The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-14
House or Representatives..

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House or Representatives..
WARRINGTON, February, Is, 1850.
| BILLS REPORTED.
| Mr. GRrNNELL, from the Committee on Commerce,
reported bill providing for recording the conveyance
! Of vessels, which was passed.
MIR. LANE, from the same committee reported bill
for regulating the value Of certain foreign coins which
was referred to the Committee Of the whole on the
| State Of the Union.
bill for further extending the time for locating the
Virginia military land warrants was passed.
| MEssAoEs FROM PRESIDENT.
mesesge received from the President, in reply
to resolution saying that he will communicate infor
nation a. to the doisgs Of the British in Central
America whenever 1t may not be found prejudical to
| the public interest.
| CONSTITUTION or cALrFosSrA.
message was also received from the President,
transmitting An authentic copy Of the constitution Of
the State Of California, received by him from Gen.
Riley.
Mr. BoyD moved that Il be referred to the Committee
on Territories and printed.
demand for the previous question not sustained
Mr.. WkNrwoRrH moved that It be referred to the
on the Judiciary and asked for the previous
| question.
Mir STANTON, Of Tennsssse-Is debate In order,
The srIAkER-Net pending previous question.
Mr. McLAnE hoped that Nr. Weutyorth would with
draw his notion and let there be discussion the
reference
ME-. vIsros gave notice that he would TO refer
|
Mr. wrsTwonrH withdrew his motion, 30 that the
previous question shall apply to MIR. Vintons motion
| MT. JorssoS, Of Arkansas, objected to any change
| Of the motion BY MT. Wentworth.
Mr.. THonrsos, Of Mississippi ssksd whether gen.
| tleman could make two mosisne 1T snce'
| MIR WEsrwoHIH replied that he had withdrawn his
under operation previous question the sonsti
tuition and accompanying documents referred to
the Comm Of the Whole the state Of the Unisn.
Mr. STANTON said the previous question did not
apply to printing
| as reference.
MIR. STANTON msvsd to reconsider the vote which
ordered printing ana preceedsd to speak Of slavery
for eonnnips the gentleman to the motion.
The srEAkKs ssid that the question open on
Mr.. sr.sroy-The question in the last Congress was
slo my but the ,iirit va greatly changed, and he
aepier.d the necessity which compelled him TO ssy not
the disease alarming, Jet this stage OF affairs It
might have yielded to remedies judciousiy adopted
chronic and inveterste extending to every part
Of the body petite; and subtle pcson dira,sd
opsiourth Of the session bed bsen consumed In the
effort to organize the House, and In every attempt Of
.,s srs IL 20 %: the
proper means had been rssorsd to at the last session.
Il could have been settled in hour and the MON
evsnts and by the action q the President the matter
has been complicated. IL nov not only involves . co.,
justice but hes drawn within hs vortex the ssisnty
question Of tops Law, territorial
was obliged to change is 'front.' i,s only salvation sss
to change the shspe and fern Of question 80 as to
S'sa sssS 1o,s 70 ans ., "a
the gsIsDsp should not discuss circumstances under
Which the standardization osne into po~sr.
The sssASkA thought that the gentleman not out
| Of order.
Mr. sTsSros resumsd-Ths policy Of Mr. Buchanan
dark and p.xous tines In IT, we see the true r.ls-
tiors e,sting between the government aud Csfor
listed upasr the and the constitution rhr pocy
ofMr. Bpclsbnan. vas TO march up and to settle the
% sSs PEOPLE n. .ouss. noa 70 Sa ~, sSa the
issue The President and his supporters stimu-
lated By duplisity and ir.ua Instruetons must have
California without slavery
Mr. Dvss desired 70 be informed ho~ the sentemsa
AR srasro- ssd that Mr. King We. sent out 10 ALI
forpis With the ~shes q the President a. to the
on which she should be admitted isto the Union The
conduct 81 the President crime against high
est Interests 81 ons-hslf Of the confederacy. aud
not blunder for blupAer is excussble Tn.re vas
resolution I'm California, and the President placed
at the head Of m tn. wilmot prsviso; ssd u
| q the south virtually excluded from the
t.rri,ories which they bsiped to purchase with
their blood lie bad . high respeot for the intel
g,nc- and snteryrise OF the people Of California bat
,bcse people would scarcely expect 60 violate
dame ntsi principle 20 enable them to into the
1 mon. W hie this would be fatal 20 the south IL
Mould be fatal TO them. 10 would lie vain 10 rally
TIE conttttuuon. Nhen fpirh Of fabsttcem
pls, the riehts of the south The whmot provso
h. sd He believed tkst u was the policy IL Northern
men not 20 yern.it the Iroviso TO be passed They
nustao this order 20 sustain the policy Of the
! ysdebt. California never can be admitted into the
l pfon without . compromise Ths responsibility
( will fsst these Who have given birth TO the
pr.n Atnxs movement. q viii BE- difhcut TO nd
slboi MIA back into territorial condition. fit could
/. done nor ell might be safe hut this fof the
futafs ~ <sslvs 10 soy man desres 10 restore the
mon 20 is original state can ohly be soue By
ttorips the contribution 60 itss pristine purity. and
c,ssitx noe sad forever from the wsrefars made on
IN. mot ,plrs able insrests sBo gbts I'd. south
The aineulfy ~ss not to dissolve Toe JB,on but 20
prss,f,eu This ssi require all the wisdom. nodefs.
ton. ard prudence Il your Gays Gaze, Boebsnsns,
vsbster- snd other great nen u resist The d0~B gard
tendency events Iflnis csn be done he ~oas bs tue
event with fer,snt joy. fIsifcfhis be forced the
South In spe "a their rem ens;rsuces and tas
tpcns By vhichs \, ate vas formed aud sihuat
such mrromte may s,'se, he would Be r,sdy 70
make Struggle ON this grouni lie would be pr.psr.
90 20 nbabeUn linton which 20 longer ertbied the
South 20 pres.t,e their ria ts interests
ON motion OF Mr.. NsSroN, the mt Son q reconsider
vas laid On ire table
fHs ntTrSUE.
The Eouse sgrt to the smencme ut on tre Ssrste "
the r.tolutisn limiting the eSpeuse u CO.. scttg the
fsvsnpe 1hs ndmest spthoriSas the s;sry "
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