The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-08

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YEAS -Messrs Abs1son. Alexander. Allan. Anderson.
Andiews Baker Bay. Bennett, Bingham. Bissel Bokes
Booth. Bowie. Bown. Baect. Briggs. brooks. William
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Mcqueen Neville Meade, Mill:oa, Morse Morton Orr
ped, Frederick stanton Richard H. Stanton, Thomas
Jacob IThGmpson To0mbs, venabio Wallace. Welborn
Mr. RICHARDSON moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was passed, and then to lay that motion
on ne 1ss which s 0n was agreed To-
now resolve itself into Committee OF the Whole the
state of the Union.
An Intellectual motion to adjourn next made;
Inc motion 10 80 into Committee OF the Whole was
The SPEAKER called Mr. McCLrRNAND 10 the chair ;
Mr. McLANE having Withdrawn his substitute for the
California State bill OF Mr. DoTY-
Mr. BOYD asked the unanimous consent OF the COM
mitee 10 permit him to move to take up the Senate's
Utah bill: agreed to.
The said Senate bill having been taken up,
The Clerk proceeded to read it to the House alter
Mr.. WENTWORTH offered the Wilmo, Proyiso as an
amendment 10 the first section of the bill.
The question upon il being put by ielles, il was not
agreed ,o--ayes SO, noes IS.
Mr. MEADE offered amendment applying the doc
trine of non-intevenon to all United States territories
ruled out Of order.
Mr.: NJ. appealed; when the decision of the Chair
Mr. seldom moved the following amendment, to cyme
In Immediately after the provision that the Territories
when formed into States, should be admitted with with
out slavery, as the people should in their constitution
declare:
And that, prior the formation Of State constitutions,
there shall be no by reason Of law usage
existing in said Territory by the action OF the territorial
legislature OF The emigration OF all citizens Of the United
States with any kind Of properly recognised as such in
MIR S. said / offer this amendment Mr. Chairman for
no purpose OF mere delay obstruction, but in good
faith, to obtain an expression OF the of the commit
tee not my purpose 10 comment upon the details
character OF the measures which, by action yeser
terday and to-day, ills clear this House has resolved
consumrnae and pass | feel too strongly and deeply
the gross wrong and outrage they nct my section
and State to characterize them just and
BETTING the decorum Of this place This the last in the
series, indeed the least Objectionable, because il is
based on the sembance OF Donlnlerventon, and may be
considered as holding out the profession OF not excluding
from the poor remnant OF the magnificent acquisitions
obtained from Mexico covered by its provisions the citi-
xens of slaveholdng States with their property From
all the residue fear the souherner, with his property,
must be held forever excludsdfrom the wide domains
bition, and ratified BY The legislative
sanction OF this Congress and from the whole
well OF the territory purchased from Texas as Of that
included under the designation OF New Mexico both by
the supposed operation OF Mexican law, aud the WELL
known determination recently evinced by the people
whom present power conferred TO exclude the nstiu
tons OF the South The only chance remaining TO the
South in that isolated desert portion OF tbs great basin
which has been abandoned from its wohlessness TO the
Mormons and even IN regard to that wish now 70 test
whether there really to be the part Of the South the
privilege Of PAL ucpalion in its enjoyment WISH
to If the principle Of intervention is realysto be
adopted and carried out in relation to it Wha benefit 10
US that States are to be admitted from this territory
with or without slavery the people, forming such State
constitutions. may prefer IT, in the intermediate time, the
stakeholder with his property sto be excluded by the pre-
text OF Mexican law, or by the territorial legislature of
the magnificent communities now occupying III By the
vote OF the committee on my amendment We can deter
nine whether this alleged Intervention be substance
reality or mere shadow OF a pretence and q
for exclusion under the supposed operation OF
Mexican laws, BY hostile squatter Legislation Let
II
TO participation in common territories will DO
knowedged and secured 10 this piful waste OF
desert land.
/ The question being put the amendment not agreed
/ to-
/ Mr.. STEVENS moved to amend by striking out the
clause providing that the people OF the said Territory may
come into the Union with without slavery, the peo
pie thereof may elect
Mr.. s. addressed the House for FIVE minutes in favor
OF the amendment; when, the question being put it was
not agreed to-ayes5s, noes ST.
Mr.. FITCH proposed 70 amend by adding clause
providing that the Mexican law shall remain In full
force in the Territory Of Utah.
Mr.. MlLLSON proposed 10 amesd that by striking
out all OF that and inserting instead thereof
provision declaring that Mexican law in force there
should be allowed to interfere with the rights OF property
81 any citizen OF the United States in that Territory
Mr. NJ having advocated his amendment for Ave
minutes,
Pending the question on this amendment
On motion OF MIR BOYD, the COMMITTEES rose; when
Mr. b. moved the usual resolution to close debate
shall next take up that bill in Committee Of the Whole
on the state OF the Union.
An Intellectual motion 10 adjourn was here made.
The resolution OF Mr. BOYD having next been agreed
The House again resolved itself into Committee OF
the Whole the state Of the Union. (Mr. McCLraSASp
! in the Chair)
Mr. BAYLY appealed to the gentlemen OF the South
not 10 offer amendments TO the bill II had met the
imous approval OF senators from the South The sena-
tors from Virginia had given il cordial and frank sup-
they must know that any attempt 10 amend il would be
in vain, and that in attempting they would only keep
| the House in session until an unreasonable hour
| Mr. Seldom said roxyet. Mr. Chairman that tina