The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-08

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motion made to reconsider the vote, and that
motion was laid on the table.
The House went int Committee Of the whole
on the Senate bill, to establish territorial govern
me mt for Utah.
Mr.. McCL ERNAsB in the chair.
The first section having been read, Mr. WENTWORTH
proposed the wilmot proviss, applicable to all tho
| territories acquired from Mexico
Mr.. HARALsos. (dem) Of Ga, said this was a bill
providing for the government. OF Utah alone, and
the amendment applied to all the territory 90
quired from Mexico it We, out order.
The CHAIRMAN so decided
Mr.. WENTWORTH modified this amendment, so as to
confne the provso to Utah, and 1t was voted down
Ayes. 49,. ..''.........' ....".:... os
Nays. .............. rs
MIR MEADE offered amendment to repeal all
laws heretofore passed by Congress, prohibiting sla
very west of the Mississippi.
The CHAIRMAN ruled the amendment as out of order
and he was sustained by the committee.
Mr.. MEADE then submitted an amendment, with few
remarks allowing slaves to be taken into Utah. until
State govern ment shall be formed.
This was rejected =:
ayes.
Nays. ......... 90
Mr. STEVENS, (whig) Of Pennsyvania, moved to
strike out the proviso in the bill namely, that said
L .A.k "a Gt.t. al
or without slavery" His object intervention
1t did become this Congress attempt to bind
future Congresses to the admission Of States with
/ Or without slavery. This amendment was also re-
/ jected:--
ayes. '.'''.'''''. .'''''"' .''.''.''''' on
| nays. 90
MIR. FITcH, (dem) Of Indiana, offered mendment,
that the Mexican Law prohibiting slavery shall remain
! in full force
| Mr. MILLsos, (dem) of Virginia proposed to amend
Mr.. Pitchs amendment, that the laws In existence
at the time the territory acquired shall not be
construed to destroy the rights to property recognized
| in the slaveholdipg States
The committee rose, and Mr. Bow moved and the
House adopted resolution TO close the debate in ave
! minutes
The House again went into committee.
Mr. BAYLY, DENY of Va, appealed to the members
from the South to offer any Othss amendments to
this bi which had received the vote OF every South
ern Senator and the from Virginia. He would say
TO the other side that Is perfectly certain that this
bill is not going 10 be amended 1t half past
three O'Clock and the only effect of proposing amend
| ments will BIZ to keep the House here much the
longer.
MIR. sKDDor, (dem) ofvs. replied that at the time
Utah passed the series Of outrages had not been
passed. 1t evident that The intention Of the
Norhernss to letter southern institutions In this pet
\ ty remnant territSry he ublauce nom
Intervention II he could nat appeal to the House
Justice, he could to the people who wropsed and
outraged.
Mr.. Mnlsons amendment was rejected -
| Yeas. .............. -. ~
Nays. ............... ..........'.... ......W
The question now came up on Mr.. Pitchs amend
ment.
MIR Toenps, (whig) Of Ga, said, In reply to Mr. sed-
don. that If there have been any aggressions the
South, she did 1t herself, by her own hand and BY
her Let the question be kept In Virginia,
and are prepared to stand on it.
Mr. fiteh's amendment rejected
Yeas. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Nays. ......sS
Mr.. SELDOM replied to Mr.. Toombs. contending that
the South have been ~ronsed and that the series Of
measures constituted great outrage. lie no longer
considered tho States Of the Uni,n a equality.
MIR. TooNHs responded, denying that sggressons h,d
been forced the South, and believing the admission
OF California outrage tie yielded TO concession
and the will of the people-North, East, South, and
West and the gentleman from Virginia take the
concession for what he make OF II.
Mr. wmLsoss, (d,m) OF Ca, offered q prsforraAl
amendment, justifyin his vote for the boundary bill
aud expressed his belief that the South has suffered
injustice BY the admission OF California.
Mr.. Hvps.RD dem Of Ala, told ansodote ss sp-
plicstle the encounter between mesrg Seldom and
Toonbs, which caused some lsughter
Mr.. srpDor again arose and replied to Mr. Toembs.
+ MIR Bows, (.em) Of Miss, ,aid he always thought
when people we're fairly mised, they gave up
(Lsoght.rl lie would say nothing Offensive TO
his frisnd from yirsins, (Mr. seddonJ who had
been carrying the fight CALAMITY BY him
self" there OF erJing over splt
milk " After the battle of Ne~ Orleans over q
soldier seen firing BY himself. said a gentleman
TO him, what the devil you doing her, ?" II am
carrying on the war, he replied, ION my Own hook y
Excessive laughter) trust, remarked Mr.. Brown
in conclusion, that will all agree give up The
House prepared 20 pass the bill without dottng
or crossingat Let turn this matter to the
people 20 help Tod, sm Tor rssi.tsnos.
None Of the amendments offered we're agreed to-
The committee rose, when. under the operation Of
the previous question, the Utah bill passed
Yeas ............s... .'''.s.sss. ~
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