The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29


s s>os~~>>>~>>~N>>~~e~~
CaIRTY.FlHsT OONGREss.
srsf FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
wAsH,Ssros, March %, 1850.
PETITIONS
MessS. HAMIN and GaEES presented numerous
aatislsvsry petitions, Of ths usaai shsrsetsr.
CALIFORNIA CLAIMS.
Mr.. BExroN offered . rssolutisa 70 inquire into the
sxpsdisney Of providing In the dencisnsy bill Tor the
payment e Cslifornis olaims Adopted
ANOTHER RAILROAD rSoJscr.
Mr.. BEEros gave notice Of bill providing for the
sonsaxuotion of railroad from 81 Louis ssn Fran
THE ~ M'~rrL
BIN for the relief Of the widow Of Gen. Mcneil wss
Mr. Russ objected to the Immediate passage Of In
MessEs. UaDEawooD and Bsrror ooneurrsd in Mr..
Rusk's Views and the bill vas lsid over.
the RHODE voLuNrEEss.
Mr. CLARK reported = bill TO rsfuad TO Rhode Issnd
the sdvansss she made to her volunteers during the
THE PUBLIC rx,rrIso
Mr.. bsRLARD, from the Committee on Printing re-
tsses systen Of public printing tie also offered an
amendment entirely rsa.od Hing the present sysss
FUNERAL HoNoks
Mr.. Cars resolution, discountepancing the prac.
<iee Of sesordiDg funsrsl hopsrs 60 sas memory OF
members q Congrsss dying during the Recess OF Con-
Sr D.I:. q Mise. opposed 1t. rA. resolution
Woe eoopteQ-
ma voorx's coMMrrrGE OF rH,RrsEN.
The Senate resumed tho consideration OF the special
Bells comPromies resolution = sslsos mmittse.
Mr. BALDWIN having the hoor, addressed the Senste
upon the general ques IONS involved the resolutions
He expressed himself In favor OF disconpssuug the
question Of admission Of Caisrois all other sub
jects, and declared himself advocate tne
sure without compromis~ cenoiston he copsidsrsd
the crcumst ances attending the scqusiti,a Of Cah
fornia and New Mexico sxamiDed Tue question OF
slavery connected Herewith and asciseed mis- IN
IN h. au-lAn nf Az Tar.
xitories nov free. Without concluding ms rsmsrxs
MIR. gave way to mor,ou to postpone the further
Afser the transsotion OF svms additional business,
and executive session, the Senate adjourned to
Monday.
House OF Representatives.
WAsHisGroS, March 2s, 1850.
Mr. WINTHROP In the chair
THE CONSUL AT VIENNA.
Mr. HAMPTON, (~hie) of Psnusyivsns, offered . reso-
luton calling upon the President, not pstibls
With public iAtsrst for copies Of the
OF the Cossu At Vienna, together with the su,bonty
under which he has acted In that capacity.
INsoLvENr pEBross.
Mr THOMPSON, (dsm) Of Pspnsylvsnis from the Com
mittes the Judiciary reported bill to enact and
continue In operation certain the relief Of insoi
vent debtors of the Untsd states. Referred TO the
Committee Of the whole state Of the Union.
HUDSON COMPANY.
Mr.. MILLER, (dem Of Ohio from same COMMITTEES, SUBJ
mittsd resolution calling the President II not In
eompaibs with the public interests for oil information
In his possession to of claims OF Pa
gets Sound Agricultural Compsoy In Oisgoo sud acts
Of noorpoist Of the company Alec, tne chsractsr
and nunbsr spd extent Of right VI the hud
Beg Cen paBy and BItisn sebjecSs south Of 4vth
deg eatttude inoiuoing the members and servants OF
tAs company and the places ana south ofsad
parallel And that the President comn oncste whether
.aAy and what proposition hss been b. Had-
son Boy Coopapy TO the last this sistrstion,
so.sn Of 70 degrees and that he fassS ia. ouss ss
oopss Of all papers connected with all such proposi
..s ,os 5:
objection TO the passsge Of the resolution In
wolves Interests requiring invess sstioo, and the
'mitsss can only ebtsin Information In the manner
Ths srrArrn decided that the resolution must he
Mr. MILLxs appealed from this decision, bat the
Chair vss sustsased Mr. Miller tnsn asked leave to
M wrsrwoRrH (asm Of Illinois, objected. He
M MILLEa said his object ives to withdraw the
souson, 70 prevent i ON Monday, when the rnes
Mr WarwonrH-If the gentlsmso viii print IL In
MIR MrLLss repsssed, that the oommittss soxious
20 obtain the and do not desire TO be do
The srs.sss ssd that ths gentleman could not with.
Mr.. Tscssros t.hs ds.s... from Oregon, wanted the
resolution withdrawn TO Offer IL on Monday next He
was about to speaE of we'll lad scheme supposed TO
relate 70 tbs ptons Of shs Hudson Bsy compsoy
when objection vss made 70 his procssains With his
Mr. wssrwoarH ssksd the unanimous consent Of the
House TO enable the delegate 70 speak, bat vss npt
Various reports were made from standing CON-
pittsss.
M Wsys aud Means reported DILL for the suppsrt Of
West Point Academy, tor the fiscal ysar ending 3oth
1uE CALIFORNIA QUESTION.
The Houss then vent ioto Connittss OF the Whole
ON me c.ldorn's % question On v,.-,. . u.
tended that vs are In the midst Of r.volason fec
Jssrs ego overvhslniDg majority In bosh branches
unsnthorsd By the sad dangerous the
public peace. lie referred to the positios whtcn
cent ana PRESIDENT. But this individus is nov the
lsaoer of the tree coil party and 10 esif condsmnsd.
We Ssss told tnss sss ssiesa.n o. slavery n soe
lures and the Executive and the mastery over every
Northern Lssisisturs The sssos has been spssn
and yet fog talhtDs Of holding southern Convention,
e.n.i.nsn Or. br.sdsd Gssh .rssssn He would teal
deeply msdtatisg the Northern agssssioa asa the
neaDs Of redress He did not tsink that Mr Stanley
ss,d sbss 81. vss for Unios wimos pros,so or no VIII
not proviss. ssa for vhea sssuosss he vss ehsssed
The south we're the seiy free sossrs, In the props
sss S.s .oss sos.sS.r In u. Sor.s "a. ssss
bisa Il labor They exist together soathsra ssssss
SLACK and white nso work In the nsids sad work.
sbops. The white mas vas exalts1 because the black
san esss him. and the bsok Ia becssss he csa
be sSsed In proof that ths south the free so
party 10 there singis spot In tns South, vhsrs
forkern men do not transact businsssg rhsy are
killing on ths ps,ivs southern nsenas,es By usder.
ssllng them. They preson the gospsi thsfs end get
che of the land They teach the southern chidrsa
He repestsd, that there aoy sense In the rve so
perty The south are OF that party he tnvoked g~ne
men TO some back TO the old Virginia doctrine OF
doctrine of srict conssrucsion with
out vhisk this govern seat viii soon beooms curse
hr. CsAsplrs. (vhag) Of fenusyivsnis replied to
several genssmsD Who had preoedec him ana spohs OF
che somD1ants a the South. which, IN MIS- opinion,
not well founded Ne denb~d thst slavery vss .
greet messi, sosssi asd political bsssasDg 10 vss said
By Jsgsrson-l that 90 true - there 10 God. 90 true
wil the eountry suhsr frcn savsry. That there IL .
Gcd si nasuss shows snd the NJ Ion 10 puoishsd, -
Jedsrsea prsdsesst II slavery h sueh biessipg vhy
does ~ cot sxesnd 20 the Ssssss from which it has
hesa baaIshedf II u we're oct Of MARYLAND. not