New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
xXxIst CONGRESS. First Session.

SENATE .. .wAsHrSoroS Friday, June II
Mr.. YULEE submitted order that when the
Senate adjourn on Monday, it will be until Thurs
day, with view to take up the carpet which
after some debate lies over.
Mr. HALE moved that when the Senate adjourns
today, it will be to meet on Monday next
Mr. FooTE opposed the motion. 1t was the in.
tention OF the friends Of the Compromise bill 10
cit it out tomorrow.
Mr. CLAY hoped that no adjournment over would
take place until the Compromise bill ~as disposed
Of He needed rest as much as any other me IN bel
Of the body but he would sit here days and mig hts,
TO get through with the bill. He thought that in
the course OF today aud To morrow, all the amend.
ments could be disposed Of and the bill be got into
shape on Monday next to put it upon its eDgross.
ment After the bit has been decided, he would
be AZ ready as any one u fake little rest 1t WA
oninoos that all these motions for adjournmen,
came from the minority of the Senate who were
opposed to the measure OF adjustment,
Mr. HALE could not understand how il was that
the Senator from Kentucky could assume that the
msj0rlty OF the Senate were IN favor Of the bill
when Southern gentlemen, by whose votes alone
the measure was barely saved from being laid ou
the table. had declared that it was ouly draggiss
oas sicsly existence, uotil they should be pre-
pared to hill il.
MIR. YrLKs said Mr.. CLAY was much mistaken
N soPPosing tina, the bill could be disposed of IN
NE brlei TINE mentioned. He knew that n II pas..
ed month hence u would do well. He did NOT
believe II wise 10 precipisats the Question. He
believed that procr astination every day Increased
The chances OF q prUper adjustment, as IL gave
tine for an expression of pubic opinion in the
North, favorable ~ s0ch an lssue A short add.
honh delay would also give opportunity to the
Senate 70 receive information from the House az q
what could be done there toward a settlement anc
adjustment. There was then no objection 10 tbs
night delay which would occur by an adjournment
70 give time TO prepare the Senate Chamber for the
eammer seasonal measure highly necessary tC
me nesth aud coniost Of the Senate.
A'sr af'ner debate, the motion vas rejected
yeas II, nays2s
A's, 'ne transaction Of routine business, the
Vn"ious o.i was again taken %. the question
oe'ns upon hr, CLsssss motion To d.siguate
e"V"''Vvv ~ zoe sun to be paid Texas for The, sur
'eooer u heF claim 10 the disputed Tertiary which
nsef some explanatory Remarks, vas rejected
yeas s, nays 80.
The question required on striking nm, ,h. ar,;-.
eetlon relating 20 the boundarie, a. Tsxss
Mr.. KING addressed the Sens,. -. ~ =.
s1endment, expressing himself Of the onn;, 81 !,
sse ute OF Texas to the whole Of the caaorr,, -,
zoe hlo Grande, from ITS mouth T. IN .oorcs
500 and made good by the fact thar Cope,s,. -,
a ~ Annexation OF Texas, agreed u establ,.h ~,
Snm oy negotiation. falling 10 which, she env.sss
s1 which resulted la the acquisition bv Ihs
80, oi the territory which Texas claimed u;,k
Ano~ledsoo' the United states, when annex "A
burLEk SAID be would vote for the ,manS
~-~ MS views had changed 10 relation to the