Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-10

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y sisas seas division of California be-
4 wouashnye ended in the adj
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As s red su Auendnsent providing thai
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fset'st p pfoperty IN slaves that
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snu7SGttSe@ r. 3ts FAC south had suffered Injustice
IN. csy% rg9a ihtEs4sa se sous lie then defandsg
the ~ dagysl ae 40 actembracng no iniusliss
/ MI. sa}Drelasd ior Ave minutes to MIR. Well.
AlE 5Gs .aqs Prc fasma amendment to the
ainentneg N H sllooin, TO enable him TO reply to
that ge. fseH "a. nd having done So
Mr. SRssS Mississippi, said that the opponents
oi ihesc compliant measures had made capital fight
I,hazing bsspsuccesstal q tive of the engagements
ing tbe people OF the South determine what action
should ba had. He opposed to protractine resist
ance here But as one OF the people he should be for
/ resstanee
MIR. ScHENcK moved to strike ONT the foow;no in
the 9th section:
Excepting only that, in all cases involving title to
slaves the said wrs OF appeals shall be allow
ed and Gecdeo by the said Supreme Court without re-
troyersy and
He said he regarded this clause as recognising slavery
as existing in the Territory by law. The title to slaves
could not be subject OF dispute in the courts there
unless slavery and slaves were allowed there by the
territorial law 1t mot mere mplication-it was
an express recognition OF slavery in Utah.
nate.
Mr.. ScHENK. don't care who moved it, state its
effect as obvious as words can make it.
The said amendment Of Mr. Schenck having then
been rejected on motion the committee rose, and re-
ported the bill without amendment.
The previous question having been called and second
e t BY the House operation the bill was read
The question next being 5 81 ID 81 Ia bill.
tbs bill was passed yeas az Sssays -, sclows
YEAs-Messrs. Abertsqe. AIstop, a srscf, AaLe,
Beyd B 1sgy Booze Sss M's bls sss ss s1
G. "A CALDWELL !. P. CALDWELL Casey, Wv. r. wi
Cobb ,Deberry, Dmrn'cs, Disney, Durham, Edmund
son g Eliot, A. Evans Ewing, Fuller. Gentry, Gerry.
l G Harris, T. /. Harris, Raymond Hibbard, Hi.
lard, Hoag land, Houston, Howard IT. W. Jackson. Al
Johnson, =. J. Iohnson Jones' kaufman, Kerr Issere.
McCleruand, Mcdonald Mcdowell, McLanahan,
McLane, Mclean, McMulen, Melville, Morehead,
Morton, Outlaw Owen, Parker, Peaslee, Pitman, Pot
ter Richardson Robbins, Robinson, Rose, Ross Saw
age, Shepperd, Stany, f. P. Stanton. R. H. Stanton
Strong Jacob Thompson, James Thompson, j. B,
Thompson, Thurman, Toombs, Walden, Watkins
Welbom, Wildrck, Williams, Wilson, ard Young-97
ham, Booth, Bowdon, A. G. Brown, Burrows, Burt
I. B. Butler, Gable, Calvin, Campbell, Chandler,
Clark, Colcock Cole, Corwin, Croweli, Dckey, Dixon
p I puer, Duncan. Dukee, Evans, Featherston,
Howe, Hubbard. Hunter Inge, w. r. Jackson, Julian
G. G. King, ] G.. King, ] A. King p King, H. Mann,
Morris, Nelson, Newell Oge, Odds, Peck Reed Rev
nolds, Root, Rumsey, Sacketl, Sawtelle, Schenck.
Schemerhorn, Schoocraf Seldom Sylvester, Sprague,
Stevens, Steison, Sweetser, Taylor. Tuck, Van Dyke,
Vinton, Waldo, Wallace, Wentworth, and Wood
ward--99.
Mr.. HARRIS oi Illinois. moved TO reconsider that vote,
and then TO lay thai motion on the table; which last mo
ton being agreed to,
The House adjourned