The New York herald., 1850-06-12
TWO CENTS.

brace all territory known Upper California ana
minutes
Mr. GRrrs, dem OF Mo, rose to point Of order.
came first
Mr. Hn.Ir.Rp insisted that his came first
MIR srDDor, dem } of Va, wished an anne ndment
o be made in the first line
n "A great confusion now prevailed throughout the
Mr. FowLrn, (whig) of Mass, rose to a question Of
order.
CHAirmAr-What Is it. sir,
Mr.. Fowirn-ls 1t in order for a committee to rs-
main in disorder after the chairman has so ofen TO
quested order! Uaughtsr)
MIR. Seddon's amendment was read striking out
some Of the wording IN the section, but heard by
the porter in the confusion
Mr.. MEADE, (dem } of Va, inquired If the preamble
to the bill first in order!
Mr.. GNr,N again rose to a point of order. lie said
that all amendments predcated the subject O
boundary. and his had priority
The CnAIRMAs ruled Mr.. seddon's amendment In
order.
More confusion and calls for the committee to rise
The CHAIRMAN knocked, and said that he must have
order.
After a pause, a loud voice cried: move that the
committee risen Agreed"
MIR. srErHEss, (whig) Of Georgia. move that the
committee rise.
Cries of agreed
CHAlRmAs1when the committee comes to order ths
motion will be entertained
Mr.. srrPnxss-I move that the committee rise.
CnMrMAN- The gentleman will be in order when the
committee come to order.
Mr. HiLLIAED insisted that his amendment was In
order
CHAIRMAN II Hmendmcns
been proposed TO the top OF the bin.
The CHAiRMAS again invoked order in the hall He
would call gentlemen by name if they did sot come to
ORDER after which II order not Observed he would
leave the chair and let the committee shit for itself
daughter. and cries Of that's rghtD
hr. McLAsE raised point Of order, which was thst
Er Seldom = amendment not first. and he appeal
ed from the decision CT the chair. that it was
Dir GoRmAN, (dem) Of Ia asked whether 1t was in
the committee to rise and report the bill to
the House, with Recommendation that 1t pass.
Uaughter)
M dac i.ladt hat a not In orde
The question was taken and BY II ayes to lld nsyA
the conf smittee refused TO rise
The decision OF the Chair that Mr. Seddon's amend
ment bret in order, reversed
Mr.. GnErn then offered his amendment to run the
Missouri lin the Pacinc, and made i've minutes
speech In support OF Dis measure
Mr. sfDDoS offered an amendment as matter of
form in order TO enable him u his assent 70
MIR Green's amendment.
MIR sTAsIos, (dem) of Kentucky. offered amend
ment which provided that objection to admission
shall hereafter be made to any State which shall be
formed South OF the parallel OF tairty-sx degrees.
Thirty minutes and whose constitution does pro-
hibit African slavery therein. No settlement Of the
question lac said, can be made unless Kentucky and
other Southern States shall have equal partcpa-
tion in the settlement of the territory II the south
are TO no farther We mgat as well divide the part
nership at once The territory belongs Ia common to
ali Of as.
Mr. MrApr earnestly pressed his amendment, aud
said that when the destruction Of the Union IL In
volved, 1t Is obligatory TO all that scaeme shah
be agreed to mark the line Of fature conduct
Mr.. McMiLLir, dem OF Miss, bellies ged that tho
adoption OF this line depends the permanence Of the
Union. III auJourn without setting tnis question,
agitation will increase, and no man where t
will end.
Mr. C.rr,r, (dem) Of Ohio, Informed his Southern
friends that the question Is already settled WHAT
are they talking about You may quarrel over yoar
sugar plantations on the Rio GraLde but, from tho
oins OF the North have gone to settle 1t, finally,
and forever lie recommended to his friends to wait
until they get bargaining ground.
Mr. NtNAbLE, (d"tn) OF N. O., replied To Mr.. Carter,
aud said that it the first time that IL had
been asserted that Congress cannot hx boundaries.
The remarks would not have been made by gentle
who sees the danger The amendment Of Mr..
stanton borrowed BY the four last namci gentle
men, aud offered by them merely to enable them 70
nske hye minute speeches under the rules
Mr. AsnaiuS, (sbig Of Mass. wanted to bring the
House TO vote, and moved to amend Mr.. Green's
amendment, by striking out so much n extends the
Missouri line to the Pacific.
MIR. MaRsnsLl, (dem } of KY, moved that As IL
twenty minutes Of three o'clock the committee
D.ceided In the negative. by GS to 81
The chairman decided Mr.. Ashmun's amendment
EFT Of order.
Mr. AsnNUs appealed and the decision OF the Chair
reversed by 1tto7T
Mr. JoNEs (dem j. Of Tennessee moved that the CON-
riiftte rise Dhagreed To by "a To 80.
Mr BArLY (dcm }, of Virginia. s1ered an amendment
FOR the purpose, he said, of reversing a absurd
decision
IL was decided out OF order.
The reading Of the manual called for, bat ohjse-
tions were raised amid great confusion and calls
order.
The question taken and the decision Of the Chair
revers.d.
Mir Kaurr,fa-. (teml Of Texas moved that the
Committee rise, which prevailed AMI the House sd-
iOurned