New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

second time by Mr.. HoLmes Nv, go n'veo' to' tas
acozeh q yotes for saAt.ibnc,s ~ :. ~, - -
Yeas and Nays nor anything bu, th go, -. seS
seinsoe reaPonse viva voce whilo the ,oi,,' -
No o o.S ~ was az the firing NJ IN '0"gy "
HOLnFsl A general laugh from the w. Rooe
this brother w aigs. shall say 3)-ana n. -.
OF struggling Uinaist here aud tbara - IS
opPoeite aide of the hAnber, gave him A."
noBstration which must have shasbed essn h;os
The vote moR csme upon tbe third reading IL
gave the glorious result The rest was tha ,neyn,s
matter oform. The previous questioa was mod
and sustained with but feeble opposition A mo-
ton to table the bill, fol owed from Sc FsArBsR.
SION, and call for Yess and Nays, with "po--ohI
no. from the South. half s dozen or so of soash
Csro.itians and &ississippians n ths sHrm1-
tive and no count, OF course, WAS bad In the
INCENTIVE; and then came the final vote Da.
ring the calling of the roll the elongs.
ted faces of the Southern Ultsaista presented
most striking add mournfal contrast 10 the
literally extended phyzis Of ihe Northern mea
generally, but the Wings in particular. Even
mf. iooaBs ceased his daily clatter of BAG
Dying words emphasized in bis characteristic wGy.
foof oLis@AAN sat as mute az mouse, and as
penslVe as II ne had never received thai "vslsu.
tire from Y ankee girl in the Gallery Thsra
were no protests, no pistols. no Bowls knives or
Arkansas tooth-ploss. Mr. JoRSsoN came in, al
ter the announcement, and asked that al IA xoald
make no odcs now" he might be allo wed to record
his vote against the bill. he was gr.tiaed asa
matter Of course. An Intellectual motion 20 adjourn
followed. There was difference between che
votes on ordering to the third reading and fnaI
passage1
The House now went into Committee OF the
Whole, and the Utah b'l was then taken up Mr.
WENTWORTH moved the principle of the Winot
Proviso and made appeal 30 the generosity IN
of the majority. The question was put by tellers,
and gave 90 to 10 Thus has this great safeguard
aganst despotism been not only 80 wound I'd " in
what was once the House of its friends, bat ~aR
stfenged to death in the Committee OF the Whole.
where the Yeas and Nays could not be hsi-ths
prince OF its betrayers JOHN A MCCLEREAND.
presiding over the funeral-perhaps put in the
Chair at ha own reQueat.
Next came provision for the protection OF Sls.
very in Utah, from Mr SEDDoR Of Virsinis. iotlog.
ing with speech fnl Of fire and fury his csvernous
and luminous eyes glowing like furnace fires
Tellers gave only 35 to s5 Ross, of Peupsylvana
going through in the affirmative Indicating thai
the terrible flashing Mrs. SwIssHELa gave him did
but but little good, and shat he is palt REDEEM tou
THADDEUS STEYENs row rose and moved to
stIke out the conditional clause az to the adoption
or rejection OF Slavery by the .ahs. He proceed
ed to speak-creE of Question arose from tha
opposite side, and at the came moment the crash
and jingle of glass was heard Il proved to be
6 umoler which the Chairman's (McCLERNANDt
hammer had smashed when giving an empha.is
was of no use to cry" Queation!" He was very
brief, but emphatic
MIR. MILLsoN proposed an amendment atsampg-
ing to denet he action of the Mexic an laws SO ag
to provide for "nonintsrvenson." Alter q few
words from the mover this was disposed Of Vgth4
out o count.
The Committee rose and reported tho bill to tha
House. Having resolved Is stop debate in i've
minu es, it went into Committee again. air. BAYLY
roae, and expressed tho hope that no Southern
man would propose any further amendments Sec
ing the Southern Senators had 80 generally gone
for this bill, incuding these from his own State.
This alluSion to Virginia gave MIR. 5EDDoE pre-
te2t for another harang 10. He got tho steam
higher than ever, and taxed loudly and family
Of resistance TO the lAst HI appealed directly
10 his sou thern brethen did not know but that
thin was the slgnafo the "pstols," &c. but saw
none, any, the slightest, disposition to try theI
game!
Alr FITCH next offered an amendment, ccnarm-
ipg the control of the Mexican law, prohibiting
Slavery. Mr.. SAcKETr said few words. Mr..
TooMBs fired telling shot among the SoutherR
Compromising, charging that they had no right to
complain Of the North, which created great sen-
sati0n. Mr. Seldom rose 20 reply. Order.
order - and crap, rap"
The Committee being on pro forms amend
menta MIR. Seldom got up one, and replied 20
Mr, TooMBs, retorting with the charge that Mr.
TooMBs himself had orsskon the South, in voting
for the Texas Bill. There was some indsposislon
to hear sEDDoN Let him go on I'll answer
him E" from TooMBs, in bis seat, and " Order Or
der ! =" from the Chairl Mr. ToomBs replied tax.
ing ground that there wac outrage in admittins
California He would maintain this ground al
Home. applause and calls to order
This was new turn, the batteries oil Southern
wrath having begun to be pointed at one another
Mr. WELLBoRN of Georgia, was she next spe aker.
Though feeble in health and voice, ne is always
stened to with interest. The crowd had bseu
great in the area and asles, but it now diaperasd
at the request of the Chairman. Father HUBBARD
OF Alabama, follow with an aneodote which
threw the Houae into tit of boisterous merrneus
which lasted some minutes. Its point" was Ia.
tended to show that there would be no fight" az
ter all. SIGMA.
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