New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
81 TELEGRAPH TO THE AEW.YoRk TRIBUNE.
xxxlst CONGRESS. =. First scssioa.


oEHAFE'''' y" AsA'SS 'oS' " ouno'os'' sop ~
Mr.. FREMONT introduced bill TO extend the
81 ;I;;or,, s,.tar, IF 4ba ITrited a.otes
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over California to appoint surveyor OF Pubic
:; C.us,.ni, ana ~ ,-a,erve nasca with
LANDS Ia Oalhofhia' anu " pfeSoi'o p0a00 y" i*'i
the Indian tribes therein.
'A9 a. rnnt;nn of ~ DAv1s or Mas. the bill.
on Ao'ion ~ W. - -. a. - - 49, So. g.,
ameDdatory OF the acbol tne gu VI maFCu' ol y fe
alowing drawback on foreign merch andze ex.
norted in the origiual packages TO Chihuahua and
49, n - p ~ u-;t;.h Nnr,h Anaric.n
oah'a q anu W .ni0 - VS. , 80 - -
PROVINCES auJoiAlh6 Tue OnlIau S'ASeS' vas '"AoA-
up and passed
The bill making compensation to the American
Colonization Society for OK penses incurred In send.
49,: -. - .ro,o,t;ro in ,haria f,r q time tina
ing 70 anu H. 49, M
slsVea ,lpef H seJ oa ,uo NC '"' q va wv
eA1 uiuo eli ahsh ,ho aIava tr.aa in ,ha Dis
lug IN. w. aDo'u viz S' ms " .,,nr nerdino
tric Of Columbia, was laken up me qlesIon peuolag
being upon mr Stewards amendment a9oiiAhng sssef5
IN the DsrctmAf SEWARD expressed hns9i 70 iaYol VI
the original Bill as reported by sf Gay om soe Gon'
mitee OF Tnlrieen apd II was only Wheu II lu-
possible 10 p',l 10 It's original orn may ne In'e9 gs
Amendment de Understood now ina! the nil could %
Shipped OF the amendment already made and passed
as first introduced Degripg to vote tor that measure, aud
u the hope that ght pass won d with ne consent OF
The serse, Withdraw bin amendment for The present.
MI DAWsON-AB the propagation WAS only TO
wi hd,syz temporarily obi7cteG
Mr. HAMl1N opposed the amendment bee ause he
desired vote upon The Abolition Of the Slave Trade
substantive MEASURE aao because he saw no po yer under
the Constitution expen money for the purpo4e OF manu-
milling
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an,ue If lbe obj4cons made He had always commended
! ihaI Compress. had unlimited power oysr Slavery ia
e er,. VI, ma uo Joni be r.a
of ea1d t,b ioweTn ,hst S,ste 10 exsrcIse tbs mn.
GoIU'eo po%ei nu' me @ sGn Low va n b ,a ,9,s
the nes.ur. rhoud be- os,sed II you'd give pace
To- sjevsrg In The pis untlI the rne which ed 10
HIM when ytry y ia have worked itself cut AS 70 the
Yos er of abolshng ibis trade, have alleged unqueA
nntro ,rst tonprras Inn, Ind bv rs ava e.aJsled
Rsverv In The 0st[ct an VIVA Irus that CONFESS had
Iot lue po"e' ". uuuG l ies o'p ~ -; ! . 80
Mf bLAf theu orc" comPHrlsoh o6t"een sue
for the purpose OF ahowug thai Bonhsfn men ought no
vote az Ana tie latter measure on account OF ao pre-
Mr. SEWARD said that in submitting 30 grave
propos alton az oH for the adjustment OF Slavery
on bs rart to haze asasd beI opporunty OF planning
ard supporting the measure He had forborne however
from 30 doirg because OF the proximity OF tho coae OF tho
aeson and The consequent OF present OF tho
c. ms deTed ali The Questions and principles Involved
in The pending pioPos9n He believed the abolition
of Slavery 10 be rilhl acd propsr anywhere always
and any lime when 1t could Dc effected without greater
Dlny 10 other Interests and vas jlsI and beneh;eat
measure The 10 bis amendment vac ouaded
upon bad motives wh eli nigh! have ec!used s al.
ta TIER The matter inslead Of the motives
OF adputanl Ifhis proposition ust and right In itself
r g n asf M rv Of motive. on Inc osr Ct
Tia shor could ssrcfV or ia,ify II The next objection
M ~, ~ no 49, ~ = r ~ sbni,b e. -s1 IN tSa
linton which conf r. Cd nnon Conureaa eysa.
lion for the DisIric srt txcIn,lye nower waa puwsr 10
hs nosar.sor den ~ nj. aovar,onues The
nowsr of C5ngress then yyaa abaone gnch Yas under.
stood 10 be ia acer by adaon aud other founders OF
| the ConsuutioD az be .howrd by reading from The
record II was complete wer and therefore extended
10 every subject of egss on within the egssl power
of any Safe Every Stale In the Union had tbs 90 we to
abolish Slavery pId the sovereign and exclusive power
Of each II Congress under Ito exclusive po wer had The
poy which exect,ed by one ha the STATES Of
the Union il had power abolish Slavery In the 0sirict
II Pad been shown concu.iyey that Congress had esIso
shed Slavery In The Disrict II then Congress- had
power make eemen In the District where Was ita pow
o. 10 w. 1 40 Gl nJa save saf delonaea nus anefq
nen' oli o nlsoe ~ i's ioiIi ana oelAS /!
bsS Ws YOU'D iss scomp.1 b ebc
wLch il sought The Census OF toe District uat con-
pleted showed lha! there were but ak hundred
Beves within its borders and these are valued At 5000
each, o IN The aggregate 10000 The amendment ap.
propated 100000 for the payment 10 lhe vnea OF tn
en,sncpsed Slaves The Senator from Mas,acbu, eta
(Wnthrop) yesterday objected to the amendment az In.
discreet Tho argument OF indtscretion implied bs the
gentleman advancing 1t thought the popo.iton rght In
Itte The objection being made to tho lims Of il, pre-
rer ation Thus Implying that there might bs a tlms
when II would be right and prop,r and argued that
the present hight time In the ;ud gment of ita
opponents there never vel had been riobt dine and
light lime never would come He denied than CLAWS
bill Vas changed by tbs amendment That BlI
VIA lost already he would have off red the ame adj
The form of the original bill was 10 exis.encs but