The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-19


h ID The <lh 4 NsrsA issi. sss ssass--sd de
ssnss q isogsh h support q his ,osioa. He
wss followed BY Mr.. HsIs snd III. Dssssa.
On Tuesday Mr.. cs~ sssse..sd he s<sss
Two hssn In aver af shs cs.psni.s, ssd b
sPPs-aisa - he pias pssp>-sd BY he PrsSa<pI
Mr. Dsytss SsBswsa. and spak< n fsves Of shs
Prsidenfs pasn- lie kniShsd bio spssrh %
Wednesday,. ~hn M. chy sak<d Dc fissA Of
shs nsssure sos 10 aehsis Mr. Bsnsoa's nosioa
10 postpone the bill. MI. Benton ~ithdrsw his
motion.
On Wednesday. Mr.. clenens moved 70 81
he blank in he bill. - lsds.siy - Texas, with
ens million Of dollars. Rejscssd-syss o, nays
%. A long dshsls sheseuPss soak placs in rsIs-
ion 70 ths titls Of TexsA
hr. Tarpsys notion 10 sxiks cut eli In rsh.
ZION 10 TEXAS In die BAN. was sjscied-7l 10 ~.
During The disraauioa Of The compromiss qoss-
ton on Thursday, an unpleasant, and We might
Say . dissrscsfsI scene. was Displayed in he
Senate. the following condensed account Of which
ws copy from the Peseub urs InisIlisenesr;
Mr.. Benton and Mr.. Clay had some
controversy in regard TO the allegation Of
The latter. that Mr.. Benton was. las. No.
vsmber. opposed 10 The admission Of Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Benton denied il.
Mr.. Clay read the letter from 81. Louis,
signed John n. Reed. stating thai Mr.
Benton had expressed these views.
Mr.. Benton hoped the leiler would be
enierd on the journal. He proceeded 10
sllege that Mr.. Clay had delayed the bust
ness Of The Senate. and vas originally in
favor Of admitting California - as separate
measure. But the Senator should not get
OF by bringing up an Offset.
Mr.. CIay-l have no thought Of getting
of.
Mr.. Benson.-You shall NOT, if you
wish to. Much laughter He would hold
The senator as the suihos Of that letter. for
he had produced il. He did not admit
the senator's right thus 10 arrsign him Tor
delaying business. The letter is an in
famous calnmny, and thus brand i,-snd
| brand il aud The publisher Of il.
Mr.. Clay. repel with scom and con-
tempt the senator's insinuation against me.
Mr.. Benton. Oh. you may send il
back. bu, you got il FIRST.
Mr.. websier.il see with pain such Of.
fsnsive remarks. II 10 the duty of the
chair 10 stop debates on personal matters
lie could not Sit here quietly and witness
such breaches Of decorum.
Mr.. Benton. Oh. il 10 all over.
The Vice President said he did not per.
ctive the tendency OF the remarks OF the
senator from Missouri. and was not 10 The
chair when the senator from Kentucky
6rst spoke.
Mr.. Hale said that when he was attack
ed and letters read against him, every
body seemed 10 enjoy il. How old must
senator he 10 be entitled to exemption
from ruch INSULTS! az young senator, he
had TO endure them.
Ma. Underwood took the floor. He did
not feel like spe-king after this scene.
A motion was made 10 adjourn. II was
carried--yeas 30, nays %. The Senate
adjourned.
The House Of Representatives was engaged
the whole of the session Of Monday the 10th, un-
Ill 10 O'Clock at night in the Discussion Of the
California and slavery questions. On Tuesday
at one o'clock, the debate was closed BY Mr..
Mcdowell in beautiful speech in favor Of union,
oscillation aud harmony.
The questions upon Mr.. Doty's bill. admitting
Califarnia Immediately, then came up.
On Wednesday, various amendments were pro
posed, discussed Eve minutes. and then voted
down or withdraw. Only one important vo.e
was taken, which was upon the amendment as
serting that when California was acquired she
was acquired with the understanding by Con.
gress that the Missouri line was to govern hel
admission into the Union as States" This wal
rejected by yeas IS, nays l02.
4 On Thursday, the bill was again taken up il
committee, and other amendments heing proposes
long debates ensued, under the five minute rule.
On Friday the bill was not taken up. Report
from committees were called for.
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