The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23
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i. On Tuesday na,,, S. I, /
discussion No. Foo,.;. ,a' s'n'a
} ton. l''sa o. Il, 4.
On Wednesday. eoD,.
me following committees 1''' ''s
p''hO'."'; Phelps, # y. we've
Pennsylvania. 'e'aopi !
Northern Demoeyos
gan Dodge, Of Iow., :. CO
York, ana BttiDnl
Southern Whigs-Ms,,,. ,
B'rrisn Of eeofgio; "a S'II ~
Carolina. aaHnn.
So"'1er" Denoerqa-N.,...
gina and Fooie, Of M%i..i,.noi NJ
s linen says Chairman, Nj. e..
us .. s name along with Ms..r. N.Y.
l AA Ann III R- HIM
1.-THE despatch adds: IN.
delivered the frs, e%oneii,,..- Il
session on the slavery oD..!'. p"
O%Oscurity.l S'''N'Os
The speech of Mr.. s.v..
Universally r'proba'ed. Hs,oDI "
IN, Inc admission " Of any slave sl',' P'''
The Cuba inva.ioni.i. i. u.
ing another expedition ] ''a@
gres. A'''nlls
.,A MI, c''s 81 is said i Be pr.,,t,,
speech on clay'' resolutions s'F''l'
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THIRTY FIRST coSeS "
WAsHHGroh \
=, SENATE,
mr. Douglass presented 4. -.
RE Mt and GwinD, Senators ron M !
ana S,o.a a memorial asking The ,inIs'
0'S'e INTO the Union. Laid ., 4.
ordered to be printed.
A number of petitions wen, D,.,.,.]
the admission of Slave States, ma
sion Of slavery-which CAV. i.
OK citing debate, but a motion = !,
the table finally prevailed.
The Senate then resumed ii, A.,
Of Mr. Foote'S proposition t. r.t.r n
questions to select cOmmats, A 4
amendments were proDo'.,
Mr. Benton wsntedto modify A.
70 as to provide, that The select ,omni
not consider the question Of a. M
California.
Mr. Baldwin accepted de m,sis
his amendment, proposed b. MI B,1
Mr.. Webster thOuFAs No pr,er,
'0uId be had from any serie. Of r.p
nd he was satisfied the only prOp
be to keep the question Of i
SION o. California separate and !
De vas prepared to vote for he, admi
s size came.
Mr. COsS cOincided with MI CIsy'
t the select committee. He LOOKED
s one more chance Tor tho seti-msa
nOns'rOus question, though he had
rope OF such a result. He complims
oote' and said he had given an ssbi
oral courage almost unequaIIsj,
armed the position taken BY ME {.
lis speech. Mr.. Cass said thstii wai
erraTned that no Wilmot proviso co
ass the Senate. He though. he lug
ought to be taken upsnd adjusted
Q satisfactory to the majority, and
ne passage Of that bill would do much
curing q better feeling on tho pad
,uth.
Mr.. Calhoun replied to Mr. Cas-
g only way to settle the matter vol
mend the constitution as he bad indl
was prepared If the Union Should
lyed, to show that Cass had q foil
oducirg that result.
Alter some further CO %nsidenliOn,
ct was postponed till tomorrow
HOUSE.
n Intellectual attempt waSmsds lOi
e credentials Of Wright and Gilbert
natives from California, together
Institution and a memorial asking Id
Dn Of that State.
Mr.. Preston King offered a s'olu
debate on the Presidents CnIii'r1
70 should cease on "Wednesday mex
the table.
The House then went into commit
ole and resumed the consideration
California message,
Mr. Disney entered into . closet COM
argument, to show that the q
re ne power to Congress lsSps''lns
ment OF new territories, apd 'nal
have a right to eStabli'bihs 'Hf
eminent independent o. the ''ll'a
Sc.
BOsros, AlI
New Hampshire election ,"
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