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but the admission Of California, and the territorial

but the admission OF California and the territorial
Mr. DOUGLASS made several Intellectual motions to
amend the boundary OF Utah,
A motion to adjourn, and to postpone indefinitely,
were also made and rejected
Mr. BERRIEs moved to strike tout the provision in
the bill giving California two Representatives In Con-
YEAS sssr. Aa hissn Badger Rarnwsi, Bsrrep. But
, p s, Of DnT DIs1 fSoss
ssSsssian, seus, Tsrnsy, and Yuise. ''N'~'
rsae,srs; Baldwin Benton Bell, Bradbury Bright.
Dayton, Dickinson Dodge Of wisconsin, Dodge Of Iowa
JSsss. Iisr Norris. Phelps, seward Shields sniS.
spru.ncs Sturgeon, Underwood. Upham. Wales Walker,
Mr. wIrTnnor. after a few remarks. expressing his
desire to have an unmixed vote upon every question,
moved reconsideration of the by which the Se-
refused to strike out from the bill all relating to
California, which agreed to, as follows:-
Benton Sa s1f
Psss 6 Sns pGSs
Ton. psATes PHELPS; Pratt sss,yS Shields smith sOue
EnSsSSg haS es Chase Clay @
s R.s'r SsdS r lG Sor pSp sa
Sebastian shields sprgAnee Sturgeon, Underwood Wales
Mr. GLrmsrs pressed an unsuccessful motion to ad-
josrn and to post pone the further consideration Of
The question then taken upon striking California
from me bfa, and was agreed foyeas "a, nays rs,
YrAs-Messrs Atchison Badger Baldwin Barnwe. Bell,
Benton, Berren Butler, CLARK, Clemens. Davis of Ms,i
King HsnsSm Mason Morton Phelps. Pratt Rask seSss
tan Seward, Smith, sOue Turney, Uphsm Winthrop and
lulee.
KAYs-Msssrs Boriand. Bradbury. Bright. Cass Chase
Clay Cooper, Dawson Dickinson, Dodge of Wisconsin,
Dodge OF Iowa. Douglas Felth. Hale namlin Houston,
Jontt Miller, Norris Shields Spruance Sturgeon, Under
wood, Wales Walker, and whiteomb.
Messrs BERkIEN, FOoTE and DAWSON made unsuc-
cessiul efforts to ,ecure an adjournment.
Mr. BtSToN said that when Homer wrote Of a certain
who every night unravelled what she dur
ing the day he must have been mistaken He must have
had vision and the Senate of the United States
voting on a Compromise bill Great laughter)
After various unsuccessful efforts to fix the Southern
boundary of Utah. at 80 deg 80 min and So and 49, il
finally carried at 81
Mr. soULE moved to amend the bill by adding pro.
vision restricting the Territorial Legislature from
passing any Laws establishing prohibiting slavery
but leaving them power to pass laws necessary for the
protection OF slave property, which was rejected.
20 TO 20 as follows
YEAs-Messrs. Baldwin, Barnwe'l Chase, Clark, Da-
Wis, Of Massachusetts, Dayton. Dodge, Of Wisconsin,
Ewing Green Hale, Miller, Pearce, Rusk Seward Smi tn,
NANs-hessrs. Atchissn, Badger, Bell Berrien, Brad
bury Bright Butler cass Cooper Davis Of Mss Dawson.
Dickinson, Dodge. of Iowa. Douglass, Downs Houston,
HuItsr King Mason. Morton, Norris Pratt sebastian,
The question being then taken ordering the bill
to be engrossed it was agreed toyess 80 nays 49,
follows
lEAs-Nesrs Atchison, Badger Benton, Berren. Brad
bury, Bright Butler Cass Davis Of Miss Dawson
R0dss Q, Iowa Douglas Downs fesh Houston Hunter
SHIELDS sogle sprusnce Sturgeon, Turney Underwood,
NArs-Nesrt baldwin Chase. CLARK Davis of Mass Day
ton DODGE Of Wisconsin, Ewing Green, Hale Hamn, Hun
winthrop.
The Senate then adjourned