The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-28
THIRTY.FIRsT CONGHEsS.
FIRST SESSION.

Dir. BESTcS rose to make personal explanations an
sudng to the report OF the Senate proceedings OF
terdsy stated that his remarks reported accu.
rstey but complained with much warmth Of the report
| made Of MIR. Foote's remarks. He exonrrstsd the
reporter entirely. intmstng distinctly that he
| knew MT Foots had reported himself He denied the
right OF any Senator to change, or ify Jingle ex-
preston IL a personal matter as reported MIR. Foote
wss represented to have sed that bs MIR ssDton)
shielded by his sge, bs open dssvoWal Of the obiys
tioDs Of the laws of and his prvile
This said and II It had beon. It ~ss faise.
Let any offer him ipsult where could properly
borne much ipdgpity in silence but having once no
tced it, he would nov give notice to the Senate It
forgot It was the America Senate failed to protect
ssl from the use OF which would be per.
nittd In the vsest brothrl In the suburbs he would,
henceforth protect himself froa all ndigniy aud in
! Mr. FooyS, in reply contendsa that he had made
upjust6able alteration in has speech He svowsi the
report bis but contended thai he bad added
thing not absolutely s.sry III blanks left by the
reporters because OF their Inability 10 hear file admit
affair Of honor between MIR Bentoa and Mr. Butte. and
he had done 90 at the suggestion OF eoes who ccns
proper AS to the psrtoulsr passage ocjsoted to- he
asserted that it differed IN no Particular from che ex-
precision used BY him 10 eoscio'ion ne wanted 70
know IL Mr. Beutsn TO that ne does eonsider
himsef smepsbe 10 the laws al honor! do said MIR.
Foote- and II he does, let him cay So aud KNOB my
| courte.
AK Brsron made no reply bu., turning In his seat
INDUCED Ina q coutewptuous lsoeh
The Senate then proceeded othe consideration OF the
special order.
| The cAIIroRNi eusaTroy.
MIR. CASE resulp@d and coucios-d bis remarks He
dscls ed himself in favor the al OF Cslif,rns
expressing himself strongly sgsiost the proposed on-
nibus committee ne d-uouiasted It sysiort the doc
| Times Of Mr. Nebster Ia regard 60 e'aye States.
rsveIy Ia the territories ard fugitive slaves lie siso
declared binsb In favor Of the prohibition of slavery
In the District OF Columbia and OF sue oosstwse sisv-
ads aud closed with review of The dltnctness With
Witch the have Threatened disunion in Ease
of con, plisuce With their demands, and strong
expression OF Dis devotion aad the devotion of tas
| west. to the Upien.
| Mr. BAlpwis ohtsined the floor add the further
sideraiioa Of this subject postpon until TO-
morro-.
| Ma roc-ns rrorosrD COMMITTEE OF rHrErEES.
Mir Foote'S resolution for . CON nj tee u thirteen,
was 90 motion Of Mr. h,seUM, made the special order
| Tor 10 I4orrow.
Arter bsi,f executive SESSION the Senate ali ournsd
House or Representatives.
W.sBscros, March q, 1850.
The Journal was read
Mr.. Winthrop, and not Mr. Cons took the Speakers
chslr
MIR. Ho,nss (deu Of South Caroline obtained leave
that the mittes Mr. Kings charge against the
Speaker 70, putilsv the Journal SLOWED 81, du.
rs0g the eession os TIE Houre.
NJ. MoLANE, (aem) Of Maryland, moved tia. the
Hou,e go into Committee ri the whole the State Of
the Upiop, On the Calfcrpis mss.sge.
Not sgrssd to.
The House then resuu ed the Moderation Of the mo
ton Of Mr. Copgvr TO BY which the
bill ter the eHtsnsion 81 the rss.-t oS woss~sr:hs
referred to the Coralaittee Of the Whole on the
Mr. ORE, (~his) Of Maine, opposed the extension Of
the patent and sDosta that Thousands OF people
oSsnes =, ,rs"s and assrsfsrs the hi sssSls rs
back 20 the Committee fstents TO inquire into the
Truth Of the charge Tie caused TO be read memorial
tgnsd by rewritten hundred and thirty psson asking
/ ior the repeal 81 the Law.
Mir Bsows dem Of Nii,ssirp, for the purposs Of
getting rid Of ths matter ard that &c may tsxs Its
place IN rssvsr order tie calendar moved to lay 1t
/ en- tie table. IL vas decided In the nsgatise.
The vote referring the bill TO the amities Of To.
Whole vas rsconsidsred and on mo..on % Me- Joss.
tdsm Of Tennessee, the bin ~as finally lsii the
TIE House then vent Into Committee o. the whole
on the STATE Of a. Union. on the California question
Mr. AsHMUs (~higD Of Massachusetts. ssd tast he
should vote for the admission OF California He be-
e,ea that the views of the fresdsut founded in
Istrioti.U and ~isds aud c-nabded the admiration
could ten We are no In tn. las, week q 10, fourth
mouth CT The sss0n snd little lrri.laive ol'!n.s mas
been done. Mhs' is the cause 81 thisl TIE s2oiis
brought home from the M.x,oau var 81 conquest We
spent q burdrtd millions q dollars, have throwa
away ten thopssrc lives, and have got third Of
,ol ~ Mexico He voted sFain,t The way bee he
iOitsAw The eonasquenes lie likes ate voted
against The appropriation to consam nate tn treaty
Dir Gebtry OF Tenneses, warned the o,unery
that ~ the Territory was neqoirsI, the Noslh a.
,re VIC aid rerit the exteusion Of favsry. Ihs
prophecy then asds Ia pfocs.s Of fuf aasnt rbe
North viii Tsfisf. sod this s the sole csuse Of the
pi'f'nt struggle fhe south pee The extension cf
aT'iyi the tiavsry question entered sonssLst into
.
itsp, tE,re outesy about the dissolution Of The
tpi1n IL was hsstd distinctly altar the insuEu-
ration OF General syIor; thsD u ~ss that southsro
rights Ia csnges aud the south csled on 20
rsliy a. csc rsni then it va. TIA. caucus is.ued
es'sItgVs q tse crimes Of the Moth; aud then the
Ns.lyills tonv.ntlon ~as projected 20 soaeen rate
Tire touth We have 10 siaitd Ia The Uaisn news
isfer ard IN deDcorstis speeches on this door tns.
The vhigs hsvs put In poser IN trescher-
to The south therefore the SOD invoxea pro-
zee, their Iisbts AL hi. Asor roos purposes lie
did rot believe that the Nsbyilie Convention In
vyk.d Tor cis upt purgefss he most sctve q .he
lsHd,rs designed painicai purposes The gentleman
from hiss,ssirpi (Mr Thompson) said tia. !.
yss 60 erect . platform ~hioh al could rally
Nir. Afhuun had beard II platforms before rh.rs
u. MIA g. bi.~ CT a. unt there w.s MOI a piano I.st
Nor. that General Teylor ~ elected. the eup Of
southern spdufsnce Is to be drsasd, and the
Ntshvile Convention u 20 meet typographical
ysitisf esn1ot exi,t IN the country lie sane
ruin that b.fsi the Buffalo Convention aSau
tine bot LIZ lei no fesrs tor the uriup Whst, be
y, ud s'h, would Justify the Soath ia rssortinr TO
bloody feso'uu,n' The North d. not propo.e n op-
prsrs any stsie IhsJ obiy say that .hsce slavery
dcss net e,ist II sts net 60; and cood be such
nav ,sa,. p.., N. seu,h h., rsn'S.s "a , fOr
ol tie d,stiries of The nation The south has never
tss,d snJ thing tnst tonsress has not stanted lie
sdmiitsd ths th- tcrh as net regarded a. ~ ought
ue ecn.ututiouk ceute IN rsiaiub 10 the escape OF
T'rs,ns he'd 20 labor. HE bso no mental reservation
tic the Obligation 20 carry cut the clause 10 the .pt
bat the time that be would protect SOU heru
ishts BE- vcsid ne, iptsrfefe nth Northern rights
Hp cen ,le~ uas that the right o. trisi by iurv
should be scccrdsd In such essre. 10 a f,r the
uiu % lroviso thst revelation 4. ttreateasdf He
i,a ,hcSs ttst hi. measure sr.w out Ct the sn-
frmstiu 81 fopr stats out q thas STATE Ne stood
r.ssJ 90 scmt them when the contingency arrived :
lie had ne yrfehsuson that slavery would sxist In
CtIfcf, w. aud thertf,te h. bsd desire pr~ss on
her tts wnpot prosiso ifit could BE- unnscssssry-
N ~ could ~ proved 20 him that ssyery csouos 90 20
New Nex!co &c set ~ his would Awe on-nc. 20 The
esuih bat sslors ~ souih,rn men insist carry.
itg TIER sisyes 20 New Mexico. he would insist
IN tie proviso. ~ they iosit merely ss o point
81 bono BE vculs yield ntosy say tSst slavery can
VIII. 90 there then he vii the We as OF
bis cCustitusnts ard 70 for the Wn@ot provi.S II
The south force the qU-ttisp, the ndseor Of
lie rrtteert " patriotic and jos, 1h-s. ~ar no ne
tsttiy ior fsrcirg ca isfue. All that Nt- .ies,eo
rstcs b. regiment 81 soldiers e. Keep ca he rdaos
widen ana tstfioiem dictate thai we should sspI
BY the ifssic.rs
AR rtrtrr. tden, } &C vircois, rnsntsip.J ,hst
the fcucti,ns - tcre1ees have BE- lOs ssht - snd