The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-05

IL has been objected against The measure that it eompro
Of principle. Nj Pss.ideot whst i compromise Il :
work Of mutual concessoaan agreement in which there
and concord party abates his szireaas demands IN
soS:sIaon Of an abatemeat Of demands b hs
o. mutual saenfcs Undosbtedy, Mr.. Peent in aIsnch
sSd e Sss wSal ke Sse ao not ' s sa bs e
tas tr ef ~ psy wants Bat when he cones 70 reflect
and e. from os whom be dealing It 5 ateesssy upon
.eus Shst % be ws o g 4. SS sess9 ;Ss
4 ~ ME- n N Consequence Of the concession which he
Violation q he q be nius uned tse sfn admit
o. adopted Bnt aov = ha ought never TO be sanctioned
point gut rom the bsszag o dc snd om n 10 10
i've the onsinoa u Ss Tass 3 sAs BAL which 81; !. viola
ducins any sae N nay = made witheat
Thers may bs mutual fOsaes Yon eas npon
nominated the Mmot PTovso q sss ~ s ss.,ie,,oa de
nSSs s po%s lfofe o Ds s VII Tmot osi fS1 % g aid
that there orbsaTance to execIe, viotsroe n b
%a poRe n he Conno oGi oP s ~ UssS 9 sssS here
zng The establishment Of slavery any Of tbs Te.Ttors
Of This senaef there was under the Conziinsioa
10 10 esDn aye % the ssss thai power
tnton violated by torbearance to exercise
ton, and that remain dormant un they come 70 be ezer
esed BY the proper legislative auhohes III said that the
II order to get what they want to for that which they
il the made 81 e uhia ss ss
ths treaty IN ing the Maine boundary the
which have been made upon commerce. npon boundaries,
and Other questions from te time b. United States.
the par q tsse who made them? : there any
VISIONS some Of which you apprOvc, and osbe Of Wheh
you dlapproye2 Can be said upon the paT Of our North
cOroais in The Tior par of he BIZ ths bey az co %
& alifornia as they Do mucho vote for
the noble example of my friend Mr. Coope from thai
reances pesery Mhat was The conr.e 81 nv
friend this subject Of The WImot PToviso He voted
Al Of ysq could g0 back and you
bill; 70 s in bu the ms1s Of he ssnsie sae
vas against II The qneson then came mp whether we
ConstntIon which point OF value and DURATION worth
h1Susand Wilpoi PrOyisos induced. my hon
together although we were disappointed in votes win
fect TO the WmOt Proyis0to take with whaaever I'll
Questionable may have in H. on account of Inc s
peEloE e. z amount mo- ~ q good i contains,
called contains much thank from The bSItom Of my
4ss F the enemy q the b who j. that deuOmnain
people And this bill deserves The for another
ali that necessa1y 10 ive peace and auiet q I
country Il Is said sometimes, however that this Omnibus
shall o. repeat the argument which have addressed to
showing n that according even 20 the British
gfslona law this bill ia uniformity with pracuce in innB-
tas TOO much matter, reaI one Do you believe
N shst the senator who s before me- INT Baldwin, and
territorial bills the Wimot PrOviso wous have seen the
Lslr paysl have voted for the whole oi this nconsuoas BIZ
wh pleasure, Fit had only Contained the Wimot Proviso?
cofdng to the wishes Of its opponenis and am very sorry
mat SuT ompbn cannot contain Mr WimO whose weight
[auzhterI This incongruous measure which has already
HS %ss m1r @ + i A. ps s@ sS1sh g S S Il hs sO from
more more stats from Texas professionally the event
sr i not the VARSITY Of the inconErui.
because he b dos ne 81 e ana .as S %. Il
want The = Wilmot has beeh properly called placed
Why. Mr. President. ncougruOus as it may be supposed
1Ss % NJ half ne ineongrnts Of the emsIss
ALLOW me 70 answer an argument delivered wiki all the ri
so s ohr day. M s I s hsS soSs as ns
sgaIt%snS Of Ihs CAPITOL and theirs be had found ms
and the senator from ssspp ilr. FoOsej with ssns;c
country responsible station and who has ei rs oai
th,s morning, LMr. Webser1 might have inquired no,
ped his ear or his Elm what curtain he was easonce
5saT asd PeTsvs tbse astonishing whc
nv end INF adS,e nevs been en- p S sPeaed ate con consultation T
shown hmsalfo be friend of The peace Of his
dung te Rrogrss 9f this and also with Other
eolsgqtion with them upon this bill and the amendmenu
tons have not bsea o mi SP ~ s1 oaSs our sOsn
s9% saa III pat1sr With hsmyh the elements
meg yalforna. The Territories, The adjustment Of Ihs
e sass ,ass fs 1as qSss ;Syg bill and The b fOr
tween any democratic friends whom have consulted my
tatons Allow say that there NOT Solitary instance
N s wne ba soeS e3anecisa with 2sr politics upon which
san M a9o1 % Q, our goyenpenI has been averted to- We
which engrosod all our hopes which annstsd ali our Sxe
subject OF pacIfyng possible, the distracted part
perfect coincidence Of opinion. - 1'>o :" -
sS5 how oei the matter stand with the whe
ns very measure and upon this very subject of slavery
them pnoa Of sentiment no Coincidence Of opinion Ii
our meetings upon this subject consultations demo
threw aside germane and as unworthy Of their con
sderanon all The agatlng party politics Of the day;
demOcrae friends and ysa there Wa H diversity o com
together a@ not u 0ns iSGi be ai .T brought y"
IGoP and eOneideaee Of opinion between the oppon
relates wide the and -ouih pole Som
@ WSIer s afs Sa snso s rs nsss qqs %
New Hampshire lMr Hael was present or not, am nc
aye to say do not recosct to have heard that
Ne Ne fPTsEs snisrBSsnS hone that hs s9sto
NJ. Clay. No, air, unless it is for an explanation
Mr. BUTLER only wish k oW Of one meeting Of Ii
pdieulsI kd alluded TO- caucus, any thing Of that
Mr.; CLAY. STesunins; was going ezonsrate yo
IRON ne ne f%ssoPlaIion % apd only wish could
then together Whose eyes have mot witnesed lie COZ
day2 every discerning senator must have notice
+ But whether in the consultation between these ultra sen
element which is near Or not about remark the
from New Hampshire Ir HaLr wSs peent s1 IL Bns b
was absent and those Others about to upon the ua
doubt qf the fact from what head that
nitaons OF some Of the Of the bill quite n
as any which have taken place between the end
Mr. DAYTON (interposing1 dislike to interrupt the
tor but desire of the opponents OF this bill on this
side Of the chamber sodsclaim all owedge either Ese
or indirect, OF any such meeting is consultation upon this
; Mr Clay. Does the senator deny all consultation7
| Mr.. DAYTON. have no KNOWLEDGE OF any.
Mr. CLAY. laluded more particularly to some senator
whose consultations have heard have been frequent,
4 frequent; but do assert it as a fact
Mr. MASON. would ask the SENATOR when ne alludes Il
Southern senator's of whom am II he would be go0d
enough declare whether he ever head whether be has
to believe that senators from the Southern States
have consultation this bill with iron
the States2
Mr. Clay. No. had not heard so But at the sam,
time would ask the from Virginia whether hej
have moi hal frequent consultations among Themselves
Mr. MASON | will freely There certainly hav
been frequent consultations between from the South
safety OF the Southern Sates involved they conserved
tho pro .isions of this BILL
Mr.. CLAY. And 90 undoubtedly. did our consultation
relate to the dignity honor and safety OF the Union, and tn
constitution of our country Loud applause from The gal
f6e PREsIDEsT. Order The ssrgeant.at.Arms wi
clear The gallery order preserved The Chair will
perlt the applause to be repeated ii It he will be unde
the necessity OF ordering all persons to leave the gallery
Mr. CLAY. Nr Pr sident, there neiiher ncongruity il
the freight nor In the passengers board Omnbns. w
are all heartily concurrent the only which boug
together and which cnstues the sole subject OF con
sui alton We have no Africans OF Aboiiionss in ON
Oar passengers consist Of democrats and whss, who een
he crisis OF their common and the dangers
ing over IT. have met together forgetting and throwing II
behind them their political differences other nhects,
compare their opinions this Of recanca
ton and of harmony.
Mr. President how stand the questions which have oEme
The subjects Of del beraon ong2 One party want
the immediate admission Of California and the inpos
ton OF the ProEiso in the territorial The oht
party the limits OF California circnmscnbed and II
Missouri CompFomse line appied-some of them with ~
af