The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-13

iorniaat hsinr aiissdg III = n e ,s,s-, Z
CoHziituioH was Dot formed fsafn issa ion ifssfS
epen ne he eniEs bar se nersz and n a
light only s gpoks of ibe ConsFsii6a bsihr mon ~ q
neM than tiis cid population, 80
Nj Foster iI1H ~ Anrslos sisted that he
bF ms eonsigehl' % yO lofa Tarao5al ovsInhei &
thai he believed they fFouf WillDRB besf fs buthfs
Btae 00refR hisat rather 9tan diride he isffsfv ~
On fdaSb, 1oh aii Ilt days 81 septsusIsy ti Csnsv
Ton Vss ensated u adopling Bin Of Rights Tie PROV
.qas eFe been pracpay seieeet Om the BiliOf Righ.
y ths 81 Iowa and New York aH some DO
yoPt bhte beea taken from tie CSAstituom OF ma Unite.
5teieL Tbs following seodoh ofslad b. Mr. shsnsos :
saeIamenio diltiiG, drew forth VAIN debate.
SIC 10 ffiiAer slaSe1K. Roy inBoEnASars seysiiude
stess W te bHHishIeHf ~ criBiCs siaI f6sr BE- III
Many Of ia members ven 10 farof f s,;ti,,s, IN
gaeuen t0a yoa q The people. bat ohofs eontehas a
We people had aesdY expF6.sed tistnrsIpes u,so t
l9a and bad enphaallY decided knainst slavery Ths
Ipess s.plelallg, win eoup0se ths msjofiy u
t"o q tls ias diEtfs ia ne Slate were o5ossd q ilv
ing ne euihefa oys5sef diag is he'd OF slave i1t tfs
Tleh gd1As of the Sacrsinsato aad rs6 To,,aid RI
iha rIioig. fsti,
.epa give he ,iaye odef mOpoD55 offhs iaas foreSer
ne most gyaEieiods whites would refuse 10 lsoF
siae WIN ne neTabls nsEnos or the Eoufl. Tksg ~
sideTed that California n every respect ne
,sg, w. ! mlg9 Issga Fsk reward, AID j. shou
tesiose b Isersel g he benefit Of te white Iacs ma
Tho actual laboeissof that race The section vgas ~
! 4'oHs'V t's'pies-f = LAsso.
HOHTEEKg. EaBusuabeT I2ihto f7th Isfls 7
Du1Da tbs day. discussion 10 the House. Nc Jonsto
S7n eaqnin, madssfse remarks IL regard 10 ts Commit
Tee on Vie Constitution " hieh vyeHs coussred nsi -
the member from san IniS .Obiapo M VEN -
anSWorihg Mr. J. leeilge with sentences Of Inu5g. a.
s1agt Wolds Of which forget bHi conveying DE i that
hels arg some msn who sever se to hatred; her sdon
semen eORiempt" Mr. JOnei reanested the fIerk ID sla
doyh the WoTds and nsIs0a in o.s xar 70 oo
serious Dr. Gn insiated that the Convention uposs a
once 70 sdIgst ts difficulty within lie houze ahd that M
e9psl I've pnseg e keep then places IN the Conssnoa IN.
y ne action q he bonssi ppoHt urovOeliiOh and
der dschle what couns the parties iand barsas "a hsaIt
dhiealy. NJ YETI said. fiH his renaks lie had ofsui
ne disiy Of The Convention he wiling aDoogzsto
Il, but he had none to offer TO the iIudiudnaL
The sOaseaeeded that M Jones shOald state etter hs
IeuhTk were meant npoH individuals oftat
Committee 90 which he answered that nose hut a 6z
Epaie % sonstas thsm and west tosay that theps
Der from saeramsnto t0Whom hs ems1k, wens ID rsaI
and who was On that committee, was too irca uf sfle
man TO tnd offence Id them Here he Nst called
6y several HeHabs' spd atiss looked BsfB Isroas but
finally The bouse kot Mr. ZONES 70 say that his 4sar were,
general Oues upoh which Nj YEN ,sishsI Il to bs on
sdeTsd that he bad made quotation from Iuhia5 il ,ely
TO No. Jones. WeHy RekWickian. pe7rg ss -5
The ls section Of Article "a Of The 0n5titnou pfuea
aninierstng debate in which the Calisnans iook a. ~
tive pan. They said they could cgsutIio out g.n
hs Tiats ofHufEsge AZ sim might have 4 few drosof In
dian blood in thsT veina Dos Pablo MorsagA of Santa
BaTbaf4 one Of ts Hsat looking Calioaians in the Con
vsniioH, pointed 10 the iulons men in Mexico who had
been puTay Of the fBdan ace and Re said he had tr6s
tnends - TIE Southern portion Of the Territory who ,ysd
luiians and s descendants 81 Indians and were alo
and worthy Of posetane the great privilege of sufab
1hag had enjoyed under The Mexican la. S6d e p
beinE deprived oil unlsr The neuGoy
ernments He was willing that they might frame any nav,
sion shutting Oai the AfTiean iaes But bot The fSdisS
After mua debate The following sseOa was adopted By a
close vote; 49,
=, eetfsa1 EtetY white nae ezen Of IJnir5 STATE.
assoenaans Of fqaHs who Ihall eeoie g
slliSs3 Of tas als Slaie. uadsi tse he.y %
q AlRy ~. q tHeny one Sass yl shall
ne slesi5 lie eSaSty ~ ,ie n ;ll IS
SS, ,slI5 ssss sh,s 3 e sels s 81 aS.i
No provision diissSent IA character sm ltui a6p,sd H.
ls nlei stAies wa euEEallei o. Article a Eisooh 81
+. ballot provided Ton in ihs 6ih sscghs r.
Tie Lsgislatve Depaftmeut'' Tor disou1
sion the 18Th. and il provided iOr by the % section
thatt Legislature should meet aHntraiiv.
In seuiRg the qualifications for Members of Assembly
some Of Tie older citizens created sensation among the
new BY proposing and strongly advocating that DE men,
bsF should be olizens 81 he Territory two yea pryou "a
their election. Tbl would If carried into effect az ts xt
election makea majority OF che members ConEsntioh
toa seat in the LegsutHs It, Of eouIse Was
promptly voted down, AndOHe years residence considered
entirely sufficient,
Section . provides that no divorce shalie gante m the
Legisiaufe and the next fOfds Olislisl HumbsF OF
lottery oonPapisf have besn oEanzed 10 San Francisco
which viii be Hpped early in the career bg this last pro-
Vsoh.- So
On the l4h. she Committee on Fihaucs through their
Chairman Mt Bolts made aTajOIity aud minority fsDglt
Both pOuOn4 Of The Commiltee reported The following nf
diem allowance for The OH esrstaIy @28 lst and "A
Assistant Secretaries. ss3 Cefkssis Ssireaatai-A Arms
w; Doorkcepers si2 Page "a Reporter, $50; Chap,
mas, Al6 Interpreter, "a Interpreters Clerk t2I The
Interpreters pay was afleIwsfds raised to SIS.
IltheiF oonespQHdehos With the Governor the Con1mit.
es requested Gen Riley 10 place Of the spos1l OF s Con
'sqiion, toLhe ray Of rs Ooer and members the sum or
10000 HeTspsd that he had no Authority To- place Tie
money under his ands al the control or dispositions d oths
int he eOnsdeed his duty under the instructions he had
eoeiVed, 10 pay ~ far bis would 60, DE expense
\ flafsa
he present civil EOFenmeHt and his duties and fequirl
nentg is chief ocef be resed them 10 recent letter
hieh he had addrstsed to Gen. Smith, though Capt
LOCKER, his Adiqiant copy Of which he enelOlea.
On The l5th Of September one Of
he California delegates, Heuy Hsaiquaz sinegpeisri
Jerk WAS EemOyed fiom bis office il ibe Convention.
fhsssp1sct Of corporations benghl up, and under
vent an exleRdeddehate Strong Opposition
oYofds banking HstntiOns and although no defahe ac
Jon was had pp0n the question previous m5 aepaTt1fs
EEL certain teiue of bank notes. checks, tickets, ce
money win be prohibited, sad ia all Joint stock asOca.
ions the member will be made Jointly responsible for
lebts and liabilities. Lesso
MoHrEREY, September Is, ilsi9. 4
"A report has been TsoeYod in the Convention iiDm The
Committee on Boundary, Of which NJ Hastings is chair,
nan and i has drawn forth aeugthy debatA Amohg TIE
penkeB upon the oocasous was the old poueer Captain
mueL The committee expressed il sss their unanimons
ninDn that the present limits comprehend tact Of county
uttfey too extensive tot one State The area faut
ted to be 69l sqniFe miles which nearly equal to that
+ all the avehOldug States Of the Union, and which,
educng ths Of Iowa. "a greater thaa that OF all the
esidHe Ofths sRyeh0dug States II extends along the
cast nearly 1000 miles, ahd thnh 100 miles inland
This vast extent Of country, the eolmss oCOpnion
0uld not BE- conveniently or fairly represented in STATE
legatnfe here especially the greater part Of The interior
entirely off from The coast country by the Sierra
ada, continuous inow-ooveTed chain which is, wl0lF
npassabe neatly nine months in The yesr
To prevent any future State, which might be formed out
the residue Of The ,ertory O getting portion Of tl
aluabe coast thelines Of the State have been laid out
take all in In hsiF remarks upon this Subject OF 6odn
~ the committee refer The fact Of the Bomohs haviVE
READY large sesmsnt an isolated reE0u east Of this
tiioTy and who iIom their religions peeuliaas might
Ot desire direct political connection with 1S Ita believed
hat the MOrmOhs will seek eTutonal government for
themselves The following boundary proposed BY the
Ommittee Commencing at the nOTti corner OF the
tate, athe intersection o the paelOf latitude $50 moth
nth the paTaeloi longitude Ito west thence south upon
nd along that parallel the boundary line be.
the United States aud Mexico established BY the
saiY Of peace ratified by the said GOvetnsAt steQu6rs
the 3oth day OF May 1913; thence upon sad
long the said boundary line 70 The Pacific ocean enee in
HOheIly direction, following the Of ths Pacific
past to the said parallel Of 42o moth latitude extending one
iahe league the sea- from the southern tie ROhsn
OundRry, and including all the bays, hagbOs and Islands
aoent the said and thence east tfOm the baid
cast atlatuds l9o hOr and sl0ng that parallel Of
ltitude to theplscs Of beginning M
THIS boundary forms the State into Sape somewhat t
gulaT and takes all the valuable land the coast aide
ths Sierra Nevada, Many opposed this boundary for
auoua eSsOns; did Lie the shape, smother was in
lvor Of the whole none. aud naY ialeissng debate
issued upon this aubeot II was cOntendel by nunhss