The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-19


As.ous That the So crstsry Of STAT. be directed
the foregoing resolutions The diplomatic agents
OF ali foreign powers having such agents accredited 70 'ns
aud that he be also directed % notm DIS
Msesp the Emperor Of Russia that this government ds
approves Of the aemp Of the honorable Alexander do Bo
disco minister from Russia accredited this government
20 su the authority OF Gas pard Tochman, at
toey couuselorataw under the enpioym oil The
heirs OF General Thaddeus koseinsko.
On motion by Mr. w the further eonside OF these
resolutions was postponed until Thursday next
ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE
By Mr.. YULEE-submitled July 1:
Resoiped That the President OF the Senate and the
Speaker OF the House OF REPRESENTATIVES DO aoloan teii
respective Houses Thursday the hfst day OF Ausus
next. IL O'Clock, meridian
Mr. Y moved that lis further consideration be post
poned until Monday next; which was agteedto
CHARLES ~ sIBBALD.
The Senate proceeded consider the motion, hereto
fore made by Mr. YULEE, to reconsider the vote by
which the bill for the relief OF Charles r. Sibbald was
rejected upon the question OF eDgrossment
Mr.. DODGE, OF Iowa, inquired whether theblll mad
passed
Mr. YULEE | will state that the bill was rejected
opposed il at the time but was asked afterwards TO
the CASE and together with another SENATOR not
present, | made some examination OF The meter,
and agreed to reconsideration. have since ex
ahmed il further and am inclined to think that the real
state OF things differs very materially IRON what sup
posed at the time opposed the bill make this notion
therefore, the request oil OF It's friends, to enable
them urge the reasons for it's passage The effect OF
The notion if acceded to, will only be to rensta,e the
bill upon the calendar, and every senator can then ac
upon ii as he thinks proper
The question being then taken upon the motion TO re-
consider, II was agreed TO,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Observation-Disclosures
The Senate, as in COMMITTEES OF the whole, resumed The
consideration OF the bill Tor the admission OF California
State into the Union, 10 establish territorial govern
ments for Utah aud New Mexico. and making proposals
Texas for the settlement OF her western and northern
boundaes-he question pending being upon the follow
ing amendments proposed oy MT foorE;
d,la nv ring the nd Ia
lines, aud the word eastwasdy, in the II line, aud in
wnere The sh degree Of north latitude said
river; hence east with said parallel OF latitude"
Also, amend the 7h section by adding thereto the lol'
low ing proviso:
made, and the is hereby made, to the people of Cali
orn and earnestly urged npon their favorable consdefa
ron be acted upon by the State of California after her
the Union shall have taken place, that the
said State of California shall consent to the establishment
Of Territory within the limits assigned to her by this
and that accordingly soon said consent OF said Stats
mode Territory shall be laid oft and estab
shei 10 be called the Territory Of Colorado the bounda
ries Of Which shall be as follows:
Beginning the Pacific IN, three leagues from Shore
35h parallel OF latitude, and running with said
aIe to the su.nn OF the sierra Ne ,ada IN thence
following the part of said mountains
oe, 10 the 37th parallel OF north latitude thence
thence along of said river, and down It's
channel and in the middle thereof 10 IN boundary line OF
Westwafdy the Pacific ocsan, point three leagues
fon shore thence the beginning, including all islands
within the boundaries For the Mt OF
Territory TO be estabished all the povsIons this act
boundaries therein pecled are hereby declared 10 be
oIce in the said Territory of Colorado on and after the
AN when the consent OF the State Of California sa have
expressed in and form provided Tor by this
Mr.. HUNTER addressed the Senate against the bill
in It's present form 1.-THE remarks OF the honorable SEN
ator having been withheld for will appear here
after, together with the subsequent and dependent de-
bate in which Senators FOOrE, JEFFERSON DAVIS,
and others participated
In the course OF the debate division of the question
demanded and the question stated upon the first
branch Of Mr. FoorE's amendment, as follows:
Amend the Both section by striking out the loh and lIth
lines word "eastwardiy," in Ie IL lice, aud
where the 34b degree OF north latitude said
river thence with said parallel of latitude"
The question being taken upon this amendment, it
decided in the negatise-yeas 30 nays a. as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Atchison, Badger, BaInwell. Berrcn,
Butler. Clemens, Dawson Downs, Foote Houston, Hunter
King. Mason Morton, Pratt, Rnsk Sebastian, souie Tar.
NAYS-Mesrs Baldwin, Benton, Bradbury, Bright,
s bayen nesa.on Dodge Of Wisconsin v Dodge Of
Iowa Felch, Greene Hale. Ham'in Jones' Miller, Norris,
gcon, Underwood, Uphanl, Wales, Walker, Webster. and
Whitcomb-3t
The question recurring upon the second amendment, IL
was read as follows
Add the seventh section the following proviso:
Pror,def, nofonhsondi"g, That proposition shall be
maize, and the hereby made to the people OF Cali
ation pom by the California after her
admission into tue Union shall bpve taken place. thai the
OF Territory within the limits assigned her by this
and that accordingly, said said State
.ve od Sc d o 'a and
shed be lied the Territory Of Colorado, bounda
rles OF W hich shall be AS follows, viz:
Beginning Pacific ocean, three leagues from shore
thirty fifth parallel OF lade, and running with said
parallel to the summit OF the Sierra Nevada mounta ms
thence, follow part oil said
be, 10 the thirty sent parallel Of north
latitude; thence with said parallel until inersects
the Colorado river thence along tho OF said river,
and down ats channel aud the middle thereof the
boundary line oil the republic OF Mexico thence along SAID
boundary line Westwaruy TO The Pacific point
three leagues from shore hrnce To the beginning inoiud
emb raced within the present boundaries For the
OF which Territory be established all the pro
visions oil this relating the Territory OF Utah.
the and boundaries therein specified, hereby de-
clsred be force said Territory Colorado, from
and after tue day when the of the state California
shall have been expressed in and form provided
for By this act
Mr. KING | wish to avail myself, sir, of the prvi-
ege that pertains to senator from the State of
Alabama to offer amendment to the proposition
sble, amended will justify, "a conceive, those
who think with upon the subject generally in giving
1t their support. ] am exceedingly anxious that such
change should be made will enable upon both
sides no disposed settle tins question upon
thing like fair us and equitable principles, to put IT in
that torm and thus settle question which all must
that 1t is OF the first Importance should be settled |
desrous Mr. President, al some proper time, to have
stated to the Senate and to the country the grounds upon
which shall act with regard this dstracing and agi
tatng questionable grounds upon which shall sustain
certain portions OF the bull that may be rejected by others
resulting IN the same section OF the country and the
grounds upon which shall feel myself compelled to vote
against ultimately, unless il be modified as to in
duce me to believe that the rights OF the South and that
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