The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05


 ne amendment 0t Mr. Carter having S... ,. ,,,l NJ, Rot; wia ny sOi'sssO. .llc- m. |. n,,
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 Mr. Carter sand he agreed wiiA ,A icom A,Raasas, aiT. JomSsoS,l iAa, m. urSsH ot ths ecdy--et at least poFsIoa og ,s.. 'neet' so nov snas pa'e tos iheT seEyiees sna s..,ss.N hers. But ihe gentleman mus, .l. S'faees pressed witA this ,Suth, saat whas oe ,n- m this eodyiFom Mississppsos fto,a r.s.. ~emoer oer eelving two thoosaal two hundred snst. ". ss Fe- gentleman trcm New York oy fya,~ sTsage' whose services were equally ValasAle ,o ,h. .s' whose nuas was equally eonsamed wAs sa, .s'Se' .s"a' ing one-foarA rast oi that sam The cA,.., sme"u'nse' wss not to ent down the pay of r.,a neEs oi Congress. Ike repudatel any .n.h bHt n was 10 regulate the reward af r~s.'Ae, .sAoN'e, Congress aeeoFiiagto equity. There yrsr. , @ 'he law, as It now stood, az many listinet, .'ue' pay ot members on this hoor as finer. ,s " 'ps eers; aud those distinctions dsss set ,yo,, ,. The gehtiensn wao performed has tlay,l h.. as ie ihls Capitol performed t with hot ewh, ,N o"tN uo'e et ssef'hee et tune; and with psthsps m. sacrhce oi cne hundred 5aIs more e( ,anI , 'us the man who proceeded to he cs~,,s' t"an the city ct New York or from ths S,. ""'a Ohio; and yet when he received h,. ~ ee ot reeeipted for two thousand tyo b,,,s,.a Ps.a Ss wille the other only rrciPted or ahou, ony has;, dollars While he was willing Co unite ,s,,A ,su gentleman iF"sn Arkansas not 10 vote down m. n.,. ol 'ne.epe's "a tn's hoof below An equitable rnml renssion; compensation sufeieDtt to sus,s,'. , and their families while they ~~,e ne,fn,"; ,ae ,1 pubic dates, he would vote, and insist sro :, , lhere should 5e rule adopted hy which ,he,. .hs,, he no unequal distinction dawn between Congress. "% Ess1k NRr
 single individual, asking that The first Senate, .. Poslng dissolution of the uaion, be expelledl,,d on the table. WI" Ater the consideration of the various resolution. other routine oi business the Senate rrsu,n.d ,h, consideration of The special order being M, Cl,,'. eoinprom'se resolutions. Mir. Downs having inc heor proceeded ,e address the Senate at length He spoke against the resolutions and admission o1 s fornia. with her present constitution He would no, oeIectto the administration had the eens,ttulios been adopted legitimately by fhe peonle of inc, State, but be believed t had been asoptsd hv th. intermedhng oi the Executive.
 FebaaTy, %. 1 SENArE.-Riiis for the relief of the surs,., of l the steamer United States, and Mangle and Qaaek. enbusE surely oi Samuel Swaftwcut, were pss.rt The question oi referring he Presidents Caiito,. ] nia message 10 the Tenitorlai eounmtte was taL.u l up,
 1 Mr. Clements having the fioH proceeded to di,. cuss Mr Clay's resolutions and entered on defene. l ot southern rights ID regard to slavery | Alter lengby debate in which Messt, rIax Cass and Fooie participated, the further consider, ation o the subject was postponed and they adjourn | ed till Monday
 ] HoUsE,-Atier some uDinpor'aHi business they went into committee o the Whole--Mr. Bay having the floor. who after lnda;gihg in some stfietuie. against the administration. launched forth upon hs slavery question. He was willing to % with Inc 1 South as lar as tue constitution warfaDiei--was opposed 10 slavery but in favor ol granting to the South the right guaraned by the constitution ! Thaddens Stevens followed ca he suhIeei Of slavery. He did not wish h extended and though, 1 II let alone II aouk eat GU, the vitals ot the South
 After further discussion o the message the commit. tee rose ahd they adjourned tili to-TGoIrow.