Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
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sESAfE.
Mr. Sa.afa nrn#ea ed tbs IN rning twenty p
isins ptaYiar f the "A @ III ai z''st' me 1t 'ne -
ttri u as Glngfes. nek" The fds 20 ni''sing he
l5h aud II, h yrr.ns IN the ,23l chapter Il Dneiefonp
NV ,,,ft an, ea.er # any NV which my b. plssad
e.nr,raiaa II ve slaves. Al the petitions were feeeig
FL an1 III upta The t1'lf
Atnf f lie frel afJ h y mis-. va taken an ena
,,,.e,I / l. ota,'a hin \ pension 4 tn. per month";
#aDA1ls,loNO f CAiiFORNlA Ere.
NJ Dai9lts ff1.n the GoHmil'ee ~ lrffienes. h
winch IN I'm fciared Nr fo7'e'z bill p1eFdleg Ter
,,t,,l,l 4 ,y.rnm.nts fur Nv Mexico taldufnla and
De4afa snI ,eniap's bill fof payesth STATE u Texas
snrfenl,sr # a nafan II her Territory tr The ruf-
No. + 81 linz thr b4nnlar p. II New Neslcb, reported
an sahainle f. II - bills bill for lh' nd ossfen
9f The S4a4e L .farna and bill priyiiin9 ifftlt1s
rial Gagernnanls fpf tiab fe,lled Desafet) and New
AeNle, all for oher purposes Tue report was ordered
la be rfintel.
Mr. 70 lie all,,ed res luton authorizing The purchase
nj copies NJ NJ lsss rosn'4 report OF Tho proceedings
ii 6e C,lif1rni, G#,nyen iol Lays over.
Mr. Bell olef d re aaian felillYf 20 ne fhh
H., p,,t,np yyca pqye la tebrfe. IN winch Messts
Beal5n and d laod paflle'Pltsd The res inl'oh "as
hrn iai1 asde
Tn pnslleal4 lnta.nge communicating the Galiiof
IA Constitution. W. then taken M lie 4nes'i9l u
Ine a. II. + sfenea. Mr. IInoter addressed tile senate
rlnpe of blnf the gel"fa qnps'lo1 ~" al ''sn'
H. y,ve +, ,s ca nf lla past inf mia nude by In ab
lisalsls upon lRe institutions III he Sonh ah SUD ia
lla Ella, lie rh apprited b b. aellh'a ny sPf
/ which 4'IDt ri universal pd"H ''h"
s,isHy H. tace al III a1ylntges they have eainrd,
- we'll rs Tho industry with which they have endeavonf
el l. fofca t5eif principles into legislative neio con
emp'iiol The iarl Of thGr present absolute r'N"r IN
n,ny Srrr> the Union. aud lhef 'r'wlng inlileqer
m fbe f,r II muir s. aud then asked what THE South
In t1 expar from hr f,fhe1f'nef oi TITS p1sef IL
the future ,yhap lhr S4uth would bec1ne imp 'lehi III
Goauess2 lIodaelacd that there existed no security
far the future.
M II nexf dNrlt npon the effects the abolition nj
slavery wuna pfahably produce, AMI drew attention t.
The prnsrn, sft he'd col itol of the West lila lshna
- llfnshae fni ILLUSTRATION NJ The ho5rlbe results
ely Ia ensa4 IN tn Southern paao1s Il the oanedaf
my in tn nyan al lhrabiitlpn nj slv'y liz sud hr
i spalfel If any security h the nth ifon falthfa up
comps mi 49, i, llrh mta b. sci Al napghi tonhfn"
by u mlJarl 81 Gnn4fess IL earnestly hlPa = -,
IN nrn s,il le nelt OF pres mt difficulties might be filrcea
and llplaht lIat fall the pafiois IN Congress- would n
together ia that rnfp'se, such result was Pass'ne
L. would slanl b. his naive SUR al r9laia and LOT
l,H her wlntlpfspeve she might lead, hoping thai hr
miah never be- forced IL low her out d the Union
H. invoked splil Of kinlnes5 and 1fbeaanee tom hr
majority.
III senae llen went into Executive SESSION, and soon
afterwards al 'nrned -
HOUSE OF REPRESEN fAIlVES.
On no'ion al Mr. Bayy, lha Jules wefe suspended iaf
the pltpls, 81 laklnp mp th Bill provdtoe tot supplying
4Iei,ences lac pener appropriation bill rep red by
TN Comm Tee ofthe Whole The bill was then Ass
ID aflrr which n House went into Committee oil HE
" har anf Tux up fl consideration the oalafnta inrs
saafs ri thr President Of the United States Mr. Thurs
ion ii Orernn delivered lnei esln! speech. abound
M " It'll yalu,br Information relative In california lie
aI-o co1ravrre1 thu positions assumed by gentlemen
VIII hid peeeeded him III the deblo touching 'he inter
fsfanca uf the present administrator will regard In
iht rmaon ii State constitution by the people OF tall
torf.a.
Nh Brne, f.llawrd IN moderate and eonclllaory
speech IN which he said be woul v1'e Tor the admission
III .lfroa. llawanly eul.gised Mr. Webster, sud
thu AZ Al