The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-20

lmArksi Co chow lhat II ihr subject orC,gs
hm th"uIN W. tehl 10 lhr committee Lrrr,..
would have been already prriud,.d .'s
coWoUdluR ilal llie srnso ufi he srr,,, .ll
hu iho direct subject, should be- ial,, w
That manifestation 0t the frpI low
might bee obtained, while rlie wbgl, .,.i .l
Wus ou.hHud. llHeul 90 lho comn.l,t,, !,
brought back ugaiu 10 ilpn Seratr. ,l..' -''N
Who would dHru 90 oppose lhr pror,.'...l
~ lhe Committee, would lr L.I.'.
iluouFhpul tlw country ns dI-Dfsrurz.r.,.
. tlctloUlsL to further directed y, iI,o ,,...
I tirH ~ uny rDurrn 10y fhr FDnflr. lls
/ Of Which would he a. make C.lIGr..
oil, or pos down, iDriho privilege of,,,l3
4 ing slavery iium bee hnicr-. H. r.,I,.
Me- Cluy, he denied lluI lr relied uf,l y, 20
crd'uI- boz llr opposition 90 mNurr.IE
tth ~iilt ntittf gH"-iiHir, Hr-rriug u.i h..
reliance Wns upon llif frnruu, WHr. ny
governed those prrrdruif, f0r tAI,, ..,.
VIZ king dcnrdi lnr hiusrlf nud Il.'.. .i, .
aclrd viii, umhrug Eoyeurdm Ir, r...,..
l} Hul rDUHdffHiiru- f0lrrrItI uuIti...
iniurIInu 40 exclusion ni slavery m,p a..
furuu
We Douglas renewed his uDt.nd rg.,V
fnnlr's mouuu 90 he rrhlc, which u..o
Jewrd-iru- 20 ms. ~ o. lulnU,,
ifm 'ilrs-r Badger, iiruIou BBlI,.,,
'hnsr, Clurk, COk--r, DuIIs, Of Mac. ID.
con- b"dlTrot luAg. Dodge. ol Ws b1,
ln-, Fetch. Green, Hate, llnulu. Jor,.. MI
lLr, Norris, fholp-, Seward, @hir.J,. -rHL
SPruHurc, lphnu, Wolcs aud Waar.
.\ag8 Nlc-riH Atrhiruu Ben. BorA
Bright, Butler, tH-r, Chs. Clement Dis.
a4.Al4--- L-gLiil-.-..--
King, Naugnn, Mason, Morton. pchr.
Pau, ku-k, Sebastian ~ru'r, Tuucy A..
dclwooi, AZ clstcr, NIiruuh aud YuIse
MIR bHrhur, -i1'rri 'i-r vrr,,s IS inch So N
govern hi- vote. llrlad l.rru ln.lruurl o.,
vote lur uu territorial hil NOT rurtruH,.I.
pfoVi.o; ic recognized llr uglt ,fu,im..
ton, md hrlryrd iho wo,iso @, Co. c.u,fIu.
iioral Ito understood me Object ffno.e
who advocated ihr Select Con mite. i1 le
lln coupling tIhc Cu'iioHu hfi whma
iur tire rTiUhlislWrut at T'ruu0riBl Govern.
ucuis, aud being IN hyor ofrh admission
of Cplitoruin, lc could not cpu-cui rHHnpl,.
20 hr placed in position Wlcfr lo would
b0 completed either 10 vote against bsi
m, ASSURE, ar clsc dlsulcy bis instructions NJ
was, therefore, utterly opposed 10 lhc refer.
qucr of thl- subject 10 committee.
Ne Benton pufo notice tuHl 81 VIZ B1h
wins 1Wcndugui was rejected. hc would
tuhuil ou umendWent f.,p,idirs lhli Oh.
Committee -lHli not consider ii,e -,'-----a
10 abolition slavery iu Ibr States, ,1,.
tuIr lttWcrn tlr States, slavery 90 luusan
tork yurd-, ~ my th'ug relative 90 domestic
s'UcrN uUt specially IcG.trri 100 liam IN
uaiar, aud hy order oi,lhc Senate.
AGrr arcWGk or twn try Nir ttri'-'-, fri.
alive 20 lho pguprcly 81 getting 90 soHo dJ.
rect vote, Mr. fuoir EXPRESSED L.. Nuhrs.
IA
lcr Mr Ciny's aud Mr. Bell. resolution iu con.
Junction 10 Select Cniunr'irr of ttir,trr
On n.olon,N Mr. Fooic va, allowed 10 wrh.
draw his original motion aud Suhstilulc lit
new ong.
.-Mr-Easian- Ig,ss..l-Ii,at Ne Baldwin.
EruuTTfrUUut tIr muJiriirri tt iTr- rru-rurr -ri
the question heing putt Na- rrJccl,d-lrS
90, Nays 2r. The question recurring uu w
Foote's motion, he moved his nu'udmeH
taking from. tho proposed Committee l..
power tp consider any of Tho qursiipns isf.
ing 10 domestic slavery.
al M4Aanm- said Jta, uota rrD,.susa
Who hnd 1u-t voted with the majority. d,rN
the proposition cuuinincd in the amendment.
hul NJ az the present limo, the affirmative nj
The proposition did nothing toward, ne sct.
tcucu, ui tho question la nci'Hrou he hope
Cd The amendment would lc ,o'cd dawn.
Mr. Benton dsayowcd amy desire to cnr-
tsgrJys yt.C .rJiUU or ihU s|,at.,i W. object
Wh- directly the revere, aud 'cbrte,,d Ur
consideration oi each subject upon NsoNu
WctIIs, wound WUsI t'Ud a. diilNrT'CS Te5iT
ar,iou rfthr Senate
Mr. Webster wanted ~ know wlty % Na
llul Nlr EeUlou would persist ,u ulJrcuusr
liir reference oi tine select ooWH'ticc -a-
California Btll would cone mp ;gmouoNaoa
1t would bee ina Dhc power ct ihr SQUAT,
take such course upon.it gs seemed l,'hlu'
dcpcudeul utlir action at Ihc couwN,t.-
Mr. Benton wanted tn know WhyAg Ntu
slrr wou'd,rcfsi-t In advocating nSrohI"'
-.---.llI4- lI..--l-4L.lLCG .Eglciu I'D !&'Si s
ANYTHING
After some further debate, Mr. Hale moved
t1 tcitr Iho wlloic suhJcrt to the Cona'''s
ON Territories, which motion was rejected
P..@- - s.ae =
Vi Cav fcGcWcdIU sUts1UUrri tTt- rtt---'''-
-meuL 10 Mr. Byulnu's nmeuducut.
Mr. Benton said h,- object Mas 10 pc'e'
the committee from considering The q"H,
TONS stated IN Tie amendment Tie I'M r77
lhluk VIZ Clay'- propositions as strong as %,
own. hut ~ hls cNIcno desire {" 'c'".
some progress, oppressed hi- readiness ""'
ccpt.thrm.
Mr. Day ton, Tor the purpose OF gaming wv,
/ To examine the question, a NJ" pressure
illareI- -Adinurunlcnl.- which wa, eiiel J.
/ greed 20.
I 'fht question bring rta'rt ee Alr bon,
Iumeudneul as modified 10y MIR Clay,hAta
/ ham asked n division, aud the questio" W.
/ first stated on the proposition, that IbG W.
ton for reference shall not he 80 cons''
IA, affirming or implying HE power ct go
rtc.s to abolish slavery in The States,
Ancr further debate, Mr. Wells rNPi'''
- ctt his uuwiltuuurss to=vote upon IRE 80. ..,
tos,rioH a. relaliuu- to slAh cry IA o."
OF Columbia without consideration gu"
la,c I he Senate, OF > O'Clock cdou'U'
I. ln the House, uothiug nt Hrr't'"'oI s;c,
transacted. Mr. Potter, from de res ' nal