New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

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spmtfas thait wa no Presented rtl7e er nnsi 40
hen OIL On 10 eco hAt be wsa 10 y0f ths bill Tor ne
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bgt ose "aas hope hat thu g,aaI rl ish So,
I'd she Sens'ot rom Hew.YorS ~. .i'siog .he abb.
stance ID gysspi,g Ihe shadow Nh. oa3dnsot
Should PISS and the pcope of the DtsT,, ,Snaia 1sts
sgAn'l Emancipation, what woald become OF tho stye
Mr.. FoorE 'ook bsck all tho compliment, ba
Rad been raging Mr. Winthrop lh,t lhs ,,tsr RAJ
tuuAtro thai BIO opposed TO ihs smeu imen,s Nnv
tbst he' only hops Of pa1Sna the Original bniaa
pa'rcuisr form.
comparing Mr. Foo 10 the the cid Graek 0osrs
-hch in every pause 70 Keep the auditor in good
Mr. EwIsG deprecated the discussion of an
amendment which the any one elss wanie1 10
vote tor stthe present time
Mr.. HALE aanounoed bis intention 10 vote for the
dmept ard read he Resolutions Of he Legssnreo
Eew.Hsnpshre passed In l847 He hed 10 the doctrine
Of suuctions far as tho u'uct0ns mel Ap1,oVs
Of his Judgment ard conscience bn ~nNa tnsy ala 9ot
that be bad soss of voting according TO them be
sRreed With TIE Legislature IN these insHucuon' sndt
severAl yesrs ago bad int Jduced slmtAr proportion
The discussion was continued at considerable
eugtr AID the lava South Carolina IN relation 10 Color
ed sesmsn, v're brought urdeF revioT incidentally
Mr. WINTHROP, in the course OF h'a remarks,
gave the statement Of Cspisu sAue OF Boston. in re-
pbine 10 statement made by Jefferson Davis ihsyery
few free colored men have beeo imprisoned under the
lsws OF Southern States Captain Rsns s,Ales thu,
than hundred have b. imprsoued asd
claes that he occasion At sea when
hns. aud his colored came &C rosa
Charlie vessel which had heen ab andon they
en- board This vessel and esrrsd II iHto Chaeston where
hs coored men ere for their services seized
and in prisoned since which uue he hSs heard no'hnG
from hem having been told when he sppes for re-
lease that could have them when his vessel ready
so and that would be dGogerous to re+ate lhsn ear
Her Having veisel ofcourse he could not comPy With
MIR DAVIS commented with severity upon Mr.
irhrops cour,e, residing thie letter
Mr. WINTHROP replied with equal tartnesS.
MIR BUTLER rdjcued Capt Ranlett and his
letter until the SenSte corvused with aa her and he
himself unable to proceed In consequence Of mefr
X ent
Mr Downs submitted some remarks denuncia-
oty OF Mr. Winthrop violent both Ia mater and geaIcu
MIR WINTHROP retorted.
Mi PEARcE thought matters had gone far enough
IN wrong direction, and moved an &C tournament Which
was agreed to.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House Immediately took up Mr. Robinson's
proposition to admit the Representatives OF Cali.
fornia forthwith, which was adopted-l09 TO SO.
YxAs-Mesma. Aber,son, Alexander, Allen, Andrews
Bsker, Bay Besle Bennett, 6issel Booth Bown Sriggs'
Conn Cable Ohio; Caldwell N. C CAb in, Campbeb
Cartier, Casey Chandler Cole, CorwO, Oe6erfy Dckey
ohio; Ewns piich Fowsr Freed oy fuller otry Ger.
~ Giddiuss Gilmore German, Gou Gtnnel, Hail. Hat
I0nsy Hampton, Harlan, Hay Hehsrd, HibbTd, Hoag.
lard Howe Hunter jackson, n. Y Juli.n, Kiog R. [;
Kirg NJ inc A. King Preston King, Lcili Liue6ed,
NsnD, p, M son Mauo.en, Mcdonald, acKtEsocG, Nc
Lanshsn Mclean, Ky. Meschem mtler. Moofe, Morris,
Neson, olds, Pes.ler, Putnam poner; Pa nam, Read,
Sci enck Schems thon, SCHOOLGIRL shepperd Syeaier,
sprskue, Stanton, FEM Stanton, Ky s!elsop Sweeaer,
WstSns Wshworh' While WiIdck A1'" AD''
NAYs-aessra. Anderson, Ashe, Aveteu Bayly Bow
don, Brooks, Brown, Miss Burr CaldT KY Cling
man, NC Cobb, Ala; Colcock Edmand,o1 F4sber
s,on Green, Hamilton HaIa!aon, Harris, Tenn: dacrs
Aa; Hnhard. HoIadsy Holmes, II uiioa, Hubbard
Jnge Jackson Ga; Johnson, Tenn johnson Ky; john
JSnss feng heF
Millson, Morse, Orr Outlaw zen. Parker Ros R1nsey
Savage, Seldom, ssny Pa Thompson: Mia'; Tooniba
Ven bic Yinton, Wallace, Welborn, Williams, Wool
ward
The Representatives appeared, we're sworn in,
and took their seats.
The case Of the contested election in Pennsyvs-
mia as taken up, and MIR. STRONG spoke in favorof
ROBBINS, the claimant.
Nr Van DYKE replied in support OF the minority
report, and 10 iavot Of the contestant
Mr. STRONG argued in favor OF Mr. Robbins, the
sitting men ber -,
OF th- rinoriy resolution dec airing the seas vacant
Mr. HARRIS OF Tenn. believing the AuoJeos had
been discus sed long enough and here beng manF o 70
be acted on moved inc ffeYou' NSueS'on' WINCH was
MIR STRONG was allowed by the rules of the
House to close the argument, bu! he declined speaking,
the House beipg impatient TO vote.
The resolution OF the minority declaring Sir.
Robbi1s (LOco Foco) seat yacGa reactedYeas Sc
Nsyb No. and The resolution h john Robbins Is eatLed
10 he seat no now hods adopted without divlIion
The House resumed the confederation OF the re-
pert On IL Secretary OF the Interior Mr. EWING charging
him with re6penipg and impr pery pa1iog certsn cama
otter they had beer closed By the preceding Admnistra
iiODa
Nj. BROWN, OF Mississippi. resumed aud con-
cludeu his remsrke gatpst he Allowances.
Mr. BAYLY denied shas Congress has the right
to exercbe the pc OF an Appellate Cou aud
th decisions CT the Secretary Of tho lntefo who ia by
law Judge IN The last wne' the tights Of
individuals concerned. The Gommiitee having merely
reported OF judgment Ia the ao vance OF lhd Barron
claim and wIttols in imson Of crime, !hef funcLons
ceased
MI DUNBAR contended that Congress has the
ri investigate tbs conduct of EX-cuv officer for the
purpose OF aRcesinng wheher leslsaon IL necesAry IL
order 10 protect The rights OF indy1usis the onbltr
Treasury He spoke sgarst the allowance OK the Chicks
and Barron claims.
Mr. OUTLAW made fe ~ remarks against the
power OF The House review The jud cs acts Of Excel
officers bud tbe Commit had fa ed produce par.
ucle OF evidence 80 10 the guilt Of oil Ewing
| Without dhposibg Of the subject tue House ad-
| jourLed
ALDERMEN ADJoURNED.-The Board Of Alder.