Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-10

this instant by way Of showing homage and resPc' o INC
committee.
Mr.. DAWSON. renew the motion to adjourn and
will say to the Senator from Missouri that wish TO give 70
give him opportunity of having one night TO look over
this matter and perhaps he may have deam on the SUD
iect and here prepared TO demonstrate oe
clearly the fact that he is goodtemPered gentleman.
MI. BENTON. see best in the day time, SIR.
Mr.. DAWSON renewed the motion to ADJOURN
The yeas and nays were ordered the call OF Mr.
and the question being then taken, the mouon 70 "a
negatived, fellows
YEAS-Messrs. Atchison, Bell Berrien Bright Clemens,
Cooper Dawson Dickinson, Ewing Fech, King, Morton,
Pearce Phelps, Pratt Rusk Shied' smith, souie, onoer
NAYs-Mesrs Badger Baldwin, Baruwell Benton, Brad
bury Butler Cass Chase, Clarke DAVIS OF MASSACHUSETTS
Davis % Eso,. Greene Has Hann,
tom Jones' Mason Miller Norris Sebastian, Seward, Spru.
ance Sturgeon Turney, Wales Walker, and Wnthrop-3S
Mr.. ATCHISON The question now, presume, is on
the amendment of the Senator from Illinois, to make the
southern boundary Of Utah the thirty paraelo north
latitude This proposition, would remind my Southern
friends does better, far better for us by thirty miles, or hall
degree than the Nashville Convention. lLaughter.]
They ask for and say the South will be satisfied with 80 deg
80 mn and now the liberal Senator from Illinois proposes
to give us 80 miles along the whole extent Of that
southern boundary than friends at Nashville claim
therefore call my Southern friends to sustain this roPo
sition.
Mr.. BUTLER. That may be able to know what it is,
move an adjournment consider it. There are considera
tons which induce make the motion besides considera
ton for the Chair. Cries OF no, no. his Is no less
than proposition to carve out an empire.
The motion to adjourn was lost, q count being had :
Ayes -, noes 26.
The question REQUIRED on the amendment of the Senator
from Illinois to the boundary.
Mr. HAMLlN. ask for the yeas and nays
The yeas and nays not ordered
Mr.. DAVIS, Of Mississippi. Before taking the vote,
wish offer amendment change the parallel 81 10 the
parallel SO &c. know that my friends say the higher up
the better but do not think So do not perceive why we
0f
county, should evade line acquesced IN as Ponca nue.
and the value of which is something to me- look beyond
the present question look beyond the territory 10 De orga
ned in the country south Of this ne and other
think look beyond it. But whether they do not It will
not prevent from doing Why is this half degree 70
be included in the territory south Of it Simply TO Iaise the
question against us, and this halt degree all the way
through The Senator from illinois IS willing, ana II is
but just should say o take the line Of So 30 and my own
friends commit great error, say it in Kindness the fruits
which they will find when they come to organize the
rnories south Of it.
Mr. ATCHIsON As have duly enlisted under the
Southern banner shall bow in all difference to the opinion
of the distinguished Senator from Mississippi
! Mr. DAVIS, (in his seat) Oh no, not distinguished
Mr. ATCHISON am, therefore, willing, if it is his
DESIRE and the desire Of Southern men, renquish these
thirty miles, and suppose the Senator from Illinois, any
Northern Senator, will have objection TO It. shall go
for his amendment, then
MI. DOUGLAS If it is the general wish, and it will
stop debate. / will accept it.
nato to alter his motion except by unanimous consent after
the yeas and nays have been ordered.
The PRESIDENT. The amendment is within the Sen:
ator's control until vote has been taken on it.
Mr.. HALE wish to say word as reason why
shall against the amendment. shall vote against
$50 3g, because / think there is an implication in
it. ILaughter] will for 37o $50 either, just
convenient but idle to shut eyes to the fact
that here is attempt in this bill will say the
enon of the movero pledge this Senate and Congress to
the imaginary line of $50 S0 because there some hsto-
rca recolecons connected with it in regard to this conro
versy about slavery. will content myself with saying that
will by vote speech, admit submit to any thing
that may bind the action Of legislation here to make the
parallel Of $50 so the boundary line between slave and free
territory And when say that, explain the why
| 60 against the amendment.
either way the other but certain gentlemen seem e
have dread Of every thing which will recognise the rights
the South They have much dread Of Sancho Panz
had Of the inn in which he had been blanketted
The yeas and nays ordered the amendment
dfed, on the call Of Mr.. CHASE. .u..
Mr.. BADGER. desire to say that hope we shall pas
this bill just as it came from the committee
Mr.. FOoTE. rise to say that, having always been
800 80 and having always thus voted, and having
my opinion, though the most efficient been Of th
jealous advocates Of $50 3O when others the
violent supporters Of it its most violent enemies
will now maintain my consistency by voting for 360 3O
i Laughter.
Mr. HALE. did not hear the remark of the Senate
from South Carolina, but it has since been told will
let the wit pass but will leave it history say wht
] gets g ''blanketted" !" in this contest [Laughterl
The question then taken on the amendment as modi
fed, and it was rejected as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Atchison, Badger, Barnwel, Bell, Ber
rien Butler Clemens, Davis OF Mississippi, Dawson, Dckn
Douglas Downs Houston, Hunter King, Mason, Morton
Pearce Pratt Rusk Sebastian, Soue Turney, Underwood
and Yuee-91.
HAYs-Me,Hs Baldwin, Bradbury Bright, Chase. Clarke
Cooper, Davis of Massachusetts, Dayton Dodge of Wscon
sin, Dodge, of Iowa, Ewing Fech, Greene Hale, Hamln
Jones, Miller Norris Seward, Shields, Smith, Spruance
Upham, Wales, Walker, Winthrop, and Whtcomb-27.
Mr.. DOUGLAS. 1t is necessary to make some change
boundary in order to include the Mormon settlements. ST
will include them as well as 36o 3V. insert s3
degrees"
Il M HALE. Agreed. I have objection
Mr.. MASON. move to amend the amendment 0
the Senator from Ihnos by inserting 1889" instead o
o37on
Mr.. HALE. have no objection.
3 Mr.. BUTLER. Oh no if we cannot get $50 30,
} will take nothing.
The question then taken the motion 10 strike
$40" and to insert " 36o," and it was rejected
The question then taken the amendment Of Mr.
DOUGLAS fixing the line 81 degrees and it adopted
II Mr.. EWING. think there is very little known sbou
this bill, and in order that may better understand it.
move that the Senate adjourn.
i Cries of no,
| The motion rejected
Mr. SOULE. desire to offer amendment to come il
at the end of the tenth section. II add the foown,
proviso
.sPro1lded That the Territorial Legislature shall have
power any interfere with the establishment
rory shall provide for the protection of such proper
there recognised by the constitution Of the United
States"
/ ask for the yeas and nays on the amendment.
| The yeas and nays ordered.
Mr.. HALE. move to amend the amendment by srikin,
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