The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-15
WAsHlNeroN, Sept. IS, 1850.
Nothern Yofe on The Frgitirs BIZ.

The Fugitive Slave hill, which passed by the
vote of 100 TO u.s. is destined to stir up lively agi
tatisa in the North, and is measure which will
be nuts for the abolltlonsts.
The Northern wings, however, have kept clear of
the responsibility OF the one hundred and nine
votes for the bill, we find there are
From the south. .......... 80
from the North. ~
and OF these twenty nine, we have twenty-seven
democrats-hve from Indiana, four from the State
OF Maine, five from Illinois, one from Michigan,
hive from PeDDsy wanna, two from Ohio, and one
each from New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey,
Michigan, Iowa and California.
NORTHERN DEMOCRATS.
Adt1<-Messrs. bay, Fuller, Gerry, L!tileheld
Iadiara-Messrs. Albertson, Brown, (the same
who hugger muggered with the free soilers for the
Spehkt rshp,) DUnhdm, German, NJ Donald--5.
Ninor.-Messis Blssrl!, Harris, McClernand,
Richardson, loubg-5.
Pcv,nsy frdnta-Mrrrr Dmmck. JOB Mann,
hLaHobsn, ROss, Robbins-5.
Michtgen- Mr. buell..
OhiO-Messrs Ho gland and Miller-2.
Gwa-Mr. l., tieil.
N,tc Ham shb e-Mr. Peasee-l
Nec YO1k--Mr " drn--i.
N1c J1ey-Mr Wdnck-l.
Caifotnm-Mf Gi;bert--l
TOtai-Z Nor heTE democrats.
The only regular orthodox democratic me mber
from New YCIk went tor the bill-the only demo-
crauc member from New Jersey went for IT, The
vote OF California wHs dIvICed-Mr. Gilbert, aye
MIR. Wright, no-bOIh democrats
NORTHERN WHO'S FOR THE BILL.
tsdadn9--Mr. AGdul hey-l.
OhtO-Mr. TayloT-l
And both these gentlemen live near the borders
of Kentucky, where the running away OF fugitive
slaves ~ felt 10 be evil.
Now, hat Is To be the RESULT This fugitive
slave law Is TO be repealed. Ii affords too good a
piece OF capital for The abohuonsts 10 let pass.
May OF the Northern wings intend TO 60 home and
raise the cry Of repeal bud II the wing organs at
tempt TO defend II, an administration measure,
the democrats will make 1t a lever with which TO
turn topsy-turSy the wing party of the North.
we shall have plenty OF materials for future all-
tntion-tbe greatest abundance; and plenty of sec
tionsl candidates. for the next Presldency-a regu-
lar scrub race of II.
WASHINGTON, Sept. -, 1850.
The Unfinished Business Of Cong'os-I,rportant
AeasHr,s aM Behind.
The two houses hay: still large amour; OF
business on hand
The New York and san Francisco MINIS, we
expect, will yet pass the House.
The House huye also the Army and Navy ap-
preparations 10 dispose of, and the Senate have not
yet taken Up the Civil and Diplomatic list OF six
millions
The Slave Trade bill still fingers in the Senate,
but there Is reasonable prospect that Mr. Clay
will succeed in getting il through, 70 that, after
all, snd ratser 10 the astonishment Of the whole
country, all the hive bleeding wounds will be tied
up, most likely, before the adjournment.
The Canadian reciprocity will 90 over.
Mr. Fremont aud Mr. Gwn have given notice o!
number OF bills for The organization OF things in
the new State o California. Although the most Of
these may be- safely deferred, those relating TO the
regulating OF the gold mines, and providing for PER
mus 70 work them, ought to be acted upon, con
sideiing the state OF anarchy prevailing among tho
diggers. growing out Of the State tax OF 40 pc
month upon ioreigntrs.
The fnends OF protection, too, think that some
thing ought 10 be done for the manufacturing in
terest, and some attempt may yet be made to mo
dify the act of 20 bat of course IL IL TOO late 10 DC
any thing AT this session.
The steamship system and the five million o.
French indrmniiles will ALSO we suspect have &c
go over 10 the iirsi Monday in Dece mber
The soldiers bounty land bill for lands 10 the
officers end soldiers of all the Indian wars, and the
war Of lsl2 appears 10 have stuck fast in the
Senate bui there is accounting for the ca pri-
Gee Of the last days Of the session, they may yet
succeed IN driving 1t through.
THIS ball and the railroad grants to the Western
and Southwestern states, promise TO make an
awful hole m the public domain, so that within a
year or two, II may be deemed expedient, in order
to get nd q the remembrance esnrely, to grant il
away, as Mr.. Walker proposes, To the States, foi
distribution among actual settlers who have nc
land.
We ehould not be surprised IL thi, land reform
movement were made an important element IN ia,
next Presidential conu VI; and with Daniel Web
ster at the head OF the ticket IL will make demon
strstiOu.
Cheap hostages will probably not be heard Of
nom Congress, this session or the next.
The bill for the Incorporation ~ the officers oil
the Texas navy INTO the United States service
ought be passed as an incidental measure Of
compromise, and we think IL can be reached by
che House IL Can be pushed through.
We are not aware that the state Of the finances
requires any immediate loan, but we may expcc; a
loan 60 b. asked for neit December, with appro-
priaiions for one year reaching 10 iify millions
WAsHNGrJN, SEPT. 10, $50.
The California Schedule Rerieccd.