The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-27
THE UNION.

Judges of the courts OF South Carolina would il is to be
presumed have decided in accordance with The provisions
Of that law. II he had escaped from the person who
bought him in South Carolina, before be had been trans
ferred TO the market 10 New Orleans and had come into
free State he must according To the provisions OF THE
BILL have been remanded 10 South Carolina. TO have the
question of his title to liberty, or OF the right of his
ter TO hold him in slavery, settled by that law under
which he had been sold, and BY South Carolina judge
who would 10 all probability regard Il as constitutional
MIR BUTLER will not undertake. to answer the
gentleman from Massachusetts, He has said nothing Tor
me to answer rather think that the case which he has
presented, il il examined would be found different
from what he supposes and that really there is nothing
Mr. DICKINSON. Mr.. President, have been wait
ing Tor this debate TO close that might make single
mark, and the debate having terminated. will make II
now. was called IRON the Senate few moments this
morning. and while absent understand the senator from
FLORIDA Mr. 1ULEEl read the proceedings OF certain
hybrid gathering. called public meeting held in Gaze
nova, New York, aud commented upon them Being
absent, do not know what his comments were and
not reply to them nor, perhaps, is necessary should
wish to say, however, that if the senator knew, and
would heed, with what unutterable and contempt
the great of the people of that State, of all parties
viewed such proceedings he would not augur any great
evil from them nor seek to give them character by notice
take this occasion, the OF the State that have
the honor in part TO represent, of lis jurisdiction and
government OF It's people every form and OF all paries
except demenled and mad men, 10 dscam that they have
any sympathy with such shameful and atrocous proceed
ngs whatever; but, on the contrary, every day, in my
Judgment, public opinion is becoming more and more
sound upon the subject. fraerna in relation
Ter States, more elevated in national conception and
mindful OF the principles of the constitution and the
Union Abotionsm has held its saturnalia and its tide
Is now ebbing Neither the State nor the people are
justly chargeable with such wickedness and folly.
There may be some legislation necessary to guard
against such proceedings this, if the abuse has sul
Gent OF character to ente to serious notice, and it So
trust II will receive it. That is all have to say
The question being then taken upon the amendment, il
was rejected-yeas 10, nays 25-as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Baldwin Clarke, Cooper, Davis Of Mas
sseha.e.s Dayton Dodge o. Wisconsin; Greene, Smith,
NAYS-Mes-rs Aichison, Badger, Banwell, Bell, Der.
Ien Boior DAYS. Of Mississippi Dawson Dodge Of Iowa,
Mason, Pearce Rusk, Sebastian Soue, Sturgeon Tur.
ney, Underwood, and iuee-25.
The question again stated to be on the engross-
ment of the bill.
Mr.. BALDWIN called for the yeas and n'ys. which
were ordered And the bill was ordered 10 be engrossed
Tor a third reading by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs A,chison Badger, Bamweil Bell Ber-
en Buer Davis Mississippi, Dawson. Dodge Of Iowa,
Downs Foote, Houston, Hunter, Jones. King. Man
Mason Psafce; Rnsk, Sebastian, soue spruance,
NAYS-Messrs Baldwin, Bradbury, Chase Cooper,
Davis of Massachusetts. Dayton, Dodge OF Wisconsin,
Greene, smith, UphAm, Walker, and WInthrop-i2.
INTERCOURSE WITH INDIAN TRIBES.
The bill extending the regulating intercourse with
the Indian tribes TO the people of Texas ard othe!s be.
ing engrossed. was read third time and passed.
Mr. FOOrE moved that when the Senate adjourn it
adjourn till Monday, and the motion agreed 10 by
the following vote:
YEAS-Messrs Atchson, Badger, BarnwelI, Bell Der.
en Butler, Davis Of Mississippi, Dawson, Downs, Fooe,
Tuney, Upham, Walker, and Yulee-2l
NAYS-Messrs Baldwin, Bradbury Chase, Cooper, Davis
Of Massachusetts, Dckinson Dodge OF Wisconsin, Dodge
Wales and Winthrop-l5
On notion the Senate then adjourned