The New York herald., 1850-03-12
Ilouae Of Representative.
BY RAIN's CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH.


BY RAMS CHEMICAL. TELEGRAPH.
wAsHISGros, March IL, 1850.
RrLrrr
Mr. SirLrY, 70 delegate from Minneeota) introduced
resolution to appropriate $4,000 to purchase food or
ammunition for the suffering Sioux Indians, on ST.
fetrs River. Referred to the Committee Of the whee
on the State Of the Union.
NEW YORK SLAVERY RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. r. Krre, Gree soil) Of New York. presented
the resolutions from the Legislature Of New York,
declaring that the general government ought to
relieve itself from slavery and the slave trade,
wherever IL has the constitutional power, and In.
struotpg their Senators and requesting their Repre-
entstes TO their efforts to secure the passage Of
Law to put an end to slavery in the District Of CO.
lumbs-to. resist any attempt Of the jurisdiction of
Texas over New Mexico-to vote tor the admission
Of California and In favor Of the Union.
Mr.. EiSe moved that they lie on the table and be
printed.
srsAxER-The proposition Is to lay on the table and
print.
MIR Kiso.--I don't want TO occupy the time Of the
House lie moved suspension Of the rule to take the
question on printing. Decided In the negative, not
two.thiTds voting In favor.
The House went Into Committee ofthe Whole on
cALuoasiA MESSAGE.
MI sI.sIo,, tdsm Of Ky cont. nasd that the VIII
and that citizens have to take slaves totetories
To avoid the responsibility q signing the wmot pro
viso and relieving the frrsidsnt from the demma In
which he placed by the Incidents Of the campsixn
the people Of Caforna were led 10 form their cons
people acted without the authority Of consr..s aud
the Proceedings there are a. revolufonary those In
Rhede Island, where the leader OF the movement was
cor rdempsd 10 felops death but waving this the
boundaries Of California too large aud the people
were forced BY the threats OF the North to exclude
slavery fearing that they could net be admitted N they
did not. II the people had been left 70 their own
choice, they would no, have placed this clause In the
70 hOs ths n Of the
be probably employed there He would, however,
vote fer the sdnision Of California she H. With sait
IN spIit Of sompromife He would forego the ssita-
tion In the South, provided provision Be made for
He then raid bis respects TO Tbaddeu. stevens .So
had spoken about slavery degrading the white aberer
In the ,sve States Mr stanton ,sd he vas lsbOring
degraded by slaves In the community some Of the
class to which be attached roe. 70 dis,inctioa at
and h s.vs Slf % Of the SspVS opnsoS q
the slave States ss eontrasted with the nee.
Mr.. rowI.s, tShis) Of MsssscAusetts, ,sid there
never had been question Of greater importance
before the House. lie had no sympathy With any
man who repudiates the constitution Of the United
very nom territories would lead to the dIssoluSn
Of the Union. IL members attempted 10 they would
.:s. as. Il. @ and s : a
made them prosperous nsten, and they look forward
TO the glorious future The extension Ofssvsry would
snd will not do IT, what may The trainers of the
constitution from the North and the soutn acted on
tbe rtncile that slavery snoul1 not be extended be-
yond the States where then existed aud that in no
long time u would come 10 an end. This, he endes.
vored % thov, had been carried out By the North.
which has rid itse of tlaveIy and been dsregatded
By the South. The voTk had been going for twenty
Eve ytsrs 70 acquire Texas New MEXICO, aud Calfr.
us, TO increase the area of slavery; and this ha.
srousei the people ofths free states Who have but ons
pulse iron Name 20 Oregon, aud that pulse vas for
an outrage on justice aud humanity. lie would make
effort TO apply the wilmot proviso to every acre
which nov or may ps.sees. lie would apply it 10
Grsenlsud, Nova Zembla. Cuba, Hucstau. around the
Arctic and Antarctic sround every part Of the earhs
'urfsee, provided 10 belonged to the United States
lie determined TO do this net 90 wound any mans
ieesxs or pride but becsues right. If the pro.
viso be applied 30 New Mexico aud Cafor MIA they
will be slave States sink or swim, live or die let
Who will stnndon the proviso he would adhere 70 Ii in
all places sud ~ all tiues and under ell crcum
In csse would he participate TO extend slavery iato
tsrIiiofy now frte; no. never lie condemned slavery
In strors terms and said ~ was absolutely and totally
orposea 70 the precept. q the Son of God. Hebrew
htmsn and Grecisn slavery Was hberty Itself COM
psrec % slavery In this county.
Nr CoHwsr, (dem.) ofIs obtsined the foar AZ half.
Jast tro and made motion Tor the COMMITTEES TO rise
The CASES called the rcil
The Srrsxrn resumed the chair, vhen the CT airmao
rtpoftsd the names ~ thoss eho responded The
SPEAKER safd ne quorum present.
The tHtfHs.s Resumed his seat
The tcts vas again taken, and the COMMITTEES ros~
NJ Bsecss, tvtss) fNsv Ycrs ssked leave b. offer
rss11icn. that the Commtttee the Judiciary h. In
srustsd to into the propfiey expedency of
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