The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12
TELEGRAPHIC NTELLiGENCE.
VNrBREsFIHG WARRINGTON
The California Representatives
Admitted.
COLONEL PREMONrS CALIFORNIA BILLS.
HE SYRACUSE CONVENTION,
60, DC, &c.
THIRTY.FlRs r CONGREss.
YIRsr SESSION.

Bsnsss.
NJ hoesE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WAsHIsGro septem Der IL, 1880.
Mr.. RREsosr introduced bill to extend the laws and
judiciary stem OF the United States California;
to appoint vyor OF public lands In California and
20 preserve peace with the Indian tribes therein
On motion OF Mr. DAVIS. OF Mass. the bill smeudatory
Of the act the Sd Of March ls4s ao wing ~bask
foreign merchandise exported In the original pack
ages to Chihsshus aud Santa Pe, and to the British
North american provinces the nitsd States
was taken up and pared
CONFEDERATION COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
The bill making com pc nsstiou az American Cole
nisation Society for Ip~nsss incurred In ssndng TO-
and supporting in Liberia for time the slaves ibe-
rated on the Shaver bark Pons, was taken up and
TN. SLAVE r.ApE IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The bin to abolish the slave trade In the District OF
Columbia vas then taken up-ths question pending
being upon Mr. Stewards amendment sbolishng slave
~ In the District
nal bill - reported By Mr.. Clay from the Committee
u Thirteen and raid is only it i'm
kis snssdmsnt. He nov una. rs,ood that ,Ss biz
could DO stripped Of the already made aud
Ss passed - nist introduced Desiug that
measure and In tho hope that might he would,
with the consent Of the Senate withdraw his amend
mont for the present.
nr D...o:, :. p: proposition va. only to with
M HAMlIS was opposrd to the amendment, because
os Desired vote upon To. abortion 81 tbs slave trade,
"a substantive measure and also. because hs
power under the pstituton to money for
purposs Of masunittins slaves.
Mr.. Cav argued In support Of the bill and Agaiust
some Of the objections made liz bad always con-
tended that Congress had unm ted power slavery
that While slavery exists ia Maryland &c .oaid be-
gross breach Of good faith tow~ros that STATE
elise the updoabtrd power Tue question nov Vas in
relation TO the abolition Of the ixv. trade aud be-
iieved that II the should &c passed it would
give peace 10 slavery 10 the D's,riot until the time
which eened him not distant. ~hsu ,lsv-ry shall
u H. Hrr o. bsdi
CHS trsde, have not supposed 1t wss qu-stioned,
si'h.uGh The power to sodi.h ,iHvery is disput.d
Congress had BY Its lave, etsbt bid slavery la the
ptrict; and IVES IL true that Conyra-s hal not the
poser 20 undo its o~n scts' Mr. Clay th-n drew .
comparison tween the m-odneut suhuitt-d by DIR.
Seward snd the orsiuA, bill for the purpose u
showing that Southern ought lot AZ siust
the latter messure bcsus OF the presen atoa OF the
CORNER.
Mr.. sxwssp ssid that in submitting so grave pro-
position one for tbs sb"li-hn-nI Il slav-ry Ia the
District OF Columbia. IL might not have been unr.s-
sopAbe his part to have asked brief opportunity
Of sxl aiming and supporting tbs measure. II. had
foroorpe from doiuz because of the prox-
Unity Of the Gloss Of the aud tho co,sqasat
rsius OF the present tim. 80 the SEN. and bosuse
upon former occasions be had fully consd red all the
questions and principles involved IN the p-uding
position He brieved the abolition ct slavery % be
right and proper any where, aisay- sod at any time
when u coulo be Elected Without grtzt-r Injury to
otlsr hitter. sts-thst 1t was n just aud bruehcent
IN, asure The frat objection 20 nis ameDo m~nt ~Ss
founded upon the bad motives which might have
ustsd it, author Tb. great pr-c-ptnr N tbs att Of
Ing taught tbat IL bitter 20 reply To the
matter issend Of the motv NJ n isDntsas II this
proposition just rght w itssf the moiyss OF
wrong In isel degr-e Of purity q mU'ivs- on the
part OF 10 sutbor could ssnc'y or iusify H The mkt
objection the "f Gon TO abbiisn
slavery IN the District tie i1ui "a N la that
CLAUSE OF the constitution shuh c"nnd-d Ia CooSr-ss
exclusive legislation Tor the District. Eselusive
power power In the porse-snr. Od-penG-Bt Of a.
other sovrr,lsniss. This poser Of Uouxrsss. th-n,
was absolute. Such ~As understood g. b. tfs chs
rscter By Msoi.ou, .sd otn-r tr.u.rs OF tie con-
sttutop he shov~d ny reading NON ths re-
cord. II VAS . coupi-t- p~~sr, and thersfoes
extended TO every subject of lrgt'st'nn ~thia tn.
1esislasive power Of npy tate. ~ ~ state In the
Unien bad tA- poser TO sholish -l.v-ry uod-r the
sovereign enclusv- poser OF zach. tC"nsr.-s uadrr
lie exclusive 70 wrr, had tn. sane poser shich had
~. exercised by one hat the STATE, at hs Uuion, "
bad power 60 abolish slsy.iy IN tn- district OF Oolum
bis IL had been tho~n rOD.ln.ivsly that Uopgr.ss
had ssishIished slavery IN the Dfirtcti w. th-a,
Congress had no power 10 uahs ir--msn Ia the
District. whsre was It's power 10 MAKE or hold
slave Mr.. ssw.rd d,f.naet ~. Am-s im-nt f,om
the OBJECTIONS made 60 &c. torn and "details; "
vas sd-qsste, eqssi aud del'o'r~'- fh- hrsf ,s.-
ton, then. was, -suld tins prspO-ition sTaonpish
the object which tt sought fhe eSUsu- OF the
District Just completed sho~-d hat tasr- --rs but
sx hupdrrd slaves uthin i's borders. sud these
valued OF three hundred doss zach. or .. he sgsre-
gate, orr bundled aud eighty th"u.s"d a are. che
an. pdment Appropriated tso burdtrd tbopA,d dol.
lars for De ulrpt the owners OF .sneip ted
slaves The S.n.tar from Msrsshu--tts (dr.
winthrop yesterday objected Go th- amen insnt
"a iBdscr.ft. The argument Of iudi.cr-tian TN
Piled thst the s,ntiemsu Advocating it thoutnt
the prcpositIon right IN its--th~ opsction b-iog
n
ply ing that there might b. a time VAN " you'd
b. rieht and proper. hr argued that tn.
pr.'.n, ss nss I'm, IN, TO- Tins "a
. right uDs wOuid come! tie deaird tnst dr.
.Clsy's hill vas tsrsrord by the sm-nimso tast bill
an.pdnsnt pos. The form tn, oiisio GAL bill IN
existence but the s-n.t. hsd added TO Il prov rs,
Furnishing With ektrsordnsrv psu-lti-s the aiding
snd sb.,tirg the essap- OF iusitv- ,a.- or hsrpar
Ing thu after they cftue ~htch crime
ori, t.~suss In vioiaiiu 81 lie
a hnlr nd
would the ereat mass o. the p-op" - the tree stats
II. bill had also b,ep sm.pd.d W aiding prosi-,oo
empowsriue the corporate suthvrtties 60 prosortbs
frye citireps % eoler from comipg into, or living
within Tn. District; this the bih ~hich the
Senator nom Msssachusetts had ssid gas just -thn
our sraap End NJ which h- (Nr sssard) had struck
fssai blov I want, said M. 4. 20 svc WHISTLER that
s.nstor will make ter eomprnDi-- VITO sn.ery
cspsot take IL 20 reg &-s; r. sould sting ms 10 the
s~sth The only ~ srsumeb ut .ssn-t the amend.
msst vAs that u .Ssid teud to dissolve the Unon,
lie had. on for DECLARED his conviction
that Uniox dc~. stand upon the sud noe
which may be taken upon apy qu-si"n 10 Cosgrr-s .,
but thss ssod. ny n bread ptoSie'e. o. sa'
Mr. Rur, "a characterized the sw'ndm.nt 40 one OF
(. s.riss Of assaults upon the Institutions OF the
south
Mr. psorx s2ologired for hasiog yesterday sd.
dressed the Senate upon the an nimsnt tie islt
a. spiy mortified at the tact Tfs truth vas that DE
was under mistsk. at tn. tim- .. ~ It's author Had
be hno-n hat " -ss tbs emaas,ion OF the senator
mot. New iers, he could never have oticvd 70 10
--onclwson, he wfrd Senators not 20 reply TO any
thing that sens,or might cay. Th--e axitstions
would cesse the Senate ~ouli cease to notice
eett.ip psrsos When be introduo.s his sgtsins pro-
positions.
MT D,tuvsoS would vote against the amendment
oecsuie he believed Its purpose ~rcng aud wroua
hereafter ard sesnst the entire spirit OF the const
tuition II he vsstsd TO against slavery he could
never mpt TO correct us sbuses but let them
and shcv their own hid.ousnsss
Mr. wI-Tusoy ssid that Mr. seward had just plead
I'd suty OF the change OF ndieretiop and then vest
into an to Prove his Innocence lie, Ia the
frst place, wanted 10 Withdraw bis amendment ten,
porsrily, tbus admitting that II was presented
a. the prcper time. Mr. wipthrop then vent
On 20 dsuy that he In favor OF tn.
blli for the sbohtion Of the tl.ve trsd-
90 " pow stance, VIE the smsn s,sscn.s o
hons that the original bill might Jet be saved This
senator from res orb riskins the suhst.ses. In
sraselus At the shadow. suppo-- hts sm-'s6 neni
heu psss and the people Of the District should 'ots
ssssnss saaseipstion What you'd b-cem. Of the seo
TIon q the sisvs trsde