The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-07

have bot cne representative In Congress until after o
Ctnrus shalt he tak,u
After some debate, he qusstion was taken uDon Mr.
Iurney s amendmeDt and it was rejected yeas "a,
nays 90
Sir. fooTr moved to nd the bin by adding sec.
ton providing that a. soon after the admission VI Ca
lornia possb. said STATE shall ta Ike measures to
ascertain the views aud elisgs of said State respect
ing such modification ~ hsr boundaries as 10 give the
line Of 80 80 as her south-rn boundary shat
ever it is sseer,and that majority OF her voersBra
in favor OF such duetpa OF her boundaries tie Ter
rtorial eovernms Mt Of Colo ado shall Do organised
south OF that hue Mr. Eoots said he had received iu-
formatod within the lat forty eight hOHrs leading
him 20 believe hat 'hr people OF California feel
that her boundaries are 100 large and desire their
dnetf6n
This smepdment VIA. debated by Messrs FooSe
Baldwin Davis 81 Hiss. Butler Suue, and Pratt After
which Mr. Fuote aztec expressing hts regret tba IL
Will no favor from S0dfhern inca, Withdrew IL.
Mr. YULEE thea offered the aneudment. OF which hs
gave notice this morning IL propo'as 20 adopt ths
present government IN Cslforuit a. provisional 20
verLnept; proposes vote ~ the people upon the
propriety OF establishing 8ta,s government ans
II the decision should he affirmative, gotnorises
convention for the etab hntnt OF such goYernmeot-
Il also proYd for The pay1tut of the expenses OF shs
State government.
Thus far several atteo p,s 10 postpone tina farther
consideration Of ne subject untn 10 mosrow or 20 sd
jonrn having failed
Mr. lULEE proceeded to address the Senate Mt length
upon his amendment.
Another iDefectuai at'supt was made TO procure
adjournment in order 10 ALLOW Mr.. Iuiee to conclude
his speech tomorrow.
Mr. ArcHisoS somewhat excited said. that il the mi
pority were TO be pre 90 it. they were for the con-
test OF bone aud self, lie for one ready TO defy
til, majority when they take such course and to Il
them out.
Mr. DopoE charged that q system OF tactics had been
adopted by which the opponents Of the bill sndsavsr~
ed to defeat it by delays
MIR. NULEE denied aDy such motive but declared his
intention TO every constitutional TO resist
the passage of the bill such ought not to oe designated
refractory
Mr.. DouGLAss aid that after this statement OF the
purpose OF the senator from Florida he mast AL the
year and upon another motion for adjournment,
which made
The question being taken upon adjournment, it was
rejected.
A molten to postpone the further consideration Of
the bill until tomorrow thea N SIDE, which after
debate, was re, cted -yeaa, IL; nays, ~
Mr.. YuLEE resumed bis remarks but was almost
immed interrupted by Mr soule, who called the
attention of the chair TO the fact that there
quorum present TIE absentees, hewever sooa APP
peared, and Mr. Yuiee proceeded, upti again inter-
rup;ed motion for adjournment was again made,
and no quorum voted
Mr.. DOUGLASS moved that the SERGEANT. st Arms be.
directed to bring the abs. ntees which agreed
TO- and that officer left the chamber in performances or
the duty assigned him Before hts return, an ad -
tournament was moved, which was agreed to.