The New York herald., 1850-04-06
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THIRTY.FIRsT CON0RN1D.
PRsT SESSION
SsY MoRsE's MAGNETIC rKLasRAPH.
Senate.

Senate.
wAsH,-orou, April s, 1859.
rrn raArxLrN ExPsDIrios.
Mr.. CLAv presented memorial Of Henry GriunsIl Or
New YORK. asking draft Of sesmen and the extension
ct the naval authority Of the United States the
vessels employed In the expedition n search Sir
John Frsnkin. Referred to the Naval Committee.
the pEvIcIENcv BILL.
Mr DoErsor, from the Fipsoos Com uittes, reported
back the bill to supply the deficiency of appropriations
os the present dscsl ard moved 1t be made the
epecial order for Monday. Agreed to.
THE cErsus.
The Cessus bill made the special order for Tues.
coss.EssAvrsn ron FALSE ,mrsrsorMHvr
Mr.. DicKIrser submitted . resolution. directing
for several days ippri.opm.n, on sompls,nt Of the
Sergeant ct Arms Of the Senate upon surpieion Of
n.vDg desss upon the lie Of Mr. Clay, whsch, sfssr
The senate resumed the confederation Of Bsis r.so.
suton upon which Mr. FoorE moved tor select ooda-
mittee.
question. He had been ipssnuct-d bv his Legislature
ss vote for 'he wilDot PREV and fslt bound 70
obey. He believed Congress bad entire power
slavery In the Territories In the District of
where, oxespt restricted by this constitution
He wa- Opposed TO Mr.. Foote's prooo.i.iou for
and that It niaht do evil Hs cn.id.rsd the sri.v-
complained of BY the South. expressing the be-
lief that they were imaEpsrv. rather than real: II
real they might be rem.died. but for imaginary evils
there were no remedies NO rsdrsss He alluded 60 the
throughout the country but expressed strepg coma
dsDce that the good sense and patriotism of the
pie would preserve the integrity of the Union. Two
principles only governed the world force and oompro.
mise; sons countries were governed by ons some BY
than this cos,d have Witnessed long csutrovsrsy,
as that beevseu freedom end .lsvsry nov pending,
without being plunged into civil var. We had been
governed we'll heretofcrs by . compromi-s we are
90 governed nov; and when We cease to be 20 60
sa. and s know civil war was death TO r. s'ioso-
ISM BE fssred NO such result in our cs's be.
ssuss ths principle: Of compromi.s would 1on,un:
Of the admission of Taforo's I'm mediate mes-
sore snd % act Of sia pie justice TO her people
II whose application would certainly he nov received IL
the Law Of justice existed in The hearts Of Congress
TO remand her back until ell the other questions
II dispo.sd Of would be moos-rv Such course
II would bring Califcrnis In some time bes~esn
and the millennium, but not witb much despatch.
ze contended that slsvsrv abolished 10 California
i and New Mexico; but. even " rba. we're not so.
slavery you'd pevsrec thsr. The country vas not
California occupied b, such an smiers,ion .. the
world never sew-by the hold. the daring, sntsr-
| pricing, chivsrous adventurous. They were
desvoriDg there TO dispy labor ana msss IL honora
ole ana waoid r-ver consent To 1T. derAdsss by the
country could ~ UPON them the ~
Shs southern psotss nov occupying places among the
pioneers cf the Pacific wonld re.i. -nch attempt
the last He expressed bI. decided bsst TIA. rexas
bad TO cisn TO any pc''ion of Nov Mexico bat
Of her eisIms = .uu ,unsoi.ut to ps, her debt. We
repudisfsa the idea OF equilibrium or the state
the Suuth might rrly upon IT, q. an in.vi,shl. fart,
that the free States would al say. no mors numerous
than the s'nvs and that ~''b them the power ~ouid
ever prepor devste. Tho North wouid never submit
that Of tree Arr-au roii -h.r b- made dave
territory, u thsy Gao prsvsrt ~ ecn.itutioasy. II
ws sno1,a nas n ,ss ...e ~ as 70. a.:
eide Otherwise Had Il not been fa- th- position oc-
supisa ~ sos,hsrn n.n Who insist ,ss s,s,sry ms:
never have united In an ~xpre.son N favor Of the
wanot sro:.c t-.s n. seton the south .h'sn
idea cS peacssbs dissoi.top of the Unionthe very
attempt 70 M rs destroy the go,epmsnt would lead
10 wh ha smi Ted N
-op. fron generation TO grns-stion-~h'ch won'd
never end until our proud republic had er.nsied TO
aust He also oonidsred ths condition OF the ooun-
try divided into severai cnufderncie tor th- purpose
Of rhcviug that they could never b. msipt.iosd
ar Mason NOT To enter 81 la-g- into the dis
uiou the questions before the senate hu. " was
evident 10 him that his .-cticn ~ the couotry vas
ii.post.on cf the sshieot. he d'd not kno~ The ms
jerf'y had pot yet made suN-n 'h.ir Intentions The
ststs. vac simply this .-rh. s,sve states cl.iu,
under the CONSTITUTION right 10 is- for a.. 'heir
treus into the territory 81 th- United ststss
With suy end all their proprty. and to .nj ,,h.re
40 long a. i reusp- terriorv Of the united States
sta,se he'd asserted that POSITION and declared tss de-
tsrmisaton to ueiptato with them " va NO iopeer
immeSs,s quss,iop befor. ssrs.e molten 10
refer oil the qus,tiop- IN eootroversv IN sssct CON
10 srs.pt m. question OF the sdmisson of california
sith the vs- to desGipg upop that a an ndsp"ndsos
or sSs .amio. Of Cal.
Iorpis. a. On act n IN. majority v'h the united
:, TIE sGa,n 81 ssr,, .srp
kSry-n nothing else Hs ala not mean N eroposs that
be should bs r-nsnded tn the territorial coalition 30
tbouid admitted into the ninn equal footing
i,h the other states ought TO b" -i'h due regard
b. the rishts ~ the States He maintained that the
Ease ofthe psorlr cf the territories quite - press
Ias that of California snd n. hnsw y reason -hy
Eher csse shruid frst he conr'dsrsd. No NAN bad
4 higher regard for the constitution than hins-lf;
Eo state more attached ~ 80 ,hsn the stst- he
E.rrssrrtei. but he must that they did not thins
lhe cnr,ti,ufnn ~otth the parchmsut upon vhtch IL
l. srxrc--ed n IL IN he msintsn.d a, the .rpeo.s
If right guaranteed 20 them under " Sueh ~as
tbs f.sss Of tho people of tho south. Jut cheer
IuDy they csuue inte N. ruos vould they e. o-t
lfH when thsv beam. satisfied ths., IN r.msis In v,
Lss bot to submit 70 dishcnor srd cppr-ssior We
I.Isd upon s~nstcrs, then To- pause b-fcr. they Do
E,y,ry southern rrsn With its pr.rsu- boundary AVA
lorstIsutscp lie desired he, siu',-ion az an early
lee re expressed the belief tha. there 10 ls- of
Isture rrchib',ns sisverv In csfofnis and de.trsd
b. ,scpls of n. south may 90 .ith their -svs pro
ierty. He trusted that the se..ts ~oulf NOT At the
ut..s s. .rcn ~ s',p =, :, ,s .osa %
The Wee Fnraprrr stated that the qo-stios vas On
asldvss .nend%.ns sse.r,.s 'r.n .ss p,"y, ",,,
sof tbirte~p, the question Of the admission OF Cab
Mr U-ps. wccp said h. would vote srsin,t IN. amend
ksnt. bscsu-e any qv-.tior- -.ut 70 the commit
L.-fcr ~hseb he believed he should vo,shs thought
Mr. Bsrlss sppesisd 20 IN. m.jcrssy not TO force
sforris into the Union. - en- iodspsnd-nt messure
hsfrust which pevvsdee parties 10 the senste; dis
rust Witch ss~nsd 70 prompt, fear that one part Of
subject being dspc~ed of the rpmsinter might not
ascs~d upsa He felt none ~ this lie was in favor
the motion fcs . select commi,tse-rot wits the
audience felt bv many, but In the conviction that tf
,uid net do coed, II would result io NO evil He va,
sdy " vote for the admission Of California either
! an fpd>perdept measure In cosnsotion with
sasures FOR TIE government 81 the rerritories He
lit him.-if called upcn TO cay to those -ho we're
svdlv 20 Cslifcrnts. sod vho ee-ired her -dsts
svjrssop that he had been forosd hy vsross csrcum
spees 70 believe that the most rapid mode 10
kst object wss hy ou1bipation IN the bill ofs
kcv,,on for her sdr'ssion and provisions for the
lsstsp Of gcvesnm~nts for the territories. AZ.
L, sons remarks 10 support Of the expediency
Ia rropristy cf this proposition, Mr.. CL.v
trr.~~,d hin sef oppos~d 10 the pending smendmsot
kr,lS the serste refer thoss moeutous questions
kisct and then tie the mittees haods
Eor ths mcst important question OF them ALI Win
Il smendm.ps. there you'd BE- NO nctice 10 the scn-