The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05
TIIIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.


senate.
cosrrxuATIcs OF SUNDAY NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.
wAsHsGroS March 4, 1861.
Mr.. Owns, opp Of Cal, made personal eypisnstiod
vn regard 10 tho overland mail.
Mr.. wtcRAII (opp OF Tex said he thought that this
wss positively tho last time that no should appear
these boards but chargeable TO the Senator from
Ohio He aStonshsd that Senator charge tho
Democratic party with disunion, and no quoted
from speech made by him in 1856, when he
eah thai "there was NO frseaom ~ the
sSoxtt for tho white tho black man ano he thought
ths re- ~ss no Unicc he for Union, else
Usion for frse oun 50 sccmed that toe senator from
Ohio was sbc real author Of the fcpvcssibs oouct. II
ans class d pcopo more than her reeponsblefor
tho doiuon OF the Union IL wa the prcfessed Cnion
ring 70 thc insult 70 the a&s said that was not the nag
Mr. ncorf,s, frep) Of wis, rose to point Of order,
and asked the senator from rcxss really was 70.
rcigpcrwhether he had any right 70 speak ~ senator
Of the United states
from tho roll and vii arknoxieags tho secession Of my
state then VIII stop: bas % long ~ my name called
Mr. Prua, fopp) Of Ohio, sad he wanted tcs, vote,
nnd therefore moved 70 LAY the whole suoccs on tho
table. He wanted 70 stop Discussion. S,
icst by yess a. nays 2sMessrs ngler, Douglas, Crcn
Gen, johnson q fcnbc-ec, Lsthan, RICE and Sebastian
Mr. assn.s' ir,p J q Mich thea offered amend
m.n,, wsSh 4 the cark smsnimsni.
The n~spdIsn' was lost ~ ysar. ,,. a a IN sscs
voting in the negative.
Mr.. SEns, lI,p ) Of re~s, offered A. 90 smcn5m.nt
nays 95-neesrs Anthony, Baker, Durkec FoStcr, Ten
Eyck and wade voting IN he negative
Mr. ycassos up o. Ark, offered 40 an Amendment
proposition Of the Pence ccpfcrcneo Lost ~ yc 3
kessrs Foot Nicholson and rush voted in the arirma.
tive.
The question was then ,,kcn tho original resolution
ps u came from the House.
The following was the vote
yxasMcssrs Anthony Baker. Blri.r Bsgtt cri,,-nden,
Hsos p o. s t Hn.ay lsss.m xs.oa worm s
son, rok, ruqh rce sebastian Ten Eyck s
sss Eces, sins sumner rFambu'' Wade "hha''H va
qrcssscns pors was In The chair and decided ihsi
wss CARRIED two thirds having votd In the amrMsye
62oA. NM rarxslI appealed from the ncctleu =
the Chair ground that required 'a'
Ihs dsession sastained--ycss ., nays l. 49,.
Bcsxs Hspr aud Mason moved 70 take up the ov"scn
Tne ausstscn vas then ON Mr. Carks smcndnscnt,
which uss disagreed 70 by yeas II, nays p
Mr. CrrEypfs then moved TO substitute The resoat ons
a tho Peace Conference.
Motion lost By yeas 7, nays %.
TIE question was then the adoption OF tho Crten-
den compromise resolutions Lost by thu following
VOTE
yr.swessrs Paysrd, Biger, BRIGHT cyi,t.ud.n Douglas,
OWN Hunter, johnson q Tenn kepnedy, Lane fahsn,
ss-ae.srs Anthony snsh s, sssSslss CLARA pssa'
s,ns Scrpn, sumner Ten Bsok, fsmbu, Made wish
W. a,,auy moved an Executive acrsion. lost
a, nsne A. NJ tho senate took rcccss tll ten O'Clock.
WASHINGTON, March 4, Isdi
The Senate reassembled at ten o'clock
Tho purupu,rs called the Senate Ia order. lars,
numbcr az enrolled bills werc announced sguei.
The icr, resolution 70 corrcc, certain clerical errors II
The Tar n bill passed
Several .epH.s were made, and the ba 70 asS'2o'ssa