The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13


'nHen IaS' hssHi9, From the frsl ha had
ever been nhh va sill willing 90 adopt my
poe when wouldIe a,lnal aud irreyocabls
HelileHeni, lilo IHceeded al much leugtL
10 yihliehlr the EEeutiye apHifst the et,n,s.
Of influencing MeuLrs Of Congress against
the Omnibus biii
Mr. Clay, Ia explanation, shid he believed
The measure would bye uas.ed by a very
large ipRiorily, il'lhe Pssiilem aud Cabinet
bad not eAurled their aHueuce 10 urryani
b.
IIousr,-Tbe pohsidettion or the rrpou
81 lhr Select COMMITTEES on tho Gllphu
Claiu was tlirn resumed
Mr. Carter sunugly denuuceh Gnhhin,
Secretary crawford, aud all ouCerued IA the
case, much lHughlrrJ
Mr. Houston defended the Justice of The
claim, aud did MOI think II Hn aud, hat be
hoped u would be- a warning bGlure Cubi-
net minister.
FRiDr, July s.
SrNATE.-Anrrh hriefdiseuss.n coircrn-
ing ilio graduation and dispose of public
lnuds, without essential progress. ir BELL re-
Furgu ms Fpupcf uTnT TiIr GuHIr Mise ffTTf
lie denied lhHt lha President had .xrreisod
his authority against the bill, am showed
that the Object vas 10 throw the rrspnshili-
~ on llc Administration, NLatc,a should
bu iho lhie ui The hill.
he argued hat He bill " IN not foslte hnf-
nony upon Tie New Mexrau qucsion,-
nothing but the Presidents plan would do
ihs.
Mr. Fontc miil tie admission Of New Arx.
leo ~ a State would do more 10 destroy ho
Union ihUu any hing else,
Mr. BEL 'o"k "n exactly opposite Vic" T
the consequences.
Mr. Clay, Ia answer to Mr Bill allusiola
said lac had ever lrru willing, md wus noN
rendy 10 ncc0pl any plan which would pNd
l'eace Ia the cuunirS; bot ia believed, II The
Committees plan ln,lrd, no other comprchrn.
she schrmG of -sslllrInanl-lsaA lll.ely tn AUG.
coed.
MoNDAi, Jub T.
SEsArE.-rhr Senate resumed llu con,
~idrrut,uu ut The Compromise bil, ~ Lau Mr.
Smlili, "i Conn, iuuk the floor aud Shove
that ll,c l'rrretil evils Ia which the country ~
Involved have gown oui of The policy of the
late Administrations, particularly iu the Hc-
gniHilipn of Territory hliugrilrf dlsprupor.
ttountr 10 our cHtus against AioScu, lie
proeerdrd Ia call Ne p"lh's Administration
Ia account iur ~ agency IN producing The
difficulties of the present rrsis.
AZ Suutlr spuke four hours nud half fc.
yleMlng Tie Whole subject, aud advocating
'Yltli marked aDcrgy Ire Presidents tlnIL-
Ilo VAS opposed To lhr Immediate abolition
u slavery IN the District OF Columbia II
would drive the slaves South aud fcudcr
lirlr condition worse than At present. lie
showed that New Mexico aud l'lAh were to.
nlly unfit for the employ mcut OF slave hLor,
nd II introduced, II never could succord.--
lie stuhrd bis reputation upon lbs propusi.
4aIIr i'11-'t-t'rru To rtTU ruHTTUfy, uutWiiI
,lhnding. Tie believed the omnibus hill ncy.
= could pass the House, If II did the SUpaiD,
IN inrihcr consideration was therefore USE.
ess, mud the Seunte hai niucli better lay IL
side md take up RuoiheE plan to admit Cat.
forum without further DEBATE. Tie showed
luw the Presidents plan Frspeciiug the Ter.
tories would restore qqi6t, and cuHblr Con |
'rrss 10 so on wah the urgent business of
lac country. He believed The Presidents /
Ian was The only one which coVld piss, aud f.
he only Que that could satisfy nnd paOfy tie
Whole country. IN conclusion, hr eulugilod <
zen. lhi lor IN tha highest irrms. Tie saould /.
aud ht linn under all circumstances,
Ia tie House tie Galphln Clnim was dis 1
iirscd. mud the thee resolutions uf tfrr ?
,oun,illce were successfully ndoptrd; ihc
~ 10y n VOTE nf li9 to 20; second, II 2io 66;
Iird, llS TO ~. T
TcEsDar,July 9.-Aher being in session .
while euch House adjourned on account /
the serious illness ofthe President. /
WEDNESDAY, July 10.
SENATf.-Specchrs were made lay Messfs
! thsler, Cass, Pierce, King, mud bcrricn,iu
'lerance to the death of the President Mr.
crrien eulngiZrd the deceased IN eloquent
nd ardent language, NJ a. man, n General,
ld President, aud invoking the burial of
nrty animosics Tor a proper observance Of
IL OCCASION. His remarks cuusedA profound
,.Isulinu.
\ suitable committee was appointed aud
'propria,e resolutions were adopted when I
Il Senate adjourned.
llousE.-An hour aud half was devoted
eu!oeirs on the late President, from, NlessIs
onrud, Winthrop, Bnker, Bally. John A..
ing, MdCUre and Marshall.
A Nntnmlllce of thirteen MAS appointed Ia. '
ute with that of the Srunte, ia making the
neral arrangements, after which the llonsc :
'IOurup1