The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-12

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Mr. HuHter said he should oppose this bi, oss IL
with no hope of preventing its passage y '1SEt
lieved that it would be an entering We
abolition by Congress Of the slave trade ON M
mental I easIa, MoIJ IgcO Sd
| consequences. 1t would lead to the h,
| slavery in the District. t,., t..
The slaves in Virginia were contened Ia eJ,ii +
| their condition had been greatly improved. +
| black race he had the kindest feeling and = Re T
do what he could to promote their comfort P9srl'
| tent with what he owed to his own race. kMIASNo
Mr.. Pearce moved TO amend the IELL,
jurisdiction to the Criminal Court o.
over casss of violation Of this law Su@ UI5zl y
Mr.. Clay sustained the orig c zen Two
| from the Committee of Thira iouia!h plrsATy.
| OF the amendments wouI &c .l.3.T- in a genersi
| system of laws for the District but there was no
| hme now to elaborate that system. These amend
nents, II we attempted them, would defeat the bill
lie replied to the Senator from Virginia, (Mr,
| HunterO and contended that the rights of the
South would not be injured by breaking up the de-
| testable slave prisons in this District The peo-
| pie oil this District would not use these mems
They never bought slaves from them. They did
| not want them.
Mr.. Pratt took a view Of the existing law of the
District, and of the law it existed in MARYLAND
at the time of the cession Of the District in $500
| Maryland alone was interested liz this bill No
slaves could he brought here for sale or residence
except from the State of Maryland Mr.. Pratt
was opposed to the bill, and moved postponement
| till Monday, he wished to attend an important
| election at home. %
| 4, Mr. Phelps moved an adjournment. Los,< =
MT. clay replied TO the Senator from NJ. Y and
ne diIehoIheht oil Ar. Fearce was agreed to,
so far as concerns laws to prevent persons from
| abductng of slaves. Yeas 26 nays H.
| The other part, relative to laws concerning FREE.
negroes, was agreed to. Yeas "a nays Is.
| Mr.. Foote withdrew his amendment as that of
the Senator from MARY land was preferred.
| ne senate then ADJOURNED.
ocoeJ =; Jio,;s NV; ~ d pilllcPa5ly
NJ - S IeS3iuuoh fshG5fossta
) pas.lg 10 a2pg;nt B.-B. F,zn-,~~1 - Lynch Br .
- ~ ri the House 10 connie = lSG z ~
CI trks O. al ~ tle ,,,Ies 81 IT,, ~ i-Sqg IoIme,
oa-dents undo, Sns o. aIgest OF the pre-,
Ton was laid on Inc In. , A1O"se' Inc Tesolr-
p Nlr. Fuller, from the Coror7; f,os On d
ported resolution to print JV96 vi inning, re-
Of pensioners Of the United States w .lle INST
IeI discussion when the hour ~ o'cIoolS was uh,
The 'e' H5n up ~, ,,s7 gi'ecIat-ordes-
boundary biz and ,Ea oueeaeq to consider the Texas
by Mr.. Boyd. '' amendment thereto proposed
Mr.. Daniel, being entitled IN H.,
hour in opposition p tb 10 me hoor spoke an
600 pTonose NV "J I sooner vote for the $4,000
territory She cy one piI to defend Texas in all the
her. y adyocatsJ t I,'a" 70 give It to dsmember
reuarJ y i ,oateu the non-intererence policy in
as s '@Yefy IN the territories; and introJy;csJ
lowing in he ,,, 'ie pfoVso OF Mr.. Root, the fol.
o Tue Whole on the state of the Tri, IoiItiiltee
onaI secton 70 [gPort with the said bills an add
tory 5ai as PROMPTS African slavery in anv ter
,efy,ssr to the United States which Eas
Ocean ,n ,I'g -N,ssiSSiPPi river and the Pacific
Sta rt'' Is not included within the limits of nn,,
al iUli ana void from and after the n.sso ~ a."
p so as to extend the prineipIe of po, Oh
s nj. \, 70 sal sad territory" '''"-iN'ef-
nd d. snoL HeDowe, of Virginia, obtained tba aoo-
~ 'Pohe an hour, He said that hi - 'iJ moor
PRODUCTION again Of IA W. U II not been tof>he !
. "s S IN itself and universallv obno;o .ng
,,,,ai Huh lie maintained that i u1s us 10 s.
'"gIeSS ior any good purpose and ttte[Iy i
il"te mischief He objected to am, 10y PoTef ~ Tor n
a. % slavery IN the territories as uScons,i,I
"a H. x, g ,,; TO the Southern States ty
,cb Me- been mtroJndpa ri9eet al h
en-, 10y it..J in Tor any NJ
'he inequality rI5ry Il, d powerful argu NJ
ino IeWeo 1t as project that pr' ne proViso NJ
S Of a.. . }4aA12Llon and character of trRogas.
49, VI .He Cn'Lcd States who shall occupv The
e United States P0''ioH o' the citizens of
Alr. Mcdowell vyas ,rooool, ~.
neal to ali saa,;. FiOoCeSl'nS IN an eloquent -
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