Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16

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nat zl; f we aud cns'ifncn compelled fay
OIL Ii3s fir Inc transfer which thus privilege and IN
sufes our eNeus o. The gentlomin has just thu
pla dru.a IN fegrfd tn the barren al plains Of
Iah Of our unubrnctrd righ TO ener with slaves
ufin the short refl8d whch intervene bsnre States
are a'epsr aeanst he iusnpefabc barriers OF NJ
gaaic law Snr.lg he must imi hat Ia be wrong
adeeJ Mr. Chamaa, appeal snh confidence u the
gentiem1H 70 say whether. hy The seres Il measures
here adop'ed. he not convinced hai The Spulh IS ct
+. aay pfe-ldded from 81 participation The vast ter
itries ACQUIRED fnm Mckee, For Yeas hance, DIES
he believe there vi lie slasch5ller with his saves
anywhere m that imm~ose rfgHn} Mus II not all be-
dedi,ltrd Ia free and constitute hereafter ffee Siaesi
For that errt,ry have fought and paid freely. gal
aatly. l. - common properly under Tie control oi u
common government. ls Mt our eNclnsnn rom In"
whole qrDss wrong and agtfessnH} Tho worst 1t all
NJ Chairman, is. thnt ihes= lhpgs are al ell eced by
lis one common government. blhnb 10 all I'D Us equal
Try Of righ and pfetectIn Who dues nj feel thai ia
hs system Of measures there have been h slIlty and
asiious discrimination manifested against our secion.
rs properly AID lnsiitrons7 The po'ent agencies and
Influences i this federal government aaysd against
us and VIA greater wrong aud aggression can GOV
ernfopn infllrt he Tree and SPIRITED? | know not
how he gentleman from Georgia view ths matter
with ,quanlm Y. confess vi h m re- even Of sorrow
han of inger, thai, IN my pbof Judgment. by the con
nation Il This ser,s Of outrages, The slavehpl ding
States viii be lowered from Their proud position If e.
here ite tie oppfessun. # the scum, of their
past equ,ls-.the Tree STATES If the Serh.
Mr. ! o3nb, remarked, fhil without having come an
der obligation 10 dp s. he had yoed with Mr. S~ddan on
Of The qHcs ipas in isue ma riY OF the South
hid voted for every uiimphlht measure exrept Callor
ma. As Tor that, he denied that her admission an
aggre--an 4 siroag ef,n had heeo made t. aince
HIN 10 taka different posi- lie had not urged the
present division Of California, because he believed that
would have ended in tue ADMISSION of iwp free States
"a her than one
Mr. Wellborn offered amendment providing thai the
people Of the Territory shonld be- permitted pass any
laws fr the protection Of property in slaves that might
BIZ carried there.
Nh w. addressed the committee tar five minutes to
show how aud ia VIA the South had suffered injustice
in con- Exon with lhesr questions lie then offended
the TeSas boundary bill as an act embracing MUS
nee 10 The SOUTH
b4rn
M Seldom moved pro forum amendment to The a
menlnent Of Mr.. N.boru, to enable hin 10 reply to
thai prulenan. And having d,ne 90.
Nj Blown Of Mississippi. sad that the opppnpn.s f
ihese Triumphant mra-urts hd made capa iaht,
having tie su.czs,iu in two of the erga1cneu,s,
though whipped n the third. lie WIS for now Ieav-
l1g the people of thu South To determine what action
should be had lie opposed In pretaeog tests
iahca hete But "a one ii thu people he sh nd be Tor
Mr. scheoek moved to strike out The following in the
9 III section:
"Excep.iog only hat in all cases involving lille 10
slaves The said Wits If appeals shall be- allow
ed aud DECIDED by the sid Supums Court with mt re-.
ghfd to THE value oi ihe mailer, property, lille in
raversy and"
lie sail he regarded This clause as recognizing slavery
rs existing in The Territory by law. The little
slaves could not be subject Of dispute in the courts
hre. ula-s slaves aud slavery were allowed there by
the territorial law. 1t was ml mere implica,io
was an exprcss recognition If -ltyery in Uah.
Avoiee-llae moved that very clause in the Senate.
Nj Scheock. don't care who moved il. state il:
effect as Obvious rs words can make IT,
The sail amendment # Nj Scheaci having then been
rejected On mutton the committee rs and reporled the
bill without amendment.
The previous qaesou having been called and second
ed by the House, under lis operation the bill was read
the third nie.
The question next hing on lha passage of the bill the
bill wOs passed-yeas o., nays Ss-as fellows:
hr's.Ae.'+. A.oersea Aso9, Aader.oa, A.he
Boyd, Beck. Bfsas. Bo,ks, ". j. Bnwn. c. Bmler
u \. Caldwell, J. =. Caldwell Casey, W. r. W
Cobb, D,hrry, Dimmicll. ID s1ey, Dnnhlm Edmund
son. Eliot \. Evans, Ewing. Fu|-r, Gentry, Gerry
Gilmore, Gofmao, Green, Hall. lamillo1, lIatals,n
/ e. llans. /. /. Harris. Iaymoad. lIlh.a-d. Ill
hand lla1and IL on, lloVafl. J ". jackson. A
Johns'n, J l. johnson. Joas X lnfn n Kerr Ia Sere
I'm r., Levin, Ltefsld J. Nam, Marsha, Mas n
NlcClern1od, M.Donald. Mcdowell, McLauahan. Me
Lane, Mel an, McMuen. McNNi he Matehead. Nor.
ton. ohhw. Owen, prker. Pes'er. Pltman. Potter
Richardson Rahbias. Robinson. Rose R,ss Savage
Sheppard, anly. f. p Stanton, r. IL St,n'ou, Sro'g
jacob ih1mps1o. James Thompson, J. b. 'l'h ,mps N
Ihnrmao, Toonbs. Walden. Watkins. WELDON, Wild
rex: Williams Wis n and Ymag-97.
NAfs-Mtssfs. Alexander, Allen, Bennett. Bingham
ID on Bowi'n \. G. Brown. Burrows, Bur-, I. y
Batter, Cahe, Calvin Campbell, Chandler, Clark, Cp
cock, CnIe, Corwu, CmweIl. ID ckey. Dixon. boy, Dn
e,r' Dane1o, Darkee. n. Evans Feahssron, Flrch
ia"ler, Gddngs, Con-, Gould, lla '1way. IIafan, :
w llarr.. iirbard, Henry, II aday, Holiness Howe
Hubbard, Hunter, lnge. W. T. jackson, Julian q. &
Ming, }. q. KIM j. King. ?. King IL. Mann. Mat
tiers N, NJ k>s7ek. MeQ leen, Meade, Moore, Morris
Nelson Newell, Ogle, ODDS. Peck, Reed Reynolds
Root Rumsey. S4cken saw ellie. Schenck. Schermrr
horn. SfhooIcaft Sedlon, Sylvester. Sprague Stevens
slesln, Sweetsef, Tayor. Tuck, Van Dyke. Vnlon
Nndo, Wallace, Wentworth and Woodward-SS.
Mr. liatns, OF lnos, moved 10 reconsider that vote
and then 10 lay thai motion The table; which last
ton being agreed 10,
The House adjourned
WAsHrNGroN. Sept. O. 1850.
L. $. SENATE
The TpXa, boundary bill with tho IIonsp