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helped. He will now consent to the extension of

Mr. STANTON Of Ky. now moved an amendmen
! to Green's amendment. 1t proposes an express re
cogntion of the right of the States henceforth :
be formed South of sc" 30 to come into the Unioi
as Slave States if they shall choose. The soutl
must have fair division of the Territories or the.
will Withdraw from the Union. We'll, do Il, then
and stop your eternal threatening Of it, Having
spoken his FIVE minutes, he tchhdTaTs has amend
meRt!
Mr. MEADE OF Va. renews it. There must b:
such a Compromise as this, or the Union will bt
dissolved. The South cannos and viii not submit
to an exclusion from the Territories. The only
alternative to the line of $50 30 is dissolution
the Union Having taken out his FIVE minutes, be
rithdrep his dmcHdmeHt
Mr.. McWMLIE Of Miss. rene'cs it, and sings the
same old song-The line Of 800 30 or Disunon
"Can you not my friends Of the North give ui
this little boon 2" If this be granted, he is willing
to vote for an amendment OF the Constitution pro
vidng that this Country shall never henccforth &C
quire single foot of territory. He is stopped by
the Speaker but finally consents TO Withdraw the
amendment in favor of
Mr. CARTER OF Ohio who renews it, 10y agree
ment and speaks in opposition what are you
bargaining about" California has settled this
question. 1t has been settled by her Freemen in
forming their Constitution, and settled forever Be,
fore we begin to bargain we must get on bargain
ing ground. We have no right in the premises
no power He closes by Withdrawing the amend
ment in behalf of Mr.. VENABLE Of N. C. who re.
news it, and takes the floor.
III n H. IL
ing that an amendment cannot in this way be re-
newed and withdrawn, and thus travel around the
House internnably The Chair overules the
point. Harris appeals. The Committee sustains
the Chair.
Mr.. VENABLE proceeds to establish the right Of
Congress to curtal the limits of California. Con-
eress has always exercised this power There is
no question about it. He gives Cartier some.
1.-THE gentleman says of Disunion, Let it come"
We'll, if it must, let it come, bat not by accident.
When it shall come, let il place me and mine in
our graves before submit to this oppression" He
withdrew the amendment
Mr.. AsHmUN of Mass. renewed it, and moved an
amendment.
Mr.. MARSHALL Of Ky. moved that the Commit
tee now rise. "AYw mop 'Divider Tel.
lersP Telers ordered Ays 6S: Noes 81 No
you don't, gentlemen
Mr.. Ashmun rose to his amendment, which was
10 strike out Green's second Provso
Mr. EVANS OF Nd moved an amendment 70 the
Proviso proposed to be stricken out Ruled out Of
order. Evans appeals. Finally the Chair decides
him in order. Ashmun appeals to the Committee.
Ayes and Noes yearly equal Chair decides that
it is sustained. Divided 'TellersP Ayes ii;
Noes ~. Decision reversed So Ashmun's mo-
ton has precedence
Mr. JONES Of Tenn. moved that the Committee
do now rise. "Ay!" "Now 1.-THE Chair cannot
decide" "Telers' Teers are ordered. The
same gentlemen will please to act as Tellers
Ayes "a; Noes SO. The Noes havet
Mr. BAYLY of Va. moved new amendment to
the proviso proposed to be stricken out Ruled not
in order under the decision Just made by the Com
mittee. Mr.. Bayly appealed, insisting that the
House rererse its decision just made. Ashmun and
others insist that Mr. BAYLY shall state what his
amendment u.s. which he refuses to do. A Mem.
Der insists that there is nothing to found an appeal
on until Bayly produces his amendment. Finally,
Bayly consents TO send it privately to the Chair
Finally Bayly withdraws his lsuppositious amend.
ment and proposes another. The Chair decides this
out of order New appeal. All in confusion. A
Rule read. Tellers ordered. The Chair explains
that he is compelled to rule as he does by the vote
OF the Committee. Ayes AZ Noes 90: 81 the
House reverses its former decision.
Mr.. KAUFMAN Of Texas moved that the Commit.
tee do now rise. Carried, and the Committee rose,
not having made the least progress with the bill
and House adjourned at 81 o'clock. A poor begin.
ming. H.c.