New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
WYNN CONGRESS.
r,uATF WAsHISGToy, Jan. ~, 1901,
SECOND SEbSIUN'

tn1 ~ ILL., were under consideration
Mr. WADE presented JOINT resolutions h
@ ;s snpnort 10 The General Government, Ordereo
Tss ing is synopsis of the joint re;outsSas oi
The General Assembly OF ONO, passed jan - q,
r The people of Ohio believe that the d sfety
.iis Government is essential to the peace Pi's'''
OF tns Th Esnsr Government cannot permit tne ssc
Non of any State without violating the o'nU A'
Tad The power the National 05csS IN the States and
sn!ssd and D ns sb sTs repeal hsy are
y y ss The guon IGgs and laws Congress
o. ;t their execution destructive oi te "o''
sni IN .ne e people Of Ohio opposed to meddns with the
,,.asi sssis states ,,su .ood fb all their OBJ
the Consultation Of the United States aoe0'oiHs
90 her "a some ofhe States are rendered
acisn nv ihe Constitution aud laws Of the feaelA
which TO the sseS' = T SsTa State
.srts should repeal thee offensive laws anu 'H
H An Uaion condemn The Secession % Ion 0S515 10 the
y'tsh rts OF Ohlo ae -
E,g the civil authority Constitution and laws oi ae
Gene'sl Government s.ouiops shall be furnished to the
s1 ana Rep, esertaves Of both Houses OF Congress
H. CHANDLER said: desire to present the me,
,oaTi.l of Robert w Davis Collector OF the PorI Oh
Ta,roit and thirty others, mostly Democratic ONCE
hdes Of that city asking the passage OF the Cntten
den Compromise. move 1t be lald on the table, MO-
tion carried. ,,.- -., a. .:.;,, &c ,ba
adontion of the CIiteDden Compromise. Lald on the
Mr MASON Dem., Va from the Committee on
Foreign Relations, reported olh 70 aelhone f ton
Craven 10 receive certain marks OF distlhcuoh Hom
the Srauish navy Taken up and passed
MIR KENNEDY Is. Am. Nd presented memorial
of the citizens of Washington County, praying Tor the
adoption of the Crittenden resolutions.
III RJGIFR Dem. Pal presented fifteen memo
ia from the cz, ms OF for the adoption
of the Crittenoen resolutions. - -.
Mr. SUMNER offered resolution that the Presden'
of The United States be requested, not incomPatloie
with the public interests fo fTDish the Senate wiz
COW of all The recent cOrres onoence between tno
pariment of State and amy Minister o. bs
at Washington IN reference 10 iVieien ''' " WV
Mr.. TEN EYCK presented the petition OF ii. ).
Wood praying for the appointment OF deesates 70
National Convention 10 promote the general welfare VI
Ale country TO he beld at Philadelphia.
Tie Crittenden resolutions were taken up, but, on
m, tion Of Mr.. BIGLER, they were postponed until
O'Clock on Monday.
Mr. GREEN Dem, No. introduced JOINT resolu-
ton declaring that for the purpose oil protecting the
riebts OF all the people aud all The States as ar s Ie
volyes upon the Federal authority, ana 10 maintain sne
U,i in all is purity and excellence, OF failing In that
o. provide for peaceable separatod be ~ here reeon-
uended that the several States take immediate steps 1y
aconvenon or otherwife and make propolIlons 70 Ihe
several States each to the other or by OF
TIE States as will best conduce 10 the restoration OF
peace and harmony on principles of justice and equity
sO ALL Ordered TO a second readlng.
Mr. CRITTENDEN Is. Am, Ky.i did not Ike TO
loOk at anything that looked like separation. .
Mr. GREEN-I will vote For the proposition OF the
Sepatcr from Kentucky, but want to call the stteh-
sion ID the puOhc more directly 10 thls SUBJECT:
Mr.. SUMNER (Rep., Mass called for tue Yeas ana
Nsys on Mr.. Camerous motion TO reconsider the vote
by which Mr.. Clarks amendment TO the Crlttehoeh
iosnt resolutions was adopted.
YEAs-Nesns Bsyard Bieler Bragg Bright Chngmsn Crit
ssasden DoUsss Fitch Green G7~n hemphi Hunter john
NisSolson PssTce Pom Powell Push Rice salisbury Sc
NAYS ssssTs anthony IuseT Bingham Cameron Ghand
lsr Csl Coamer Di1oh Dsoitte fssenden loot io;Ie,
F5ci Wade wigfsll Wilkinson, and WIscn-A
The Pacific Railroad bill taken up and made the
n ecial oroer for | p. M on Tuesday:
Ine bill TO authorize loap, TO fix the duty on im-
rors and relative to the outstanding Treasury Notes
' an taken up and on motion OF Mr.. CAMhkON 1t
was made the special order for p. m on wednesday
The kansas Till, the special order was then taken up
Mr.. DOUGLAS Dem, Ill said we ought 10 ADMIT
Ksnsas into tue Union two-hrds of the new States
OF the Union had been admitted with less population
than Kansas now. Twill DO nothing 70 procrastlnate
abe passage Of the bill.
sas and found the CONDITION Of society and agriculture
there far advanced. The people had framed civil
Government, against which dld not hesr one worn u
obeotion IN the whole Territory.
Mr.. GREEN-The boundaries propose ior hansas
are simple and commodous. II Il very extraordinary
abe should apply for admission AZ sete az ts paiu
culr time. Sometime ago her people cent III Pe'inon
here asking for means Of subsistence
MT DOTGLAs-So far as the people Of Kansas are
ooneerned there il inconvenience mproprlety IN
xhe boupdaTies but there may be in regard TO the
boundary Of the Territory Of Nebraska No lnconve-
Dienoe Is elt by the people living within the present
limits OF the boundaries Oi Kansas.
mr. COLLAMER-iRep. Vtp-Kansls now has a
popu.lon beyond what 10 required for ber admission
4 ere is now proposition TO disnember Nebraska
The question on Mr. Greene amendment changing
she boundary was lost. Yeas. 81 Nays, 81.
Mr.. GREEN moved TO amend the first section OF the
Kansas bill by striking out the words beginning at
a poini on the Western boundary Of Missouri, where
Tie 9th parallel North latitude crosses the same,
ihence West said parallel 10 the 25th meridian Of
longtitnde West from Washington, thence North Of
cid meridian to tie 40th parallel Of latitude, thence
East Of sad parallel 10 the Western boundary OF the
state of Missouri, thence South with the Western
boundary Of aid State the place OF beginning" and
IN lieu thereof insert the following: Beginning In
the main channel OF the North fortsof the Platte river
nj pOht where the 25th meridian of longitude West
from washington crosses the same, thence down and
along the nn channel of the Platte TO the Missouri
river then South along said river and the Western
boundary of the State Of Missouri 10 the Northern
boundary of the Cherokee Neutral lands thence West
along the said Northern boundary of the Usage
lands and the proclamation Of the same 70 the 25th
meridian OF longitude Wes: from Washington thence
North on said meridian TO the place Of beginning"
MIR. GREEN called for vote on the amendment,
which resulted as follows:
YEAs-Nesus. Bsysrd, Benjamin, Brsss Bright, Pitch,
johnson eTepn Kennedy Lane Masos Nicholson Peaco,
Pen Powell Rice s.aOU sH1s sil and s,N. %ssCG Gs,s,o
Chandler clsrL colamer Critteadsn DinOp DoOe DOSsa.
Guhss fssss ssT PpSb se~aId Summon. sumnsI TsS
Eyck, Trumbul, Wsde, Wilkinson, and Wlson-3l.
Mr.. FITCH Dem, Ind.l rose to propose an amend
ment, when
Mr.. BIGLER Dem, Pal called the attention of the
Senate 70 the fact Of its beng o'clock the hour when
abe Senate in Executive session, agreed to 90 into Ex
eeulive session 10 day