Columbus Democrat., 1850-02-09
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The SLAVERY q, E-ElHN.

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Zion altogether. a-.H AS regard. ,.. Territories AID
The District a. Columbia T---. .- .s DIS aT.a'-
word Tie u-.a,.aaa a regard .9caa a-a-zH.-no.
California into fae Ja.7a state i- indefinite
and unsatisfactory. Are us % understand Nr.
Clay o.. being .a .-..r Of admitting California vI.l
the Constitution Is adopted tytaa lite Convention
heHat San Fua-s-02 IIaa does be- urEa By
suitable baaalarss3 There s scarcely any th.H-
new 10 DIS prog9si,iou-it las not the mer, o.or,--
iaal.y The author merely lays down some gen.
eaI facts 90 which little exception can be taken
Bot De am.t oaa great ae,-the .ngaHaa,, vital
principle for which tIc South has been a.l tie tine
aeaea.ag-.aat S That Congress las no power to
rz.a'a o1 ,Ic subject of slavery either in the terri
tories OF the District of Columbia. We don't like
that word "inaxpel.ent" l. does not meet the case,
1T does not afjri us safe, permanent guarantee
for the protection 0l our rights and Institutions
What one Congress declares to be ineEpedcn' am
other Congress may decide to be exped.ent Stll we
are willing to give Mr. Clay credit nr a patriotic
motive in making this moygmeut-tHe spirit and n
tent ofhs proposition are doubtless good though We
a91rshcuI that his resolutions viii no, be very ac
ccpab'e either at The north or at tie south
On the day after their Introduction lhe 30th ult,
Mr. Cay's resolutions were made the order Of the
day for Tuesday next, last rueslay) when nperhaPs,
the grand debate commenced in the Senate.
WAnrINGroN, Jan, 90,
SENATr.--Nr. Clay submitted a proposition
to settle the whole question of fsayeYaud is now
speaking =. VI. He proposes to admit Cal.
i.ornia, to reduce The boundaries Of Texas and
to establish Territorial Government, 1r all Ter.
rJorics.
SECOND DrsfATcu.
Mr. Clay expressed the hope that the resolu-
tious be had offered would be adopted. He had
reflected with great care upon the subject and
knew that they had been conceived in a spirit Of
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