The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-17
TELECRAPKIC lNTELLIGENCR.
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Revival Of the Slavery Agitation
I'm the House.
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Passage Of The Slave Traffic Bill In the Senate.
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The PUBLIC PRINTING,
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Senate.
TELECRAPKIC INTELLIGENCE.
Passage Of the Slave Traffic Bill In the Ssna
THE PUBLIC PRINTING,
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Ws.sI-orer, Sept. 10, 1850


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ws.sI-orer, Sept. 1e, 1850.
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joint resolution for the publication Of the statutes
at large, was received from this judiciary Committee,
and psss,d
rHr cIvL ssD ufrI oSartc AUTHORIZATIONS pll.
Mr.. DtcsIssos, ron the PinAnss Comnitt.s, re-
ported the Civil aud Diplomatic Appropriation bill,
with various amendments, aud tie lin made the
special order for Wednesday next.
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Mr.. FsrNo-r introduced bill Tor the ss,tiem,nt Of
private land Inns In CsliferHis.
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Mr.. Ps.rr introduced bill to prevent the entieInz
Of slaves from their masters.
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The bill to preserr. pssc. With the Indian tribes In
California, vas passed.
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rHr pIsrsicr cotvsrt.
The bill TO suppress the slave trade the District %
Columbia was read third time. The question being
stated upon lite passage,
Mr.. BrsroS briefly addressed the seusts He OBJ
served that had been seen that each aud every one
Of the reported By the Of Thirteen
had been passed Hs had from the afs, opposed their
conjunction In one hill The argument
In favor 81 such eorjunctios that they you'd
morw ne hhu conNntet tuat surs cnurHe
could only delay then, aka nOs tsst saca separate
msnsure hsd pss-td the accuracy OF bis vtes vas
mao. manifest aud u proved that sewers. noBths
"a the s~sion had been entirely thrsrn s~sy in 40
s,tempt 10 do that which p,riia -ntsry uujust
aud Imp rAoticablc Waite the-s eats anf dosa we're
usd tcxsihsr by thtr ts they fought aud struggled
slnctt TO the detrUction Of zach other; but
a. separated, each o to his hole ~itbost far
tber trcsble Great l.ashterl By looking over tire
votes upon the several MEASURE, IL would be found
that only ftvFntseu senatsrs voted tor all the
measures M. Clay, Who vss abfsnt being couyted,
made eighteen This h- held. the trs.
state ~ The omni5us Of the Committce Of Thirteen.
Only four nssre CRfs. Cooper Dtekias0a aud grght.
vOted Ter all these measurFr No better evidence Of
the truth % he positien could b. siven.
Mr. CIsy thought that In. events o. the last dve
wssts we're not proper suhj-cts OF tndivdasI triumph
they the triump hs Of the country the Uniia
Of bs'mcpy. aud . rsscs The qa,stion of anitiDg
or tspsrsng the msssurse vas he qatston %
form inns gusbic. ana u ~ he'd sen for th. nppo
sitoD 10 TIT SIMPLE question 81 form, the csn baed
measures would In hts Oginoo have been passei long
ago But they had nli passed o. aud thAt the
U1y point 81 Importance
Mr BrSros d-nied the I.ght Of any man 10 come
into the stuate vith Plaza q aotl0n aad say that
Boue oth.ttbsn that thould b. adopted.
SIR. FoorK urgss tbst pubd- sent "a mt upon all
tbsse measures had bseu modified, IN consequence a
the dscussion O. tbese comhinco measures, that
u had not been for th-s. confined neasares
ard this combined discuseiUn, the measures wcvld
never have passta, either separately or IN any
other form ~ there ever hsd been sny one
Who for macy y.ers bad rlsytd the tyrsnt On toe
seuafe he r. ioict nat they might ssg BEHOLD
the tyrsnt PROSTATE Ia the aust aud Rome again IS
Mr., Dses'ss,u remained that, u spy oas Of N, Ia.