGSerday adoptod.
NJ. snvsss made rsnasks. though tho rules allowed
I'm n hour % Do - bat spy moved tia tho COM
m!ttes me, which motion prevailed.
PaBAGB
Ms Loan bill then passed. 49, nays o.
; Demely, neGNs Burnett Reid, Morton, VallandghAn
: md Wood.
BrsaHA., lrep Of Ohio, intrcd0ced bill for the
laxs ofth listed ss,sss u anend the - ~ovd;nu fr
calling forth tho militia IN certain cssea, &c
"ss0s'e~ " 'A' -S..ra ss =. ySoS"ay
Nr Vas VYoz, (rep) Of n Y, asked leave 70 intro.
duCe BID to forward letters Of soldiers free pO3saRs