The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21

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bnrlrr. Giilu1- llnw', llun'''r ''''"'
rrr.on King, Root TUCK,
90. e.,,,l,, In thc ffru.c ot Rrprrscn-
,.t,c. AR Ionmhs said that few weeks a.
In rIII TOD ~ m1l' . ~ iHas / an liza
Ia nur-Unu Siurv that umr, a flth'
I,u,o, had boon eoiuG on iutc puh' MIMI
and iu his own, among the rest 'h' "' sW''
,uittrd "a rriurt, that 800 thr iW'h,Nl " '
Committee ol Way and MrWn D, " N'Nl"
diunt to a'irup' may Legislation '''"F '
49,. t'ur duties 90 imports
Mr. Xiutou moved a substitute, which wa
,,i,.t,I-n,os go, Noes nl Alerl mott"
c,r, NIr Brool- to reconsider, Mr. IoWr"
or Nli.si..inpi move 60 lay the whole rullr'
ON thc table, which wN agreed "a. '' Tea '@
MONDAY, Sept 49,
SrNArr. Mr. Fremont bill Wa an'n'
ed "a authorize the appointment "l lu''"n
cents iur California, and pssvd
Tho LIN ~ abolish the slave trade ~ ~
I,i.trict Of Columbia came up on il- hnnl pn
-.e.. a.A alter a further discussion, ia VIM
Mr. nruiou got ycrN mu. u oN0l'lNWd 90,
b. Dickinson. nYu,ll-s, fopfr, and dril. y
al. r>prc.e,l thcir peculiar yir'ys upon u
subject the lin was p'77cd 10y q voir o' ~
90,
The bounty lINI 'IIII WV. lf.N'' 'l'f
tL, mat,op ia post uup 10 Tor en- cNrnul
.,..iny Gilinr. 10 vls ainus.od for Chr
hour. Au amendment tp include thr o
ours aud scamvu uf Gee N1Ny wl- Adopted.
TTi,uNN, Sept u,
SrNArE Mr. Fremont asked that fril
IA, sol orott for ihc consideration Of thc Ga
ioinin hill-, which wns agreed 10.
The OREGON Land bill was then taken
and Ail,L full lll-cil ,,l@N anu ssssis. Az
mcnts. Ii was ordered 10 b. cnpr''-rd
II6i.r. The House passed several imp
tnut lrili. w y ,'-ri- '.trt-.t
The District Of Columbia slave trade
was taken M, aud after some unsnccc"inl
-i.-..-...-..al- ilil Aaill 49,.
pa.scd-l2itp -. .,
Tn, Illinois Central Railroad bill, at
considerable opposition was passed -lul
-. motion was ulndo 10 reconsider
vote, aud pending u motion Ca lay the roe
silrr3iion ON the table, the House adjourn
WAsuiNGroV, Sept ~
yNArU.-Mr lluntcr reported lpI.
tA,, NAVIGATION of he ST. Lawrence, anu
rr.ipructy of trade between the l m
States and CaHalla.
Mr. TIamlin ros,, 10 move TINT the Sen
pa inia IAesutiyc session. hut waived ih'
ton in favor or Mr. Pratt, who asked that
lil to prevent the cnuccmcut of slaves 20
the District bee taken up.
The motion t,r-lkc mp was then put
Mr. Hale moved a commitment of the
with instruction 10 report ON the hhont"n
slavery in the District, aud asked the )
and nays. which were ordered, ana 'h'
ton lnst--9 to ~.
Mr. Baldwin offered an amendment Ia
neal the laws of Maryland, establishing sl'
~ In the District
Mr. Prair poke against amendment
Mr. Baldwin in favor.
Mr. Hale spoke warmly against mo],in'
or granting any further concessions to
slave interest
Pcudiua further debate on the question
Scuatr wcntinto cNccutiyc session.
.Horsr-Thc House refused 10 rc"ol
or the vote whereby the llmoi. aud NJ
Sna Railroad hin was passed,
Mr. Harris called up his motion for The
mission of Mr. Babhitt, delegate from "a
apri,iicgcd question.
Ar : >hman raised a point of order,
said it vii. not a privileged question.
Chair oNcuulcd tho objection, and MIR
mum appealed
Tho motion to admit Mr. Bahbitt was
" lad on The tIbiC.
The MrNican indemnity hill was tatcl
and an exciting chair cnsurd. After M
-rr--Gll i,itulupis Ia amend tho lill.it WAS
cd. hy / 2g TO 30, and the House adjourn
APPOINTMENT HN run PEEslbENr
and with the advice ana consent ol me
Alexander II. H. SuorL of Viz
to h. Secretary of the Interior vice TIL
NJ. 4. Mckcnuan, resigned.
The above appointment, says the Il
gcncer, completes the Cabinet Of MIR
morc. Second to no man in Virginia,
in abilities or personal character, all
know MIR Stuart well NJ Ne have the.
urc OF knowing him, will deem the ADJ
tration fortunate in having him for, one
mcmbtrs1 indeed, we may say that i has
fortunatc'in every step it In. taken
composition of the Cabinet in some re
prc-cmncntly SO.