The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
CONGRESSIONAL.
By Telegraph for the Daily Laaedster Gasette
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SgsATE.-Arer tic presentation Of various Pc
ttlons and the transaction of other morning bt-
SIness, the bill to promote the progress Oi useful
arts was made the special order for Tomorrow.
The bill for the relief Of Gen Roger Jones was
taken up and passed.
Tho Senate then resumed TIE bill for the
admission of California end establishing territorial
governments for Utah and New Mexico
Mr. Douglas expressed u desire TO get test
vote upon the separation OF the measure for the
admission of California from other SUBJECTS With
! that view he moved to lay the bill under cOnsid-
erution on the table. with view TO taking up
the bill for the admission Of California, which was
negatived-Yeas2 "a, Nays %.
Mr.. Davis of Miss, moved that the tenth Sec
ton OF the bill be amended by striking out the
provision preventing the proposed territorial
Legislatures from passing any law in fespect TO
African slavery, and substituting provision pre-
venting said l. glslatures from passing any laws
Interfering with those rights of property which
grow out the institution OF African slavery.
MIR Clay opposed the amendment stating hs
reasons and asking why the Senate should EN-.
barass the pending proposition by an attempt TO
secure provision for protecting slavery, where it
could not and would not go.
Mr. Davis said he was contendng for princi.
r., -, 'o"' W " wv Su'ti
W. iu'ee sa'u ne uiscouhtehahced the entire
scheme presented by the committee of thirteen
Mr. Foote said he was gratifed to fluid that Mr.
fulee was the only Southern man who by direct
vote had felt himself called upon to express his
entire disapprobation OF the report. He spoke at
lenS'h 10 iavOr ol The compromise.
The debate continued between Messrs. Foote
ana luIee uht'l O'Clock when the Senate adj
Jo1Thed'
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SENArE- he consideration OF lhe blll admitting
Ca'iiprha anu tle establishment Of territorial 60
veI4ment Tor utaii anI New MeNco, was resumed.
mr' DAVIS inoulheu MS amendment ny slDstl-
lnlh9 provision ~ Inc tenth section, giving to
,he teErh"rIh legislatures Tue power td pass
laws necessary 10 me pr0moI'n 0l Tie rights OF
the citizens "l territories IN their African Slave
property
Mr. f"o'e resumed and concluded hIs speech.
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/ Mr McIo,. fran, ,ha Co,,n,;,,,o -, c
I mercc. reporled bin TO admit certain article.
, the growth and produc,ion of Canada on couj
tinn that like articles the growth and prodnction
ufthe U. S. shall he admitted free ofduty into Can.
ada. Accompanying the report was the corresnon.
dence between Mr., CIoyton and Sir Henry Bnl
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Minister. la,,er ,n Me- clay,nn m ,,'s,
tbs Jufv shnnIJ La ;ncreasaJ az i, as a,t ,t'S,
British productions. tn committee on Ways nnc
Means instead OF the COMMITTEES Oh Munufac
lures j.,
from ibe S,lanc to 1bo PnrGc NO. rar.t,aa 1' ~
) the committee ON Commerce. ..
a Mr. Bailey moved to reconsider the vote ant
q moved to lay the motion on the table. The ques
ton being taken it was decided afrmutively---
Ayes SO, Nays So.
ine ! Senates amendment TO the resolution t'
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