The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12
CONGRESSIONAL

W AHHl""IuHf liuffdII. Jan q
ln senate, tho Chair ANNOUNCED rt. a.. ,
miuee ou lhe CcusUs thus Alr.-,. n. ..
Noes, Butler of ~ouli Carplfa slN
uf Pennsylvania, Underwood rl K...
Shields of liliuois, Dickinson a 81, H., 'r
A resolution WIS Offered calbpr n, .p,t'
nation respecting lhe removal n hoy, .''''
terH, which was laid over, "''''
Mr. Days Of Alassachusclts inrrolo,,.,
hill for retired lihi Of the army, which 49,.
luid over.
Mr. Cass said he should tomorrow ,,u..
bis fosoluliou with regard 10 tie n....~.
Austria, aud Mr. Foola said he sh0uI r...r
his territorial resolutions 90 Monday.
MrAtchison offered a resolution G,f..
tho Missouri compromise. ST. lien,or,,,f
an elaborate speech against H. Tho s...
went into Executive srsHIuU, uHi ~ --7-,l
lill tomorrow
Another report Of tho pracecd.r., a.
the Senate is more full, H. fpIlowa ,
/ Mr. Foot notified rho SENATE f,st lac vs.
on Monday, call up his resolution uroyt5.
| lhnt Il ~ tho duty Of Congresa,nt this se...'
TO provide Territorial Governments for H.,
crei, California, aud New Mexico.
NJ SGasrd muHed lhat Mr. C1s.s fe..ls.
/ ton relative 90 suEpcuuiug Diplomatic fi.,
course with Austria, and Mr. Foote's rf,.r
ton just referred, DO printed. Which MA,
agreed Ia.
M Hale gave notice Of an amendment
/ to tho latter resolution, adding thereto H..
! WnIdz==
-"Scvuring to no inhabitants oflhese Ier.''
tories oil the privileges and liberties guam
iced 10 the ciiizeua.of the North West Ier-
I tory by tho ordinance of 1857"
His design was not 20 cmharrass the ga
ME, butiho gave notice ~ his nmondmer'afl
moved lis printing, In order that Sehal.a
/ might, IN advance, have IN opportunity u
! rUUFIiirTIUg Us TTOT05IIi0i. N0IicT 70 WI
I was adopted.
Mr fooIo mHdc remark flnuudhle int
/ par, of tho CHAMBER which the reporter ID,
/ cupicd,) aud closed with m expression
I hls dcslre 10 keep the yoke OF he reck'd
\ EietmfH'
Nh Hale WINS very glad To ilrd ina, hrssI
aud tie Hon. SoHaJGt agreed go wei rt-.r
one point; that was the very uljrri Ne lc,.t
( ed 20 accomplish, 10 keep tho yoke od'uio
neeks Of ifeemen. lie might, perhaps, wi,.
understand his friend from Alssi-sippi, Bat
/ IT lhn same phrnseology did not mean two
| thineS ho would sny f6r himself and tho'
who agreed with him in opinion upon l.''
subject, that they were Glad to bc assured
/ Tho 6i0 nEgiFtuiTrc uUd ru-uVcrutiuu ~ i---
great work which tlcy were Co receive fret
the Senator from Mississippi According
the phrHscolocy, they both desired 10 hrc-'
+ the bonds, md let the oppressed TO free.
IN the House, Mr. BOYD desired 10 p-s.Jf
a mcuIorihl from The inhabitants OF De-
asking admission of MIR Bnblitt ns a dole,
TO lhc Congress Of Iho Union.
Mr. Stephens, Of Georgia, objected.
Atr- iIakeE- Of Illinois. presented llt G.
dcntinls ol Mr. Smith, as Delegate frou, s.-
Ia Fc, which WAS objected to-.
A hnlloiing Tor Clerk WINS Proceeded o.
aud on tho lst, Mr. Forury OF r,uns, hala
Ind o.; Mr. Campbell, Wing, II sc0pcfirs
* On The ~ tmlioI, fomrN ipi Grm'
bell ~; whole nunbcr 2lo. A0rr ca|l..
the yeas and n~ys three times, the House @ /.
Journed Ill tomorrow.
WAsmNGToN, FRIDAY, ynh
Ia ,ho Senate, the resolution at N.'"''
respecting nou-iuIercoutse. with Au'if. 4
came up. lie said IN support oiiL u
Trieste was the only por, IN Austtit,eGd 'Ti I
consul there would be- Quite suffice
al necessary business heiWccu Angca on
Austri1. The course Of Auswio,vlth reg "a.
10 the llmhgnrilns, was n,rnciou.. lie col
graduated the country on the co-opcI
hl WI w filNltIs w bN lllhtlNs''N '''''
gnry, aud solicited ulso the support 20. W.
CLAY, saying thnt the latter Senator b-d %,
yocntud non.iuiercoursc with Luroico
uonarc = Ito gave history of the lia,-''
rnn war, aud said that the attacks on lm'
gary had been made IN violation OF lhe %"
of nations, and against the spiriI OF lhe. ns'
and werc- marked by Manlnn- mud en-.
bloodsteds Austria was unworthy OF in'ei
course with us. He opposed thc oIToWT
iiaeili of MIR lAmcs Watson Webb = MN,
ter to that court. Mr. seward r-----'-''---
Webb. q,
MIR Footo made harnuguc against NJ
Seward.
Mr. Halc-As this resolution proposed
change in the policy of the Governmeh-
hnpul il would not toe hastily ncled nloL
AZ the suggestion Of several senators
then withdrew his former motion, aud H'
ed that tho further consideration OF liz :
iect be postponed until Monday. Age
TO.
The Vice President laid before the Sei'
Message from the President, commli n
ing tho correspondence with Lady FnrAl..
relative to an expedition for the rccouI
I Sir John Franklin. Referred tn Nan s-a=
milicc. 4. mo.
HousE. MIR Chandler presented the WV
Rpsriul of MIR Liueil, conIesting tie 81 h..
AR Rahbins of tho fourth c6nErcssioIia.i. S A.
trlct OF PENNSYLVANIA. Ii was reierf'' ~ 49,
committee on Elections. ,,$,,I ,s
~ Mr. Williams wished to prcseu' seNe'"''
I tittouS. ------------ ----- 7 ,,5f Y
Tho Speaker said tina, they cou'u n' s1t
presented in the open House no"- liz. +.
| thirty days of the session having eNp"eseo
The limit fixed by the rule for dA''y F'''
thiipn was not in force. .y4-,r,l5
MIR Winthrop remarked that accoIo% ;o,,,.
The old maxim of English law -er g. ,bc +.
turerutiun of rifles should he made ~ ~ AIT
vnr Of liberty of speech and TIE ,,hc,ta
he asked the Speaker to CONSIDER, III Tvs
the right OF petition was TO be noF'oS''.