The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
z CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
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w.s,rrv@us. May q.

Chs'f0~eNl "a ,rhaf psrsicBinY- waE tAkea up- .'.~ns madifed ii 90 m ae Ssreef general iS- .- 1A. i.,o ,h. performances of eontsnchs tsf car VI "a. ,vz;.s is LiVerrsoi and en iSe S.Ailerhin .sa,s The resolution ss m"a.ae1 ~ns Y, ssoPsso. ,n- ,.crution ct reports the htai to szfab- Allsl A.A ,,ipt is New York. was iakea RP. hA. s. n~,..s ,nyves an amendment Pr0FiSisg foT M ofFerx one al Stscktea aud ths ether :, Sacramento Cify, in Gai5isFs's AF,~- .,me aehale the ball wAa PestPensa unn "Wednesday RsHL .h. S.,... ia .~.,.; ,ar af ne yiews aF the minority oi sas eontniass - s,-,o.u and these of fhs esnais ~hs repeaIAasc The scheme uf c0npfemise ns M
 is -,-.ut Id be nnderstssc 10 say fhaG nc - ,.. vriIIfnc ID take ths Missouri comPrnmtae sa ,t,. pnoi6e ritbast say legsalatisn af Goa r,h respect to slavery On eaLasr side si the W, M,seu reulisd. that for himseh he wonld- M, Sl-v thep naked whether at southern Seua- lar, would bs wing to abide by ihAt line EEth the condition Bsmsd
 M, Nnssu said the Senator frrm Kentucky uirht vyrr EOon obtain su zneweT tD hA query Ts. varid himself in:imsie his willingness te abide bv that fine
 Mr CIxy sais. thai fer himself he would have no h.-,;o, in tine extension of the Missouri line acreas U,ah anS New Mexico. bal not ihrongh Calisfnia M, Mnsou replied. that the abolition of the EasFe tr.5s in Inc District Enner the general scope of The resolution against sny Aci interfering ID any wry with the rights Gnc interests oi sasFe HoNots' W, Cn.. inruirud of Mir. Mason. .Ehnt ~Hs 10 hs inc advantage Of running line of 560 S0 to the Pacific wi1houi any provisions excluiing CT inhioit tnr ssvsrr either North or South Df that line Mr Berrien said the answer 10 the inquiry was esrsu.-she line would cut ofT from California. m which slavery was inhibitsd. four and ball degrees Of Territory believed to be adopted to slavery; and leaving open ,e the people 10 determine iof them selves the question of slavery tnarefn-
 Mr Mason resumed with Mr Clay, ano sad Ii that Senator would azssni to running the Missouri line 10 the Pacific and 6 consequent eontraciion of the boun5aries oI California. tbers w0ule be no a- hculty ih setiiing the whole question
 Mi CiEr Eaia il was nsaa fsf negOtIstors is show the,r eredsatislS- He would suy. thai n there was sEy indication pf tie entire coBenrrenre oi the southern Senators iu the measure proposed, with in. modification tsrrestec by the Senator, he would he..sts Iouy before he pronou need refnsai of hF s.~snt Lei the SeuAior bring forward his prago- stsen b run inc Missouri line by way Of amend Ynent iei inc yeak aud nays be taken upon II, and then t could bs seeh how the soRthern Senators veuio vot- upen the question.
 My Mason said he hzd pc design ef indicating EBF proposition. thsl ne in ttfs ninortty
 Mr UndervoOo look The hoor. and the SeDsie n6lOarDed.
 Mr SEBASTIAN gave notice that he would Of fr-nSfre~. e some sub-eev-ni day, ask leave iE InsrDaucs bsit oi inc following titles
 bal gTaailng tn The State es Arkansas ce tat sxnds for the completion of tbe national Iiitsry ross from Memphis 10 s, Francis rIveT and lo sHrfendsl the same 'p The State Of Arksnsss
 4 siil ta: the Eeise4 ci May Tucker.
 Mr. SEBASTIAN, if pursuance ei no'Iee. asked sna ootsthsd isspt to iHtrnSnee hiil 10 pfoFIa' additional ssrusi'y lJr sis pss and property ri per sous Bsvlxs,Iug rHs weS1~rr ws;EFs oi wtIeh wa rsaa rs ano sscont tsms bv is tile, ana Teisrf Tt she Cemrnfftse or Com gre
 HausE The Speaker stnse1 tue or iness tsfcr, tbe House 10 bs inc rspe-, Of the select mmiit=' of the charges sgsiBs; NJ. Hsrner, doorkeepeT. Mr- Brown sfe-sd resolution thai Mr Herber Srt5Hg ooor-keePer, be and hereby s discharged MT Chandler dsfenoed Nr Herner, and sad ths ths charges Hse not beeE sustained.
 MT. Brown replied
 Mr Inge saie The shbee, 100 snna matte te sngzge their EtieE;ou and -oB hif rnOtian il wa saic on the tAbie- Ss 10 6-.
 Alter nHimpoTtEnt business, the EDus went intS committee of line wbo'e fire EtSte c he | BiUE on the California BessaEs
 hf Benasst hevScHtsd the sdmlssien Of Cklfu: nia and spoke against ths further extension q sls very
 Committee rsae and Houss adIOgrned
  sExaTE-Ths Senate proceeded 10 the eons,aei sioa of Bradssry's resoaution relative io removal from ofhcs.
 The subject was postponed un:l Thursday heK Tns Senate then resumed the consideration of th compromise h fcr the admission oI California Mr Underwood addressed the : nate sf som Gengsa roa,endsng thai those whe had gpse beior hsa hsa assumed wrong premises, hen tbsy sup ES-ee Congress tad 70 power ;o iegs Sls fur Tern Iaries- H. argued tha, Congress had the power sTs also Ergoee tte psHprie;y and phINnthFophy of per hitting tbe dfFssssn of slavery.
 Mr. UB5ervoos hsy,ng concluded, the enesto, wss sls;ea to be RFsu NF. DsTis' sDendrseBi. MF. berrisu remarked that the Seaator wRs nc ther. aBd hs hoped that beisre important a qses iius wss taken keoe ShilRstloB would be girss Q fbs sme
 NJ DBrtDn had supposed there were other Seua- sors who aesasu~2 speaking upos the sRsfan~at He desgssd si some stage 0i inc btll is speak uPBs the s-8eTRi subject
 There were. however, mssy g~h'IsEss absent and he hoped ths taking oi ths vote would be fos yonet
 Mf. kibs preferred su immediate vete. He de. erred Co address ire Ssfssse fbe general suh5ec after tR- amendment had been sIsaesee o.
 Mr, DsYis moved io amend Dsvss' amendment bI aiding ts following: Provided iarthef, thsi hsfh- ing heress eontAiHr1 sAEii hs construed aUih- Uglzr tse introduction of slaves or the holding oi persohs ss property in ssi9 Territory"
 NJ. Dsyisn moved se postpone the ftrfhef consiA- e-a'Ion Si the ssblecf g,s.i tD-m~grvw.
 N. Gay sad bs understood inc parpose of MF DTTts' &psbaBs,i te De provision excepting trcn inc restrictions Gpon tbs lsgissaitrH o terFgforlss ia pass laws fnf fhe protection of he rights o property nele or introduced Infs tise terfsioties comf3rnsby 7o ths Constitufipn sf tbe unItsd Ststes- M< bsf tp particular uhs=ciIoE io thxf ERsDam~mi beeEvss ' as'-s Esssfts effect whfcA weHia ftlipW wFshsu' fn iuiTocBe;inr4
 Mi Dsvs eensee thEs he designed es desired kis surnaa'eHi te carry sag duplication fa ~hsi wers 1hs F'gfrs s fhs Soath unoer the GaHstItslton. Hs hsser soSat permit Congress is those yigtI'G 'it spr'y e=ssrsa Cssgress ts 1bstaia from tOact- AAg isusf righlf either ~sy.
 M Hal, BsNs spoke, ard he was followed ss VT Dnass, Eae Ksisr sSgDs further aehnfs, SeEsis ActgaFnec
 May 29. skstrf - Ms Clay p-eseutsd A ps.itiop Fron esE- o' or'Ki essRiF, fA-. asking modification pi 's 'H' ss As h saDFc sdse ahie prelsetisn fe a's es~ Ahe fsa isissssls. He rsnKskAd sissf hs A~e AsAfe With regrs; ttat those islsrrsla. ns wu oH's' manufacturing interests in vurious ps-ts
 'Hs I'SA1Fy, were greatly sEtsrlng. Of osr -iit " t&1shl ansRfec taHi uta tk.is srfss ,.