Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-23

wAsHIssToS, May IS. 1880.
The Senate resumed the Of the bill tie
admissi'n Of California and The establishment Of sIito
al government Tor NV Mexico and Utah.
Mr. D"gl'ss sxPe'<ei dere ct test Of the vote
upon the 'rpaiaon 81 the for admission Of Cal
iofnia from oihsr subjects With that hs moved TO
lay The bill under confederation table with view
t4k.ag the bin for the admission Of California. Motion
ssss'ived-yeas "a, my, 2s.
St Davis Of Miss. moved amend the 10Th section Of
ins h by striking out he provision preventing tine piOpos
e.. Isusid Legislature from passing any laws in respect
TO AsH slavery and substitute oyi.ion preventing said
Lesiatars frm pas'iag any laws io-iferng with those
T;grs OF PnpsIty which u The admission Of AZ
Iicsa slavery.
Mr. CisP opposed the amennent, stating his and
askd ~hJ sh'nd Se"sols enb,ras the pending BILL BY
.smpnE 10 'eeue piOvi'in for protecting slavery whs''
~ eoaH NOT and would -
Davis said he was conlending for p'neipe-ihe rights
of the South
Yulee dcouueninesd the sns scheme presented the
committee.
Foote said he graiiheL find Ynlee the
y Southern man wh0 BY direct vote, had felt himself call
ed express bis entire dissppObsiiOn Of the report
He spoke at leng in favo, Of the comp'Omi.e.
The debate coutnusd till O'clock bstween Foote
and Yoee. when Senate adj ,urued.
HOUsE--A mp,iou Of Mr.. Brooks, msde soms weeks
To reconsider the vute by which commitment from
the Secretary Of State enclosing letter Of the B,h Min
lister, referred 70 The Committee Foreign Afsis.
MIR. Blocks advocated his motiOn.
Calvin spike in favor Of the tariff Of Al and denounced
the interference Of the Biish Minister as mperteni and
Iepehenble He moved that much Of he mes.age un-
der cuusdsaiion refers to the tariff be referred to select
committee with instructions b. bill or otherwise
Bayy moved that much Of the letter Of Bulwera rs-
Ia'es tariff be refrued CommitIee Of Ways
The House after some debse aud without taking the
question the pending smendnCuts-adjon ned
wAsHIseroN, May is. 1850.
The SENATE resumed the cunsidera Of The bill admit
ting Cunia and estabhipg Territorial Government for
New NJ, xico and Utah
Nj. Davis (Of Miss) modified his amendment submitted
yesterday by substituting prv<o to the tenth section,
giving the Territorial Legislature power to laws
the promotion Of the rights of the ei,zeu' Of
Territories in their slave property.
Nj Fooie resumed and concluded his speech Of yete
day in reply MI Yulee and in vindicst1n OF his posi-
ton thai the abolition laws Of New Mexico repealed
Mr.. YHee desired that the rights Of the South should be
expressly guaranteed by bill before he could support it,
He asked compromise, but only that the constitutional
rights OF the South be secured therein.
Foote again spoke great length, in opposition to
Mt Yulee and in support OF the bill In conclusion, he
said The day far distant when this compromise bill
would pass both Hou'e, and be hailed with universal
shout Of public accimstion.
Mr.. Clemens said the bill would pass in its pres
snt foIm.
Mr.. FoOts said he opposed amendments to the
bill
MI CIemeu, remarked that unfortunately they could
gel any amendments which satisfactory He
proceeded show that Foote been this
connection He compared Foote's declaration yesteday
n which he said the admission Of California nothing
the South had complain Of with position assumed 10
letter signed by him and his colleagues which that letter
pronounced equivalent to the Wmot PrOvisO.
Mr. FOoie neiposed, and Triangular ing ensued
between him. J, on Davis and Clemens, which continued
till O'Clock, when Executive Session
aud adjourned until Monday.
HousE-variou. reports from Committees presented
Mr. Mclean from the COMMITTEES Commerce. report d
bill TO admit certain articles Of the growth and production
Of Canada condition that like articles Of The growth and
production Of the u s. be admitted free Of duty in Cana
da Accompanying the c"rre-pondence be-
Clayton aud Bulwer Referred TO the COMMITTEES Of
the Whole.
Mr. Bfoekss motion heretofore made, amended az
refer that portion OF BuweTs letter protesting against
increase 0f duty iron aud other articles OF Brllish po-
ductiOn, the Committee Ways and Means instead oil
Manufactures The part asking for tho British castps
trade om the Atlantic he Pacific, referred TO the
COmmiiee on Commerce.
Mr. Bayly reconsider the vote, and lay the mo-
ti0n the tabe-csrried yeas IS nays so.
The Senstes amendment II the bill 10 facilitate coinage
mint concuTTed 1t auhOes the transfer oil
such money from the Treasury be spared from Time
10 time
Adjourned.