New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
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was Parucle OF power over Slavery in the Con-
sntutlon. de would oppose the rtsjlut on % an
necessary.
Mr.. Kennedy entirely concured with Mr.. Shep-
hero ana moved to strike out the original resolu-
ton.
the table.
Several explanations were made The Free Soil
ers were evidently in favor Of putting the matter
al resi- oy voting Tor laying on the table The mo.
ton was several times withdrawn for the purpose
OF explanations, which were in fact debates.
Inc question was then taken by yeas and nays to
lay tne fourth resolution the table. II was lost
yeas "a, nays2s
The previous question was then called for, and
the yeas and nays taken. II was decided that the
main question should be now put-yeas 2s, nays %.
Inc ieso'ntion was then put. A loud shout of
SAY was given, with the evident design of show
ing large majority but Mr.. Kennedy, before the
negative was called, demanded the yess and nays,
and they were taken A loud shout announced
the vote "Ay" Of Elijah Purdy. Mr.. Roosevelt
voted "Ay' with some doubt. The resolution was
adopted: Yeas 80; Nays ls. The announcement
was hailed with cheers
1t YES proposed by Mr.. Roosevelt that The re-
mainder Of the resolutions be taken down at a
lump.
Objections being made, the previous qsestion
was moved. but there was no question before the
House. Adjournment was cried.
The fifth resolution was carried unanimously.
The sixth being read Mr.. Robinson offered to
amend SO as to declare Jefersonian principles.
Capt Rynders saw in the amendment "m0ro
than meets the eye" The amendment was voted
down and the resolution was carried.
The seventh was carried unanimously.
The eighth was read. Proposition TO insert
imme date" in relation 10 admission Of Caiornis,
was declared carried. Fact doubted, and vote ia
L. L.
Resolution was then put-yeas and nays refused
and adopted.
The ninth resolution was read, and Mr.. Robinson
would insert "the Southern States" in place Of
"the South This was agreed to, and the resolu-
ton passed unanimously.
The tenth, Mr.. Robinson would insert, fanatics
both Of the North and South" which was passed,
27 to 20. The resolution was then adopted as
amended, with few noisy nays.
The eleventh was read and adopted unanimously
The twelfth was read, and adopted unanimously.
The thirteenth and last was read.
DR. lngrsham desired to strike out |" to all citi-
zens OF the United States" He spoke to the point
of allowing the emigrsnt TO settle upon the soil.
Capt Rynders opposed. He wanted TO know
that man would become responsible citizen be-
fore be would give him land.
Mr.. Kennedy entertained views hostile to both
amendment and resolution.
Inc afneDOmclL WI lOht ana tue fcsOhtHDd
ried, Mr.. Kennedy only voting Nay.
Mr.. Austin offered a resolution in favor OF the
Compromise now before Congress, and that the
Members from this State be requested to support it.
Mr. Purdy supported the striking out.
Moved that it lay on the table. Lost, 10 10 IL.
TIE vote was one short Of a quorum, and a mo-
lion was proposed to adjournment put.
Mr.. Roosevelt wished to do something for print
ng the proceedings.
Mr.. Msckellar moved that the Convention ADJOURN
or two weeks. Carried.
We append the Resolutions the amendments
ire noted in the report above:
Ressred That the Constitution Of the United States s the
serse ins en-. Which BLADE 10 one SI%o1 D'a cao
acy, IND that any violation OF that insDment would be
acegS shsi never VIII 10 sanctioned by ,he Democratic
Rssire6 Tha, the manifold blessings we enjoy are to bs
attributed 10 The Union Of the States aud that this Union
be object OF deep soicude and paramount
mporsnceio the people OF the Uned States, aad they
will cherish ard maintain FOR II unaeabe devotion and
1nwaverir fidelity.
Reoired, That Government ia one OF limited powers
and that Congress has not the right exercise powers not
clearly expTessed specifically granted manirsty imp,i-
"a in Ire provisions OF The Consiuton Thai IL ever has
bteE Tie policy VI the Democratic party, and which
hey never abandon, to adhere rigid construction
Of ne Constitution, and oppose the exercise Of al doubtful
powers
Res RED That the Constitution has not delegated to Con-
srtss The gh TO establish or prohibit Slavery In the Terri
hesolred Thai he Territories Of the United States are
united acon aud the expenditure Of their common rea.
sure, and that they entitled Governments organized
upon me theory Of the federal compact leaving 10 tne
people thereof enact such sng 10 their domestic
as hey may deem most conducive to their well
are and happiness
ROissd Thai the several States 10 this Consderacy are
overeien 10 all maefs relating 10 their domestic nsuIu
IONS ehd lnGi no power ia given Congress 10 impose re-
Itcuons or qualifications uoon the admission Of any State
INTO ibis Coneceey except those enoined or required by
he Constitution.
Rsoirsd That the several stses in their Executive and
In IN in
aith every provision Of the Constitution OF tho Unted
states coming under their jurisdiction, and thar any state
eessuon calculated ~ embasss evade the paramount
sw OF the Constitution Of The United States is violation
Of The mosl solemn pledges Of the trainers OF Ina, sacred
ReoireG Ths! The people Of California having adopted
Republican form Of Government entitled admission
INTO the Union a. sovereign State.
Rsclrec That the nsdious efforts Of Aboronsis 10 in
luce C0pgrt - 10 interfere with the Constitutional nights Of
be soulh 70 relation to their domestic Institutions cal
MATED 20 destroy The pesce and harmony ofthe Union and
1ur Republican Institutions
Rssoped That the thanks Of the American People are
Justly cue 10 nose members OF the United States Senate
md House OF Representatives who have snown a noble
md patriotic devotion 10 glorious Union IN defending
Gnsl the evil designs ana malicious assaults of north
I'm snslios and the Inconsistencies Of OF the
South
Resored That the perm.nepee OF the American Union
epends upon he Ascendsncy Of the principles OF the Dem
eaie party and that they have adopted cardinal pdc-
and sne oopos,ton 10 tbs exercise
y Congress Of al doubtful powers-5eeving such exer
ociey, create sectional and Improbable cssensons aad
limsiey end IN Inc dissolution OF the Union.
kesured Thai We the sesdfzs s1vo-aes OF the Ia
ID OF 1874 with lie ad r1ore prncple by VIII n tho tu
les are assessed on the value instead Of quantity Solong
. TIE geeier portion Of he expenditures Of oar Govern
orsnmpuon OF our people snail insist upon al adhe-
eree 10 e Gd raioren principle spc The owes possible
OF duties thar Will produce su :lenT revenue; butwe
cid ourselves IN read cooperate with those who re-
srd the whole system OF tariff tsxaa1 as hsld upon
OF Industry, their eof.s overthrow and tae
,bsbeni OF correct system OF raising tie neces-
E-y means 70 deffay the experces OF oar Government
Rescirsd That we regard the question OF making the
able snds free IN reasonable Quantities TO al ctzsus Of
70 United staies who wsh - cultivate theIa, among
n ereaeti Of the age. We eheeTfny adopt Il a.
ne Of the cardinal doctrines Of tie Democratic falgln-
arpcrsle 10 into our ceees;rcerey and senuO1sy urge
ron Democratic brethren In AL secloas oar country
eyoge heir whole energies with view to speedy snd
'pfopr.se congressicnal OSCILLATION On The subject
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