The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-01

sga the part II sone q violating their s.rrsd obsa-
ions, which sure does not exist TO any sxlsnt
Inc rcPosuQnhs N stTlct conformity 10 the feelings q
theas
Texas may no, give her ssssal have no Information
to say that any member Of the Texas n his
chamber OF in the House Of Representative i prepared
~. ,susss hsr assent Vel here i psss ns.
iron the North TO the South and 30 far csctnsed
10 have any influence and whether is accepted o. re-
nimy and siies would rather say. Of the North. IL
concsdng this in our Legislation. Q - 70 make depend
upon the Souih-upon Texas-whethsT this new State
marx thai the limits assigned 10 Texas BY this proposition
are the original limits OF thai State. a r.'
My second resolution j. in these words: ~
Rseissd That Texas shall agree % eeds he United
main in all the territory claimed By Texas yng west Of
SS 's ss sassa ~A iil -
egny Of all lhe territory claimed by Texas north o. me Ssh
the first place 70 The ex,ingushmens o. any portion q s
osSsr~iss AID die rsmaindss as fssss :as sssai.s
proposed fos o lhs Sensscss,
tended to be accomplished BY This propositon md The
second Is. what price shall the government 81 shs United
jec Of nqniy; and who. Mr. President will cavil upon
thai poins Who viii calculate the value Of this Union
in reference to proposition which may secure u haE
gard this Union above all price. knsw Of nrifh~
metc by which to compute the value Of this Union in
4 AZ j. ss ss IL IA
these discussions shall be qnieiedlcss concerned thst
those notes Of harsh discord which esound through
Union be in no danger-i shall stand with III ID mag
nicent allotment Of Satesis there danger thai our
future history win be marked with continued jeaouses
viii greatly impair is energies ana deprive y hs -
blessings! These are the considerations which doso
present upon this point; and ~ho win y dispc.sd q
differ in the estimate OF 1--WE Ten millions d dol
lars, IL inierposed between future harmony and future
discmd between future fraternal feeling and future
d,cuy upon dis mopcsition-i mean a. 10 he amount
Iof the consideration proposed TO be given. 'sas
MI. DOUGLAS moved that the rrsoluiions Be Aid
Mr. BUTLER Mr. President Mss on the pm Of
my colleague fAir CALHousl to make request Of the
Senate II is that he may have opportunity a one
views on the resolutions Of the hoaorable senator dom
kentucky, lMr. CLAr,l which believe are the special
order Of the day He has been affected fofsoms tms past
with the cold prevalent in this region, but for The last
few days he has sensbly recovered Stll in the seima
ton of his friends, Is not thought adviable TIM be
ne q q. a III he senate viii o~ lin Is.
privilege Of having his views read By some irsnd, be
himself being present Al the time Perhaps i would be
necessary % move that he shall Be permitted 70 have the
Mr. DICKINSON, Tin his ssat) The request 10 sufh-
Gent No vote is necessary
MT DUiLr-n veiis sncns VIM uaAS suc iSs3oe5s
Ts. CLAY. rise to express my hearty coocurssnce
in the suggestion. and at the same time to say that
on the journal upon subject hope there will Be
general understanding thar the eminent and Distinguished
indiyidu, who has been prevented IRON comm! szong
tcular proposed hope that there Will be geneaI -
sent
question taken in granting the courtesy thaf had bssn
asked He had doubt that every senator regrel the
Absence Of the honorable senator from South Cas6na
porant question: and would be willing that they should
be read 81 any OF his frends He hoped be lhE CA1
aouEl had il Ia his power. he would favor The Sen.is
views all would be willing that some friend shouh rad
them for him.
ADnssros on CALIFORNIA
On motion by Mr. HAMLIN. the Senate proceeded to
United States transmitting the constitution Of California
for the purpose Of alIons j! TO some particular day
MI. q moved that the further consideration Of the
m cIArs ooxrRoxrsE
The Senate then resumed the consideration Of he
:, mir c., e. SUI; s.. es
The Union arisiag out Of the Institution OF slavery.
Mr. WALKER (Mr Rusx yielding the door tcr the
reslutons 20 a. 10 rad - olIowshe insertions being
in Ifaise.
In,sn .aer the word 'aw in be line Of shs sdrs
our,oa he words. s.s =: 80. ss'''sA'd s"a
Strike out The word .is" in The hsIine. and insert the
Ssrike out the word sriksiy" in ars line
Insert aer the word "Msxico in bird line, die words.
ssrsfhonx positive esaefssesf."
The resolution win then read:
Rsissd That slavery does not exist By law, bat has
trade and cannot nfrodncsd into any Of te territory
by United Ssass from The rspabiic 81 Mexico.
without positive enactment IL 10 inexpedieos. d<c-
The amendment was read, and ordered 10 be prinfsd
Mr.. RUSK then resumed and concluded his remarks
upon the title OF Texas the Rio Gande, and The gene
raj subject OF slavery. .
lThc remasks Of the honorable senator having bssn
Withheld for revision. will appear At early day-kUJ
Mr.. HALE. | wish 10 call the attention OF The esna-
tor for one moment 20 matter Of history IN Which
think he u in error In speaking Of the "hobbiss which
some people ride and in allusion 10 the gentleman who
introduced this measure, suppose be referred TO David
Wilmot, OF Pennsylvania %
Mr.. RUSK. did. -,
Nj. HALE. Well, sr, would remind he senator.
what he seems 10 have forgotten in relation humble
an individual myself, that was elected 10 the Senate
some twelve months before that introduced
II was another horse that rode when came into the
Mr. RUsK. The honorable senator misunderstood me
in supposng that said that he rode horse into the SEN
ate II was Of Connecticut and Vermont was speaking
4 hope the senator viii nde IN here spoo any
hobby bet will continue 10 keep foot lLAaEnter.l
/ On motion BY Mr. WALKER, the further conssaera-
ton Of the subject was postponed until 10 morrow.
4 Mr. BADGER II is with very great reloctance that
feel myself compelled 10 forego the motion with winch
usually trouble or Kvay the Senate, - The CO may
be, on this day Of the week But 4 seems 70 ns' or.