New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06


s.sts sought "a inrecrcs IN the Hosse 90 os5 ''''
nns de prcamtis wa In tie following veFd'
Ah ssArsl b. as ttpas and HOss, y RfrTt,<rts,Iss
Of N Usked Sa1s OF zzerics n Cca<rts as.cnoza
AT re sam OF thirty ard dollars Dc sna y
IA hereby appropriated. Out Of my money 70 - -
susry no; Otherwise appropriated TO snssse &c :.
dent 10 enter npoa negotiations ior ne res,oss.o ~
peace with Mckee Whenever IL shsl be In hn power
20 do 30. -
neither slavery inyo,rEtary ssrvrnde IN any VIII
tory which shall hereafter be acquired By or %
TO the United States othcrwise thsn IN ne
Of crimes whereof the party shall have been o1y co
victed P,orid,s. slxGys That any persoe So
To the same from whom labor or service 10 ASiuHJ
claimed in any one Of the United states such iu'e
n.y De lawfully reclaimed and conveyed oui OF sac
territory the person claiming his OF her labor
SIC g. And Be fsYrAe- en6ced, Tnst the sum OF TWO
millions Of dollars oe and the "a hereby sppropfl
sied out of any money IN the Treasury Dot otnerSl
appropriated. 70 enable the PRESIDENT 70 eonc41oo
bv him in the even, III said treaty when signed BY the
authorized agents Of the two Governments, and pelh-
ratified by Mexico, shs call for the expenditure o. t.e
any part thereof fgl ana accurate aSeoSn =.
for which expenditure shall he by him TRANSMITTED 70
Copgrets at a. early day as practicable.
On the motion to postpone the special order to
allow the introduction Of this bill the Yeas and
Nays were as follows
YEAs-Messrs Anderson. Arnold, Ashmun Benton
Jsmes BLACK Blanchard Brinkerhof. Brodhead But
fncton William w. Campbell, J. Ii CampoeA' aaron
Collsmsr Cranston Cummins. Delsno, De Mott Dilbns
ham Dunlap, Ellsworth John II. Ewing Fsran = oot
Gddinrs Gordon. Grinnen. Grover Hale, Hsmlin
Hampton. Harper. Hastings b r. Eoires hougn, yonn
w. Houston samuel d. Hubbard. Hudson, Hungeriord'
Washington Hunt James y. liant joseph X lnseFsol,
Jenkips James II. Johnson. Daniel f. King preston
King Leib. Levin Lewis. Long McGasshey. McllValne
Marsh Miller Moseley. Moulton, Pendleon Petit Fo
lock Ramsey. Raibbun. Ripley julius Rockwell. Root
Runk. Russell, Sawtelle, scsmmon. schenck. Seaman
Severance Truman Smith Albert Smith Caleb b smith
strohr sykes, Benjamin Thompson James In-mpson-
Thurman Tilden Vance, vnton Wentworth Wheaton,
White Williams Wilmot Winthrop woods
EAys-Messrs Stephen Adams Barrnger, Bsyly. Be.
dipger Bell Biggs Jas. A. Black Bowdon. Bovin. Boyd
Milton Brown William 6 Brown. Burt Csiheart Angus
tus A. Chapman. Chase Clarke COBB Cooke, Coureh'
Crozier Colon Cunniu CHAM. Dsrgan Garrett Davis,
Dockery Douglass Erdman. Edwin II Ewing. Ficshn.
Foster Fries Giles Graham Order Harslson, Hartman
son Hillisrd Hoge Hopkins Geo. : Houston, Edmund
w Hubbard Hunter Chas. J. ingersoll, lcseph Johnson
Andrew Johnson George W Jones. Kaufman. Kennedy,
Lawrence Leske Letter. Lyon, Lumpkin. Msclay. Nc
Clernsnd McCrate. Mcdaniel Joseph J. Mcdowell
James Mcdowell. Mcflenry. John 7 Martin Barclay
Martin Morse Norris Owen Parish. Payne, Perril Per
ry Pheps PilsbuTy Reid Relic Roberts sawyer, Leod
ard II Sims. Simpson. Thomas Smith. Robert smith
Stsrkwesthei. ThiDodeaux Thomssson Jacob Ihomp
son. Tiboatts, Tredwsy. Trumbo. WICK, Woodward-rs
The motion was lost by only one majority. 1t
would of course have prevailed by large vote. but
for the provso prohibiting Slavery IN the newly &C
auired territory We trust the act will not be per
mitted TO pass without this proviso. The Union
croans and twattles over the matter in the follow
ing terms:
Signs appeared in the House Of Representatives to
dsy which bode the renewal OF the Missouri contest.
We deprecae any such controversy and every measure
which is calcus ted TO produce IT, The Democratic par
ty must continue united This pcrtentous question
threatens TO SILVER them in pieces The North. and the
South and the West should respect the Union of
the States like the Holy Ark Of the Covenant But
these controversies. BY drawing Lines and severing
interests between different sections on the most delicate
question which be suggested tend to ALLEVIATE the
feelings and weaken the ties which should bind this molly
Union together forever.
Isit necessary TO force this question upon our public
councils in a period of war, when all our energies
should be united against the common enemy Is IT at
regulation among ourselves. 1t cannot enter into a
treaty OF peace with foreign country II we are TO
obtain territory by treaty Of peace, II VIII then
be time enough TO moot this difficult question When
Rome was a. war che commanded her domestic diner.
ences TO cease When peace comes and brings with II
new territory then. amid the tranquility OF peace, we
may settle this matter TO our own satisfaction.
This talk about the sacredness OF the Union from
journal which advocated the Annexation OF Texas
and which never sticks at any outrage upon the
Constitution that promises to give additional
strength and security to Slavery, is decidedly nch.
IL all means of course. that the Free States
should so venerate the Union as 10 let the South
trample the Constitution under her feet whenever
il suits her purposes to do so We hope the day Of
Northern subserviency and degradation is passing
awaN