The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-14
House OF Representatives.

House or Representatives.
IT BAIN's KLKcTRo-cHENIcAL TELssRArH.
WAsHIscro., jane IL, 1850.
CLOSE wrpSrspArs rRocKKDrros
Mr. BAxrs concluded, when the committee rose and
the House adjourned.
There was not 30 much confusion as yesterday
wAsnIrGror, June, Is 1850.
rHURspAr's rBosEEpIsos
Mr BsvLr, (dem) Of Virginia, called for the regu-
lar orders, being reports from committees.
Mr.. srrrsor (dem) of Maine, asked that the sensts
b for Custom House st Bangor be referred. 0bjeo-
t,ons made.
cosrisuArIo, raE c.L,roHsrA prsATE.
Mr. HARa,s. (dsm) of Illinois, moved that th.
House 60 into Committees Of the whole the
State Of the Union, on the California bill
The question taken and decided In the afhrms-
tive Yeas u, psysss
The amendment pending was to extend tho Missouri
Compromise line to the Pacific aud to az the bouads
ries Of California accordingly.
Mr TsoMrso-, (dem.) OF Mississippi offered
amendment to II, to enable him to reply to Mr. Ste
pbens speech Of yesterday. He believed that the de-
mocr.tio party vas responsible in great degree for
the acquisition q the territory but as the peope had
elect, whig to the Presidency, they had r-li-vcd
the democracy from the settlement Of the questions
arising out OF the acquisition, aud he coutsndsd that
thir noe more especially drvolyed on the -hiss
Mr.. srrrHsss l~hgJ OF ofG-orgia replied saying that
Tive for es,shli,hins military soysrnments without the
warrant oflAw. He did not want the territory, but -
". have a. he would favor suitable gove;nm-nts ,is
denied hat the ~hg party r-ponsbls TO settle the
question and stated the positions OF 0en Cas- which
the people had rspudisted
Mr st.ph, withdrew the amendments which he
and Mr. Thompson bad severaiiy Offered
That Of Mr.. stanton, which declared that 1t shall be
objection 10 ths admission Into ths Union OF any
state hch shall hereafter he formed out Of the terri
lying south OF the parallel OF 80 30 that the con-
stituton Of sid state may authorize or establish ART
sr Vas D,ss t-bsJ Of Ns- Jersey raised qu.s-
ton Of ordsr that tho amendment vss irre-vsut tn
smuch a. II related to matter mot before the CON-
miti.e
The decision Of tn. Chair, that Il In order
sustained by the COMMITTEES.
Ths same am, pdm.nt offered BY the ses-
trnsp. .ho subsequently spoke.
Mr.. McL.ss. (d.m } sf Maryland, would not g for
IN. M.our compromise, unless rights be SECURED to
the siavsbold south Of the line, By positive enact
h.,sr, Boeoos, rs.rnrssro-, Ms.ps. and HnLi.sp,
vent far the line
Mr uuss.sD. (dem } Of Aisbsms remarked. thstth.
that the North would make fair divi-iiu Thos- vho
opposed North there said that the North sei
sh would tsSr all The friends OF the North sd.
no a.ntlrmsn nov is the day TO determines which
shsIi be believed lie wanted TO whether this
southern stses to Be regarded as di-grseei pro-
Mr.. m.sm.Lt. t-hig, Of Kentucky. hoped that gen
from the slsv. states would no logger debate,
~h. ,hos from the free states are silent and ready
The question vss sbou, being taken on the amend
mebt of Mr.. stanton, vben Mr. Dur rose. Ar. Mar
shall prepo.ing TO -itbdr.- the .meudments-
The CHsisss- said Mr. Duer was too late, 90 the
coumitiee v-r~ nov dividing
1be qusstion vas taken on the amendment, and IL
vss rejected. ~ 20 10
Mr. ssDDo~ (dem 81 Va. offered an amendmsut,
declaring that the time Of the adoption et ths dis
s"urt omprom-e iins. ~ vas Intended sni IN Ter
sood a. partition for he future b-tvses tn slave
bviaing and non -.v,holdiss states TO the ultimrs
extent Of its Western limits sud 80 such -ss eosctsd
m-ir ~ the votes Of r-prrsentstiv-s fro the abn
s... boidsg st=ts lie cisim.d that ths priuepis be
nos .st.pd to the territory s-q airsd troa usr,cS
Mr. Bno~s tdem Of nbs. had tong s'nce NAL sp
his mipd that Justice ~as to be m-ted ~ tn
irou -htch he cane ~ NJ had ever -utsrtsi,ed
doaht he was noe perfectly satisfied that he ~ss
risht ~b-n the State. came iuto the Uni,u th-y
-.fe equal. m the south b. humbagg.d >sd
.b,.b -ni s.r.s ava, tot. Us,oa and in sach sr
event h- prayed devoutiy " would do 80
sr. C.st,s, tdem OF Ohio said that the smsod-
m.Lt ~ Mr. sisntou, ~h,ch ~ss voted do~s ~s- 10
tall Irrelevant To- tho subject IL p-oduced fir
no Other purpose than TO rhsw fsis- ootsrs 90 ths
south. ur smbausss the bill peodus.
Nr Srssto- 3D. M Of repn-rrr- said that he hsd orb
siualiy Introduce the amendment sud y"s ,@pute
10 motives which are not trus-it ~-s TO Sho~ you
fn your true colorr
mr u.srss-No, for the purpose Of sidins the mss
but rmharl s~sing w.
Nr staSto~- II vas to .mbarrsss the seton OF no
hdy say that the cssrge " untrue
Mr. C.sr.r-I ubs.rstapd the s-nt-nsn t'tsyt
ih.tv '''' ~
Mr. sr.rror-I \ win tell you.
sf Cssf,H-csn Civ. wsy th,ve oaly h's mi.
nuiss did utt ste ~ I htd sh0ul "tv- v-'-'
nr-,nst " aud tor the purpo-- ~ pu'tDs d'sn 40
sH' panent Q" ~sh.frs-s The sotian u lsnEcuss rse
Un 80 70 IN 30 p-rtica.r dagger sud ~li -ursirs tn
as iof y fhtury
flhse q niI.isen appeared ~ b. m-ca excited snd
ihf ~s ~ al DE- 81 cf ~oafs-ion IN ths hs during
the ais,'rw
AZ we, rsss (s.m J ~ r-nns, tv.uis brieay er-
tl-p, thst he ~~s sg..-t ar stsnton's snsnd aent
tis grvura that prnpo.ea ~ taitfsres tu
II thr, ~ aans. 'hsr~ y -.d a. the .in nisrian
VT yKssHls. ,d.m ~ " - s.ii snsh a question
had nt,,r h. es mstr <ps ~h~n " ~. ia'-ai-d -
rs,h ,h. saith rhr Ne our u.mp,onis- as 20 re-