New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-15

SENATE. .wAsxISeToS, Thursday, Dse. 70.
MAJ No Businsss. Adjourned.
HOusE or REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr. PsowS ssf1 that the Dsn0srs,s Bad d nosJof.ty,
and esloz IA nnstority, they should ssTs ins
Mr RooT rae 20 correct 81 error ~ "hlca 7,
porter bad presented hrn usirs ts1 pstos " ~
Nsnbef from Besica instrsf q .ns' d sno'nsr
'ns1, al toe cosne Of hls s-sco Tesierosy INC in'
sskc Vas chsfsesss DION hiclssi, - - ''~'
reporter. note. or 10 neglected 20 festiJ y
Mr. WiSTypo7 ~ ~ 5isco7srea ~ -, -. 5
read the reVvr.. rs i-l! sssnIea, tYSs's-' =
g-1tsrDsn from Osio would o. 80 % '-@'N'oN'-
hjosa-~ ,.-.,.,.o,. ,..t H..
ss,a5srs ssosid vote ~ ballot onr ociock a ..
AY CAyTEs Of o oezre3 - "a s'7,'cHht
mo S,eks- o. ret 50. Ds G.vc:'41 II a.. ,"-ef %
.,cosst.oy tss Dsiries =! Columbia and l'fi'iiiJ
C,r.ni.,se, tsss tnS sod COMMITTEE os InAae y
We .. zoe bOuse "e mr.. condariEeo th' f''''"
IN, ,ilta.s - te Hou-@ and ue prop1seo - remedy
TO d,a.s Ny Ia ~ 'ssC!s:o1 = v-t Co.,, > ~
., ~. ss5tsrcso. 10. 1.scos1 t.~s 40 n-@'''y 90
sr.gpl-d 2, ~ seatnerls.
81 arApz 81 ~ conceived sl.s Geires Il u 81
yf,.o-..oos could rsscs me evil sx::a. !. 49, 80
- n>c ~ ~ shira ,srty tn. csas-u TIE .ToGae-
T. m ,ns orgauilatCo p.cccs,..r; were y = me-
0est ~ so9 On sIverg IN toe District ri Comm ia
o. oai,ss slavery 3" ,h~ Territories, n ,rus.ct =
Go, 81. Re sire scy rested on The !sst 5ps>s
a. Il isis House. Zoe 50gtu won res'ts FL 7sg'ss
q -. gat re siDo~s " oTefy ioso -fis iA may GOO
81 9oor v 40 .r-..as - yo;. 0y ballot sad % b.
placed Ia POSITION where be c.1-d ma snow hos 81
sotod. he rs2rsant.d huCdre1 thousand people.
sni ~e1,so T. !sess hls MARI lie h-o hsafa o. NE
sg ~ Han 20, VIA .- pa.E ~ bsnJ'et O'nitbc Ids
yfetty u1eu hs vito the pr ls!Enn n bis
c1ssyoe, (5r C~-tef) Inc play II 5pesk.-, VIII tAs
pa ~ g -ker united Laughter /. 1se h,use
:, I'D elect osn % - 81 Speaker ," !. ~ a. = a.
> ;as ,ao 0zaai,'es-l u thi. resolution should
y,~v.'l the sapa "a co1iosion would s,se The
id demon would have his oorIs up. ~ ths nae
sacua elect ~. Com ,ittses tho Dist,i"' ri Co
~ .as's TO Territories II IL was iotenoeo '''
sfse sDii Democr.ts II all 10! cpersis. ih@y
,cI.t face tEe music He ~guid NOT vote Tor enJ
GOD ; who not cOmp@tsnt 10 spPOini the'o con.-
rn.'es. f. looked .Uspciou. us e,ner sias - 49,
tn-r, yOia ioT who hot competent -
10 20. The speech of the gentleman from V!.s!c'A
Or NEArg) was ise ths oos no sent 70 "a 10 IIio'
snd which bad so0ufitc eisct End csclsod 20 save
the Union. there IL 70 be dssoin,oo Of 'be UNION
lei II come h7iors The n 1uss - organ 15c - DIS
colleague ssid while the Juse "a In oisorcanizsd AZ
,i.ude Il II lake place now - you'd not BE fa0log
II tho Union should BE- csso.ved after III sbaH have
BON pssssd 70 sOclsh slavery IL the Dsnict 81 C.
i.rG, ia. there would 10 Ia help for II ihnn Wouo
come the time VII ne would bsse 10 rght Zoe the
nile sd TIE lille onas, over onr bOOsehod soos, sho
r. th8 0;h-r household tCrUi;uTo. Laughter III any
,orib1rn 9i,bec - gu-iy himsah - feiising ~
wet its question, and thereby Insulting tho "h97
Ecrh 10. hon prepare for msrtyrtOm. The lag ssre
oied and ths ffe ready md II he has IS many ehu'
,." John Rogers t HIN VA, on them Their eunfsF
Globes, % their father To- The iast lime Laofn
,eg Il ihs Democratic party be In the riajorl'y WIZ
40 trey 10; uuto their forcesf They cams very nesT
e Yesterday They Kept Gu gsiuiDg ss lar al tosy
v.e1t Why didD'' they continual Laughter. pr
Root r!dico led The proceedins. Of yes'erosyo $40
.ho. he vas not sufficiently acquainted With Ar b own
- .xyTtss compassion for him The battle wss ~
rnoss vos. The senleme"s e. glsred mercer snn
fierce. fths. man W., Mt rropght 10 conaiupn ~
-. uss'd With tbs slavery question, who could boz
Hsl pa lilo said that be wac Union msn AMI
ne iirno 10 dssOlgG IL, no would ask BIN
s@ 80 quesusn On the psr' o' his own state ana the
.aois rr-hwegs territory, they furnished tne We
of re N.ss'sigpi row ga II n"pPer sh-' Il tsh
dO~n tstt slrct tfsf
Nh Dvsa ssd ib-t they lad vot aight ~ Iiae dss.
y, srfy in The majorty aud II was certain that
spesker could be elected cuiy ~ ~ srrsasefoen' BE-
~ ~~r me 20 parties Dne prOp9siuon win tht7ie~
fsus.. yss,srcsyi 1t failed 10 dayi members veto
Sos1. ,hsrsfc.c 20 sispion the st1empi 20 orstize
resOr. O. tho ONLY mods ~ |acr The spo7s-F
-4alc 10 ,iec,03. The gessernsn from Nssissipf'
Ode osn) cslsd o. the Whigs 10 mako An rhcon
dftor Al surrender. AZ foE hase, be wooc vote tor
arvlO6y bus uisuniCris. - occupy thsf cesr.
vocn: "Thers 10 no ,uch person IN The House H.
ihu-ishtsa A member "Whei- 10 ~ a.
Mr DuER pointed tpsGr1 mr NJ scs vt5 w2s ltsnG'
,ns Ia a crowd % ge-'la--sn N .he nsin sis,s
Sir MEADE was understood TO ssy u y,u onerse
10 wi;n heins o,shuorist tbs ss'ert0n "a ft,oi
iT DrEh insttutiy rosarted' " You sre 8 liss.
IlInediaigy Mr.. MEADE node 40 sfietDps q isscn
NJ Du.-, but resrrsinet by the ntsrpos'io "
gentlemen t. ps'stF zero not more 100 tour + e.
apart when membsfs seed ret~seo them. mere
were cries Of "a hght "a .h'," when tho Sergeant
At Arms tuT rcd down, with bis OF oce "a hand
s1d CrieS " go der "or5er vyeYe Tssec. Ir- Neri
esrs rnou2ed t5s sre-soTecb. yghen @s Neaae aech-
0ne1 20 ar. CpeT 80 FOLLOW hluo to los RotaAaa 10Y
c-yng Qua n ihs gRlerss f0r iuonsrt oxc.1f 81
III 20. urd proceeded from one OF the two Toeu-
oers: ,oer. pe-soasi collision the rpscs'
tore c. IKE door Gnd shove looked on Tith n snse
anxiety, ai5 ,hese vas ~ member in MS 49,; ~
ives contusioa. M9tio-s we're nI.1o 10 adjourn 49,
n tow r,tUJtss comparative Qnas vas produced.
NJ. DURH legged pardon Oi do bOuse Too "Ls' 10
~ u.tay,d, improperly II the tnei sno ne wc1''
D.ly 2'ai 40 every so cC.sn b. the House spc tsE
g1fthsf T. c1usegcenc9 of tfs cua se ns0e - ust
hu, 10 c1G!' 10 Oller thar mako rae s5aEcs b. do
10 had ssid ,bst Nc bci,e'ed irs gontepsn - %
f'suLs1c't y had read tie ~csds Il b,s speech,
tht II &C tain stae OF t..ass con.nusN, sbich Is
Lga az ,tistS
ra,rr * the UliGa. There p0'h'ug prrscGai
IA MS Oar. Dnery > remark. He mad T.so3 ~ tha
s.ose pefPOse Of Eot eresnag but slisyins excite
Tent.
Thc CLERK remarked that be :ad been ealIsd on
- have povscns wac woEs rot MainbcrE 10 De pai
2ai, u iAey did aot ~s.s cat. There ~ere several
is,ns sG1 t,rsngsfs within TIE BAL, sad tie r.
siFedl
s,r DrRK, 10 conclusion .si4 ,h.. 4, sae House
.houid aciaurn ivf d1y moiaSers Of tine two parties
uighs b. snJ . come 70 On WnoeTatsndiDs
Mr. MCLANK lose ~ move u isJ az ths PictDsi
c. i.s!s bur. before doin- wiSSed briefly
T. suggest that the lousa should proceed In me al"
Speaker to-day. He was s.tnDiseol that two gentle
men Individually 81 sgtsciped, snd ioiiN'doaiy 90
deucd Is ssis Intercourse should come 50 toeh az,
pleasant terms rs We csvs juei seen. tie eaf Vo'sc
los al accomplished gentleman from Ohio, (&g Poiie
sad lie cad voted for the gentlemen roa rcisss, (N'.
brow conScieaGousy sod sncerely hoping bis else
uon He had Sosind feeling Ioesrt@ hir'.
g'hs reason why organisation had been cEec.sd
Ii
IN. indiyiduSS
M TooNss considered the reason Why the Rruss
I'D hot been organized that II ruled by Sec
tcrs taellngs The gentleman from New York, (MT.
Duer) had told tbs House thu, hs would vote Tor a
mae irorl any SSction % the country ne would vote
:r Whig Tor y Dancers, for Free Soller; but
uever for d.suuonist Now. sir, said Ne 7. sm not
afsa declare In the ptosene, Of THE house, IL sue
,r,soroe ot ,ss oooutry snc w she vrr-c"r7 - WY
God sat the views and sentiments entertained by
GieGu In relation - Slavery be carried INTO
ef.ot by ,hs House, then that disunion II AZ band
fAyHlsuse They who siteSnp, these segressicus on
me south were bringing that very dissnion upon U.s.
ana the cutses of Heaven ud ia., VIA al their
force upon those who were the causes ot ~ In tho
s,ema ana sscred presence OF my God declare taSs
II these yi-s are carried sud persisted 10, tnsn
mi, Unlon 10 dissolved. Applsnso Aed ~ i"os "a
Asye tbe physical strength VIII have sse mors eouF'
sSe, to Stand here sud prevent further sgstes'oa'
upon the tights Of the South. iA2plsSael
Mr. Dura rose to explain, bus
Mr. TooMps continued. He said that southerpers hsd
Seen charged with every crime In the cSislogns sud
tsapted about the Sln Of domestic slavery. tie had
hem " ns - sustslo tho UnioG Sound principles
go. 10 tell him that ne should not carry SLAVES in'o ire
,esrl,oifs be sould AJAX the men of the south whAt
taey wanted with organization lApplsuse from
Southern Members I0ifty nse millions hsve br"n
drawn TO be expanded tber- snd net dollar eoes
toto ,ac coaers ot the South. Without Mediation MI
Toornbs remarked iast he was Ia favor OF dsunioa
,bis sta,e " iAiIss continued Let the south alone
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