The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-12
THE UNION.

would be preserved from slavery and thai no laws nov
zing sgainsi the institution wpaId Be repealed undeI
ordinary cream sianses be shoah b "A favor q enact
ing TIE PiossoS bgi a pssseai p1Pose eonid sure
be attained % other he fell Disposed not % press
thai particular measure Some time be had voted
aol % instruct The Lonnes Territories % bring m
Here Mr. d. explained a considerable Ienglh the
inducing that yoie; and be CLAIMED ihsl be had
bu dsehafgea hs duay "a % dong wholly irrespective q
the effect 81 hs course On bs personal pEospecia tie
came here % vote according the dictates al biz
scenee ipr The best Interests al has country Mi next
turned apon Big kooT and criticised with great severity
that genilemans esi0ns upon those Of the North who
had refused 70 Be oreed BY hm oni ID time Tor
has Pr0yso Instr uriSon proposition Mr. HILIIARD had
also mls1ePfesened his views and course - AT D. went
on 10 sh0w he was wlllng 20 leave the settlement OF
the whole slavery question: The people OF the Territories
in the f0maii0a OF State constitution Thus he in
favor OF the President plan, which not one n non &C
on, had been 20 frequently asserted tie wasf0r passing
il bill authorizing the people Of New Mexico 10 make
State government, and then TO vote 70 pay Texas
sonable compensation FOR Der claim Such settlement
would nFoye M sectional triumph, a. Mr. argued 10
show e against the erection 81 territorial govern
ment for New Mexico whether il contained the Prcys0
not q p enact such biz would give dissatisfaction
in the North 10 the South. 10 pass Proyiso ball
would be the South, and PASS anil Proyso
bal would be less surely eel MP the cry of repeal
Throughout the North, which would swerp the great
mass Of NIL parties there into ansiayery political
ganizali0n. New Mexico. hf urged, was eRtied 10
ad nssion into the Union under the spirit oil the treaty
and be held, and enceaFored % Prove, thai WAS right
-A~ - $3.50 AA@"t $3.50 e-t4-AN-
for admission.
Mr. ID then appealed 10 he Souh 10 consent 10 the
popriety 81 bis views in favor oil passing bill 10 permit
the people Of New Mexico to make Just such ronstifa
ron they may choose Tor themselves; and. next, 70
the nOthern democEaiir and wing artes to stand upon
the same ground Ii forced 10 territorial bill,
he should for the Pruvis0 in c0nnexi0n with IL He
should do thIs because moi do So after the POSITIONS
taken BY southern gentlemen would be 10 acknowledge
that the government bound extend slavery Where
ever acquiring ieTstoEy He believed that the South
looked with anxi0gs eyes the requirement Of Tamaul
ras aud Caahnia and 10 keep the country ont OF an
other for ihem he should vote keep the Pfoyiso
suspended before the eyes OF the South
Dir D. then argued that there great difference be-
tween the positions OF Czss and Taylor this question,
the administration and the wing party having taken
places on the democratic platform, As alleged.
Dir ID then spoke, conclusion, in favor OF standing
by the clause OF the constitution requiring the North 10
return fugitive slaves, bnt would insis giving the
person claimed slave the night OF trial by jury, the
propristy ct which be urged with great earneslness
AT The conclusion Of Mr. DuER's hour,
Mr. EWING having obtained the floor, motion
the committee rose and then
Mr.. JOHNSON. of Arkansas, asked the unanimous
of The House report back from the Committee
indian Affairs Joint resolution from the Senate an
horizing the payment Of $4,000 The Winnebago In
dams He remarked that he merely desired IFS
reference The Committee OF the Whole the state of
the UnioH- Bat objection being made. leave was not
granted
And then, On motion. the House Adjourned