The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

Union. He UrOop0ded ha al NJ a.
Slave state q peace Offering to settle the pspdios
diBculty In relation to the Admission. OF Csiiforns
II vas no more than the South might reasonably
His propostop as explained provides for the erection
off slave State imm upon the consent of Texas
out Of the Territory Of Texas lying Ssts's en- s9s r
States Of the lands south Of "a
and between the Colorado and Rio Granae; said terri
tory to be utim ately erected into slave state and
the cessiop TO the United States of thee
over all the territory of Texas living north of a. He
out Of the territory living On the Rio Gr.Dds w.uid
be the last Of its race The proposition wss give
the South the small quota OF advantage which
vop,s n.tnraIiv fan RI hsr concsdns In the North an
that could be rsasonsbv asked and All that could be
given with due regard TO the honor and integrity Of
Missouri som,romiss line the Arbitrary demsroston
between free and slave States He also proposed the
i'm ediste admission of California as State contend
which had been formed and ratified by people who
had in that very Instant svnced their capacity
eeIfeoyerBmept and ability to elect the Institutions
nndsr Which thew preferred to the people Of cali
rnja were satisfied with their constitution and Con-
grsss had DO right to object
Mr. BELL further observed that he had thought best
not 10 cucumber his proposition with any ausiou to
the abolition Of slavery in the District Of Columbia
subject hs o tus1s slaves to
good faith of Congress. He expressed his conviction
that the senth would resist any ss.sns .iSstOn Of
violation He had not countenanced the Southern
Convention for be had placed q liberal confidence in
should flow from that Convention, be would be
entitled to no credit therefor; evii, though ne
- ~ Tsa ~ ~ ~. IN NO dssrss rssnorsihs for ~
He had no desre to underrats the earnest feeling Of
the South with reference to this agitation. The sx.
90 Nnrts. man no, ~ he S,csved ana not To- sttr;
buts Al, this commotion TO the acts Of demssosues.
suS ..;,nts tor no,;ticaI d;stinction The ssm:nts
Of this sg;tstion n; the south we're of ohsrsoter d.
m.nd;ns ~ a.in S,sDss.iorsts oons,dsr.tson ~
r"nmra 'n on.in.,on hs sntsres in 70 ssnsr.i ro
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in rhich Alone n coulS he preserved The rssoations
we're received laid on the table and ordered to be
P~ m c.,uorx,s xxprc,rn SPEECH
Mr. Br-, rr .sksd that there might be a eensr., nm
derstanding, that Mr.. Cshouns views ON Mr.. Gays
nsrt He ,tsted tbs that Senator would NOT he ANA
70 snsak b.t ssksd the privilege Of having his vsvs
''.1 w A' T,sS c,,'rosrI. MESSAGE
The California Message was then taken mp, and its
90 postponed on motion OF ME- HAMlI' un-
~ T.s sons,a rssnu. al the considerations ~
Mr. Claws RESOLUTIONS.
nv w.,rrp .nhmtted An amend M ant IN th. ..nora
resoution by the insertion Of few vords rsoornisin~
the fact that has been and
he ,ptroanesd there bv positive ensotmsnt o"'
NJ Re- then TOOK tbs soor and rssurr.h ana .or
cluded his remarks upon the general question taking
Southern ground, and opposing the Wilmot Proviso.
Senate adjourned with the understanding that to
row Is to be spent In executive session.
House of Representatives.
WAsH,xcror Fab "a 1870
pxrn.r,uor. .o,s.rt M, no.,,. h,u g. a. :.
by UNANIMOUS consent, ME-. Doty's Dill tor the ID
mission of California, with the pending amendments
vas ordersd 70 he printsd
The House took up the bill requiring the Secretary
% 'ns wy W Pu.Vns,o IoI tne ue OF the navy,
.na chssn a, foreign No dsh. S Is ts ssoa
ference sS.as o. d. INC OH.
Ai'er the morning nour nsd expired the House went
Union, on the fresident's California Message
.rt, S ' 49,, - sX ono snouIo come inso TINS
hsfers ~. me ricss%enI On e sapsc.
DeIoro tns com%ee, nc wouis neturauy suppose tnss
ns qmeon w1eaner or not slavery sns sxss through
9ua All time IN tne territory scqursd dependsd on the
|. lavgiver more omnpotent than human 'n.ctments;
ina. iswgve. human nature. IL iron the nature
A. .Io M =, so us ciD.s us pro-
, ma ne vay tnete, despite snytnnswe car 90 II
.ns County, nos sdspgea 70 siSery, no power
iesesd tnAt nature mas decides THIS question In CALI
,orn.a fssne, sae SOUTH tns' te.ritory ID
~ 70 IS this ths nsono ns
? eonsutution ana tns question nsnsn sns De ad-
m ~ ~ % one .. s1e Sea.es OF tne snon know
-" s sne numDe =, ner popuison mere no se,son
Tor hsr present and the neste to admit her
tnose no nsve neisto.o5f Be seen The req
assi
Of water and animal and vegstbls rfe, the traveller
neal to Gentlemen Of u tbs N@6 vhv DO thew al.
tate the question which can led to no practical RESULT
The South contend for princfpk All they ask Is that
:, ,ns q 70
own We've interests, and vlfsre Congress ought to
have established u territonl government there; but
che has not Governed by ouch considerations he re-
her right to do ~ the admission OF Csifor-
mia vas ma de q part Of To eonpromse to settle all
Sisunct i.os,ed ousstiS. He d,d NOT wi.S IN. re-.
ainder OF the Terrtop to be left open for future
agitation. He wanted the whole question settled.
A. asxu-.