The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-18
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SESATh. The Texas sad Nsw Mexico
Omnibus Bill eas received from he llOsse.
Pending 'he laoning business. d !. Dug
lasa ssked The uRAnimUHs conseR, uf the
Seaate to take up the Texas Bill, FOR the
purpose Of considering lie House sH'snd-
mems
Als TptHey OLgested, and The Bill was
noi ihkeu.dp.E 4 - W +
, subaeqahnlIy, aflsr The msFhiHg business
had llcsu dIspusetl of. the b n wss taken al'.
~ Mr Dungliss stated that The amendment
e,f ihe House was DE Ncw Mexie9BR q the
Senate, with these liHss added; providing
siiat no citizen shall be deprived OF i's hie,
siberty ~ praperli except upon judgment Of
his peefs." II wac G6veu 10 amend ny sub
Ftftutine arersaan sif Heiiizen.n aud tdae
Hcodfse Of law t3F Ijhdgmemt Of ais peers.
'RfRhe anendmsnt ssl1the Ilnuse was then
scoseuusda Yeas 30, Nays 10 rs follows
Yeas = AlchIsun, Badger, Bell, Berrien,
Bright, Cass, Chy. Dswsun, Dickinson,
i)odge of Iowa, Douglass, Duwn, Feicl,,
Foole. IIouaaa, 1saes, King, klanham, Nor
hon, Nous, Prau, Huss, Sebastian, Shields,
Smith, Spraance, Surgeon, Underwood.
N,ys-BaldWin, BenIun, Chase, Davis oi
Mass, Dodee II Wis.,, Ewing, AaInin, Sc.
ward, Upham ivinshnp.
bss AoUsE --Nr. Harris, Of Tennessee, askt d
leave 10 Introduce resolution That Congress
adjourn on The 23d inst Objection being
,anade, he moved to- i suspension Of the rules,
which was agreed IL
"a, AIr. Tbompson, OF Miss, moved to amend
en- as 10 ADJOURN on tbs day week, Sept
l5h
ei Nj tInbbard moved 10 amend SO as to
aadlonrn on this day three weeks, September
The yeas aud nays were ordered on this
amendment, aud i, was agreed io--yeas ia.
nays u.
e The resolution as amended was then a.
dupled ---ytss llO, nays II
So the llouss, resolved to adjourn three
weeks from to-day.
The Speaker slgnsd The bill Tor the adnis-
sion Of California, a
MIR. l.t!cReld obtained leave Of absence
during the remainder Of the season, from
his day fortnight;
lie Speaker laid Lefnre the House a let
,r from ames Wilson, resigniug his seal as
mcmbe, from the 3d District ol n. II
wing that he intended 10 go TO California.
Mr. Tuch muved that the Gnserhor Of N.
rmpshile should be informed Oi THIS vacan
thus created. r
MIR. Olds offered as amendment that the
lnaturs aud Representatives iroi California
- all receive the same mileage US delegates
ON Oregon.
Mr.. Stanton, Oi Tenn opposed il, because
he sSid il proposed To change an ex'sllng law
r, Mr.. Carter supported the amendment.
Mt VeGable raised q constitutional ques-
ton that there was mo- State Government "I
Legislature 10 California 10 prescribe the
lime, place and manner Of holding the cleo
lions q, the lime the Represrn aIVcs were
seleclcd, rs reqIirrd by The Constitution.
Mr., Schaeck referred TO the case ot Texas
hIr. Neaable did not consider The cases
analogous. & sM
Al amendment 10 Mr.. Olds' amendmen'
was adopted, appropriaung SJO, ,0OO for new
books Ear $50 new memhers.
OIds unlendmcn' WAS adopted with FUR.
Aher amendment that Rabbit and Smith, late
s:IaiInants iuf seats in he House, erUm New
Mexico aud Utah, bs allowed s. per diem
Aron the lime Of their arrival III Washington
all iheir claims were relected--snd thai they
he allowed 81 each day for their mileage,
Thus amended, the blI was subsequently
reported to The IIouse, and The vote on its
passage was. yeas Is, nnys77. The Speaker
voted in the negative, thus making lie, and
the hill was iejected.
The amep,men'sao the Military Academy
Bill were reported iIap the com,llltee. bu
not noted "l by The lljlse.
Adjourned.