The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

to Ice unusually dull Wchay,maie the attemp,
bIt find !, almost imvyaui,ahl,.--at least more
trouble diam It i, wor;h-to keep "a regular re
cord Of it, proceedings, AMI have therefore adop
tel the PLAN If giving such item, %, seem To- b,
.u.crcsun; without attempting to keep up ,ou
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WASHINGTON, Jan -.
NN-UNvro>- lNEsElL hunHp,..-Ihr son.
ate proceeded 20 tar consideration Of q Joint les.
oIul"H submitted by Mr. Clay yesterday flr pur.
chasing The original mGu-cup. OF Washington,
farewell Address. Mr. CLAY r'oqupn,y al,o,a.
tot tie resolution referring To the universal love
for the memory of Washington The interest
every where fiji by American, ln contemplating,
every thing hr.ungn; IN the father Of his country
lie ;Ayn stated that the manuscript Was M the
houi- If the desc, ntau,, Of Mi CAypo.r, editor
Of tie Daily Advertiser, formerly published Ia
Philadelphia, which was selected hv Washington
To- P-b.,h his farewell address. These descend.
ants hIycrcccntly offered 1t for sale lie thought
proper 10 make the effort 80 secure it for the Ii.
bray OF Congress. After suue interesting con.
vyr>aIun tie resolution passed The Senate then
proceeded 10 the special order Of the day. being
a u.L psovlIlu- for 4 more c.Irctual execution ui
tie provisions Of the constitutions rcm,rIs 10 tie
ye.capture Of slaves.
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lo,laayL
WASHINGTON Jan -.
Ayo-IsE COMPROMISE PROM Ma CLN-}lr
Clay introduced tie following Resolution, On tie
Territorial. Question, AMI spoke upon them at con.
siderable IcnS'h lie propose. TO reduce the
asa Sat, ami ..,,irI q".r,..:I Vs., ''..''
i, all The Tcrr;,n,i', H.. I,,aI .
,rli.L I,b,l FL ., It r.
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,I. .pi.s,,. L.. I.r, ,l,,, III - 90 y.
a., ,,,;-;, ~, ~ - 81.
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T.. s,i,,aJ 49,. H. o'1''!s'' '. 70
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s'5 ,I, "; -. ~. vac L"HlSe 'i'e N"G F'
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"'1 IS Jpn - -. I..;-'(io 'g,.cT
WHEREAS IL Jshg "eS',.oI'' ''f 'Ae peace con-
cora anu harmony OF The mon Oh 'nr'e state
10 settle and ADJUST am!capiy 80 questions %! con
'io'eF@y between iAcin arI7h- o4t ~ VI, Ih'','"'
I"H o., slavery upon i i'L, elA!t'L'S an lI'' u
s!';-4t Is therefore
I'e"'','a' Ina! OaIiorhia, with suitable bound
ares, upon Ee' apPAcau'n be admitted as one Of
,he states oil ms mon, without the imposition
ol congress oi any reslncio" III respect to the
exclusion or !AFo-l..Ion OF slavery within those
uoGniIr!e'
h-S'','h ina, ~ slavery does not exist by
law, ana Is not likely Ia be introduced into any Of
me Territories acquired by the United States from
the KePuIuc OF Mexico, It Is inexpedlent for Con
gees to provide Ivy law either for its Introduction
INTO or ITS exclusion from, any part Of said Terri
tories and that appropriate Territorial Govern
ments ought TO be established by Congress in all
OF said Territories, not within the boundaries Of
the proposed State Of California without imposing
any Restrictions or condition on :ae subject Of
slavery.
Hevolref, That the question of the boun lnrics Of
the State Of Texas ought to be frei at the Rio
del Norte, commenein; one marine league from its
mouth, ana running up that river to tht southern
line Of New Mexico thence with that line wester.