New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
By telegraph 10 the Mw.YOrk Tribune.
Thirtieth Congress.
sENATE...wa,HiseroS, M'ussy Jan :,


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The N.ceP President presented q memorial from
the ctizers " Brooklyn Tor the establishment Of
Branch Mlnt IN that city.
s. LEGlsLArrzE EE5oLrTloNs
Mr.. DIX presented rhe resolutions Of the New
York L. ssfure .nstructng Der Representatives, % 20
sgsus. The Extension % slavery 10 tae lew IerTiio
rec against tne Texas claim % boundary ard sgAlnst
The Save Trade in liz ID strict ~ Columbia Mr DIX
moved tasi the Resolutions De u TIE table WHICH as
adopted
Mr Rrsg of Texas moved % print them. for TIE
purpose Of cettrg sn opportunity - tpeaS and pro
ceed-d % ce1ounce The leso--t RS II some len9ih
Nr. IrLEE Cf T sal1 thst t1e Resolutions
rere 81 insult b ffieen -fstes oi The Union
Mr. DlCKlysyS Oi N. !. vilclcate1 tie heso---
tons
SIR Foorr ~ Mss spoke against the sentiments
OF thr Resolutions Ee would - isr tlr printing o..
any man although he considered the subject msiier Of
the resolutions extremely O- 1ctlQnsoe u Sss eolr
esy usla IS extended % state Lesissturts 70 Has ccn
sd-red re,pect - TIE states presenting resolutions 70
print then.
that TIE Nea York Legislature bad not anscenaei l's
e-iruata duties IN adopting these resolutions he v,n-
dicstsi the resolution against tls asper'on OF Ny
fCLEE.
Toe discussion was continued ~ an animated
msrner By Mr. MAsoN. Mf. krsx and oilers i ae
slavery question as discussed E-ner.-T CCn'laeia
BE- warmth was ,y.syed ~ the speaker
NJ YrlFF reiterated the charge 20 gratul-ols'
snton insult and -ai that the - esslon saol1 -
met - th- tnresnod AMI nd snsnty rePfooa-o ~ 70"
reless % the senate o. print lie sad that Toe tnon
a. totterinc On base from the blows and assaIlt
Of Sort-e-n farsfc. ard zb0 .l'i0nists
Nj JEFFFHsOS DAVIS end Irsec the charge ~
n.r, sp6 denounced the shipments IN the resolutions
:. f.Ise He would respect NeNf0rk when she re-
,pec,ed her.ell lie would ut vote 70 PRINT the re'o-
lgtuus .
M. TURSrY of Tenn. said he would not give
circulation 20 attacks and SANDERS sss'n.t the in't
buttons Of bis lie would vote against TIE PRINT
Ing % the resolutions
Mr.. Klxs Of Ala NJ BUTLER Of ;. c. NJ. BER-
srFN Of Geo and Mr DoU0LAs. Of llis advocated the
printing Il was e-stomary and due to Sovereign
state
Mr DovSs. Of Is made characteristic speech
assnst printing the resolutions Twas full OF warmth
and roescue gesiuiauon. lie thought thst the union
Wa 10 imminent danger lie fsif The outn could not
much longer endure her grievances. He had been
s.ked ubst ieht the south hsd been deprived Of he
revled-the ght 20 reclaim fugitive slaves hi. con
,ttutionsl provision he said bad become dead letter
Til. vss enc among the many grievances com
psinsd a.
Mr.. BUrLFR spoke AZ length and upheld South
ern doctrnss expressing bis opposition % the printing
Mr. NILS OF Conn. Mr.. FELcH OF Mich. and NJ
PAtpvr-N 81 Conn made remarks 10 show that NJ Just
ri.nt had been withheld from the south thst Courts
u.re free and open North for southern citizens
70 prosecute their nights IN respect 10 ssves-that the
Governors and State functionsres afforded ali due "a
cties for the recspfure Of slaves escaping from ser
vice The Yeas and Nays ordered printing the
Resolutions and stood SO follows Yeas - Nays O.
TIE CALIFORNIA STATE BILL
The Senate then took Up the California bill
Amendments were offered by Messrs. FooTE and TIA
sEY, which were not read.
Afterthe transaction OF some other unlmpOrtant
business the Senate cd ourned.