The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-14

Ing BIZ desire 70 snsss .seons II The Union and declaT
ss bs he should il the sPiil snssssd oy those
who framed the son 80 M,s.o ., &c co1paomiss
Nj n having withdrawn the amendment
NJ STANTON renewed i, and y : nve minutes
~ sss dsy before He maintained that Il was the duty
~ lie govern nen OF the United States 10 assert s au-
lhorty the Territory, and denied Tue ign. o. sss's
m Oregon TO erect themselves into Slate government
without the assent OF the general governmeet ms was
The time when the bargain expressed BY Mr CARTTEk
question in issue should &c 81 CO. y
injury OF the South, should now be cast aside THIS
government had the power 70 nuly the scuon OF tne
a. called State convention OF California
Mr. s. having then Withdrawn the amendment.
Mr.. MORSE renewed IL. speaking for hye minutes
The rights of-he South. he hels, were about to be
,ramued under foot The south had made concessions
in her anxiety TO get in Missouri. In this case the
North is determined to get in California without con-
eession. He despared Of seeing the North do justice e
the South and in writing out bis remarks he should
show that nt.renism, Fourriersm, &C., were at the
bottom Of the attack slavery This spirit would next
attack the properyhe right to hold the houses horses.
stocks. &C.. 81 the men Of means Of the North.
Mr. M. having withdrawn the amendment.
MIR. SCHENCK moved an amendment to the amend
posed 10 be enacted by the amendment TO come in at the
close thereby should be understood to mean that should
have no force in law, hn must depend for It's future
validity wholly on "pubic opinion"
Mr. 5. argued Tor i've minutes to show that the Mis-
sour Compromise but the application OF the Proviso
70 The territory north q 90 deg 50 min hs desired that is
country in its proper light He would not vote for II,
however. in any shape.
The question being the amendment Of the gentle
man from Ohio, Mr.. ScHEScK,l
Mr.. billiard made point Of order, viz: that that
proposition contained nothing upon which question
The CHAIRMAN decided, however, the amendment
to the amendment 10 be in order.
Mr.. WOODWARD desired to Offer 10 that an amend
The CHAIR decided that no amendment to an amend
ment 10 an arne ndmenf was IN order.
Mr.. seldom. raising point Of order, held that the
amendment Of Mr.. ScHEkCK 10 the amendment was not
in order proposed TO subject the operation OF law
wholly TO public opinion
The CHAIR. alter explanation, adhered to his decision
on the point from which
Mr. STEPHENS appealed, and argued for few min
utes in explanation Of the point Of appeal and caused an
extract from he Manual"t to BE- read to sustain bis po
MI HARRISON rose 10 point Of order. He did
this to insist the point OF orer made BY the gentle
man from Virginia, Mr.. Seldom
The CHAIR stated that the appeal taken by the gen
tleman from Georgia Mr. STEPHENs] was from the de-
csion on The relevancy Of Mr. scHEscKs amendment TO
Alter lew minutes debate between Messrs. STE
PHENS and SCHENCK,
Inc CHAIR announced the state Of the question q!
LENGTH and the nduc ng the decision that
in order.
This amendment to the amen ment having been again
reported 10 the committee from the Clerks table,
The question the appeal OF the gentleman from Geor
gia being put the decision OF the Chairdecanng the
isinsd'
Mr Woodward moved IN amend that proposition
nv strtnv orr ihe word s.ouinion" and 10 insert the
.,ord ..fa;h -
M MEADE rising n = roint az order desired to of.
lar an smendment which being appljcabe TO previous
rlsmsa ~ The amendment al The gentleman from Mis-
sonri wond have urpcedence OF that az Mr. WOODWARD
Aiter lew remarks from MI. MEADE to sustain his
right 10 move his on at that time,
'Thers followed 4 desultory conversation between
The Chair and Messrs MEADE and WOODWARD on
Ia point of order when
AZ WO0DlNA RI stoke for n few minutes in reply
10 M ScrrScK prncpaly. He did not.regsrd the Mis-.
sonr; Comuom,se "A An equal division Il gave the
South only 10 ro into hall thereof He held that mem
her had he rsIi To vote "a ainst The admission of State
On anv account
Mr. MArTISON rose TO a point OF order. The prop
osiIion OF the gentleman from South Carolina, Mr..
WoopwARp,l 10 amend an amendment to amendment,
was out OF order
cided that his proposition was in order
The CHAIR, reviewing his decision. then ruled the
proposition Of Mr. WOODWARD 10 be out Of order.
The question on the PROPOSITION of the gentleman from
Ohio NJ ScrlrncKl being next nut il was not agreed
to-yess TO- NAYS 10
Amendment. what would be perdiagl
The CHAIR decided that nothing would then be pend
ing hui the amendment of Mr. GREEN whereupon
Mr.. ASHMUN withdrew his amendment.
Mr. HILLIARD then renewed his amendment, offered
on the day before 10 make the parallel OF SO deg 80
min the southern boundary of California and in lieu Of
the territory thus cut of, 10 give Utah to the new
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