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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

Use ~1SHsr ~ NpHsosp - We
:. o. , +h siahnnen.l papers Of
"a, N ) tla President arriv.
= @s evening before.
- ss @ Northern cara. 10
attsb' AK trs II laying the
cesnsf s>asan = ~ a%+snutnent ~
We~ehhuston he was received nj
the drIsa by the volunteer companies
and n vast crowd NJ people from the
town md ce,nstry. lie was forth
with escorted 10 The Capitol. where
u fET
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

Or M. Ntdot's HEADLINES Of cele-
brated English Classics, will take place
VI The C'eus House. ei "Wednesday ess !
ming nett, 18th inst, II. balf.pas. q, e'slpeh.
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rr-rru~ru~sup Uvs7IGti,iie tiiett Of the I1nion.
proppssd and agi'sted IN nm quarters.
Hia Honor, Mayor s,anslmry, WITS ca1tsd
10 The Chair, and Hon John r. Kennedy
appointed Secretary. motion. Of DR..
j. ]. Graves, |. was determined that u.
public town meeting should lie held on.
Monday, he ath March, att o'clock, =.
N. De motion Of Col. WIN. r. Giles,
tie chair WAS directed 10 appoint a com
,nittae ef filteet. 10 pfepafe resolutions 4"
he presented Oh The occasion. J. l.. Carey.
ESD. submitted. a series yf resolutions,
which he desired might be placed IN the
hands ii the committees, and whie1. we're
So disposed Of. They b'entl,ed the spi.
RI, Of the puress patriotism. Haiti.
more will speak trumpet tonguad her
condemnation Of all disofganizefs, aud
her attachment To The Union Under ali
circumstances and all hazards.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

Present i Hon. J. y. piauohe. President
Of the Senate.
Ihiriy.9hh members present.
lhs Asst. Secretary, q. g. Davis. re-
ahesfed the concurrence Of The House. In
An act 10 provide for the eventual cancel
t,eht Of the bonds Of the State, issued for
The use Of The Citizens Hank of Louisiana.
Az act 10 liz the salary Of the satrnnt
Al Arms NJ tls Semitic.
lie also requested the signature of the
spraker Ut ths House 10 the following e,.
rolled bills and resolutions Of the Senate /:
IN net allowing compensation 10 Jurors
IN tbs Alb Iadieial District. aud rssylmira
III relative TO The Grand levee III ,hr parish
NJ Point Coippe.
Mr. Van Winkle teptfsed as correctly
enrbtlpas z :
Al net 10 atDend An act entitled An Ar,
10 establish a Work house and lto,iss ~
RefnHn, by the several Munie ipainy ofh,e
City Ut N, Orleans, and Tot other purposes.
Apiirpvpd March 8, 1860 Mr.. Layrt H.
nr'ntd the senst that The Hon. h. W.
Noise Of Plaqhemiae, had iesh elected
SPEAKER pro tenn oftbe House.
Mr. saloniop requested the signature Of
the president Mtbe srnats 10 The following
entnlied bills Of The House /: Vi
An act To- charge the term u The Dist.
Court In the Alb Judicial District.
An art for She r+lief Of Jurors IN The
parish II Ca,aAeula.
Mr.. salomM further requested The con
currsnsp of The Senate in Al act Epr the
relief OF Securities ~ Executors. Admin
ls'ratptst Curator and Tutors. KssDluti vn
relative 10 the tans,val ofths Custom house
from Franklin IN some place on The Atcha-
falaya at or near Jacksonville. An act
to erect sehpbl Hcusts in I'd Municipality
Of The city Of New Orleans. An act for
The rDlief Of The Female Orphan Asylum
bf New Orleans. .#
Mr.. Ledons, The Goverpor's private
Secretary Informed the Senate that The
Governor had approved and sigpph. An
attto establish \ Ferry sfross he s,tl,a.
fsiaya River, III Ayoysflss. And also
delivered n message In writing from the
Governor.
Mr.. Adams. On motion The rules were
suspended, aud The Senate took ,p An ael
IN ,~slation to the New Orleans and Gar
a%olll"n Railfaad and banking Co; passed.
An oct 10 allow compensation 10 J. W.
Halsey, Esq, for professional services !,
passed.
An act 10 rss'ore 10 bis civil rights, G..
4. Gammeyer Of New Orleans ; passed.
Mr.. Dufo,r. Of The Joint COMMITTEES nf
the two Houses, reported An not 10 'aha
tbs sense efibs people Of the city Of Nsw
Otltahs, uptn ihs ~re-union Of the three
Municipalities, Of said sity into ooe Cor-
poration. and An act 10 postpone The elsc-
ton Of Municipal officers Of New Orle us
fro,n The Isl Monday Of April Of the wear
1850, 10 the 81 Monday % ths SO me month;
passed.
Mr.. Peek, An ati concerning the Pen
i'enl,ary WINS made the special order ofths
day. immediately after The reading Of the
Journal, 10 morrow.
On motion. the Senate sat with
closed doors On executive business.
The doors being opened. the Senate
adjourned till Tomorrow, 9 o'clock.
A. N.
FRIDAY,
MAHGn g, 1850
The Senate met agreeably to I'D
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FRIDAY.

MAheH +, 1850.
The House mst ~ esably t. adJ Urn.
mnnt. t
Quorum present.
TIE House bel, 4 infmrmed If The de-
miss Of The Hon. Preston w. Fauat. late
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.,
adjourned 'll Monday.
Mr.. Noise Speaker pro nm.. requested
Mr.. Layei, Clerk of tbs House, 10 ,afotm
The Senate thereof : q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

tween ths parishes of Lsfou.ehs l%utsfior
and T%srrebvnne passed.
On motion. the House adjourned
till 10 o'clock. A. NJ. Tomorrow.
WEDNEyDA Y. q
NAaen o. 1870
The Iio,sr- Htet pursuant 10 saai~tfaA
,neni.
Quorum present.
The Speaker lid berrs the Horss II
communication from tbs q yaf,lor nc
Geotgi,. in relation 10 tb, Wilph Pm
! yisp and Nashville e6nyentinnls on NJ.
ton the same WIS nude The orJer4tu this
day.
VII. Winfres, Il f~estlufipH fs1ne sting
The COMMITTEE Ill Printing II rh1uifs why
u" report Of tlte Hsaisisr Of the L,nf
Office AMI dooans"n'a haa not bsrn printed.
H. nrdTfei 'iy tHs Honan. IT,
M. Hsptgs, testdveJ TINT tttlsy and
SATURDAY hs get apart H. local and u, iya,s
bills.
NJ. Heron iritotnce J., An act f., The
relief Of teachers 1T inliyep, ridktrsn III
The parish Of West Htton Ratas Et III,
yeHr is4a ref"rrtd IN COMMITTEES.
Mr.. y. G. Davis, Assistant Srtrstnry
Ut the SehHle tfIie stfd lie concurrence
IT the Htt,ae 10 IN 1T. f.. ihe relief of
the sheriff u Dastho parisb.
Ala. for the relief ID Harry kran,
Of Ea<. Batm Rouge.
HE Htttse then trnE ~ nj Il 1t tssds
ing, he Bin entitled, An NJ, inf Ms ,s-
list IT srtutitirs 10 t4ettiiofs. adtihis.
frat ia. e'tatofs, and lufofs. Adopted.
srsctAL on rnn p,v. D.
An oct to protect the town Of Ba.
you Sara from humiliation.
The House then took up The reso.
lutions Of the House and Of the Sem
ate in relation to the Nashville Con.
%yention, MS also the resolution Of tbs
States Of Virginia and Eeorgin, on
the subject Of the Wilmot Proviso.
On motion Of Mr.. Iarue To 20 into
committee Of the whole for tho con-
siderhtion Of the above resolution. the
same was adopted Tile House then
resolved itself into II committee Of the
whole, and after deliberation. report
ed through Mr.. Heron, their chair
mnn. progress, and asked leave 10 sit
agnin on to-morrow; said report was
adopted. .r IT, ..'.
The House then adjourned until 10.
morrow at . o'clock A., NJ.
THURSDAY
MARem Z. 1850.
The House met pursuant 10 a,'journ4
meni. a.- H.. .r-..5 "a.
Quorum present.
Aner The ,eading NJ The minutes, the
House took up the BjII ~rel,tiye +" The Nh.
tional Convention and The stavrfy enrs-
IIiop. The House then Iernpd Itself iutoo
n committee NJ tle wbols Oh The nbovs
Bill and Resolutions, md after a long and
animated discussion. by Messrs. +. u.
Richardson. sever. Iarns. and others, tho
House adjourned till te-mgrtow mpruinsg at
d. FRIDAY,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

FuoJBcrs OF COMPROMISE. a= The
w Washington correspondent Of The New
yotk Herald furnishes The following ms
The plan nf settling the slavery que ,ion
devtsrd w Senator Dickson, Of New York.
Every plan dsyis.d IN The spirit Of peace
wi ut len I receive the respectful eonsi-
dtrntioB Of The Sontl,
lr WAsHtreroN. Feb" e.. 1sbn.A-sxf9b6
Negro Qnestion-M ore Compeomis4
We hear Of another compromises IT
negro question. Mr.. DitkinsoH, If New
York, Is satd 10 be framing another plan.
on lbe following tet,nst
/. To run The Inns Of 30 degrees 40
mnules, through 10 the Pacific.
IL .. IN admit Califot MIA, neth Of The
line. as n State. .t7-
d. 10 provide governments FIR Deserst
and New Mexico, ohe North and the othsr
south ttno.tly) Of The linz, without ii VOID
about slavery. .'s.r,t ... .=a.tE=.
. 4. 70 pay Texas fr the disputed ter.
ritory. mug
b. 70 divide out Texas inin three add
ii"t'a4 slaves States, pr',spee0ve'y. M an
offset To Ninoesota, Oregon aud Cali.
lo,nia.
Some southern tnrn say they would be
satisfied with this bui tho lew northern
men to whom the plan has been mentions
ed SCOTT H., as giving all The turkeys 10
The South. aa Hat
OF all the northern then II Ia due 10
Mr.. u kinson 10 say that he IL the least
p,ejudite,l against The souil,. He has
neither tnfniiy 70 shareholders. pof anx.
istygahout The suffering Of the negroes, int
Hove alr the Union which would make
any saefiiiee rather than di.unioh. Rid
eoiuus IL this ptopo-i.ion Of his may aesm.
the North n,ns' accept something like u,
Or The gaines b,t. ".t '1s''- h's
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

The steamer Magnolia on her
upward trip, on "Wednesday last,
broke one Of her shafts. No serious
injury resulted 9htFo1g " laa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

NAsav,tLt CoSvEsr,or. --- Several
Of the public journals of Texas de-
nounce In no measured terms the re-.
solutions passed by the Legislature
recommending the people to hold
elections FOR delegates to the Nash
vile Convention. i5 The Galveston
.lournal Of the LIST instant, contains
the following excellent hit:
..'" When the people want to send
delegates to Nashville or any other
place, they will find means Of doing
50. probably, without diverting the
attention Of the Legislature from its
Legitimate business. Legislative as
semblies, however. have become. like
arrant school boys, apt in mischief.
but slow at what they are elected
and paid for. viz: making laws for
the public good. The people have
not thought the emergency required
the action that is recommended. and
the Legislatures ill-timeds resolution
involves n degree Of haste altogether
inappropriate.' atH bud tp ,at
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

1'Hn CHANCES or DtsuSios Extract
from a private letter 10 The E'Iitor Of the
New Yorl Tribune. dated Washington,
Feb. u, 1850. sq &: rattf Udut @Jti
Il "a. I N understood here. that tl,i,ty.four
metnl,e,s trom the slave Sinte4. have -ign.
ed an agreement 10 pefsever,' IN siaving
rtf ail transaction Of BUSINESS Inv the
Hou.e, until the slavery que tion shall be
settled TO their liking, by ealing the yeas
md nays, moving APPOINTMENTS. calls Of
the ~llonse, &c. &C., whenever there shnll
be An effort to do anything. The Northern
members nre cogt,ating plans TO battle
sich manusnvers, aud o,ie proposition
considered IL ,ha, "f a,ljou Mig" and
having n special session called, NJ the be.
ginning of which, such nea rules mny he
adopted ~ arc adapted 10 ,hs new state
Of things. 3s 's'5s@'* "h ~
"H~- Is alarmed, and confident TINT
MooA mil b. spik on Me floor Of The
House before the session closes. He says
he knows many members who 20 to the
House armed every day II anticipation Of
n general fight. W. Is confident that
Disunion il now inevitable. He knows
intimately, nearly all the Southern mem.
be- RAJ Is familiar with their views, aud
sees the letters that rtach them from their
constituents Hc says the most ultra aro
wei backed up by advices from home,
What ths End IL &, be, we cannot ina
zine. Et8 ~atE+5#f&b EA COB aNJ#N. 3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

B,suop OF CALrroaSIA.-We are in-
formed, says the Washington Repub-
lie. that the Most Reverend Arch
bishop Eccleston, the Catholic HE
rarch Of Baltimore, has notified the
Rev. c. P. Montgomery, D. D.,
o. s. D., Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, of his
election as Catholic Bishop of Cali
fornia. DR.. M. is represented to us
as a gentleman well known for his
literary requirements, and one who
will reflect credit on his native State.
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THURSDAY,

as6J@ MARCH. 7, 1850.
The Senate met agreeable TO adj
journment. swc1 i IS " &Ts~a4H
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

Dobbs says he has n Of the most
obedient boys in the world. All he has
to do isto tell him to do as he pleases and
he does 1t without saying . word. .spH
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Tron, Waahlngton.

Fro,r the photographic Dispatch Of The pieay,ine !
BahriMoaE. Friday. March /. A-l In
the Senatc. on Thursday (2sth ult.)
M. Bell. Of Tennessee. spoke on Mr..
Clay's compromise resolutions. He
anticipated that IN the course Of n
few years ten new Stntes would be
admitted into the Union. eight Of
which would be free. II was useless.
therefore. for The South TO attempt to
preserve an equilibrium Of power.
In the House, Mr.. Conrad spoke on
the admission Of California. lie be-
lieved that slavery never could be IN
trodnoed into Tint country ; Its eli
mate and its soil were against it,.
The South was contending for Il
principle -- that IL their rights under
tho constitution, aud not for the
spread Of slavery. lie spoke In fl.
vor Of upholding tho constitution.
JEFFERSON DAVIS AND Cot. BtssgtL.
A-Senator Davis, Of Mississippi, chal.
lenged Col. Bissell. Representative
from Illinois, on Wednesday, (27th)
the latter having stated IN his speech
Ia the Honse that the Mississippi re-
giment did not save the day Mt Buenn
Nista--thnt In feet that corps was a
mile and d half off the scene alluded
to. The Indiana troops having given
way,it was the Kentucky and Illinois
that saved the day. jefferson Davis
demanded from Col. Bissell a retrae-
ton Of these assertions. The parties
were preparing for the fight, when
Gen. Taylor and Col. Bliss proceeded
to their quarters. md interposed their
good offices. They satisfied the hos
tile parties that each alluded to diff
terent points Of the battle. and they
finally succeeded In ~eaecting n recon
ciliation.
BAt,riMoRE. March 2---7nc Comp,o-
mise.-A better feeling nowprevails
III, Washington among the Senators
and members Of Congress, and pas
sion has been laid aside for renson.
A compromises will undoubtedly he
agreed on. Mr.. Webster will pre-
sent bis project for u compromise on
Monday, Ath. 'a ".lro' ~ IN ~
.Unin4#4W ~ etEl 44El A4L.AZl.a. AZ ft"f" ft ..
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4Ut NI $3.50 hF6,E 20 fll afFI ZIP HnIIN#
aeaqg Hff 1o #i7nDo9 fsrn.faSl
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1H 7wH WF 14F VA ,~8#3NF1ffI F"t5TIh ~
rs ne ,~hattf1t us nc }e 80 +as ~ aai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
Pensions, Naval and Military Mint Deposits
yirgtnia Land Claims, &c.
Jurisprudence Of The Tribune
-. -

NNtttsIoildtASr ot Ahc Aate"N'-
waxalSSToS. "Wednesday, MsSeh Il, lS'A
incloSe bill which has passed ~ second
reading In the Senate, lor regulating anew the pen
mons N officers of the regular army privstes, sea
men in the 4. :. Navy mariners, sc II was latro-
duc,..i hy Mr. BoKf AM from Pension Committee.
II Gives each officer II Ae las a ooMmisSloE,
which is presumptivc evidence proof that ne is
srioa of the mushroom Ar tocracy 81 Democracy.
double the amount now allowed Tor me highest dis
sh;Ft, acooriinr IA grade ior a broken arm Or leg
aaa 20 nonconmISS:oned officers, seamen anu prt
Yates in ,he army double the present allowance IL
Ike cases and 50 per cent over For MSs On '"o
less two arms, or a lex and 81 arm, treble me pen
SION now allowed, II oihcerS-q0aa'W9Ae +" 'S'o"
lhst rank. Would Il not have been better q siVe
a schedule OF allowances instead OF referring 81
present usaecs in this indlstiact manReI
I also send you biA 10 enable The Mint 'i nc
United States 10 make returns e. deposi'o's viz"
Bat little delay 10 makes lt the dsiy o. inc $500
tary of the Treasury D. keep IN the MINT o. MIA
delphia, where thore is money on hand 90 ." .
kept. two millions OF dollars, IN cash or eal.on. ol
& which 10 pay those who orns oo'iioa 10 INC MIN
Cor coinage, at the earliest possible moment
Senate hlli ~ is pail upon the treasury 20
d0gars lands bounty scrip &c 70 pay INC VSin ~ v
ocers and soldiers OF the Virginia state ana Nol'
uaental hives OF the Revclat,on' AZ distance o.
Sur score years, Old claims, many OF 'hem never
before dreamed OK before. start up before as W ."
can sitest their correctness No one. W no can
enamerate the thousand and one iorms N whieh
revolutionary services have been paid ny nor
match this charge by producing from New.Ensi aio'
bill by the hers Of the Captain OF the Msyifo"ef
so< anpaid PASSAGE and advances, with interest.
since the hrst bali Of tho seventeenth century !
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California kins-W here's TeNas-We od-
worTh,s Pateut-king Pushing AheHa-' NJ
haun'- kouilfhrium.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
WAsRiSGToN, Iharsoay Mach -
We have had couple OF hot and spicy discus
SONS ,oday-;he iyst about the memorial OF yoaas
Cahornis. asking for voice aud vote IA eo'n
ends Of this Capitol the second, on motion o.
THOMPSON Of Pa. frcm TIE Judiciary Committee. the
Object OF which WAS TO carry through the House
bii creatng an additional Judicial District IN Texas
bat which Messrs. McCLERSASD Of H. and STE
WINS Of Pa manfully opposed a. probably inter
G,rinc with that delicate and interesting question
whether the country between the Nueees and Rio
t;fsndc is OK IS not part OF the great slave pen Of
The Tniop otherwise known as Texas.
bke sthese Oratoricai onsaughtS They clear
the AIR a little. Almost all things social and potI
csl are TO BE- comparatively viewed-sive rae The
tempes;s Of w sshIngtun and W estninster, IN pre-
i,reace 10 the calm OF Moscow AID Warsaw, or
the degraded 1T Of the masses under the ohgsrrhy
o, Ireland.
Much Of the legislation here relates 10 new and
distsp, countries added, or about to be added %
this vast republic concur with Mr.. WEBSTER
Joan OUlScY ADAMS and Dr. CHASSisS IN the
opinion tia, widely extended empire Is aAdesir'
abe, The longer the chain the wesAer II becomes
steam and electricity Notwithstanding Every ad-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.


The ireemen Of the WITH Congressional District
sil soon be called upon 70 maze the ninth TIA Tor
TIE clo.oe Of Representative. Tho plurality bill
shich passed the House was rejected m the Sen
sie The last IS years have seen not less tha ~
satiie attempts 10 elect Congressmen Ia Masssrh0-
setts owing 70 the working Of the majority PTInG-
DE From 1880 70 :43 fourteen unsuccessful trials
we're made in one District and unless some such
proposition as the following Is adopted the IVA
District bids far 70 vic with It This is tskenifom
the National .Eg,s, Wing paper published 90
Worcester;
Considering rot probable liat another tra, viii ihe
,se gsndicafss wod materially aifef me TssuL -
rving mat election he efscr unless he Wing and
Pre- sOi parties nne upon upon caididsir fh@
gahssT En AuyOra proposes that Psrey snd Thorn ps1
stb6ra~. ana tst DoiA parties D1'ie on lion -a'nDei
foaf Of Concord We confess should b. entirely sats
fed The District 20 well represented t would he
b. hs gentleman Hs IN the House. The present
,sou iias c9mmended 'sf " be Od Wings trenss YER
Cordially
The following shows The rcsuit Of the different
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diton n the pubic domain has made the citizens OF
the Union more proud. or more regardless l. To-
true glory ~ = free Ststs
WooDwoHrHs Patent il before the House 4
ma1rity 81 committee reported o. dst q s'e a'
biN o. extend that monopoly 1fher seven yctrs a.
ter l-a3 and 10 tax the as lsul0s and bu fers o
the Mon heswIy osrts and Hliusty il order
thst the spsc1'ators w1o paid 800 900 or the
seven yea-s privilege after the ate Wo0DwoETn
and hfs hsIrs bad gained enOrr1usF lof other .0ur
teen years NAV clear another bali millon- 70 .
vo-th while ~ fse the bar Ell IN such case -
What are twenty retaining ices cal them not
b1bos' % culist twcutF pow erful champions Of mo
nopos o. canvass publicly ~ privately, e. gid
bad cause and speak against the people, tsr sqor
,-tH1 Bot merely when tee chances oi success
are considered
4 minority o tie Rcprtins CommIttec have
presented ~ aTrumeu; AZ ainst any nore renew as
Renew al Patents or renew none. J suppose wc
sbs have an sppil alton b Congress, next, - bay
The big house here '7' which the root blew vi TIE
other day where the Pension clerks Do conrregste
In The House 10 dGy, PRE-roS kINc. and honor
him or the ehyri. brought ia resolution 20 ciosc
the Cahfrn,a admission debate on "Wednesday
th.s day wccs ~ Two clock. n was allowed o.
lay u on the table and ! hope 70 vii be called Up
coon for the usual business % the session homes
for the million supplies Post oHce, Naval and
Military Rcuc1chmenf Mileage, and thousand
tinfr Dflf ~. ana Fi4D.' AthsAiter WI f'N'a'i.
b. left until the dog DAYS. Some things are hastily
carecss'y and badly done. and much s len on
Qonc.
Mr. DIsVFi of Ohio lLooo-deno native 0 Nd
40 iressed the House for an hour on California
above quorum being present and bat few in The
galleries hesfd him very indlstncty. In Senate
rh.re was some sharp shoo,in- about CAIH0rS's
equilibrium hrs proposed amendment r. the Con
sriution &c. Even now. VIC nave thirty Senators
representinv less than FIVE millions OF white men
w0nen and children in the Slave States and mis-
representa-. three millions Of chattei property IL
u0raut and degraded while other thirty Senators
actually represent nearly thirteen millions oi white
people iu the Free states aud have but a. e1ua
voice with tic thirty sent by not halt as many
shareholders. &c. u TINS - not horoughmon- eriu-
what's il And yet II IS not tad enough i0s Cal
uDf-N A "a