New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

DIR SEWARD moved reference to the COMMITTEES
or Territories
v Ar aAsSs moved to lay i. upoa The table lost
Mr DlckIssoS moved that the motion to .tar
50 follows:
YEAs-Mes:I' A..hn,o ssrows Bell Bsrrieu, Bat.
Morris Prs Rush st9,s en SHE d. soSS ssai geon'
NAgsNme.srs BALDWIN, seoioa, srlaht. Davis q, Mac.
podse & s M 4 "a FIsen Greece, Hana
Atter The consideration OF mptuus business, the
bill to Suppress the Slaga Trade visa taken up.
Mr. Cray appealed TO Senators TO allow the voss
10 be taken without further debste
Mr.. SoULE spoke IT some length, 70 show thSt
Canaan RAple,ts letter, read in Ssnsse yesterday
bv Mr, WINTHROP, was totally 'sse so far ss re.
ftrs TO TIE laws Of Louisiana IN relation 70 Tree ns-
Mr. BERRlEN followed with similar remarks on
behalfo GSorgiG.
Mr. W1srHRop replied and the debate was
continued by Messrs Bsrriep, Butler oil MASS
Winthrop and Douglas After which the quessiou
upon MIR. Seward amendment was taken, ana IL
was rejected Yeas, Nays 45-as follows:
YEAs-Messrg Chase Dodge, a Wisconsin, Hale, sew"
AID Upssm I'D,
Mass Davis OF Mas Dayton Dickinson Dodge, Of Iowa,
TO- f6Wn, Hoasion, Bunsr Joue. asasam Mason,
or.on Nsris Piercs, Pran Russ, seossaen, shioldss
Smith Soule, Sproapce siargson, Turney, Underwood,
WLes Whitcomb, Winthrop, Yuee
The bill was then reported to the Senate.
Mr. CLAY expressed the hope that the amend
ments made by the Senate in Committee, would be
rejected and that the bill would De passed e1soay
as originally reported He feared that II the
amendments were persisted In the bill would not pass
whe II they were rejected The BIZ s9uld receive 'ae
united Northern, snd majority Of tue Southern Vote.
IN pnntinn he MIR DICKINSON, the Dill HaH E0ul-
rorst, laid apon The liable and the House bill TO supply
the pay and mileage OF 9noes WA iaAen
40 and several amendments repoTieo oy 'ne oou
Mr.BgsroS moved an amendment providing that
The mileage OF Inc Senators and Representatives from jan
The ueareat usually travelled within The United SIass
which he es!guaed that hom Missouri scfoss ne coees
MIR GwlS appealed to Mr.. Fremont to say that
the desgnae could notbe used lnuayeng from Csss
furnis TO he sect Of Government
DIR. FREMONT aCqulebced
Mr. GwlN opposed the amendment as propose
ii made an unjust discrimination he csoIenced as
members referred TO were entitled to mHe'ge o1mpo'sat
the mall route across the lsthmus
After further debate the amendment was agreed
to and the bill was reported 10 the Senate aud tho amend
ments If the Senate concuuedin' Ut,
Mr. HAMLIN proposed an amendment pFoVidinS
thai in future neither House Of Congress aha purchase
books except by authority OF law Wnicn ~S'
Yeas 20, NsysT.
Mr. DosGE OF Iowa, moved to strike out an ap-
nroprnon for books for Members Of the oaae OF Repre-
sen!a,lyes, which afer debate, was rejected
MIR. DoUGLAs moved an amendment, allowing sha
California Senators AID Representatives their per eeuA
comper sson ron the date Of tue ilson OF the Con"
luion of California by tho resident which wa' agreed c
The Bill was then ordered to be engrosseo' ana
passed. $500 ,.u5
After Executive business, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House resumed the consideration OF the de-
port of the Select Committee, appointed TO inquire
into the alleged improper REQ pesing and the pay
ment of claims by Secretary f ~iug, horetore dis
| allowed by former Administrations
Mr. MILLsoN insisted that the claims OF Vtrg'n.a'
growing ont of Revolutionary servcea, ought 20 DC
paid. He did NOT concur ia the decision OF the So
cretary of the Interior as to the Barron claim, ous
| had no hesitation In saying thatli was money snc
| executors might honestly receive and r6saln.
Mr.. RICHARDSON obtained the ioir when the
morning hour expired. o,.---..
passed
The Senate'a Fugitive Slave bill vas taken ny
a. d read. ,.-,.,..
Mr.. THOMPSON of Pa. said that, in bis Judgment
| il waa conforma BILE 10 the Constitution, Whloh wa
binding on all to deliver up fugieves from LABOR anf
he projected to detail vnrious SECTIONS OF the Dull
He remarked ,hat the Constitution requires the
unfortunate classes who escape, to be given up b!
| the free States
Mr. GlDDING5 wisbed to know whether the oon
sfita,ion imposed any obligation upon him TO be
bloodhound TO hunt out tue negroes
Nj, THOMPSON replied, b. quoting the provision
of ibe Constitution with regard TO tagNlYes'
this bill is not passed, what WA TO prevent gent
men from the South going to the free States an'
seizing theit elavee.
Mr. STEVENS, Of Penn Doss this bill sake ava!
thstright?
-Xr TAoMPson Not az all. l; provides Il. a.
the slave De rescued the er may summon ~
tcienE force 10 recover h'n ard restore mo 8 '''
whe re be belongs 1t could not b disu's7d IA
ihis hil z. part OF sereu OF wholesome aeasursl
partly mated to place be s'aea more peaaefu
refIicn II si7ee nc GcYan.tge 10 the ahaPp9' on D.
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