Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-05

WAan.Aessn. March 4
osnAss.-Ms Jsbeess a sNss ne eossss.
vesavs nee 70 ~ bussh Rcd bsoa ovaspewse
o., cod sssrpssses he'd ssiuopAsd The sssss
ssd ssrtp.. h.d bses ehssvsd Esd eslss.soss.
psIissos sad sattlssoskss ras %. He closed
slh % sloqa-ns sppsat Tor ~ n.g Of our
Uo,0n sspsssssag his ssuss thse il would ever
ssvs over Sc Iesd . tie Tree. declaring shst
Tsaosssss voaiI remain 10 the Ualon. ZAP.
plsuss 10 The gsllss,ss ! AZ 10 closed shs caa,s
ordered The galleries cleared lev hsssss
followed. vhes the whole erSvd rose, bursting
Into mosl enthusiastic spplsuss. yelling end
shoutiog and euminsting 10 three tsrri6,
cheers tor tue 10 on. creating The gssstsse *
euemsnt. The choir ordered the sssges.t-st-
asms ~ arrest any ons c.ussux The d'st ur.snce.
10 short time he g.ilsstss ssre Of AIRED. the
dooss loske ed and the senate proceeded Sith lie
bus,Gsss
M. Crittsndsn moved that when they 3D.
iourn IL he uil l. .morrov.
NJ. Kennedy moved that The doors he lock-
ed the residue OF the sssssoo. 70 prevent, ouch
is.uIt - Asd juss ocessrse. Mr.. wilson op
pcs~d meeting 20 SUndsv.
The CotDsosttse On CeOfessnce agr ed TO the
srmy hill. reported the bill reported. aud TIE
hi rasssd Tho Conferences
K~p,r,s on Tie psi,Ut sod Indian bill were
agreed TO-
Mr.. Lr,tten lsn's potion vss disagreed 10.
The tu'es preventing halls end resolutions
b. ng read and passsd the same day. 49, re-
pssied.
The Conference Committss's report 90 the
civil appropriation biil ws. sgreed 10.
NJ. tsns cUusieusj 81 length, oecupy Ing
three hvurs. &r
Mr. Johosoe rsrli~d By sayiug thsl ~ felt
above the p~rsoosli,i.s Witch hsd been heap.
! upon him By thoss t.voriug disunion
Mr.. Polk oder The R~ntlstnaDs gallery
cleared. bu' Aits. . long debate On ses,.snding
rul~ revoked bic order, and Johnsos flashed
he sp-~eh.
Ca motion n NJ. Doug'ss the joint resolo.
tious from tn House we're taken up Ar :
sharp debate let sen him and Mr. nssoo. rel.
ativs u the re oluiions TAX ~ prsc~ds"es over
psscs pt0positiOns, she vote stood - against
II.
o, motion the doors Of tho galleries we're
opened Tor y lice only.
NJ. Puxh moved TO amend & . rssOIotions
BY s.rix,ng out the v.rds authorised Or t's
vote. and the. v,cs President decided II the
off native
D.sgIss appealed. and some senator changed
biz vot~.
Mr. Crittsndsn moved . disqualification.
Agreed to.
Nj. Johnson Of Ark. opposed the resoluti ne
considering them dslusive. aud calculated to
div,l. the south.
Mr. B.ker orp"ssd it. Her. the door. Of
the galleries we're opened on mot,oI 81 Mr.
Cnsnt,~r and masses Of he people Gro ~drd
IN until the chair orJ>red the sergeant 1t arms
to admit 90 more than C .uij be seated
Mr.. Fslch moved TO ali urn.
Dur ny the cell OF the roll Mr.. Mason said he
should vote in The affirmative. y. !, was svi.
dent the senate was under control Of y Ia wless
mob. The motion " lost.
Mr. Baker continue arguing the resolution.
Mr. Gsin again oppose,in.
Mr. Fugh then moved TO amend by substitu-
ing the Crnten Ism resolutions.
NJ Wilkinson was opposed to all comrro
mise. and would not vote for auy conpromi sc
or surrender IL principles.
Mr.. - oli,tle offered en- amendment to
Pughs amendment. that no States have right
10 Withdraw ira u the Union.
Mr. Chandler contended that Urion senti
m~nt would evsniuall. strengthen the South
aud overthrow the very m-n nov howiiug
against tho Tn 90 II. was willing To Weld
sny,hi, z to the true Union men but nothing
to trAi,"rt.
Mr. W,gfsl ssid il va strange men should
ssy thy m@an nothing r.rrcnai in wnol-sais
Oh .rse. 81 theft ngain-t thu party. Uufor,u-
a,.y the Worth s-nis usn here who are n-i h
er s~ntlemen or christians. lie declared that
tn n..,g.u N II the Miss.ssirpi W. ID never
b. in .,-d-t by the see lu, States
Discussion continued f,.r some time h.twsen
Mcs-rs Mason - usis MGl Pugh.
Mr. Mrrr,, .sii when the senator fran III.
nni- s,ook his head 1t hi. q ,sr,er, h, hal y
right to Object. We are standing at the emf
NJ 9, ya.-. t---.hi- ~:.~..~",
from ,his tiiing adm,n's'sation al h-sd y il.
t.. Ia end ~ the dissolution ofth. L nnn: AID
We. gentlemen propose practice and new poll
cy began p,x y.-rs s.a IN the SLAYER, q,-s-
ton. IN. : u,h.rn states UNITE: n,on II be-
cause Democratic .n seven of these >,n,-s are
how ~, Il III. Union. H.. d,claimed even
tie heh.f in III" usrt Of any ho'y Of rlan 1t
tne North, That & psr-ss ha, the tight 10 IN.
t.tt-.- with slavery IN u. ~tat-. Inc S-n.
tor from ksn'nrv. says the Who'll. Little .tty l.
in regard T." the t-f,i'ery of NV M.xi.o If
that b. 80. /, IL ally u" iiifcn'Y. Iiut here
ia proposition 1" amend the Constitution hy
recognising slavery. AMI It's thu; ~ INST which
u Re- nhliesns protest
Mr.. Rec -n,i The yrorle of IL. Nor,h.we.t
kn." ia ir rlg,'s too wei 10 ourp,.- The nav
igauon "f the great rIvets would he tmp, del
hy any hing tut ice.
Nlkfh' rrt'u 'tcn MT. Lincoln Wullt lie
the Ch'casr Platform aud receive c ,mm, sion.
ers from the South and withd,aw the iurces
troW ,h- torts
Mr. Crit,enden would like 10 unka u few
req ,rks. bu, il w-s 81 late he d.ss'-d
Atl2 = O'Clock the senate al .urned till 7
sun .ay sveaing.
The Committee OF Conference on the Indian
appropriation till reported
A long debate ensurd between phelus and
Stevenson relative to the appropriation Tor ths
Ch"c avs. psrtaklng Of slightly personal
nature.
Report vas agreed to by 9 msi.
House then took vec-ss until 10 clock Moo.
day.
WARRINGTON, Sunday. March 3.
An immense crowd converted in the galleries
and . large crowd assembled in the floor the
house was like AN ,nmen.s be hive
MIR. Bright in the chair
The Il ,or was cleared aud or Is In the gale
ryof stan back. with grest confus n.
Mr.. SUMMER presented y memorial Of 100
citizens ot Ars.achase,ts against com, rom,sa,
anil eaif more weIe coming, signed by 81 900
joint res plltiou from the House was takeo
up
Crit'ehden presented the credentials Of M.
Breck'nridse, S-nstor 81 ct from kentucky.
Mr. tr'usn.isn proceeded to speak on the
Peac" r.so "'ious (Cr'-s in the Gallery. i" let
me out IL sal. he did not rise with any
vain nmh t."u. )" much noise his voice
could not rs heard
Mr. Bragg moved esi!er,es cleared. but
wihdre~ the m .iioo f,r the present
Mr. Crit .nden proceeding, saii nothing vac
more lsmsntahie than the great chn,g. IN the
con'''' ~ Of the United St.ic.. A few mon,ns
*" y. IRE unit.d and happy p~opl. row
the Uns Sss deceived. aud the same 90 ri,
we MAXI. lnh9As Ons llr. nrAa4 Ilh. :. =.