New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-01
xxxE,t CONGRRsS....Flr,i Session.


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poe age. and srVrra. Reports from C1Hnif.r.
Mr 3LLL # Tel1 a4d .--.d ;le 1se breezy in e1r a-
nation ola series ci Ers1 looking lI fe ul
Questions growing o1. q ,Ie Institution ~ saFc II"
disclaimed any s'pV'sacn ai any props s.o1 would
carry wei-L. Cd coming from Dim, l.c-l, A- 90 Lt -
poe tha' sry proros 9n o comlrol p" cad come tom
be- south which would be- slcc@s-f- sIc1 n'apn-- n l
1e sgcces.fu.. should come hJm the Morn where tle
IL. Preamble and arst glon PROVIDE i1r e aec-
ion of slave state Ou' n portion o. BE- Territory
" Texas and fb. raf.ln II lie eu4rar,ce contained
10 he Reso.utol- o Texas annexation at ~svert should
1of be- forth or SCUM gf lte COMPROMISE lIe.
Mr RrLL proceeded 90 argue tie justice and prophecy
~ This measure contend 1- ha California. New SeNic0-
Oregon Nebraska AID Minnesota would give DO short
least Free STATES the Union. He coli-ule
for the erection 81 ls Save STATE peace offer
iag 90 settle & q pendlr dfc1tg IN relation 10 the slm.-
Of California. 10 was more than 'ne South might
asor ab u The uslce and -nsnlm y of the Norn
B-fpr0p1 sirO-, a. explained provides Tor he erection
Of s. ave State lmmetiacF upon l' cons'ui ~ IeAHs
1nt Of ne territory Of Texas oF between ile InrF a1
Colorado Rivers. The crss0u % he United Saes q 'te
Colorado ana tlo GIf1e ssld territory 90 De t mn'ey
erected into Slave safe, and the cFssor 20 thn utd
ng north OF 81 he assumed t1ai ne future ave sia
10 be ecrd out 81 be territory lJuF on IRE RIO Gance
would BE the last offs race. Toe proposition was 10 give
he south the small quota ~ afvaniate hch Nond ma
urGy fall TO her cOuceoing 20 The Norh al inst could Pc
reasonably sskcd, aud all Inst could BE given VIII due re-
rHr 10 tie honor and integrity Of both cOIs lie rei1
Hated the idea Of rnAs.ns he Missouri Compromise Inc
ne srhlrsry densrcat1n between the Free aud Save
States He also Proposed me iunef ae omission of ca
fOrnia d Stale couieIdug that objection should boz
made 10 Constitution which had ioen formed ana rshed
people "a no had that very instrument eyl1cet their
capacity for scfgovrrlmrnt a1d ao-y in elect TIE ns-
iunons under which ry preferred 10 ire-thc pc is of
California were satisfied 10 iAeir Constitution, and Con
Nj BILL further observed that be had thought les, not
10 cucumber h- propgsion ~h any s'uson 20 lie Ahot
10 trust ihai question: Hs s ns hc sua cci - ne appt-
henson a urryc slaves, 20 lie good faith o' Congress
he eNpresset his conviction ihtt'h solh would re' y
fragrant violation Of h.ir constitutional rights bot De- su-
ps;ed such violation lie bod lot clUnicusnord the
= ,te ' ' 80, ii, - r =, ' ~ 49,, s,t NJ a. NJ t
fow from that Convention be would bc entitled 90 no credit
therefor 10 evil though hc mis suffer it~refom On com
with every citizen o ue Union. b. wa JOB u1 gree
respons BE for IT, lie had desire % underrAte the
question The excitement real strong and dcep, aud
be- appealed Northern not lo bee deceived ard noi
attrthie al is commouoa 20 the ars Of demagugues
agitation ~ South, were of character demanding e
calm. dspass puGte consideration uf Congress Tn concu
Union and Tho manner which alone tcrIid be preserved
The Resolutions received std on the table and or
sr BurLtR asked that there might be general under
standing 'lsi Nj Calhoun w. on a. Ia,s rr-o'g-
tons Dee presented io TIE Senate ou hon1'i n'N ne
slated ilai ihs Senator would not be- able o. speak hu
asked The privilege oi having hs views read Go The sae
The California Message was hen taken up ssd 80. CON
alteration postponed, on motion Of Nj hAn.lN, unr.
Tie senate resumed lie consideration II NJ Claw.
Mr WstNga s.bmlioi an amendment 90 ,-e second
resolution. hy ihe insertion of Few words, reco-nif
he fact hs Saver, la- been o-lrd ans rfohio'ed o.
.eh,r viii i1o shave Trade n Mexico, Hri can only De- i
uolacei there b.. pos.lr enactment
Mr Russ then ,os tc aoor ant resumed and concluded
tis ftuas- uHuu he .cneru. qlfsuon .asns southern
ground and of posing t.- Wi.moi frovisp
Soon ancf me conclusion c, Ru.As sIcech ile ,era'e
spent in Executive >ct-i.n
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
bt Unanimous consent Mr Dos OLD iof fr aiins-''
OF California wh Doe pending amendments was ordered
The House took g9 Dee a requiring ae secretary of te
Navy purchase for DE of the Nav American "s'c
.-led htHp. provides j. - f''1 s.l e.'"i 80 i'.rs
No debate was had on Pie r,cf'.ace ot t'e biI
Aasr rhe morning hour hsi 'Np rel te House wcri
into COMMITTEE OF ihe Whole or ne STATE n tc ron on
the Presidents California Message
Nj CoNE,pof Ia sad, n esy oue should come lno ME
assembly sid witness ihc excitement TIE sUh -c before
ihr Committee be woal naturally suppose hat he cues
ton. whether saver shs exist nfuur hoai al time
IN the Territory acquired depentcs the dehefauon oi
ounipoieui itsn human snsctrents hsf isVrs ID ha
f,n nsure l d. ff,n the nature u ts couu.ryfrrn .
soil lie climate 10 cuns-ths b. sf-pird iY Sstrr.
9na Slavery vii nld 10 way hero dec r afli'- "'
CO. Do te coutry j. cot adapted o slavery ODD power
cau introduce ler- BE- mos rracisniF confessed iAs
ustulu bss decided s Question o California ratcr rga-ni
tc Souh Thai IcnIly is Par. oftat.tei ""Vefa.
California have formed UIcn. and ine les '1 D.
shall She he sduea e. one cd e States u tnion We
Know not he number ci Der rop1tol nefe Is % rvHsn
To- her present BOUNDARY ard he hsse srmf tcr
bv those Who have heretofore rtf7sed to give n-r t.
Iorla government clearly o er seen TIE f-.sr1 II.
because here are hour i'es lh ntf Co sunei eA,ll
slavery Remarkably dcsuus- of Vstef and animal an
sncc he would appeal 90 he genusmen ~ ne Nofh-
WHY do i-y The question which eao 90
rcSl resuf Tho SCUM ccnirnd for principle AT fn~y
ask L. ha' me people oi ne territories sal De- shovel ia
duermue tbs. Vel o-hef questions. according .o
herowu vesr. Interests snd welfare. Congress Ought
% have tsiaplslto Ter linfa -N'rfttn'hl .it pa 80
ha not Governed by ,gch consileso b. rccognitfd
he usht 90 DO a. nc admission " Caii1ro. - naie
pefi 81 iar oi 'i1-se il stl-r a. fA'-''- p
vote iof htr, hui would uo dsflnc .soa,ei Clesto
lie aid nog sh remainder Of -hr ierofy o. D. le
0leu i1I rure s. lalcn. lie waa-"i me Whole iieslo
se..cd. LseD Lour sggrAvstn- ilc i-1ael-'y afA
widening he breach. a.7ssdy too VIDE Peg %rvr PIE 7"
SECTIONS ol lhe cog1ily He Woud lQf cacuae ne Fa3.
OF the Uuon by dlsrs al cents boz would eng io -1l
ere more rtni cous1crsion cf d'sir o. cs-
soye lie quoted the iena ~ from 1e Farewell A1drrss
Of Nsshr siou a. principle hich ool govern nn f-
N-h Nar, .ls.,.re- here sa4 t.kr~ p-onasrt Der.
sea.nsi he Solh liz cad lai Messrs Cass an Dckr
/ ga had remained arm. LEI SQanCrl E-n--irtl t'd
frds ever, ', ere ia hooks Il stss BE trusted ihai
" "a ralse iheInseigcs rel he Sol under me unv han
,.r 6,, 90 Alice nights a. lie Sa'-s A. Ensn-nce
had a1eady reached iIUu ne Norih - me rrttst
rsge q r.is % here le .nole lepe % ne ~ M .
sp.rt - v lch be Sltcd ~cEd ell tq mere u1tefs'e
measures sna iasrsty BE- ne neans ~ ss's ne lh--
AGGRESSION b. secl-- "a or g. sfrssea &c "ie-s o-
LOUISIANA W. pursue. Thsi.s rc vlha re rrsyuce '
aor Repfeseaisiye here Tie Feoqc W. ceef1iae ..'
Conyeu1on. and me 1eie iai4a-oa once ial- VII ue
III PaExsH o Va SD II they had met here m ecaei.
uorv .ptL fiencship ySoai have oeeu 1fy toa1d
srougd sheu boz b regretted ~ -. iaei seoo -r- ~"
been displaced ty feelings e ar Different c1-Fscisf
Z Nsrh Ard lour Law s.r-tir-
more he siuiude hcse hsl members 90 NJ sane
legislative cQlnc I y >ouh BE- eve ;1ai NJ Norm lff'
Qt the tty a-gr-sSec o. t1cul ard -n-fefe
b. l.y 81 tie san D. wsra tac No7i1 ro r. Ar
eeae ID t,nArc-. nlt o. shfW Ass crerr-lslla- 81
shcW hat .le course q De Nora VIZ ilso'e pl -,
rors OF ne country iu rne couuuanu CALAMITY t-r1r
III - N.rh -rr .er far Cd 81 AIMS ore IS -t1i
r. e.Ir rinsn f.c-l Il'r1ls ~ b-s1 asl ae-ei
Mss.,,.. ni was .lef .Q lie t-rlr 90 it n- 40 pc
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e,lrral "a. 90 be- e. ces-E o. a. 20 Dave -
s.y .nsf hat ~ behaved 81 ga ! Cd -ai .a, a.
l Dtf
NJ rsxsrS o. Understood L- srt s-ia- snetcn .i a
lie Mss pr r-zrrf s.ed krlcr Oh u lch va -
entitled 10: AT he ge-rra- G-le- t1 re real-ss ~
lrtis t1ru - .Erfy-six 81 put 4-s t-l A
sal-lC1s rrrcl4Cu. eovsrelt n te ccufl I-af L-
icresss csrrcf BE- svslcrl fy scch course &C
a. lh-1ri1re D. hoped ia vsrh member pol rrsfd
eulsri far, iu- zrd ffsc cs-sslll ut l- lie-t-
e..ore usfn 81 tte1 rxuai7e ne r1cl7 a1's q ~
~ n 90 sr-nls 81 ennE All "a inr PAL q nc
Af SacSFTT Obtained tte .ocr sD gave a. 5 eocA
81 nruon
| TIE C0rlzni.,ce
Mr. CLEAstLkSD sAia legisiA-on WI he done unni
ns gsssocn disposed Of b. begged ne members 70 81
anu I o'elock
| yolcEs-Cerzsnly agreed. ~ early enough
Tie CcnE.Ies sowever, ross, aat he Ho1se acoGrred