The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-04


a nselisveus .sbeus 70 r.fss tast dissuro,os sad
IA psus tset,op ~bo.s head u ooatipusiiy rising 20
h, s,t the vise aou oils OF those who wsrS sudsSv
n, 10 pr the best interests OF the country u"
he sny revs Who may be carried into California by mis-
90 sue out writ Of hsbsas corpus and be oar
rhs ,rne old afs come bach again. Senators will not
yspse bringing this rubjsct int the senate They
provoke discussion they will present the qussnoa
n a6otion-th that's the subject-to aud IL IL our
duty to crush IL ut once and 1t she they 90
before He hoped the Senate would give this Ameud
ment quistus Its obsst 10 pro0ots the ie<s OF
these who hssitated not to deprive owner Of his
slave. That this WAS the object OF the anondmsn.,
DO ore oouid deny and the Senator who presen''a'
aaxe not deny that this the case
Mr. BALDWIN read from the territorial act pss'sasu
1904. for the government OF Louisiana 40 m
act for the govern If the territory Of Wsooou
In 1919; and declared that his ntmant wa. sn
sane words thoee contained In Theses no.s 80 80
Why Senators hesitsted to 90 the sa%1 t.rr,ro
territory done in the GA es OF ns wsSs
riss! The people OF California ana Ns~ , Troy IN
promised free governments by oap 20 IN. Srscy,ons
his proclamation, made in pursuance 80 S,om ,snrs,
q the Secretary Of War After r.sa,us I'm 80 s
KsaI py's prooaTa tion, be ass.o WY IN .u nUs
carry out our promifsa maoe " WIG P'"P " wv" '~
leo by that proclamation.
Mr. WEsrcorr would not presume, Tor moment
that the Senator from Connecticut IN presenting ms
Ar snSm.pt bad any other motive than in throwing
the Pc ps OF that country an additional ssfe
mad II the Sens or from Connecticut DON iosr
momsnt no woulu be- satisfied chat thure no
20 sity for this ameL dmept the cases OF Louians
and Missouri the people had not been conquered BY
our srms in the Of California Again, 10 the
civil and dplom alto bill had PROVIDED ga bad ex-
tended the territories all tho la's OF he Union aud
20 mss s ussiui s%es 30 S.n
the act Of 1859 judiciary sct every court had the
power sue writs OF habeGs corpus; and this act, by
fac, to ,s.s souns wnaus int
~ the civil diplomatic bill the deoisra
souI . NED In the S-naGor's he wIeh
no,bi,g But the Senator thinks that TT. amondu'sn
Ia carry into the territory Of California the common
law iii the statutes, from the time OF Ais' d'"n 70
q. r. nj IL
misssken. Again his sm- Dduen5 tajs all =" mao
tsn,s''spd This Iea'inds bin Of The snsu ar an 'r
which would ps presented by q big indian d'eg'r
CAmsnche. or Indian digger (ar Bhs1oS-A hazard
eater Yes. tr iizZard eater or bug ga VINO Is
Mt pg the right Of tue writ OF aa6ras
s.,ru,! On the whole, then 'aid Mr.. Westcott. the
sn' ut 10 unnecessary, and, by ITSELF would Do
Nr. FooTr then went into 9 discursivo essay upon
svrrsl cie- Of or arscter and particular upon
the nature OF sslfTespect' He considered that
spec.s Of te which Ia di-piHyed oy ooggeo
sis nee or al piion OF dignity when it's possussor
vas caught In a mesn sctiou and that ACTION Ia
peseo public gaze aud all It's deior mites pointed
out. spd ius poi, fapgs soown TO the world He
illustrated this species OF seltesteem, BY relating
sketch ot the life OF AlopIo Phelps Of Msssippi
who're auto biography be (Mr had reduced tn writ.
II and who had commit ed eleve purd~rs fifty roo
berries 60 who upon trial before the court m aiu-d
never was Surpassed by sny judge upon the bench
Senator Of this BODY Afser pursuing thn subject ut
ueb lei 9Th and suggesting that no want OF reply to
any Of his rer1arfs caused him any dt.p-asare, hs
brs pcbt out into hi tory Of what ho deemed tho
proper for p0ep, ndcnt Senator to pursue,
~ which cour,e he had ever maintained
Mr.. BuTLEh would be very sorry that the people of
California bad rot the right to the writ u habeas
corpus He believed that the writ did extend there
m The pdneDr auop'sd last night He. there.
fore, considered that this vas s.pseeogtrory Heooud
thus psTsistins in this suendmenr. un-
writ Of hobas corpus 'lave II tnis be the oh.o
the II IL Than ueeless for ne lawyer vi pre-.
es aintsp the right to claim this writ. II any Of
III. fen @,ca awy IT. IN Como cut or esewosrs,
can South 10 South Caro.ins-tbsy would dnd that
tlsve fropibe very nature of the writ, which
pr, supbossr that the claimant Is tres mao Color 10
Why the msn should not have tae witt but
freedom - D...ssa,y No. Smr mao ME-. %as, gus
v.Io held In boLdage, bui then the party was %
Fan.
nded ovI the territory carried with IL the right
to BIZ writ Of aebtas eorpns Therefore, this amend
nsnt vas . matter Of sups.eroeation Mr.. then MADE
an esrpe appeal the Senate to avo this subject
and 10 the l-gislaion Of the coun
Try by contb uay sgta Ing this subject OF abolition
He did not believe that northern gentlemen fairly
carried out the views OF their by this con-
Nr BsIr agreed with tho Senator from Gsorgls tha.
tbose tho hold seats here from the Northern states
Aid not rsprreen and carry out the sentinents Of
their netitDents; but for fesent reasoa He BE-
M.v.d that they would do their duty bstter to toeir
constituents, throwing aside oil this restraint, AMI
esealI out boldly Hrrsw nothing IN this srne I'd
but simple provision for The habeds rorpns Last year
the whole Souh, and their friends ~ tho North were
acgth. in favor of the ho6en, corpus ~ provided oy
The bill r.pcrted BY the celebrated Coppremes Com
nittse. What has brought about tnis change! Nov
that hnbsas eorpus act II IN abolition faotonai
movruest Strapg- that whs'ever IN this body IL
BY the minority denounced as the cot OF Ga
Mr. kusK moved to add TO the auep dmept, provid-
ed that interference with tho property OF any per-
sen or s. shall be had in consequence h~reof"
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Aary'sud, consia-red that the
amendment OF the Senator from Connee out was
matter OF tupererogston Ths writ OF hobeas eorprs
vas sir~ I'd, extended TO that ecu utry.
The question wss then taken on sir. Rusk's amerd-
ment TO the xue ntment, ana It WAS adopted
The ayes and were then deusnded on the
ameD6m. Mt amended and rec ulted-ayes H. moss II
Mr. HsMLIy GGrIsds IN susndment for the osttestns
Of the Of the Sspper and Miner corps OF the
army, bich adopted
Nj DIX fi-I, d to amr nd tho bill by providing add
tionsl alton The military btorekeepcr at
WATERFOWL. Mssssehueetts
MT CAMERos saw no difference between this
and that q any other military sterekeepsr.
Mr.. PIX exclaimed, aud the ameEdm mt wa,adooted
DIR ArcHIsoN moved TO sme pc the bill Ia tina pro.
vsop spproprintrg s36s zoo for the purchase ct hre
fer the States by reducing the appropriation TO
S268 OtO and appropriate IN the discretion Of tue
Secretary Of War 100000, tor the purchase Of Colts
ls,oNers ar Jet k's cy lIbGer.
Mr. RISK advocated the ARC mont and 1t was
adopted
SecrstsIy of War TO tetto the oloim OF Daniel
h, I'm NJ. but, after d. bate IL was withdrawn
Mr.. Al HnEros moved to n-psnd the H. BY add'og
thereto appropriation OF So 600 for the purchase OF
,.po adjoining NE military hospital In Frankfort Pa
Adopted
oufLlr two eyiueDts Of Illinois voipn toers Adof ed
The bill was the laid aside for a~hhs.
The Senate took up tho Mipeeots territoris' bill
from The House lt was going on very smoothly eiu
Mr. DouGLAN moved TO strike out that part CT the
bill bic provio.s that the territorial office of the
l. rrtory should b. appointed unit the 0sh arch
He charged that ,his panrmens os tho
the OF recurring the spOis to the wings
H. spoke Indignantly ~ this love Of tho spells by
abe whigs and OF their ,mostence IT, esJoy then
Mr. UNpkkwooD Isielsted. Ind charged rhe demo-
erats with being the tpos party, and would cite case
of rejection by the Senate.
MIR TURNky called to order. Tia. was . mater done
In executive sessJoc.
In. VIck PRIsiDEnr 20 decided The ipjuactton Of
s.o.:r,y removed fro that rarricdlac oS'c.
Mr. UhDIkwooD citrd other Gases showing the love
of tie Tor the pois in their pest penement
OF scnon upon appointments In the SEN 1t. on ;hs eS.
ping dsSt Of n ~h,g ADM birraiiop; aDd SAID that
the democrats were The lat party la the world " make
the cbsrss 81 = love CT the spoils.
MI DsucL.,s replied Insisting that the love OF tas
spois was the motive Tor The poptponement o. rhese
appointments.
MIR ALLhs woula remind the wh's. that tAs rev ad-