Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-17

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the subject now befssthe ssaats. u Nj Ld~at
Mr. SOULE. Sir when the Senator speaks Of the Dam
tons and the Maras Of my native country shsi tell him
that had before realized what the one The other
through which they had to pass nor could have had any
timaon OF the dreamngs which thsr imsgnaions might
produce until heard the Senator himself aalss5
The PRESIDENT. The Chair will be under the neces-
ay Of inteuptng the of the Senator'S remarks.
Mr. FOOTE. hope he may be allowed to proceed. !,
Mr.. SOULE. claim special privilege.
The PRESIDENT. The Chair has induged such Ian
gusge perhaps further than be ought have ons and must
insist the remarks of the gentlemen being confined the
M soULE. when he assumes to estimate tho favor
that awaits me from the population Of my adopted State
help thinking that bis account large enough
without his taking charge Of mice.
Mr.. FOOTE. Mr. President-- m s 5
The PRESIDENT. The Senator must confne himself
to the amendment 5tsa at..
Mr.. FOOTE. am going to do il. I hope may reply
to the speech which the Chair has just permitted 70 BE- made
am sorry that the Chair should presume promptly thaI
would violate the rules Of order Ihsve bean the Senate
for time and think not in the habit Of violating
the rules deem any premonilion on the part Of the
Chair unnecessary oerany never 10 better humor
in my life and il the honorable Senator desires 70 itass my
feelings, he has not--- sa; rs at,ea .ss .tsfte4sF
% going vastly beyond what Is proper MP b,.,r,a
Mr.. FOOTE. Will the Chair arrest me in replying to
speech to which the Chair has listened paientJ a,,
The PRESIDENT, The Senator must con6ns himself
If f4. ~ L y 10 . Y u
Mr.. FooTE- i sn going 10 do IL The Senator says
that msquoted him. This to be question Of memo
y between the gentleman and myself. am willing 70 refsr
this question to the TEST which before s1sgosd the
peres will report the Senator ssh spoks and ether gen.
emen, whose recolscions with mine, will bs sus-
tanned by such report am III willing to rely test
Let the speech out nnakered, and win be
found DO applicable The Senator has not answered my
speech. Hashe failed il! il not thu failure mani
fest Has he come within the beaof drum Of single propo
ton that brought forward Every thing thatI sd stands just
asstrong when uttered it, In conclusion, anysy sorry %
know that am considered having used dscoueous OF n
parliamentary language have not intended to do 90;
believed it to be strictly parliamentary and proper believe
be language which, when pnbEshed and Ishal
asingle reporterhe whole country will understand
as not intended be personal Why It considered
understand. But what the Senator said TO me,
consider somewhat out Of place. do not doubt tint he Is
willing to meet the responsibility Of bis acts here and else
administered than that Of the Senator from Louisiana,
shall not feel called upon to make special display Of re-
sentiment in any way 70 notice what has occurred after this
The PRESIDENT The Chair is bound ,oinerfsre, and
to put stop to personal remarks,
Mr.. FOOTE. am through; was bound to say thus
much. ' 0s,. ~ l ltis ~ ss.4ft. IA s' n.
The question was then taken By yeas and nays and tho
\ YEAs--Aesrs A,shi.on, Badger, Banwel, Bell, Ber-
ren. Ba.ier Clemens Davis Of Ms:is,ppi D.v:on Downs.
Eoose Hu'ter King Mason, Pratt RasE seba'tian soule
NAYs-Mes.rs Baldwin, Benton, Br.dbury, Bright.
Cass, Chase Cooper Davis. Of Mas.achusssts Den.on,
FsleR Greene, Hale, Haniin, Miller, Morris, Seward,
Shields Smith spruanss. stusSson undersood' oPham'
Sothe amendment was rejected. ,~An5s- 8ssl
The question then stated to be ordering the bill TO
be engrossed for athird reading. .itr gsr@ 5laV Fl.
Mr. BERRIEN addressed the Senate for upwards Of two
hours, and followed by Mr. FOoTE, Mr.. CASs. Mr..
DAVIS of Massachusetts,, and Others report Of whose
MAJ ks will be published hereafter. .tst4 "a ifa4.
Mr.. HUNT moved that the Senate do Rou adjourn.
Mr.. DOUGLAS called for the yeas and nays, and they
were ordered, and were a.e sN sas "a tls
YRAS-Mess. Atehism, Barnwell, Bell, Berrien, But
le Clemens, Davis, of Mississppi Dawson, Downs Foote
Hunter, King, Mason Morton. Pratt Rusk Sebastian soule
isS NAisMs.a. BALDWIN adv bradbury, Bright. c... Chase
Cooper Davis Of Massachusetts, Dodge Of Wis
s1.
smith, spruance, Sturgeon, Uphan, Wales, Walker, VIM
throp, and Whitconb--Sl. a
So the Senate refused to adjourn.
The question again required upon ordering the bill to be
enErossed for third reading. s.s.3 3f& @a.lt4
Mr.. DAVIS, of Mississippi. move to postpone the fur
hsr consideration Of the bill until tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock
Mr.. DOUGLAS called for the yeas and nays, and they
YEAs-Messrs Atchison, Barnwel Bell, Berrien, But
ler Clemens Davis Of Mississippi, Dawson Downs, Foote.
Hunter King Mason Morton, Pratt Rusk Sebastian Soule
I NAfs-Mesna BALDWIN, Bradbury Bright, Ca.s. Chase,
Cooper Davis, Massachusetts, Dickinson, Dodge Of Wis
Hamin, Houston Miller Norris Phelps. Seward, Shields,
Smith, Spruance Sturgeon, Underwood, Upham, Wales,
Walker. Winthrop, and Whiteomb- 81.
So the motion not agreed to.
Mr. FOOTE. Being Instructed TO resist this bill to the
last, l move that il be laid upon the table.
Mr. DAVIS, Of Mississippi called for the yeas and nays
and they were ordered, and were
YEAS-Messrs. Atchson, Barnwel Berren. Butler, Gle
MEMS Davis Of Mississippi Dawson, Downs Foote, Hunter
King Mason, Morton, Pratt Rusk Sebastian
and Yulee-l9.
Chase Cooper, Davis of Massachuses Dickinson Dodge
Of Wisconsin, Dodge of Iowa, Dougias, Ewing, Feeh,
Greene, Hale Hamln, Houston, Miller, Norris, Phelps
Seward, Shields Smith, Spruauoe, Sturgeon, Underwood
Uphsm, Wales, Walker Winthrop, and Whitcomb-S2
So the bill was not laid upon the table. Isg ts;as
Mr.. TURNEY. move that the Senate do now adjourn.
The motion negatived, division, BY majority Of
% to i8. aast aiaE sfl' Hi-7
The question again REQUIRED upon ordering the bill TO be
engrossed for q third reading. fsa 3, isa tH
Mr. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts,, called for the yeas and
nays and they ordered, and were @ 81. ,sl,fsf
YEAs-Messrs Baldwin, Bell, Benton, Bradbgry Bright
Casa Chase Cooper, Days Of Masaaehusetts Dekinson,
Dodge of Wisconsin, Dodge, OF Iowa, Douglas, Ewing,
Fslch, Greene, Hale, Hamlin, Houston, Miller, Norris,
Phelps Seward, Shields, Smith. Spruance, Sturgeon Un-
derwood, Upham, Wales, Walker, Winthrop, and Whit
NAYs-Messrs Atchisou Barnwell Berien Butler, Gle
mems Davis Of Mississippi, Dawson, Downs Fooe, Hunter,
King Mason, Morton, Pratt, Rusk, Sebastian, Soue, Tur
ney, and Yulee--l9- laGfs inst iSssaf5 ~
So the bill was ordered be engrossed for third reading
And the Senate adjourned. R
TUESDAY, AUGUST l3, 1850.
The Senate resumed the consideration of fhe bill for the
admission of California as S,ata into the JJnion