New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08


of the Administration, though he had defended ihe
Admin, raion- After furth,-5 remarks, DC Appealed
10 u gchtl en- TO bring IN tue oil SNIP ana zee
Weller they cannot repair her, and again maze ner
,,avotLy ni Int Eer on the ssom If the ocean, IL
II is ci1lnt dore il the equality OF the states,
Nort and Sslth cannot b.. maintained, or seemed,
lien he would LAY his people Will hot remain IN 'n'
Union .
Nj SIBERIAN rep. Ohio, from the Committee
on WAYS and Means. reported the Naval ApPropria-
tim Till
Mr.. BINGHAM rep, Ohio. from She Judiciary
&, mn itiee retorted the bill to amend the Patent
once law. Referred to tho Committee on Patents,
Mr. ETItERIDGE IS. nm, 1enn.) asked the III
diligence of the House TO cay few words.
Mr.. BURNETT Dem, Hy.) wished to know the
o eei # ihe gentleman -
Mr E1HEkIDGE replied that he had proposition
to ,ui to Il House. liz desired it to he prinIef
He did d ask any action thereon to-day o9t Wouid
at some future tine. Hi Object was to lay II teiore
the n en- hers to be considered by them. The pfopo-
silion WAS coucLed 10 such language was pein to
the dulfst understandings He asked that the ?ropo-
siliou be received in order to be printed.
The proposhion Of Mr.. Elheridge Tor an
an er daent of the Constitutions First, that Congress
shall lave no rover TO interfere with Slavery IN any
Of the States Of The Union second, that Congress shall
have 40 powoT TO interfere with or abolish slavery IN
tie nayyyafds, dosk yards, arseI'als forts or other
rlacss c, ded 10 the Uned Staes within the limits OF
any State Were Slavery exists; third that Con
pICss shall have no power to ihtersre win
or abClhb Slavery in the District oil 20,
lu1lia without the consent OF the States oil
Mar, land and Virgin ia, aud without the consent OF
Il Inhabitants # the said District, and without ma
king iust CONDENSATION therefor; fourth, that Con-
ii I'll have no power to probiblt the removas OF
uM sIoTialion Of slaves from one Slave state 10
auot a.: Eth that the emigration or importation oil
Iosons l., Id ryice labor for life or term OF
years, carried to any of the States or rSrrito-
Tier belonging to the Union, is perPetually pro-
hiLited, and Congress shall Pas al ,.o,i aws
sixth IN al the Territories Of the United States not
in, sced viii in The limits Of parallel 30 3V north, or
annexed 10 the Iied States, except the sane De done
~ cos, III rent vote Of wO-tbigds of both Houses.
or the ZANE TO be acquned by treaty. by the vote OF
TWO iliIos Il tie Senate; eighth, that the second
If the fourth aIti e of the Constitution be 80 re- rpn
amended as TO read follows: Persons charged with
any Slate ofense felony, or particular crime against
aLv Of the raid Stater who shall escape from lusuoe,
aud BIO shall be found in another State, shall On de-
r. the Ex oulive authority Of the State whence
bad, De d, hNered up to be returned To- the SAFE
| hning jurisciotion OF the crime WIN whi'h lie Il
| charged
Mr. JONES lDem., Gal objected to tblse propo-
siions which only served to entrap and deceive the
| South.
| Tie House went into Committee of the Whole on
the State of the Union the Executive, Legislative
ard Judicial Appropriation bill.
| On motion OF Mr.. SHERMAN amendment was
adoI ted aIproprting $4,000 in addition 10 the pro-
cees OF the sale of the old furniture for refurairhing
the residents Ilouse Also - 900 for introducing the
Potomac water therein. lie said four year, ago the
amour, Appropriated for the former object was OOO
| M. MAYNARD IS Am, Tenn said. he was IN
favor OF doing for the incoming Administration what
| had been done for the outgoing one.
Among other amendments was one which was
ad,tted artror Rating Sl35 900 for The purchase of
Government printing oice, provided there be ascer-
tanned by the Attoney-Gcneral to be good title.
| Tie Committee rose, and the amendments were con-
| cured in by the House and tie bill passed.
J Nj EIHERIDGE again asked unanimous consent
to offer a proposition providing for the amendment Of
ihe Constitution. He did not want II acted on today
but read and printed
i Mr.. BARKSDALE objected.
| Mr.. EIHERlDGE moved suspension of the rules.
| MIR. ADRIAN "a. l.. Dem, n. J.l said they had a
rebt 10 have IL read
| The SPEAKER So decided andi waf read.
| Mr.. STEVENSON Dem, ky.l said he wanted to
| offer amendment 10 make all territory north OF SO
| 30 IN e. aud that south slave.
| Mr. BtRKSDAIE said THE was another attempt to
hatch up comIromifo which would end in nothing.
| Mr.. DAVIS Dem Ind moved call OF the House,
| which tie llourc refused.
| Mr.. ETiIEkIDGE, in response TO question by NJ.
Mo- lernsnd, raid hi, proposition was substantially
that armed on by the Committee of the Border States.
| Mr.. ETilERIDGES motion TO suspend the rules
for the reception OF h- proposition was disagreed 10
| by - against *, two-tlirds being necessary az
! follows:
YEAs- Mo.sr, Adam, Ky). Adain, Allen, Anderson M7l,
Anderson thyJ Avery Barrett Bocoeh Branch bHss, Bfo"n
Coz CIlir MO- Da,i. pd) DE Jarnctte. DmmicA Engh
! Ehcnd.r Florence. Forkr Gafnrit, ouer, Hale Hall,
| Howard Holman. Houston Howard Ol Hughes, kunkal,
,r9 g'eS On L9s s aSS5y MMsoiy
Meilsrsn MlSaid MoSisomeIy Moor ~ aoI po
Qutfes Reigan kobinon til Rust scott scklcs sinma
Smith ~ GO spaoldmg ste'snson, stSse' TI,!g Thayer
| EAYS-N-us Adam, tMa.sl Adrich Alley, Ashley, Bah
nsame CamrbsH Cirey G h. Cochran colfar Dave, Bolno
pusl. Edgriou Edward, Eliot Fly, tarnsworh, Fenton
Helnick Hickman Humohrcy, Huichus Irvine, kellogg
Michl Kenyon Ksorc, Lsndum, Leach tMchl Lee, Long
Palmer Perry PS,ii focT Pole Rs,sag Edwin r.
heynod he R0ea'on a. - ETyes shf 3ia
Wa,hburne lllll Wei, Nnson-1a.
! Mr.. ADRIAN asked leave TO offer the following:
hodrod Tiawc folly approve the bold a.d patriotic act OF
Major Anderon IN wi,adLyag from to,t MonIe to fot t
fearless officer a. h present condition aud We viii support the
President in all constitutional measure. to enforce the laws and
| Cries from the Republican side, Good
Mr.. BURNETT appealed TO Mr.. Adrain to with
draw his resolution as it could do no good IN the pres
| ent excited state Of the country.
| Mr.. ADRIAN replied-The people of the country
approve of the act Of Anderson.
| The Yeas and Nays were ordered on the motion to
suspend the rules
/ When Mr.. LEACHS Is. Am, N. c. name was
called be- said he could not give his vote for the reso-
non, although he would like TO give his vote for any
man who would save the Union.
| Mr.. MCKEAN rep, n. w. said few more men
| like Major Anderson would quiet the country.
| Mr.. HINDMAN Dem, Ark wanted vote, and
TO ascertain who had proved "A traitor to every prin-
| ciIe.
Mr.. CAMPBELL (Rep Pal approving the con-
duet of Major Anderson voted lea
Mr. HILL Is. Am, Gal was an advocate OF peace,
but conceived the resolution could be productive OF
nothing but harm.
The rules were suspended-l3i against 3d.
Mr.. BOCOCK Dem, Val moved TO lay the resoi-
ton ON the table, lie wanted to show disposition to
get rid of this GTebrnd motion.
Mr.. LOVEJOY Rep Il.l-We sustain the Gov
eminent.
Mr.. HINDMAN wished to know whether it was in
order for him to PROFOUND question to Mr. Adrain