The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-14

Hbt - hsuAH 10 lusis4 U upou ~ % " bPeh Ahe
subject tuI further consideration. He pro-
ceedtd to say ihat be sgreed with almost
every word OF the Executive message; but
he thought the friends Of California had a.
tight to expect her admission first. He snw
no objection to M. Pearce's boundary line !;
he therefore withdfew his own amendment.
MIR. Underwood then offered an amend
ment giving substantially the boundary of the
Omnibus bill
1t was rejected Yeas %, Nays 25.
Alter some further debaIe the question
was taken on Mason's amendment, Offering
"a substitute for the whole bill. Rejected
Yeas Ia, Nays 81.
The Bill was then reported TO the Senate
with the several amendments made. The
first amendment was The substitution Of the
expression, "Her claim TO territory" for the
words, "Her territory" in that paIt of the
bill relating TO the ten millions.
After some discussion, in which the obJec.
tion was urged that the amendment implied
that Texas had not good tile, it was con-
CURED in.
The Texas Bill, uppropriating $l0,OOO,OO0
for the purchase OF territory by the United
States, was passed by vote of Yeas 30,
Nays 30.
The question recurring on the proviso that
FIVE of the len millions of the stock shall not
be issued until the creditors OF Texas shall
have been paid.
ar. Atcbison spoke in fGvor Of its rejec-
tion.
After some debate, the ProViso was agreed
lo-Yeas 35. Nays IL.
Several other amendments were made and
rejected.
Mr., Underwood renewed his amendment
adopting the boundaries in the Omnibus.
Rejected - Yeas %, Nays %.
Amendment to reduce the amount to be
paid 10 Texas, was rejected - Yeas "a, Nays
26.
After some further amendments, the Bill
was ordered to be engrossed.
1t was then read three times and passed.
Yeas 80, Nays %, ns follows:
Yeas -Messrs. Badger, Bell, Berren,
Bradbury, Bright, Cass, CLARK, Clemens,
Cooper, Davis, Of Mass, Dawson, Dickenson,
Dod ge, of Iowa, Douglass, Felch, Foote,
Green, Houston, ng,Notris, Pearce, Phelps,
Rusk, Shields, Smith, Spruance, Surgeon,
Wales, Whicomb, Winthrop.
Nays -Messrs. Alchison, Baldwin, Barn,
well, Benton, Butler, Chase, Davis, of Miss .,
Dodge, Of Wis, Ewing, Hall, Hunter, Ma
son, Morton, Seward, SouIe, Turney, Un-
dcrwood, Upham, Walker, Yulee.
Adjourned.
HOUSE, Mr.. Underhil, of New York,
was appointed on the Committee ot Elec-'
lions, in the place of MIR. McGaughey, ex,
cused in consequence Ct i'll health.
Mr.. Grinnel introduced q resolution which
was adopted, that the Secretary of the Navy
furnish the House with all the information in
the Navy Department, relative to the visit Of
the u, S. ship "Pre1le" to Nagusca, in Japan,
for the purpose Of obtaining the release oI
sixteen American seamen held in prison by
the authorities Of that country. lie stated
that The visit of The ship was completely sue
cessful. and that the correspondence which
took place between The officer and the au,
thorities is highly interesting.
The House then went into committee tf
the whole on the Diplomatic Appropriation
Bill.
Mr.. Stephens. Of Ga, addressed the House
at length, reviewing Mr.. FlIImore's Message,
warmly advocating The rights of the South.
lie was followed by
Mr.. Savage, who sIigmatzed the Pfesi-
denis Message as revolutionary in its tone
and hypocriical in its composition, or must
have been written By one who Gid nolunder-
stand the subject he wrote upon.
Mr.. Williams next took The floor and ad-
vocated the Message. lie did no. see the
proprjety of Texas marching into New Mex
leo, while We were cndeavoring 10 adjust the
question.
Adjourned.