The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-12-26

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Pennsylvania Election lo7, ~
Presidents Message-2i Sess 3lst Cong l96
Remarkable Proceedings in the Senate D
Richmond Wing goes against the ComPro- -,
mise %
Reports from the Postmaster General, Sec
rotary of the Interior, Secretary Of the
Navy, and Secretary of War 1875
Smith. Hugh N, Of N. Mexico, his Address S;
Southern Nashville Convention IL
Synopsis of Mr.. Clingman's Disunion Speech 2C
Southern Convention Joint Com Report q
Texas and New Mexico llS
Texas, Vote of the Governor Of l5s
The Liberty Men of New York ia
The Resembling Resolutions of the Michigan
Legislature 7C
The Executive and New Mexico = Ia
Vermont Election ii
Vermont, s. Foote Elected Senator Of the
United States IL
Virginia Constitutional Convention 10, III
Wing State Convention in Ohio st
Wing Convention in North Carolina to APP
prove the Compromise 10;
CONVERSATIONAL.
SENATE.
A Passage between MesSrs Calhoun and
Foote 4.
Contest on Referring an Amendment to
the Committee of Thirteen 6;
A stormy Debate on the Compromise Resolu-
tions Of Mr.. Clay q
Colloquy between Messrs Hale and Webster liz
Compromise Bill-Report from the Commit
tee Of Thirteen Is
Congress and the President-Death of Gen.
eral Taylor III
Debate on the Right of Petition 81
Debate on Slavery Petitions g
II -
Congress, Meeting of-Second Session. Thir-
ty-frst Congress 10.
IIonors to the Memory of John c. Calhoun 8.
Speech of Mr.. Benton on the Compromise
Bill 10
Speech of Mr.. Cass on the Wilmot Proviso q
Speech of Mr. Clingman favoring Disunion q
Speech OF Mr. Calhoun on the Danger of the
Speech ipO of Mr. Clay on the Compromise 2:
Speech of Mr.. Chase on Mr.. Clay's COmpro-
mise Bill 8
Speech of Mr.. Chase against Granting Ten
Millions of Dollars to Texas Is!
Speech of Mr. Chase on the Slave Bill 10.
Speech of Mr. Hale on the Territorial Bill q
Speech Of Mr.. Seward on the Admission of
California 4!
Speech of Mr.. Seward on the Compromise
Bill II;
Speech of Mr. Seward on Emancipation in
the District of Columbia = 49,
Speech of MIR Webster on the Territorial
! ~ Nm - -. - -.'f- IT., q
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A Card from G n Fitch, explaining his Vote q
Grinnell's offer of Vessels to Search for
Sir John Franklin Il
Congress, Meeting of Second Session, Tbir-
Debate on Mutila,ion Of House Journal 81
King, Mr.. Preston, accuses the Speaker of
Mu,lating the House Journal 81
Minority Report on Reduction of Postage l5C
Speech Of Mr.. Bingham of Michigan, on the
California Bill 1l2, lie
Speech of Mr. Booth, of Connecticut, on the
California Bill 9;
Speech of Mr. Charles Z. Clarke ON the
Texas Boundary l5I
Speech Of Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, on South
Speech q Mr.. Cleveland, of Connecticut, on
Speech of Mr. CrOwell, of Ohio, on the Cali
fornia Bill Ia
Speech of Mr.. Dayton, of New Jersey, on
Speech Of Mr. Dckey, of Pennsylvania, on
Speech Of Mr. Douglas, of Illinois, on the
California Question 9;
Speech of Mr.. Giddings of Ohio, on Slavery
in the Territories 5:
Speech of Mr.. Howe, of Pennsylvania, on
the California Question 10
Speech of Mr.. Julian, of Indiana, on the Sla-
very Question S!
Speech of Mr.. Meacham, of Vermont, on the
California Question 49,
Speech of MIR. Phelps, of Vermont, on the
Slavery u ueetion y
Speech of Mr.. Root, of Ohio on the Califor-
MIA Question 80
Speech of Mr. Russell, of Illinois, on the Sa-
very Question 3
Speech of Mr.. Sackett of New York, in op-
position to the Cession of any portion Of
New Mexico to Texas g
Speech of Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, on
the California Question 10
Speech of Mr. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, on
the Slavery Question 3
Speech of Mr.. Toombs, of Georgia, on the
Admission Of California u
Speech of Mr.. Wellborn, of Georgia, on the
Slave Question 3
Speech of MIR Wilmot, Of Pennsylvania, on
the Slavery Question 81
Speech of Mr.. Wilmot, Of Pennsy lvania, on
California and the Military Academy -;