The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04
Mar P.

May 22- Srxs-r-A Ynessart was r-c-red from ihe Presi- aen; tn answer te . resolution ui the SenHt- trsns mirtinr al ttr additional cprrespeDosnee iB his pos session uI the skbsbneni Si H State government, with . copy of fhe Journsi of the e0uktiiu 1lonsl eoRveasion, and cpp,es Oi snrh ordinances adopted 1y l.e convention ID lht department. The snssssge lsio ihs tabs, . portion Of the corresPunuen confidential.
 Mr Ynsse saiu he had intended calling ur his resp utIsn relation CnHA bat wDuid Pess5oue Il The biiI ,e promote the progress of the useTu arts sakru up, sEe after zDen anenl and 1ehsi= iniL 0Eer.
 he sensle tbsu resumed She consideration sf the sP~cnl or0er, being ths omni5ns biI
 Mr S0uie. ih some remarks reply, srid ae hbd ps 0esign 10 say anyIsing offensive l0 Vermont, tgl tO osfeno M-xcn.
 Mr Pratt suggested ihHi the psndinr amend meut wuuiG be mod ihed. SC That the leta sscl,pn shall aerS-e thst ths Terr8tDris, Lgisaiu res sl.a pass 10 law iptrocucinE 6! exe. EainE slavery. pruriueg thA; nothing ia The ssclon saal. be coastrS-a 10 prv-enl sad legislatures from passing sarA s vs s may necessary faf The protection v the rights g property q every kin6
 Mr Davis seceYtsd The amendment as . n.oaif- cation of ais cxu.
 Mf. Dewns addressed ike Senate iR support of the general features Sf the bja b-csRse ne n-i-rea Il would s-csrs peace aud S settlement bv winch the South would secure more thAE sue cOaia rst Euy other way
 Ar opHis ieok tbs SSor. but yielded at s sepes- lot ol NY. Asag 10 motion 20 20 IBto execu tive session winch hs Agrssc to, Hne line Senate then hepErReG.
 anpsr M PhGHiI. from the Committee on femDercs, reported hi 10 esta bEn Iuisl in New 1OrE-r-ferred ie Committee uf the whsie. hr. PetteT, of the POstsfifcs Commitiee ,cffr-ed resolution SHthOrisins the cOmnitlee to employ Clerk.
 House then went into Commitiee of the VI hols the of The uaieu and prar eded le the soB- sSs-sten of The Ep-ciAi order being the s-pori Ri tns Commifirs Eieoti0Bs against As. smith Bl New Mexics. Hna Mr. BsbIdtl. of Dese-ut, taxing seats b.ligstet from these Territories.
 R.por,s ut lbs Msgeriy Committee m Elections. aud shs Minority CousBtftee, Me.Srs Mcls an gi,ev FGu Dyke, sne Apdrevs. were reHd n the Case oI New NsxI1O The gs-ssioR presented was tue resO- lHtiou ei Jr Maturity Csmmitire- that il iBez- i's1i.pi is sauIi smith. The delegate from ths e. rEort io ssai In ths BaaSe
 AcSAnghst offered pr0rIso to The resolution of sht Minority Gonmit;ee, tha1 the s6alissisn oi emiih ns ee-Eals Silsil not bs oeeDea ex- press'oE O. opinion relative to the caim nf eKhe to ils Ie-riterV iyiHg the east line of the Rio erAnos, eHi, nH ths contrary, the boundary eass- LOB s elt open fpr fEiprs RainstmeBt.
 ht committee thsR rose.
 A- Thompson, ni M lsS-. called attention to the iaci ihs The debate the ssplect before the com uii;~e' souio s+ cSBtIuusa through this week sf 'esst and wsuic prcclBde oehsts on the California suhf-cau ihe diAeEssinn wisieh was terminate CT u't ssc0nd Tuesday tn JHhs. and moved ts pDs,- POns the consideration ef tue formsr KGbs-ct.
 M Carer tbouEhi BunoerDb. speeches enOsgh n5 eaan mane For nome consumption.
 he >PraksF sad tie osbRie was not in order. Ar CHr'er ssha, d mlghi nave saved my wind. ~ ,4Aagste,)
 Af Thompson mpved thsi the New Mexico and l-'aret sus,scas ss postponed antl ihs frE Tues @y l Juiy.
 Ihs HDGss lhss adJournsd.