New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

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Vca was referred - zrlch q the Governors MessAe
refers 90 -arerv. concurrent resolutions rAss ~ ne
upon ~ SANE - r 'e- ave ~l-' 'r rrf'Ti "a
~ uiro-- u -laf COMMITTEE Iuie reporting
ne Assembly he resolutions sdoqled y u majority h
c1se hey DO not regard ier a. sAsiscory expression
~ he sentiments ~ -he pope 90 ts SAFE lpor he s'
ee 20 which ssy refer. The minority teenei Z me dsy
af le CrUml,-ee % report resolutions which sRfli en-
bor sccuraiey .nd July possible ~ principles and
r.sles of hs people Of this state m resard % >arery
ar tie y -leT >craors s1f Representatives
t On 49,. nav h- Concerned tlsreS m seemed q
tal important n OF ne aspect which ne relations
"a s-e 10 1e F.lera Government have assumed All o.
TIE snd SCION uPon hose reA-on, now Per1us
Se,s w.. ss - iis-.--,'v a-i corr-cv st flr-A A.
tv sou Eh' therefore frame such resolutions should
effect ht OBJ &C. ra-er tnan express merely ne opnons 90
nlivdgsl members Of Tire Committee OF even % he Assem-
TIE Extension %; slavery into territory Of he United
>a'es low free : re PRINCIPAL point ~ interest and IND
1o4nce connected win nj sub &C. al lie present morneaL
.nd ne Committee nave therefore eidtaVolel 20 hsceriah
from DE- accessible snl reliable sources q .rOrr.s
r1u The sentiments g Ire people OF ts safe upon ila'
point AMI upon TIE 'r acton o. Ignsres. IN Irsau 20
L. They ira at he session OF ~ Legislature 90 lsf3
resourea Vss passed . lie Assembly o lO shrualve
votes there being clt voies asansi T. rsiEuctnE oGr
senator's and requesting Representatives n Congress
20 gse their oest efforts % insert INTO an act ~ ordinance
establishing Territorial Government Tor anY Territory oe-
longing -he Tinted S'a.es fundamental article ~ pro
VISION which shsl provide. declare and guarantee ma
Slavery or1vo4ntsry servlcs. except sb,Eeni of
crime, whereof lie party slsl trs have been duly convict
a. sla Pc frolioe therein - onS As ne same saa -
n.in = rerrifory.
A. he session OF 1912 resolution euloiyi-S ths sane
sentiments neary the words, vas passed n The A.
senby hy 10 Affirmative and negative votes. and our sen
4lesfei Of io4 20 TO- their beet efforts 90
procure he passage Of aw which should prohibit ,he eN-
tension 20 Tie laws Of Texas oF e Institution o Domestic
slavery over thn part OF Mexico Nns east Of he
RIO Gande
TIE minority OF your Committee have not been ,be 20
discover any evidence hat the people OF ms Stale nave Al
any subsequent time disappoved u aly ~ no sentiments
ls 81 forth by their immediate Representatives ~ 'i aud
l89 Ga ne contrary they ind Subsequently, the same
and opinions reiterated n the popular Conventions
II the several political pare- into which ne people 81 nj
stale have been snd sui are divided
"A sac Convention NJ delegates representing he WIG
usfv held al syracuse iu sept lfil. resolution Wa
.onted dec srn o be he rh and he duty OF Congress
plainly o prohibit the establishment II slavery IN any pot-
ton Of le territory ofte Jnion a. any time hereafter
Tie same sentiments were proclaimed IN language
he Democratic party he'd a. Herkimer ON he nh oi Oct
80 40 iuca teh IS 1885, June -, 1875. and again,
SEPT a. 1873 Ard n Joint Conventions ci BON portions
81 he Democratic party he'd a. Syracuse sept H. l'''
90 VA Resolved
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And te precise meaning and intent OF hat resolution
Joint Democratic STATE Convention of The following
auon offered by NJ b. sEoyGHs ofOrleans Co
knst lhi' - sre o,p'~' 20 - -'ie'',n % '-N na
e '.r-'-r-' n~ -i st''- 'i '' - n 100 OF .n.ia
eaa,' r-f.' ~ s.''r, A. 7rersaf 'lra -sfrn.0n
This resolution rejected on the express ground thai
Us inEuaEe was ambiguous All eluivocn.
Tlcs- fhe dee araous Of he several psrtes which
compose al lie people 0t he state q New YORK TAKEN
connect with tie sctou Of the Legislature Al he Two
at successive sessions, and with public opinion a. "a
pressed through - usual organs tnrt druehsuse IN
he Judgment 10 ne minority OF your COMMITTEE srrAeI
lnsnmy Of sentiment on ne par. % ne p'ppe " IN.
STATE o NeVN ork than has ever been evnced upon snN
other political question That sentiment thus unanimous
affirmed
IT, Oh. ros-f int l' of Congress uatr a- Cor'ttn t-
p,ts' ro.t-- 80 extension of slavery o .rr'r
q re tau ' coa.-., .,e 'i'' r'r-r s 80. y 80
hffoH n'a lns ., vhh hey nay rs.. establishing Territorial
-rar. ior any ,rrh rt0rv
IN Inc Judgment OF the minority D, the duly oi your
Committee embody these sentiments distinctly and une
qyocsy Ia the resolutions which hey may report for your
Those offered by the majority 10 not in their opinion
accomplish that object They 10 not declare he consula
uonaly 81 law prohibiting The extension OF slavery n'
territories OF the Union free, do they recommend
20 Congress the passage u such a law.
person who should hold that Congress had no power
Whatever Slavery In the Territories. and who should
be- utterly opposed any aempi The pan Of Congress
0 such power could vote Tor imam CONSCIENTIOUS
and consistently They express only The sentiments ann
nearly the language OF the resolution rejected by me on
Convention of The two branches Il the DeHocranc party
held NJ syracuse tle lith Of Sept 1919
Such resolutions furnish the iud gmeut 81 the minority,
proper expression OF the senumeris of the people OF The
STATE 81 New York, are they calculated 10 give 10 hos
sentiments the weight 10 which they Justly entitled IN
he councils Of he Federal Government
The minority oi your COMMITTEE, theretote ~ ul" NE
charge of their duty report the upon ihs sub
already adopted By the Sense and respectfully recommend
the concurrence OF the Assembly iherel ....,,
lslgnedl HENRY J. RAYMOND,
Albany, Jan. . 1850 JAMES BOWEN
After some debate this subject made the special
order for tomorrow nj y O'Clock.
By Mr. BOWS notice OF bill 70 pay back To merchants
passenger moneys paid under protest
SELEcr COMMITTEE TO REyGsE SHtRlFfs FEEs.
Messrs Kingsley, q. Allen, Dean Fowler and Wood.
The rest Of the consumed m debating
luton To print The Governors Message in German Adj
before the vote taken.