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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-02-27
SUMTER BANNER
Sumterville, So. Ca.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1850.
RICHARD M. DYSON, Editor.
egy' All business connected with the ." BAN.
NEn will receive the attention Of the Editor nj his
Office, in the rear of the Court House.
Cotton.

CMAREEsroN.-Priccsr ranging from II 3-f TO ];
cents.
SuMrERvrLlE.-Priccs from 10 TO ii 3-t
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-02-27

BY the arrival of Mr.. e. ID. BoYDES, frum tho
Daguerrean Gallery Of Mcssr. BosTwIcK & Full
lei, the citizens of Sumter arc enabled tn have
correct lkcncsscs Of themselves and imily taken,
Mt rcry moderate charge md in style uncqualled
for dur bility and lic-like expression. Mr.. b. Is
certainly master IF his profession, md we rccom-
mend to all, have their likcnrsses taken by him
irnmcdiately-such an opportunity rarely occurs
and advantage shonld be taken of it. H.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-02-27

ifornia, any thing could be gained, any thi.
effected to the settlement ST the distractS
questions of the day, towards the prom&i
of.Peace and harmony, he would .willay
yield, and vote for5her admission. 49,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-02-27

II thought it WAS Californey that sss
trying to get in, said Mrs. PartingDsi
as she read the last ballptinss for Cseft
in the House Of Representatives, sslat
its Mr.. Fosncy. But I pose it's ID,
nonymous 10 the same thing; tbeyasi
only dropped the psoviso. 3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

operation with you, in all your end qyor to
advance the public welfare, and the happiness
Of the people, and to express the hope, thai under
the guidance, and with the blessing eff that AL.
mighty Being, who has hitherto been our Pre-
server and Protector, we may be led to the
adoption of such measures, and such only, as
will promote the peace and increase the hap
piness of the people Of this State and of the
United States.
Gil. X. WILLIAMS.
Erccutire Chamber,
Montpelier, OcL l2ih, 1850
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
BRIGHTON CATTLE MArKEr-o1

Reported Tor the Traveller
At Market 1900 Beef Cattle; 1850 Stores; 81
pairs Working Oxen, ~ Cows and Calves, $500
Shecpland Lambs, and 700 Swine.
PRicES-Bccf Cattle Extra So 81; LIST quality
s. 25 ; ID do s. 81 do 81 80.
WORKING O1EN-S6S, -, 80, IS %, 100,
Cows AND CALyLs-SlS, 10, 30, 81, u, % 3D.
years old SlSa3O.
snrrp AYD LAMBS 81 80, 90, ,75,2, 2,jO,2. A
few extra Cos.pts sold ar 81 each.
SwlNE-3 3-4a 3-ic &; retail 4a5 l-2c. Fat Hogs
&c. OF the Swine quoted above 100 were LETT over
from last week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
No. I 6.

To CoYNolssEURs-Th most uncxceptionable
and necessary articles tor the toilet, Bogr's Ily
pcron Fluid, preparation for the hair, Amole for
"nnNS pu' "mH lir'r'ol" oL PuTnyiI jne
vcntor, William Boyle, 227 Washington St Boston.
BLACK SILKS JemcH y Prescott, No . Mix
street, Boston, are always in possession OF n conf
plctc assortment, and the large attention given to
this branch OF their business, ensure the richest and
most durable taprics. wlGwl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

Is COMMISSIONER for and all New England and
other Slatcs
lie is prepared to give advice aS to tre settlement Of
Estates Collection Debts, and all other matters in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
Tnird nist.-OIiciaI Canvass.


NoTE.-1'he 50 votes for David Meacham
were intended for James Meacham his real
majority is, therefore, 1888.
No re,urns from Undcrhil's Lincoln and Gosh
en.-DdHy JoiTnai.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
Bounty Land I"r soldiers OF the War OF
4 .,

OF the Indian wars since 1880, and for the com
msoioned officers OF the Var with Mexico who
have never received laud-and if dead, tor their
widows or minor chdrrn-obtaincd by BORATlO
WOODNAN, Counsellor at law, at Railroad EN-
chanac, Court Square, Boston, who has an Agency at
" aShluutOn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
GG,OOls Tuccs. &c.
.yraaay sia:l YE:Isir,

@ DO. ?. T. 7. r D q { o.,
Il TEEv-yr Rov, no-roy.
Have Tor sue the only authorized edition ot Jenny
IdnI's Music, rs s11I hy her at nil her Concerts
througlo the United States, Published uu'e. the
supervision OF julius Benedict and George i.nd"r.
Order from any plrt OF tn, country PROMPTLY at
tended to. Second hand PIANOS ior sale or to let.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
Joshua 's'aaaxecr.

UFACTrR AND ALER "
PATTER.N cams.
No. 40 Deyonshire street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
PETTENGILL' BOSTON
3 Z SIT SIS ID RE & TOR Y.
SECOND FALL LIST COLLECTED BY
s.. NJ. PETIT ENGILL,
Newspaper Advertising and SqbScrlptidn 1gcnt.
No. 10 State Street, Boston. - %

The follo,cing is a list Of many of The best Busi-
ness Firmsis Boston. They present srtra induce
mcnts far Iradcrs and others to purchase Of them.
Al 'oho oiSH Tie city should take his list Nth
Them
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
.EraasnE E4isa:s Remnants.
BOWEN Il BROTHER,
SONS 0a'Hclaay522'2lscC.

Ecgalia and levels made in n superior manor
Ai.o, Cadets Rcggl1, always on hand At los. e,t
prices, at II. X. ArPl GrrN'S Draper and Tailor
ii }romiird St Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
Oliver FHDIepn1yb.

Blank Book Manufacturer Stationer, and Agent
for f. LAMSON PERklNS'S linameled, porcp-
lain, Satin 'nnmrled Satin Surface, Peoples India
and Coured CARDS.
12i STATE STREET Boron
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
NOTICE.

HAmr into tho enclosure of tho Subscriber
y on or about the 3 inst, a WHITE IloRSE The
owner is requested to call AMI pay charges and take
him away. 3. j. IIElNEBERG.
Colchester, Oct. 18th 1850. wl6 w3.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
DRS. CiIEEVER & REMICK,

DEALERS IN
Medicines, Trusscs Abdominal and Spinal Support
ers. Elastic i}andngcs. for the cure of Enlarged
Veins, Knee Caps, Inhang Tubes. Chest
Expanders, Ear Trumpets, Medical
Books, &c.
Agents for Or. $. s. Erich & Go. New York also
tor Or. g. &. Reinhardfs Patent Glass Pad Trussco
Store. No. | fremont Temple, Boston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
.5asnrs Eaton,
No. II IVdshiBgion Street, BysioR.
Importer and Dealer in


No. II IVdshjngi0n Street. BDsion.
Importer and Dealer in
RIFLES,
Double and Single FoYlmI and Ducking Guns
KIilc, Belt and Pocket Pistols Colts, Aliens and
Stockings
EVO VERS!
limiting, Eik and Pocket Knives. English and
French PercNsson Cops, OF every quality and price
Metal, Wicker and Leather bound Drinking
Fasks, all sizes; Game Bags in great variety Pow
der f1asks, Shot Pouches, Fley's Wire Cartridges
bamboo and Iointcd ishng Rods, and supply o.
Fishing Tackle or Brook and Lake Fishing with a
general assortment of Gun materials. for mnnuinc-
tnrers, &c nc. Wholesale and Retail. English
and American Sporting and Rifle Powder.
HOLT 81 Chamberlain,
SILVER AND BRASS PLATERS,
Also, Ornaments for Badges made to order.
NO. 4S Union Street, up Stairs1 BosioH.
Wen Wanted
To act as Agenia to sell New Work, the Foun-
tain and the Bottle containing thrilling examples Of
the opposite effect OF Temperance and Inpmpcranco
beautifully illustrated. Address Horace Wentworth,
fnblshcr, So WASHINGTON street, Boston
Hiram EslacilsMcr,
wholesale and Re.ail f-eaIer il
EUREKA, SHAW NUT e. PARLDR STOVES,
No. > RaiLoad Block, Lincoin Street, Boston.
Extra Family Flour,
White and Yellow Maize Flour, Wheat Meal and
Burkwhcat Flour in barrels, half barrels and
quarter and eight bags. Also, Rye Flour
Oatmeal, Wheat, Greats, llominy ard
camp, lleckera feriia a..J O,7s
Corn Starch.
=, For sale at l. Long Wharf, by S. G. Bowdlear &
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
Stained a. Ormamrntca Glass

Stained, Cui, EnameIed and Ground Giass, Lead
or Metal Sash made to order. Also the Ohio Fur
and Water Proof Paint For sale by James NJ
Cook, No 81 Atkinson street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
To READING Rooms. IIoTtLS. &c.

Those supplying Reading Rooms and Hotels with
Newspapers, would find it for their interest to call
on 5. NJ. PETTENGIl.L, 10 State Street, Boston
who is the authorized gent Tor the best newspapers
IN making good selection, and will furnish the pa
J-.- Tor examination.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
GHita Percha Water Pine.
nlcsslnlcS. Attend!

i YOU IRE troubled with LOGS of Appetite, General
Debility, Impurities O. the Blood or Female Weak
ness. try MASURN' : CHERRY BALM Sold
by FRENCH Il CO., l2l Hanover street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

on hand.
The New singing Book.
Just published by WILKINS, CARTER g. Co,
Boston the New CARMINA SACRA, by L. MASON /;
the most important wor! this author has ever issued
full Of choice tunes, old and new-every page con-
tanning n gem.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
.easeses French.

.saaGsGs French.
No. - WAsutNGruV STtEEr, BosIoN
Publisher, Bookseller, Importer and Dealer in PAPER,
Books and Stationery OF every variety, wholesale
and retail, at the lowest prices.
n y. Frcnchs GoLD IND STEEL PENS constantly
on hand.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
Parallel Railway Axies.

GEORGE GARDNER & CO, > Liberty street
u Boston, offer fer sale Parallel Railway Axlcs
Of superior quality. The Parallel Axlrs from late
experiments in England, have been shown by Mr..
G. b. Ihorneyc oft, to be superior to any others in
use.
October 8, 1850. wI6moso
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18
Holt 81 Chamberlain,
Wen Wanted
Hiram Eslacals,ncr.
Extra Family sIlour

-. WhOIes1Ie and Ke,AiI healer h
UREKA, SHAW NUT e. PARLDR STOVES
No. Rail,oad Block, Lincoin Street, Boston.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-06

81 Wcnitrnr Icnft bic 9tnfmerfiamfeit Ger
Nesirruna>auf Rae Gdmng0sln, wsIdss
pcrslglid, am 9iio granoe III aussrtebntem
W2aeifabes betriebeii ipirc.
& Driefe pen 81 paifc .fasen, oaB Die slpa-
de-SnciaiWr IN Der @c9rue ecr Guaoaiilpe
iehr unrubis fnb, uao cie lyeietn berauten
uno t0oten.
Tahrihten aus Salnoca ROM 4. meLeen,
teaB ccrt Elm fitrhtslidts Belier itattacfun-
ben hat, weld,es fat ee6pauS lit bcrStnDt
serfbrtc; gs pirc Der Vraacififtang iuse-
Fhrieten. slnrere Nad,rit,ten iaaen, eae cas-
ocininifaullhe gjefhwacer- aadl Saemsl eil,s
aeorun9en .uno bic Statt in 8eucr Geiett
shabe. as So sa ga &k Il 1
Cas neue Gbict ccs &ailers gina am S.
in Birfiamfeit. So le9t austdnoifdemRduf.
leuten etne Steuer BOA 8 1900 auf unb
auslditbifhen 0inofun9soieuern 8 1000
Stener. Sc perurfadt ilatiirIid arcee llusm
frieoenteit. - 'fi3l 'S#'' ST. pt, g
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-06
a&saAl d has Ifsesfssss rss y, u alrsnsl

&WkHfHs x1@ 4AH t1R BfI FQab iFNe g1t AZ AFcift
I'm onlshtf made. rr bot 60 net 9epibt
.s'sas Dsaff&. aBas Habsn fis ssna s,n 5inhaela
6stsnIs. Da 'maSt asb nrb itrns, mas tie l2
Xrefsl i'm giminrf made Qesa it made Du,.
5sns. pa pa I'D! 9au must Sa trisbte, ts lbinsr,
fhtsisl scn mir stlrnt ;tannit ned n,ebr Itrne.
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Ell gDas tiftbt On, & 0Dit tesr Ssm,lfrafa
Otatf1. SD fam mid peetr ~ nes stnsii cfer
apeesn parts ttfenntn, r. lpnse uiir ribt &C.
nasfan ibre tsietrisitisti Gsanrfaee unp IenseAen
kttannt finn.
sAssG6sHR. qEnn0l Teen Qria werIsbt. 10 tleita
Dnarm. III infbur rsrs, i6 waradb arm nne eianm
e lang i Stn,otrat mar ale,peil tin i'd a,pcr
tIsstr. Sut! Die QBits isin lantcr Gbenteeit rie
made pas Rdt Ailnts ipaanjbr Ge(t net gut mar,
Hafsim nenfsisshs rit Dtnttrute ater ie ,mfTens
ntnins. Die Dsinctrate mifen tango, wic tie 3Bids
rsifs. SD srettHin en- Drinf, srsna Out 9torriFfer
srsrf@t mtrtHtt Q8it.
As Deutf9. Sd ttnnt attr eit,ist msiner Sre,r,,re
tn 9stbs sDcrf; tit fnp Dtmcfsattn trS telie,n Elm
niebt untstrabtlitbes gertnissn. q -
.is' 'G 2t hff. Wstatbt, fis ,perrn aa3 nreb QBts,
Da,perfht's ausfnnt. eitr III tsr @tast, finn ale
sei&t set 9Bias. Oh ssit bsr same sisI @elt utf.
etmaebt fcr Gitrcb. 5sNf9
Dtnt fa: itnb bas Ibsatsr, tnr nen @inss.rsin
tafFtn fis IN gssfa strattsn rtr rreprren (inr.t
aud feline Spmratblt, ,pit Gie mir fascn,- mic sr.
Flare ist mir fas.
Gdsnif Sas xttater TN ai(ts mas ole 9titGbe
nst ibrtm frifa.m 8stras anfanse, bat mir I'm fec.
nst III Der Stact Canton ettes einsstreebt, 10 amer
nc Ssarst fsrtis 10 msi prcrerti lOoox xbaer pertb.
@ann cas Ibtdter mel nar' iet inubfts { med I'm
sfatte DsFob traus; i'd ipeat Geb made
=, 9sHtf4', Go ID Belt, sas i4 ins 1beatsrsaus
ssbs, iA ftb., bas mebrere tereits bineien s,,>a,
~ fsnft: Gsi net in Der .9Orri, tbuf tlissr,
fpieif NIT mir cen Domino, bu tannfast nod cen
Drint sepinnt, mas wiGfat 70 bronze ipcnn Su
nuf sebff, .wsrss au frat, unp bic 3tit is srel ii
...SfntfA. Acieu, liettr Srsunb, ib tants Sbntn
FUR Die anstnebmt ttnterbaltuns ;, norm i'd inebr
ftrnts, als In Der atrissn Ssit, po i'd in 1n,trita
Din.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-06
ObiD Giefeeacbaliaa.
&Olumbn6. 25. Son

a, s.jv ~ ota sass columbus, 25s San. ~
Sennt. 9fah Der ginreitarq elmer
Arceeu MaHe Don Bittfdriften uno nelsen
1ias, ieste Serr Mbttmantt bem Senate
einen SefhluB Dor, fur bic anfelIuna bon
Gcmmiddrrn, csren yfibt es isin fclI, ben
3aaanc fammtliher ganfrn in Sbie aeuou
sli unteriuhM, beionoers absr. ~ ermdtteln,
rie piel prccente fd bieleIben bireet oeer
tnhireft habea Sablen Iafen bieiea Commit
fare fctleH has 9aedt haben, dmmlite gs.9
danten ntb StcfBalter Der 8difen inter
@fb ;u perhorerL utb biefeIben su ispinsen.
Die Sadsr iinb Hehnunsen Der ganf Dor,
plirisen ,f. herr 8eaper mar eeaen eiue
70 4ausseoebnte lluteriuduu9i Der Binder Der
8aneen, CT tpcIte cine foIde unterlahuns
BIOS tm ganfssbduce felbif taidtt aneerbatb
Sefstben) scrsencmniru taten '''z H'aaH 7
0err gEbitniaun unterltiete ltinen 8es,
MluB auf trsfenbe Msile. Die @elhdfts-
leute bes Staates beflasen fd init 9fedt
iber bic 9lrt uno 9Beife, ME sis 8anfea ibe
rvgefhdffe betfiebea. @r pertamse eabrr
eine 9tnnae ilnteriaduug, ano nerbe t,ur,
fus 0'e AnlfsAan9 lolder tsnte lfImmen,
bic NIT rem 0e8nifanse senau pertraut
lslsH ano ilds nld,t foarda be Sd!ihesnno
1ai0snipies-Ranlfifi'ddbenic nicsr Santsn iiber'
isipelH l'ebeu. Sn W'd'sa't tpnree einrial
elm @cmmiGdr CUR lluteriuduns Der gaus
FEN ntsefeilt er siblie baffelbe 4@clo
lsDae esne Sant oeE a'losrn llep,) n27 per-s
ifiseernesnn ren Sanfsr /; er n'erfie ben 3nif, nr'>
ferlnAts Datsr Die leets,fauf ielnsm aSese
iisSsaos Dant n'ht, aoneffn tebrte pscelih
um mp iano In 0sn "a nnterlndgfen SanfsM
te'nea Doaar rarffs Q,elo. - Dte oerren
paDae ano Revers uiiterltnBten ebenfaas
osH Dsfhlne. Der esbterf tDieg rad, caB
Fd Die 8anfen in pielen GalIen unssbeuer
bche proreutf ,nhlen plafTsn, pebnrd, ale
@efddftsleute nieeersebriift marbsn. Der
8efdlue ipuree an Die 5inanssG sGomnsittee
usssYjsitn. n5a1a4 40 - in '.a q 'aa
Nadmtfta9s rurce Ole augemeine @ers
wsaignsssblH aufseMorl.iien. berr 8epere
ipcafe eie VertriQi9un9 BON tOO,00 Del
lars fur bas nsae Staatsbaus ausseitriden
babsn. go lause Die Banfsn nidt auf Die
fslbe Weiit setarts pernea ais anosres Gi-
Sfnflnm tcnHe er tar dcteie Tefwillisnns
nldbt itsmp'en. pr. Wpers ipar eerfelbsn
Waf'naas@ Der ctant ihnine jset 20 Md.
at0nsn. DE Sonter, bsrsn praftpcle
1ydHfff has GfdQf6bdn8 Wiereff ,n,oehett
ano BON Den talten, Ole oefsn @rbauans
anl! sesnsla0s ...a aas9efGl0isn sg uio rpabreno
oas wtSsatpun' ger GARNER lno banowers.
ssr g sttart 9 , uiro, asbt iAr eisnss eisenfbum
eas p6 ~ nsn SapfeH bsiIaest, frsi aas"a.
nssEsSsasiasona 'par sSenfaa6 oafaf, oas
esnan'ea 'pse anessss e. essenttam stturtI
museen 0Oes oessalo .s fonr'e csr Pau y peg g
as1sa 0saa,sDaalse nlf aufsslAo'Sfis q 'psrxs h
ssns eaaa eaa;,,.,;. 0as aa.s G ssauss inter fHts
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-06

8o,n Ifras nrc Wfrifo. B,akr
h imcres "a: San; Drei iaoIids Soften
u |, Nsp' prleane 3eituusen Biz gum is. ia
aten an. s. '1 '.''s
Nr;efe Gus Gan Nntonic aasnx bae Die
Irnppen I'D, In ausSe,eidbnstsm 0elilnbs
heif6jnifnnbe befdncsn, nnt am 8. san. BEN;
@eHeralsn Brccf, nnrnsp nnb 0arlaub III.
ne,l erOBeu Militdr. Bad aaben. ss.s,,;l.5
griefe aus ber Gtaht Merifc Sic iuua ,2o,;s
melon, oaB Die Jnbianer GinfdlIe nad5 9ierp
3een Senndbt, inb 8roee 1efbsstnngen tesh
1aa1et habku. slsgfalG4n1FH sslsHAgFfs sFf1iff1s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18


Mr. Foote's motion 10 refer Bells slp,ion =, . G
Committee Of thirteen was then taken mp. 0'''''
Mr. Benton muyed 10 instruct the Committee no 70
act onany hing RELAXING to California
Mr. Webster advocated the proposition for the Conro;,
ee lie did not think there anything to be effcoI
by The Senate adopting resolutions merely. He was IN
favor OF keeping he California question distinct e. ~
olher subjects
He would spfak hereafter in favor Of admitting c.G
lorna with her prt sent boundaries.
Mr. oass advocated Mr. Foote's motion for a C,n
mIiiee. lie would vote ior everything ard an, thin,
having Tor lis object The settlement OF presen, d1icnI
ties.
lie thought MIR f"ote deserved the respect If lhe
country LOT his elaTts lie never saw more exalted eyi
dehc's OF mora courage than when Mr. Fooe dissen,,d
from oaionn,' speech. That speech was alarming
ana ), was que 10 me south to disns"w H. The Wi.
moi irovlso was dead and would not pass Congress
lie me would not be adopted by The Sou h. ard
eoald hol De Pasru by congress Non Intervention I'm
mat SUBJ CT as the only plan 10 pursue. The Fugiiiye
slave oli gut 10 be passed. That was mtlhng
practical
Mr. calhoun replied TO MI Cass. and defended his
speech lie was surprised that Senators should consrn
II so eneneously.
Mr. Foote drlerded his Interpretation. Every bodv
Interpreted 1t rs he has done All he North and mar
ly every Southern member Of Congress- 50 Construed j.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

March 7 I.
The senate's amendment TO the bill concerning the
2lst Judicial Circuit, fixing the annual salaries Of tho
Judges at $1,000, agreed to, and Thursday mex, de-
signated as the day for elecng the Judges The vote
by which the bill providing for the extension of the Ca
nal was rejected on the Isl u. reconsdeIed and
the bill amended So as to authorize the issue the cum
pany OF certificates of State stock lin monthly sums Of
$50 0OO) 10 the amount of $500 900 AS amended the
bill was ordered TO lie re engosed Several local bills
were passed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
Washington. March 18th.
SENAIE pRDCEEDINlS

Mr. Seward presented Abolition petitions which we,o
received Yeas %, nays Is. "'''
ter " ~ ''"'"'
mesSrs' Butler aud King said as the rule ON this sub
j1'' au oeeh broken, they would never again Object to
me reception OF these Abolition Petitions
o"ei 0'ha'"s waniiog 10 speak on the question.
IaJle. vas ia'a vi Tie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
" AsnlNGToN, March 18TH, 1850.
SENATE.

SENATE.
MIR. foote moved to take up Mr. Bills resolutions
WIN view Of referring them to Select COMMITTEES Of
Thirteen. "
MessfS BALDWIN and Hale opposed the motion. Mo
uon decided III the flifmallve-yeas "a, nays 90
Mr. Clay advocated The reference Of the resourions ia
Select Commute
M. Butler opposed This prop1silion
Mr., Cass lnilmated his desire TO make speech. and
the whole subject was postponed until Tomorrow.
~ Nh. Chy's Resolutions
hese resolutions were taken mp.
NJ inrney spoke until after O'clock taking ultra
grounds on question of Slavery and in opposition 10
me admission OF California
Inc Senate then went into Executive session. and af
ter some time spent therein adjourned
HOUSE.
Inc resolution for printing the Patent Office Report
was discussed at length Finally 900 copies with
ont part and $4,000 copies with it, were ordered to be
printed. " 0o
Whole ''''''''eo VI 'o
M., "orman argued for non-in'erven,on regarding the
new itforles lie was opposed to The Wilmo Proyiso
nntler, OF Connecticut. followed advocating the
,mo, rrovlso and opposing The extension of Slavery
MI Disney then obtained the floor, when the House
adjourned. "N' WV iio''e
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March 10.
Inc House OF Delegates rejected the bill establishing
ne institute OF the Virginia Guard in the city OF Ken
mond, iamiharly known ne inc rmory School,
The vote on the passage Of The bill stood thus ayes "A,
noes % me Delegate of Richmond city voting in the mega
i've Upwards OF thirty bills We're defnvely disposed o.
"ung The morning and evening sessions. all OF when
VIII De noticed in The regular report of the proceedings
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WASHISGTON. March II p

WAsHIsGToN, March H. p. NJ
SENATE.-1he Census b III was under consideration
shur time his morning. but it was laid aside with the
understanding that ednes1ay would be devoted 10 It's
consideration.
The Presidents Special Message. communicating the
Constitution adopted by the people of California. was
then taken up, and Mr. Seward proceeded TO address the
Senate. lie said California ought 10 be admitted into
the Union at once. lie saw why she should
not he admitted independent of the question If slavery:
she ought to be admitted, because she had adopted free
Republican Consultations; but. whether her people recog-
nlsed ar tepndaed slavery, she ought 10 be admitted
lie declared his determination to be to vote AGAINST any
and every legislative compromises ofhe questions now at
ssne Compromises in his opinion were vicious in their
tendencies Nothing could be presented as an equivalent
for Freedom lie sd he prepared 10 vote then and
at all times, to alb slavery in the District of Coum-
Mr. :. sad he differed with Mr.. Webster relative In
The compact entered into the annexation Of Texas-
lie dad not think the North had agreed to admit into the
mon iur more slave Males. Ia be carved of the ter
riory OF Texas. For himself he declared he would new
er vote for the admission % another slave State He he.
e'ed Slavery 10 be contrary the laws u nature The
country need entertain no fears the safety If the
Union The day of slavery had gone by. 1t would he
gradnally abolished. or. lfa dss tuition of the Union
should take place roUd be eriepated bu The s,roydt
Shortly after Mr. Seward concluded, The Senate ad
lourned.
lioUsE OF REPREsENTArIvEs.-A motion to suspend
'9e rules Tor the purpose Of having the resolutions adopt
E" ny hp le9saiufe ot New York printed failed. and
lhen The House went into Committee of the Whole ON
/ The Presidents Special California Message Mr. Stan.
ton OF Kentucky, resumed and concluded his uument
In behalf OF the common right of all the States to The new
territory acquired from Mexico He replied to the re.
marks of Mr. H. Mann touching the social condition of
the slaves in The Southern States
Mr. Fowler followed in speech in which he boldly
asserted his determination to for the application Of
the 'lmol Poviso to all the territory belonging to the
United States.
Mr. Gorman obtained the floor, aud the Committee rose
and the House adjourned.
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l nc evening session was entirely devoted 10 the col
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