Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-12

The yeas and lays were then ordered on the
question OF appeal, and the decision Of the chair
reversed.
The motion for reconsideration was then prt,
and carried.
The question recurring on the engrossment of
the bill, it was ordered TO be engrossed, by q
vote of I0S to 90.
The announcement of this result was followed
by boIstrous applause.
Order being restored the title of the bill was
amended SO as to include a territorial govern
ment for New Mexico.
The bill was finally passed by a vote of l07
to 81.
I'VE believe that Slavery is not excluded by
Amidst much excitement and disorder the
House adjourned.
SATURDAY, Sept. z.
The Senate are not in session today, having
adjourned over until Monday.
House.-Mr. Ashe asked the unanimous con-
sent of the House TO record his name in the ne
gatIve of the passage OF the Texas Boundary
bill, having come into the Hall yesterday after
his name was called. Permission was refused
The House took up the California bill.
MI. Boyd proposed to amend the bill by estab.
lishiag Territorial government for Utah. He
would only remark that it was precisely the a.
ary bill, and afterwards withdrew.
Mr.. Vinton objected 10 the amendment
The Speaker ruled the amendment to be in
order.
Mr.. Vinton appealed from the decision, and
briefly argued that the amendment was not ger
main to the bill.
The question was taken on Mr.. Vinton's ap-
peal, and the decision 0: the Char was reversed
SO to l07.
So the Utah amendment was declared to be
out of oruer
A substitute, offered by Mr. Thompson, was
now read 1t was similar to that offered by Mr..
Soule, in the Senate, VIZ, that as spon as Cali
fornia shall have passed an ordinance, IN conven-
ton, re]inquishing the right to primary disposal
of the soil, &C. and restricting her southern
boundary 10 80 degrees 30 minutes, the Pres
ident should, without farther act OF Congress-
issue his proclamation, declaring California to
be a State of the Union. The portion of rev.
enue collected in California al the time OF issu-
ing the said proclamation, shall be paid to that
State, and the Senators and Representative al
ready elected shall be entitled to receive their
milsge aud compensation from the time the CAL
ifornla constitution was received by Congress.
The substitute further provides for lerrtori-
al government, to be called South California,
similar 10 the government. of New Mexico, south
OF 36 80, to be admitted as a Stale hereafter,
with or without slavery, as the people may de-
sire
The substitute offered by Mr.. Thompson was
received, when Mr. Orr, of s. c. moved an a
mendment TO the original bill. The former was
rejected-lH to II; and the latter by 1872 to IS
The question now being on the third reading
of the bill, Mr.. Holmes, Of s. e., moved an ad-
tournament, but not more than four or five men,
bers voted in the affirmative.
Mr. Thompson said that a decent respect re-
CURED that the bill should at least be read.
The Senate blll for the admission of Califor-
MIA was then read for information.
The third reading of the bill was then ORDER
ed-yeas Isl, nays Sc.
The bill having been read third time, Mr..
Featherstone, of Miss, moved to lay 1t Oh the
table which was not agreed to-
The bill was then passed 10 be enacted-yeas
$50, nays 81.
A motion was made 10 reconsider the VOTE
Laid on the table.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the bill providing territorial government Tor
Utah, 1.-The raced Compromise bill] Mr. Went
worth moved an amendment, proposing The WI
mot Provso, which he afterwards modified, but
II was rejected by vote of 20 to 90. Amend
nents were also offered by Messrs. Meade Stew
ems, Fitch, and Mson, which were also reject
ed. Some personalities between Messrs. Sed-
don and Toombs occurred. The bill, as it came
from the Senate, was reported to the House, and
passed-yeas 81, nays IS. Vermont members
all voted No.
A motion was made to reconsider the vote,
but it was laid on the table,