The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28


al the VAT scope of subjects of his argum MT, which
would be new aud stii dog, il the debate we're not
stale Al half three the recorder hereof went out
to tn fountain for drink Of water. The wasted morn
was up in the East the morning stars were shining
the ssryan market people were com ng in with their
wagons the Capitol nds dark md silent. and
lie oty below STILL aud its people asleep, little
DIR, Smipg Of the speech OF Mr. Niles Yet MIR Niles
went steadily on aud one Of his objections to the ad-
the ocean Save trade and hamper and retard the
gr-ss II the territory in enterprise population and in
social moral, aud political happiness Four o. lock-
A. MIR. Niles presents, from paper In hi hand,
ten distinct heads upon which he proposes fcrth,r to
Mr. FoorE-Does the Senator know that the morning
OF the second day upen US The Aurora has APP
peared in the east.
Mr.. NILfs-ULon these ten points, sir, shall per-
haps continue my exami oation
Mr.. FoorE-I am serious. Aurora ia rising in the
cast
MIR. MI progressed in the consideration Of the po
Icy of extending the Pacific coast that class Of
people which he denomipated Anglo Saxon Africans,
and ut half past four O'Clock he said h, had very
handsome peroIation to Offer He appealed to Sert
tors who filed those seats around hi (Ha ha they
are with several exceptions all empty) He Appealed
to Them from all the considerations Of the past and the
future not to repudate the wisdom Of the BEN ceut
ordnance of l7s7 II his appeal we're vain. he would
sdmonish them of the Indignation outraged peo
pie and cited from Nirabeau the of Marus, who
rose up from the ashes of the last of the Gracch to
ayenge the peoples wrong upon the Shareholders Of
Rome
HALF PAST a. A. NJ.
Mr.. ATcHI-oN DEPENDS SELECT COMMITTEE.
Mfr. ATcHisoN (of the Select Committee) took tho
foer, and
Mir DIX at the same time
MIR. ATcHIsoN-No, sir; the Senator has spoken
once to-day, or rather yesterday ] promise not to
detan the Sepate till sunrise. The Senator from
Mississippi who, all will admit is classica man. says
that Aurora shows her face in the east.
Mr. rso11 thank the Senator said that there
But the Senator has half an hour yet
Mr. ArcHlssN accordingly took up the {" vindicaton
OF the truth OF history and Of the bill reported from
the committee in respect Oregon and also regard
California Me AtChlSOn n
cluded his defence Mt Eve o'clock, A. NJ
Mr.. DcxISsoN desired few words in vndicaton Of
The comm tee, but would give way to the question.
Mir HANNEGAN-l cts have the question Oh no
we Senators not all here Broad daylight
Mir BRIGHT. late it was, felt it his duty to vindi-
cate the committee, and proceeded to that duty where
leave him to send of by the mail for New York our
sketch OF the debate 10 this point.
TELEGRAPHIC.
WARRINGTON July 27th.-6 P. NJ
After teegraphic report of last night, (s hapas
twelve o'clock) closed Messrs Broadbury Bald
win, and Niles continued in debate some three hours
when Mr. Atchison followed until daybreak graphic
report of which sent you by mall up to six o'clock
M.
Mr. D1cxISsoS followed Mr. Bright, in vindicaton of
the Committee.
At A NJ, the Senate commenced voting on Mr.
the right of suffrage to persons Of all colors in
Oregon, which lost by vote of for to A against
Mir. BENTON comes IN freshened by several hours
rest.
MIR. Clarke's amendment that an act of Oregon, ad-
hitting slavery sha acquire the assent Of Congress-
was discussed by Messrs Clayton, Clarke, Reverdy
Johnston, Atcbinson, and loss-19 yeas to SO nays.
Mr.. BENTON desired to speak few minutes tho
bill, as the Foundation Of what he should write Of
Almost any government would be acceptable now to
those territories, especially to the Mexican Oregon
e. ro~ o.
and California hive government at ALL except the
Alcades He spoke of the Poon slavery there; and of
those poor Irdiars who work naked as they
born all day lopy, in the fields, and fed swill,
scoopng it cut of the trough with their ands There
twenty men in TIE city who could prove this to be
true. These people wanted protection; they wanted
government. The pubic lands OF California
in great confusion, and the debts incurred there
qured payment. Government wss wanted there, and
hence he should vote for the bill
Mr.. PHELr--I have not heard single word of what
the Senator said but If he has made his speech am
satisfied.
Mir. CLARKEs amendment, declaring " that as slave
ry did not exist in California and New Mexico their
acquisition, 1t shall not exist except by positive lawn
rejected
An amendment by Mr. Reverdy Johnson, miti eating
the appeal to the Supreme Court in slave cases. was
debated by MessIs. r.. Johnson, Dayton, Butler, Tur
ney, Calhoun, Clayton, Mason, and others. Agreed
Mr WALKER moved to strike out the clause taxing
the property of nonresdents higher than ctlzens'
property, which was rejected.
MIR BALDwINs mendme Mt making it the duty Of all
persons to aid the slave in habeas corpus Tor an
appeal to tho Supreme Court, debated and lost
Mr. HALE moved to strike out from the twell h Sec
tioD the clause linn. ng the existing laws prohibiting
slavery in Oregon to three months after the meeting
of the legislature, so that slavery shall be pro-
hbited until the legislature of Oregon shall by special
act, admit it. Lost--2l to SO
Dawn mOy m n IN tba Wilrunt
proviso into the twelfth section excluding slavery from
Oregon.
. Mr. DIX suggested it as proviso, but gave way to
the motion OF Mr.. Davis
The vote was 81 ayes to 80 nays, as follows
YEAS Messrs Allen, AthertOn, Baldwin, Benton,
Bradbury, Clarke, Gown Davis, of Mass Dayton,
Dix, Dodge, Felsh Fitzgerald, Green, Hale, Hamlin,
Miller, Niles, Spruance, Upham, Walker-n
NAYs-Messrs. Atchison Badger, Bell, Berrien, Bor-
land, Brcese Bright, Butler Calhoun, Clayton Davis
Of Mississippi. Dickinson Douglass Downs Foote Han
negau. Houston, Hunter job nson of Maryl nd John
SON. of Georgia, johnson, of Louisiana, kim Lewis
Margum, Mason, Metcalf, Rusk Sebastian . .ur eol
Turney Under~o od, Westcott Yu~e-33
lost -
Mr.. HALE moved to apply the wilmot provso to all
on the suggestion of MIR Dix, thai the question had
been tried, he withdrew it, It was rejected.
NE JOHN DAVIS moved to auend the twenty-frst
the territory acqu red by TIE treaty.
Debated by MIR. Clayton, MIR. Baylis, Rusk, and
Houston. and lost, to "a.
The oath section Of the bill inclndes all of New
Mexico acquired by treaty.
MIR. Waller, under Instructions spoke in oppos-
ton to the bill
Mr. HALE defe nded the abolitions.s from the charges
made against them
Mr.. FoorE replied. They really milguded
people,
Finally, the question was had upon the engrossment
MIR. HANNE GAN moved to adjourn till Saturday.
Mr.. DIX said Friday. The latter succeeded; and at
o'clock the morning OF Thursday, after a session
Of twenty hours without recess the Senate ad.
journed to meet on Friday, at IL O'Clock NJ.
Foreign Markets.
(Messrs. Barring Brothers. Circular1
LONDON, Friday, July Il, 1S4s