The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16

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- TmnAf, Fob 6.
sJSArE.-rho dcbHto GA the question Of
receiving priiuou, presented yesterday boy
Nr Unite, ifum LluHkrra 100 Pennsylvania DO
gpiusr lnr extension ct Slavery, aud 900 iayor
ui dirsoiuug ho luion, was resumed. We
nuugil-- ct 40. was opposed 20 the pructIrr,
hy thn .ernlir, UTftcrNmP Slavery prtIuuus,
hut 90 any are admitted, leo insisted on fe-
rrNiug Northern Us wen ns Southern.
Nr sturgeon ct Penn. duuogucrd lie petit
son ns spurious, pndi unworthy nf notice
Mr. ilpl,, replied. Mo Dawson Ut Geo, caHti'
rutrd Mr Hale ior constantly presenting anti
slavery petitions ot un irritating nature. Nlr
ilnlr responded,
All uAALa- al AlAza. adxnchicd lhe rccrp-
non OF petitions iof iHo abolition ui slavery,
hut not those tor she ,i.-oluuuu oitho ulon.
Mr-srs Foot mud Hale had some personal,
ncrtiuus sparriug. loots rnid Hale dcrcrv-
rd 10 bo expelled from the senate. hut he
should not move b.. lie took hack hiH for
mrr tnrcnt agbnst Mr ii.-ithnt ho would
help hnug lin iruo cam6 % hfsHiusirp'
VIZ seward moved Io refer ihc pcutou 90
question 20 report thn; the senate had Meth
~ power or disposition TO do what Was ask
rd,-dr-uiyc TIE thion.
in HNiNFff Mnn AIlfH INNl NHlNff NNiN Ntf'
aprciul urdrr-Mr liouston's resolutions on
the territorial question:, iasoring tho iissou-
20 roUpromitu liuc, taken up.
NIr Houston spoke tor two hours and "a
huIi un llr slavery question. Ills views were
conservative aud moderate, and his speech
earnest aud impressive and iu favor ct the
lutru.
MovnAr, Frb. /.
SINArr-A debate sprung up To day on
ihc rtght oi PETITION, on HE petition from
Pruu-, lynu,i. presented 10y Mr. llalc.iu dis
solution ui .hr Union.
.Nir Ca-s sand ur saw no disposition to
push matters iu rNtrrmiiics. The people
had Other modes nj rrtirr-r--ite ballot l-oX
was vurlh tIsusuud OF petitions. lie de-
urnudrd ihat ,hc petitions tor dissoluuuu'of
tho uuiuu -Uuuid gu ln un Insane Hospital.
uis-uluiiuu, hr enid, meant wur.
The vote WINS lnkoo, aud there were , i"r
the reception mud 80 against %. The yeas
were Nr---s thusr. Hale, aud Seward.
lilo speci4. arirr OF tho day ihe consid.
rfftiinu. "t tEg 'UUlPIaIlIis6 rJss-ifTr
-.ir-r- '-f,y-rr i3.isFl4i4A ilul.i
90 ..Aaih ard urged Congress 20 lrgislulr
nr 'rc Tcriuri,-, and the North TO with
draw me .laycry prohibition.
Uousr.-rhr House refused to lay the pee
liuuu Tor international arbitration uu the tn
hI,. by "a vote at GS o 100, aud d was refer
rrd.
- l..-4,.44.4illln all Whole uumrrals
aupccur, were made, and votes 'UkrU on 'hc
R,vpuue iuH. Tire b,ii .Oe- reported 10 tbe
1iuu-a. yvtti1 ur1r uttvftti'ft-' =. .l,!1 lSla ~
greed Goo. utdi me uuin question ordered,
rpudlug which ihe llhu-e adjourned.
TurynAr, Feb 70.
-rNArE.-Nr Seward prcseuteSa pculiou
tor Srrr circulation OF Newspapers within
thirty miles ui. Ihr. place of publication.
w tiiiC presented i'rttt,ait So tb"''sl'
slavery iu the territories.
Mr King moved that t hc laid upon the
tathr, Lost, ~ to 90.
VIZ. Doing us- oppu-tt ms rcccU'ion or ''tr
tTa1uf riJ5t -irf,-t ''''14A l-nt EAIai ~ Lie
trrritnrir, without action OF Congress Mex
leo ind abolished slavery therefore, the ia
rIusion of sln,Crv was established.
MIR BuIcr wanted q further eNlcnsiSn of
-lar,rv south. hut never asked II. Aiter fur
ther debate. be quesuou OF reception was
l,it,t-over.
'Tl. .prrial otdcr-jhc consideration Of
Nr CLAWS Compromise Rcsniui0us-Wns
tukrp Ml. Nr Brrricu resumed and finished
mia r,nINrkh DE -aid Tint slavery exists ev-
.rv where. wu..ss directly pralhed; thar
there. Nus more crime % New YORK h"n
W GcorVn.
ilnusE.-Nr tNiuH offered nIl "H'Hl"l''''
that the appropriation Ice ii .250,ute. a"d adj
tlyr-srd the House on juQuirY.
MIR Thur-,ou duuhtrd whether ihe uiiirrfs
of customs lu Catior,t,a or Oregon w",un
,.tt,rrt the -um proposed. lie anew tit"'
.h,. collector ct ASTORIA would not.
Mr. Kings auruduirut .,tHs adopted. 100
to 80. nud'lhr h,Il pas,cd, 10 To JOB. 4
motion to rceuusficrrt, tayt vu,r ,yr- matte,
aud uId upon t'ie liable
The President viii transmit tomorrow 'o
Congress Jn0 tutrtoruro- 7'rtr Got st'aIi"t'
and hcrv speeches grp expected. Mr ''iy
fnito c.>pc,i. rs zee ONT ,,u THURSDAY.