New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
xxxI.t CONGRESS Fir-, Session.

.r IN scc1r5srca .sib rsr,roas Of zoe Legssure If
Csafous. Lsd cr IL ,abe. ordered o. Pc printed.
Mr SrwtFn rra.eufe3 several petitions against inr ~
tension - slavery 20 the Territories and against he ao'-
| SION 81 save safes.
Mr. sr~,rD demanded tie yeas and Hsys which, being
taken. res0 teI--Yrs. IS. Nsys u
Tbe geuaoa. on motion of M seVu5 was referred 20
the Committee 90 Ier',or.es
the Abolition 70 Slavery and Tie slave Trade Ia ne District
OF Columbia
TIE rule formerly observed in fcsAon 20 ne reception ~
petitions Of thi- character desired 90 say ha d.
would newer again object % he rece puon o. sus peuuo
which might le sent here no matter WHAT Mey PROPOSE
nor whe-e fley came from
NJ B,pcrE do not Tins any ru'e hsd been broken
dO.FuIe fad vOed iof 'i" reception OBJ me lrss NJ.
presented b. 81 SrHAso, because taey related 90 sui
Jet now discussion m the Senate, Ia which -l- p-f -
lions ssk he adoption Of psrcuiar course Win reference
thereto However much be- was opposed o. ua, courS'
be- was ready 70 recsive the petition.
M Kisc cou-uded thar Ire rule sud usage, hsi been
violated pressed bis intention a-o never 90 object
the reception 81 petitions mai;er what iler character
Mr F0OIE proposed % pos poue The Further CONSIDER
II he subject order 10 iske up bic motion ios
se.ect committee
Mr. DfcSISsov, FOR he purpose Of dispo.ng Of me pet
ton finally moved ' lay he question oi reception on IRE
Mr. sEwAsD asked lhe yeas md NAYS which r.
fused and The motion Of NJ Dickinson wa adopted Tie
senate hen resumed he consideration az Nf Foote'S lr
position for a Select Committee 81 thirteen
Mr. BALDWIN moved "a amend by inserting provision
la me SIKH Of Mr. Belle resolutions proposed 20 Pc &C.
f-rred being the m favor Of admitting California inn
nediaelv 5s referred io he Committee Territories.
with Instructions % report Oil "a conformity - ia said
resolution
Mr. BEsros said he had o snaly dss gued to DE
sane amendment IN the ssloe form. but consideration
r ihe purpose Of making a. secure Dc itolght ~cd
he better 1 modify Inc amendment ~ fp provide ln7i
nothing in Mr. FOOTE'S proposition fla bee construed
authorize tie Committee o take into consideration
lhe Question Of the admission % California
NJ BALDWIN, accepted the modification
Mr. WEBSTER said he persuaded That practical
result would be obtained by The presentation oraivocsrr
any cf resolutions Under ali he Circumstance be
H-..f CID u. rN, g.. Na~ aaHH
wa. 10 Keep The question oi lle admission oi CaHorha
dis and separate He prepared To- vote f0r sdm
sion joel, she comes and prepared o. sdpv tnsi u
The senate had me- question originally before Them, u'y
could nave nsdeno better boundaries of her han She a'
already
Mr CAS- said be agreed precisely i'h linz position tsk,a
yesterday by Mr. CAY vita reference 20 lie select com
miiiec lie looked upon % a. one more chance for 'iir
settemel. ~ ms moot nonenionS question Ahongn -
confessed bis hopes Of such result were very slight Mr.
BrrL's resolutions were conceived 20 spirit 81 Igstce,
couchston and sion. Ougn they threw oni hore
sud that AL. In abiding 10 the position ihkeG h. Mf
SEwAEn. u relation a. admitting nesV slave States 10 BE
erected cur of the TERRITORY - Texas h. said tai Dug
he had 90 give ID would be given n favor u ct
wing into eLec good fnIfn ihr compact win Texas
lie comp,uenicd Mr Foors fr his efforts 10 procure
settlement of the ARsunC quesuou- thai senator lad
placed NE country under ongsuou. 90 nm for his coura
while 1e stood an boldly fl he ghs az his own srcon
has given ~ exhibition uf mora. courage almost
eGaAled wien hr dssyowed tie position is4cn hy
Mr.. CALHoCS IN his speech he other DAY. "
CALHOUN had ayoved BE- sentiments Which. COM
ing from han. with his influence were calculated Co
I
however appeared ~ ne messenger OF peace 90 pour oil
u0on The troubled sies the speech oi The seusior fo
sons u pr-seniei melancholy, ckchsrber aspect no
itc Gaze, which would never have been seen NJ Calhoun
had not pointed Qua NJ Csc regretted 50 That fe
senator hsd alluded Wssh'nCicn. Pc l--rious
American or TIE distinguished son Of virgins o1 hc ilrs
/ I'O-s ooud.'i iuD :. -, 49, -.
ear The cXpenslou inade hy UT Fooe Ne dHf succeed
nr The delivery ul Mr. Csholns speech. had caused
mr. Casa srrai satisfaction II nat speech hsd gone o
o TIE country and made the nqressun wH- ifsi csc1-
lated produce The handw nUuF wulld have already been
upon he wall" God has numbered ihy Kingdom enc
finished u. Three months hss now been spent a as-ls
sion hc exclusion Ofal other business, ard what VS.
the fesui IL hsd been wei sfceris'ned iA1 no ..mn.
Provso could pass e senscry had ascrrtsued ihai no
Wluoi Prov..o could psss Wa there single senator
/ DO he Chamber who would vote Tor ihai compromise
Would Pc senator nom Suulh Carolina Mr Calhoun c
| fr 3d. Nh Calhoun made 70 fep.s
Mr fo0rE Unieuupuugi said mat Tor himself De- would
vote for neither Northern or S0a.hcrn Nimot Pror.o
| lie wsn.et the Constitution simply 40 70 r.
Mr. CAS- lresumng said al sgrecd ins no. law prohibit
ing ESTABLISHING O. lrral.Af ss.r,y '3-.n o. % - eoll
he fugitive slave hh ought % be- skr1 up a. 4-iei
be Satisfactory he ma ory, sud passed. The monde
which the South had shown any cause OF complaint aFsn.
he North. The Passsge y that til would do much owsr
securing better feeling te part ~ he souih Tins
lead better understanding m relation io the other ques
ions Bui Nj sewsrd bad sst that 10 was immoral tie
would say him .hs. ~ such h. opinion r. oI-lt
have io The Senate No man ought % cu-e
here and lake solemn osh 10 msnian the Consuuror,
who refuses 20 support ih- one N IL provis Afrf
readiug passage 10 Mr. seward. speech hs sskei lrl
whether Pc ~ evrf there in me Senate WI
course was governed SIMPLY hy ms fidelity % slsssy'
Mr. SEw.kD ln reply remarked hat hc believed o.
NJ Jefferson ho sad si slavery 10 The south hai "a
lrsl ally ia the Democracy II .he North lie Mr. seward
heieved j. nc dd no' ASSN ne MOVIES of SrA Or AMI
not 20 be drawn into persone by any later
gaorics ben essalcd hnsef Ills Re and rcs ulisi
speak FOR him tie would never be H. own defender Lor
J Advocsie.
Nj Foorr denied that M Jefferson had ever ureryJ
I such scnumcnt - had been ascrhod 10 h.H-
/ Mr. Dawson ssked Mr. Seward r ne slu-ssvcr- SENT.
ments which he advocated the sentiments %, the
! III sFwasn rspscd Ira. he spos, f,r himself OF. --
lis day '0 promote ne welfare cld he frs- ror 81
n. country ty sch means and measures 20 seemed m BE-
Judgment Ard conscience best adapted secure s
lie dd uo- however expect % be she 20 accomplish
hirg alone al hsd therefore Allied himself 20 iat prv
which 30 cru on. sPFroXii1sied r~arc % he veN.
in aon % ne tc-t manner a. securing ne ED raue
Relieving Re great Wig party hst parry, he was =
NJ Cas- after ord reply TO he eject thz his psn
oproGess was within he Con'u;unon nsiesd Of oa,ssc
Il T. gave way cF ne purpose OF permitting motion ~
| proceed 70 ne order ~ .he dGy
Nj CAlHoVs however oblaiUed ne hoor. .nd replied
20 Mr. Cas- Thai senator 40 himself rad TWO d.sancI
modes u saving The Jnoa Mr. CAsss course had hssa
one u pAllsnvrs Altogether. be M CALHoVNi
thai remove toe ds-sse Necessary nc
csasc, ne only mole % 1oEs lcl hr believed waS D.
The adoption OF susncent 10 he COzsiutOu ssch
he Lad ln1icA,ud tie disagreed IN the Se1Aiof from
Michigan, and beG Elnsel prepared, y Tie Talon ever
should " dissolved show s Mr Cas- bad had hs FIJI
slAre protaeing hal rc-lh lie proceed Ia z
~ rely % whsi he understood NJ Cas- 20 havr al
Ills morning Ia reAsou - rs Cous-tuEoral AnrEomelt
when
word upon hal subject be had nonng a. a. ax.nst he
propOeiucn. oLi ibe manner IN wklcl . presented
TIE senator frun Sogth CaTola ksd sAic. la u TIE
a1ieudncot lot scceisi - O. would on
ms Uzkiag 4 lliIzlfaa TIE senator lad a-so maze
be admission cf Cs-foruis 4 tes- q1esuun.
Mr. CkLHoVN ssd he va roJ made sucn ter. III.
A1g Ia het1 wrorEy interpreted. lie press
81 Is surprise m relation he manner Ia Wtict NJ
toors "a Interpreted hs rsmAkk ard conslied apoa
[ arm.
NJ. FooTE arose - vindicsr t.rseL rh- senate NJ
CALHocN I'D. n us spee>h, Ake pa which
&c 81 70 Dc mosi GA1 svrous Alc lis Jc
A .e saisi4ctry as te Crg1s- liz hsc scl
scr-;cd La be BAD us1ca - par 81 -
Ss.A without c0rs4sroa VIII oiher Soeherl Seus-ars
10 desF interested D Us cles.sa a- anls-
whlca tkey ts -trTecr- o1rr-zsel h-r Tags Ne
lei. hS ne Scnalog lad kce iu1.-cr s-y 1szac
c4s-y n h1s making LIS sslc-11s demanding
meal 81 - O01scaol. w1eL .hs >ulta I'd Always soi
4rJ1 De 1ls-f-,-cr -, iE 'rrT a. r. srlrL he
he1 aztec ErusIy oSzrds Is tTo-cr S1Aiors crn ih-
>g1;A kcr one &c (Ar focTri tel u ne I'D
been psrrc afoGuc IL n-ck whe 1xe-p b. lol
gree mass Of -te Scu-a who de-rrc iro1 lie
TIE Ser4ios wOud noi vote for he rasrg q Con
niiire 70 eon tese Cescors 10 BE- referred
Cd te ccse torWaa wlih ary proposition s.Lhosgh The
slcsuc1 hAe been GLder cocs.cerAo ,An rse
l rc1lhs
M CsLEoVN g1esu5rod M Foosr. rkhl % "a hat BE-
Va opposes - e rSrrrnce Of lie s4b under 1sc1s-
sot T. >-.cci COnmiitee
NJ Focrs .npsrpossrg-Dia DIT the senator t-n r. AIN
So "a ~ was opposed 70 me Ccmmiuee. any CON-
/ prs1Asr " e PrSs-ri-c by then
Nj CALHOUN sd be Opposed rsisinx OF he
Counslirc ncW sG expressed ociroe nkanst Is srs
seecfo1 he had eesn and 0pPo--d % 10 com
promise
As~ s0as rsTsss sO.vsrsalsr, Ar. D.yros sa4ssssse