The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-08-07

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% Wednesday. the compronise Bill Vas a.
kea sp-rsDdinS the motion % Mr.. Norris 70
STRIKE eai the provision shieh restricts me ,sri-
iosisi governments from passing any Law prohi-
biting or establishing slavery Mr.. Jefferson Ds-
Wis eppo~dh. The question being taken On he
snenjnenl ID mas agreed lo-yess -. nays 81
Mr.. Walker brought forward an amendment
striking out al excerpt what relates 10 califor-
MIA. But Mr.. Pearce offered an amendment,
which iook precedenee. 10 via: To reinstaie what
had been s,risken out relative 10 New MEXICO, and
the amendment Of NJ .. Downs adopted yesterday.
and provides hat the territorial government Of
New hsrico shall 60 into operation IN the fsh
day Of March. 1881.
Mr.. Pesrcs spoks in support Il The motion.
Mr.. Foo,e resisted il. and declared that i
would defeat the ball.
M. Ru.k and Mr.. Dawson al,o opposed The
amendment ts..
Mr.. Shields was in favor Of the amendment.
Mr.. Benton spose Il length in support Of sh,
amendment. and in opposition % the surrender o
New Mexico to Texas. He wasin favor Of keep
ing possession Of New Mexico until the title wa
decided by competent authority.
Mr.. Houston and Mr.. Dawson replied. Tn
amendment prevsiled--yrss -. nays %.
TIE amendment Of Mr. Douglas, providing tina
the commissioners shall report BY the 18th De
sember. and that until Congress adjusts the boun
Diary dispute. the rights Of both parties shall re
main ss they are. This was rejected. % to %.
Mr.. Turney novel 10 postpone the bill indef
ni,ely. This was lost--yeas 20. nays 30.
Mr.. A.chison gave notice ofsn amendment q
strike out all excepting what related to Utah.
Mr.. Underwood's amendment to tbs amend
men, striking oc, the limitation in Mr.. Pearce'
motion. was lost-e5 to 20.
Mr.. Yulcc moved to strike out the Board {
Commissioners and oil that remained in the Vi
on that subject. This was agreed to-yeas q
nays IS.
Mr.. Chase moved an indefinite postponsmer
ef the bill--losi, rs to 20.
A motion to strike out all the provision relaii'
to California was agreed ,o--yeas "a, nays p
The bill was then ordered % Be engrosscd for
third reading.
On Thursday, the hill for the admission Of =,
lifomia as state into the Union, having bee
made the special order. was taken up. and Ion
and exciting debate snsued, in which Mr.. Foot
Mr.. Dawson, Mr.. Clay. Mr.. Pearce, "
Rusk, Mr.. Mason. Mr.. Butler. Mr. Hale and N
Dickinson took part. The debate was continue
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until = ociock; the subject was then postpone
until tomorrow at " o'clock.
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