The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-09

freedom such fugitive, such form Of action as shall be
$50 = A~d b farther enacted Tina, the following shah
be the form Of the bond required Of the claimant o. his
agent In the preceding section, Wits
Know all men BY these presents, that ], $3.50 -, Of
the county (psrsh, OF district as The case bel Of
20 the Un.sd states IL the sum 81 one thousand dollars 10
be paid the said United Stses or their lawful agent
%sG snd ~ Tsa Ss and aq s -
Winners my hand and seal. this - day Of, eighteen
'The condition Of the above obligation sueh that II the
above bound --- -- shal remove . certain person
as fugitive nom labor, into the State Of -, from 1s
county Spaish Or district - ne ease nay esl 800
jurisdiction tbersn al It's first term and then and there
permit the said alleged fugitive 10 Try by Jury his o. her
able said State in that behalf and afford tho
said alleged fugitive Tie facilities necessary % alr trial.
said obgor shall pay 10 the United States tho said sum
ofone thousand dollars which shall be recoverable Ia
proper action before circuit or district court Of the Uni
And the said bond having the blanks properly filed up
and being duly executed by the said claimant o. his agent
shall bs delivered the said court Judge, commissioner
or other officer acting aforesaid, who shall immediately
q he sst s,s s lib By s % ",a
which Zoe ,ad alleged fugitive nay hasa been seHossS
urs Of the said bond proceed for the recovery Of pen
atty thereof and for his services In the prosecution and
the amount recovered tue residue 70 DO paid into tbs
treasury Of this United States and he sha! be also
s% q twenty ds sso - aS
Or not Bsi il the obligor said bond shall comply
WIN .ns @ % @ vhic n, ha or Ne hd n o asid
he shan declare before the court Aforesaid that ho Of Sa
prosecution of any suit ,here The said attorney shall
10 either Of those cases surrender to the obsor tho said
o0na'
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Din 70 suppress the slave trade IN me district OF Colum
BE i enacted BY che Senate and House u RsYrs,satasiv.
from and after tbs - day OF ---- next il shall not
be lawful 70 bring into the District OF Columbia any slave
of ne q being sod q iTr tse purpose
g any other State . q paee and 4 any slave shalt Be
brought into the sad District by s owner Or by the au.
o. ne se such slave shan 'sfeup0n become liberated
Src And b. Il further euaced That ii shall and NAV
be ia u for each OF Tie Of the cities Of Wash
as may be necessary abae break up. and abolish any
depot place OF connemeni Of slaves brought into the
sha psc a y comfy e hs
s,.hes q e sac T. ~ Nv ~ pUoe anu
Washnetpo II anv at,en,pt shal he made ywhi, n
limits 10 establish depot 81 place Of Tor slaves
brought said District Merchandise sale con.
trary 10 this
Mr. CLAY on concluding the reading OF the report
said that he did not know whether il would be the pleas
Of the Senate that the bills should Be read otherwise
posed 70 The fugitive slave bill should Be read Hs hardly
thought necessary read them They were extensive
ly referred to and described in the report As il would
presume, unless some cali was made thai ihs iormsl
reading of the bills and the amendments was dspcnsra
with and would send them to the desk 10 pass Through
the usual forms.
The bill for the admission Of California and New Mex
leo was here read by its title, as follows:
bill TO admit California as STATE int the Union Ia
establish territorial cove rnnents for Uah and New Msri
and making proposals TO Texas for tho establishment
her western and northern boundaries.
Mr. CLAY then rose and said Mr. President still cher
shng the desire which has always animated me upon the
subject which am sure is shared by the committee IN
common with me, am anxious that The Senate should
act upon that bill with as little delay as possibeto-mor
row II you please. think by tomorrow the territorial
bills, and the California bill with the proposed amend
msnts 70 it, will have been printed There have been
\ but slight amendments proposed to the Utah and New
naw b O ss u mini ss ana
know wnelneL = necssSay - pn' VA. pT asaln, !.
may pe housns - oe ~, noweseI naeou, suppose y
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The pREsiD ll,, OFFICER That motion i not in
oae. UNI p ,NG VA la s aa AZ ps.r, M ~,
WI IN srs. ~ ~ a.. e., L ~, I ~
oe msuc ,nc o'usi ~ L uSy III ". s ~ INV ~
Ssoi VIZ ~. az , y. h: ~ - - ~ v.sy Sh =
FIRST printed and thai we have an Opportunity 10 see and
rad ana rsaect unoo 4 - sir no reason WIN we
.ha,a sr trc, ~ ord;narv snnlc.on ~ the rIs. -
this occasion.
Mr. CLAY Il is immaieria to me, sir, except that
am desrous that these subjects should be acted upon with
as much prompness as possible The report At anv rate
can be acted upon to- morrow
The PRESIDING OFFICER Does the senator OBJ
| iect 10 the second reading OF the bill
Mr. TURNKEY do, sir.
Mr. CLAY II is indifferent 10 me whether The bin
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