Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-10
rASSAGE OF THE
CALIFORNIA AND UTAH BILLS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
SAsVspAy. See'emseS sshs 1890,
ElNas sAe llnlan.l

Ftea tAs Iaseal
eA4SsoaNiA ApMirfEp.
The Senate bill Tor she admission OF California was
next reported tsem The Clerks desk, as follows;
A Rsns for the adgaisaea al the State Of California
late the UaieN.
Whereas the people es California have presented
constitution and asked admission inse the unen. which
constitution was Submitted 10 Congress by the President
~ tas United States hy message. dated February hir-
seensh, eighteen hundred aud city, and which. on due
examination, found to Be republican in its term Of 80.
he u eaaeted ~ ne Sseass aad gIeass u Rears
SeAssssees u tAe URsse& MATES eli Aateriea ia Chr
Ssvss @sSsssss, That the State Of California shall be
Sess Saa = nefeey declared 10 be enc ct the United
States y Amessea aoa admitted into The union on an
whatever.
Sse 2 Aea " IL fssrsAer enacted Tia, mil ,be
REPRESENTATIVES. n Congress- shall he sppoasioNed accord
ses to az aeNAi Enumeration az the nhah.anss Of the
oaea States, the State Of California shah be entitled 10
I ENo representatives in CONGRESS-
nv heNp having next been ree0snisod suggested
mstsse at the Whole
lie then offered amendment to ia territorial bin
t Ok%N'e sane IS originally offered hy himself the
Texas boundary hN.
MI NtyroS raised poju, OF on9r. He objected TO
Sils AuleaON,e0s as not Sag name 10 the bill
lie SPEAKER explained that under his ruling in the
case 81 'ae point ot order raised against admitting the
teSf1'oNAI government proeet for New Mexico as an
S'eSaanlSNI 70 ihe Texas boundary bill. which had
Neeh sustained by the House he overrued this point of
. order. ~
MIR, NNroN appealed, and argued TO show tha, the
SS$h SoNeinmsns blll Was in no measure gennane
the California State bill.
MIR, MeCLggNANp would not, at this late moment
oise"S 'ee point Of order which had so lately been
9y discussed N TINS and the other branch OF Congress
T Tie Iosn moved the previous question.
Nh, ScasNcN demanded the reading of the rule
WuteE whleh the sdnisshly OF amendments was 10 be
Determined y =
Mr. HASRtS of Tennessee moved 10 Inv the anneal
on the table
Mr. RvNssy demanded the yeas and NAYS on that
UloIlan winch being ordered
Inc rule called Tor BY Mr. Schenek wasread; whore
upon
Inc question put on laying the appeal on the Ia
PIC; Snd II was net agreed to--yeas S. nays ll6
iheqaeSiion recurring on secondng the denand for
We FfSN'oNs question, Il was seconded by the House
Sh0 me l&ia question being ordered il was nut Shall
tue dselsloo Ct the Chair % sustained Y
A." me Cha'F was oveTrned--yeas 81. nays 107.
,Ir owlES moved 10 reconsider that vote aud then
agreed 10
Mr. THoNrsov, Of Mississippi, moved, az substitute
Ter the eniire Caltouua Bill the project originally in
7oineed into the Senate prsiyiaiHp that California
norm OF 80 deg, 80 mia should be admitted into the
Sasoa asF she Mad N CONVENTION con,e under the oh
hEa'.oG concerning the Disposal OF the public lands
@anhA ger iims, &c, which the people Of al the new
states h9d tsken themselves prog 20 their admission
in9e me Uolon and also provision skuo ter
pI. a soveFnment for South CaliE without the
Mr.. MEAnE asked the u;nsa,,. a.s 81 8 sssaase
for peFinSSon 10 otter an ans 1Sasas ~ MD.
OF Mir. I.-aeing pseylss,Se Tor M ,S. "a SzzA
SHAREHOLDERS in California; A3tcwas iass, %5ss' Is ,ss
moye their slave property Sc. ssleeted. al 81
Mr. oRR moyed.ss "a snaenea1ess : ,he orssias
p,ovIso limiting The southern bsun1ssr II Cafiiosn.s
to 30 deg % ain which was aseeFs IS liz Thosslp
FS' s
Mr.. THoMrsox. of Mssssssea 800 ss i. "a
paele opinion everywhere y l,ss,sS. s sSs
Genued the enormous eaifss q ~ ~. -,
rieS Ii they hasi-esly rnads sle avs ana
as were necessary for tisiF I'efs5aj !.
would have objected tiut hey heSg 49, " AZ 81
JAWS ioF al empire EsseSpi on AaG0z M no fss
bearing, nlen5er ,sond have go, Is, AZ IS
The claim had been boldly 81 IN IS IS So
veIlllon. that beiag already sossssas st % M NJ
me oWfleV OF asf own pHbs5 s. $3.50 s
Mr.. L. argued 10 shew shs rs
sumption TINS claim OF .te * sc 81 &
terrIteg} 'ITz was ssle teH1Gaf X I've
mouseltous dispute, as be went on 70 sis
woaid deny thas claim, bat haay Laitz #ss
. her point
Nr STEVENS When tina, claim $ RS
ne sf'g s-sge p saF -1sna of with sll O&s
Eo9asos. Very likely, Heeoss
s# }7saseC s3s haaoa, and seut Of rs !,
Il 500, la - wei g sanil heg at the al ss
new 4 S portion IS the coautry -sfsss sf1
saTe -a'zage--ss putting the hsei ~ 4 $50 ~ s
the neck 9 me South Il congress wcgl sc tl,ssi
territorial government, g. 5acas1 regard 49, 4 1.or
showing that Congress was sposed - das*s s:'s
This amendment required Galornia IS again meet !,
convection, aud agree such ssipeiz t * me z,f.
Ct all the new States had agrse fss Il esling NC
the Union and it further essa6ssfsrd an aos PIovse
government Tor South California.
Nh RICHARDSON having obtsned its A,oor, said ftsa
q
replying 10 the remarks OF AIR IT. 44 fAs q s.aaes III
previous question. 4
NJ; MEADE insisted that bis an,andn,sss "
/ the House.
! The SPEAKER, explaining, ruled il Il b. So & csa
Mr.. HOLMES moved to adloAxs
Mr.. MEADE called the yeas and 4szi# ID s;sss s
and, but ten gentlemen Joining HI sh I'm sssta YEA
Aitsf winch. the qussis5n oussLS Moo Is adjourn
was put and it was NOT agreed to. fSs rs EEK
Mr. HOLMES moved call 81 III House !. not Of.
/ dered 49, f# 4 - s ~ =
The question recurring On tIes a. IL, NAV ;oa,
question, it was seconded By ise IS Isl noes
And, under its operation, the nssasu Question being or
dered-tirst, the amt dmenG of MIR Thomson
adqPed at the eq1sss .. MI 9sI Limiting the south
and nays upon 7 being oFisss il not agreed to-
ayes ~, nayAi22. s5r
The question next Recurring on the substitute Offered
by Mr.. Thompson, OF Mississippi the yeas and NAYS
upon asked aud oFaered when itwa as not agreed
to-yeas II. nays 1884,
The question ordering the bill to be read
a third time,
Mr.. Holmes moved to adjourn.
On which motion he called for he yeas and nays:
not ordered Ibut ten members joinins. in the CALI
The question then put on the motion to adjourn
and II was not agreed to.
The question being the third reading of the bill,
Mr. THOMSON. of Mssissippi called for the reading
OF the oil al ength and The bill being read the yeas
and nays upon were called and ordered; when was
agreed tO-yeas Isl, nays 81.
/ The Dill having been read the third time,
Mr. RIcHARDsos moved the previous question on the
passage OF the bill.
: Mr.. FEATHERsTog moved to lay the bill on the table;
and on that motion he demanded the yeas and nays
not ordered, but seventeen gentlemen voting the al
fmatye.l
The previous question being seconded, the yeas and
nays passage Of the bill were asked md ordered
when the said bill was duly passed-yeas $50, nays So
I YEAs-Messrs. Albertson, Alexander Allen, Ander-
son, Andrews, Baker, Bay, Bennett Bingham, Bissell
Bokee, Booth, Bowie, Bown, Breck, Briggs, Brooks
/ Wm; ). Brown Buell. Burrows, Chest Butler, Thos
Carter Casey, Chandler, Clark, Cole Corwin, Crow
ell Dlchcy, Dimmck, Disney, Dixon, Doty Dler,
Duncan Durham. Durkee, Eliot Alex. Evans, Nathan
Evans Ewing, Fitch, Fowler Freddy, Fuller, Cen
Gnnnen, Hall, Holloway, Hamilton, Harlan, Thos. u.
Harris, Raymond, Henry, Hihbard, Hoagland Hous-
ton, Howe, Hunter, w. T Jackson, Andrew Johnson,
James l.. Johnso' Jones, Julian. Kerr, Geo G. King,
James G. King, John A. King Preston King, LETTER,
! Levin. L.tllelield. Horaee Mann lob Mann. Mar