The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

CaltfsrDia aS ga t1oeoSnSeAk m@As3sEs anu sS& 1f- lag t ae wiih others
 Mr Jaan seales that the North has aggressed on the Soaih, asd n41s calm and deei4ed anIi- slavery speech
 May Is. sEyArr The Senate resumed the consideration ol the bsA Cor the samSsssa of California and the establishment of terriisrSAi gOvesom~Rts-
 Mr Deuglass expressed desire 10 get test vote upos sep4r4iiug the measure fer the 4dm1ssisa of California from other sabieets. W iIh that view, hs mosei ,o lay the bill anesr consideration on The la bls fer the Parpose sf taking ap ths bill reported by the seieei committee for tbe scmIssioa or Cali farniA. The motion feJ=cted-yeas 2A nays 2e- Mr. Dav'., of Mss moved that The l0sh section of the ball be amen9e. 5y stFikisg eat the proxsiaa psevsRtiag Inc psoPcsea territorial legislatures irOea passing any Jaw Ia relation ts African slavery, and substituted therefor prOyisioa preventing said ie- gislatsres from passing any law interfering with taSss rights Of property which grow euI 0 the ia- SStatiOB sf Afric4a slavery.
 AF. Gay opposed the amendment stating hfs req sSus, and asked why Seastors enbarrass th. pend lag proposition by attempt 70 s~curs provisioa for protecting slavery where 1t eOaia and would aStg gs.
 Mf Davis said be wss eon;.aaiug fer principle. the rights Of the South.
 Mr Ysiee efscSastenaneed the eatirs schems Prssea,sd by the committee of thirteen.
 Mir Foots sail he was Tra,iied 10 fad that Mr
  vote had fet himself calied upon 10 express his dis appr0s,Iioa of the repsrt He spoke al some eHgtE tn fsvoT of the compromise
 The eehate eoufi D sed between M>ssys Foote and Yu'ee aatii | e'clo k, whea the Senate adjourned. HsrsE -Mr. StaaI.y, from the select committee to iHaafre what persous, who held office u0eef the last s<ni iastFasiaa, were correspondents Of news pepers and iaterersd wiih elections ked that ths committee be authorized tS employ clerk, asd hay. power to srRd fer persons and papers
 Alter considerable debate aud the proposal of sevs- ral factiOss amendments, the resolution was adoP- ted
 An.r some animpOrlant hasiSess. the House pro esec.d To ,h. consideration of the basisess the sPeAk-rs table, II being he motion of NF. Brooks, maee aogre weeks ago, to reconsider tine vote by which accommodations from tk= Secretary Of Ssate, enclosing the letier of the British minister. were sst--r-d to iSe committee os foreign affairs
 Nr Brooks advocated his motios al sstne length Af Ca.Sia spoke in favor of the tAria of +R. and ssaoa aeed the inference the par, of the British minist-r iSpp-rIiaeai and repEehensibae. He moved that much of the message bdsg coaside- ra,ieH r-ate 10 the tarH be referred 10 s<iset committee, ~ith instructions tO report sy bail or stherwis.
 NJ Bsylsy moved that 90 much sf the letter Of slr Hessy Baiwsr related ts ths tarsf, bs refer Fsd is the esAnoitlse Sa Ways ARd Means.
 Mavls
 
 na As State and The establish seas of terrtorial governments Of Utah and \ Merieo wss taken ap. NIT Davis, sf Mss, modified hs am-scneut, ssSmissd yesterday, by subslitatiag . prsvisSas ts i5tA sectoa, gisiax the territorial legislature p"~e' ts Psss laws secssssFy to the promosiea of ia. rights of the ciizeSs of the territories iu their Aissess ss1<e prs7~rty.
 A' Foeis rsssmed. asd cencl sded hts speech Of yesserSay, ia reply 10 Mr fuiee. and his viadiea- toa sf Inc position that ahoslfiaa lawn in Mexico ere rsp-4s-d
 Er fstes desired that the rights of the Seath sos'G es expressly gsaraateed by bail before he e'sA 'sPpor; 1t He ssked DO eOmprossise, bat gay tAii the ssHsiiiaisaaI rights of the South Ds s@ear-c ts them
 H' foote resumed, aad concluded. at great N1Sa' ~'A as1itsoaal DaRgest and Asrcsstic ss a'ss "a a?Psstliaa ts Yaes and the defeaes Of the [ saS, ta eeseisssaa, expressed his eosyictioa @ Ve SAy Wn EoI far distAat whea this eompr0-
 S'a ~sai pas- both hSssss of Cengress and a"sa ey aas7efs4 shouts of public acclaasaiisa
 f, NSsne' esssrse 10 say that Inc bili never 9AA' 70 hs present. form. Sf FSsts r-pf7-s thst Ae ws. not enns..4 f. .h. ss.s ~ sasn-ais to h. bsll f S'-aashta sad, la.t, anfssts nafe y they never u ~ aAs as1ea1Enests hieh were satisfactory .s-e1 Win soEae resnArks for the Purpo%. Of ,SS-s nal NJ. F0ste had not bseE Consistent tn v..,.ss A-es'i'a He compared Mir E E a~ciaraiioa s..p!, tas; ias aGmisssoa of CalifarDia was 's&A Inc Ssatk he'd te esmplaEn of slsh .,s sa ae sssamsi is . letter signed by him es'ssagaes, ia which that rssasars wss aro- V '" S -eaisal=At to ths w lisast pYesiso .....5 001 iassrposed, and triangular erozs- Ere - ~i%-sn hsn. cJenssts. sad Jed Davis. r.,9 .se@t'Assd aala o'clock. Senate adsoarned sr, MsyIT.