The New York herald., 1850-08-30


The question was taken, and the sps.kers decision
Mr. CLIsGMAN explained his amendment Hs said
that the Colorado wss country not yet explored aud
Pacific lying south OF thirty s,x desrs~s Csliforns
has not the Oldest claim TO the territory Dessrot
took II In soven months earlier than California. All
the information which h@ had received had inclined
him to ths opinion that the people OF Colorado being
an agricultural people do not wish to bs conn.cted
with California, which 10 commercial aud especially
with San Frspcsoo The boundsrirs OF C.liforna win
reach the distance Of the North Carolina liue to Mas
sscbusstts II his amendment be adopted In his
opinion, slavery would go to Colorado lie desireo It,
and an er further remarks
Mr AsHnuN said that there had been speeches
enough the subject for nine months past There
new two amendments pending. Until they are
disposed of, no other amendments can be- offered He
V-ioes-" Agrtsd.n agreed o-Not only on the
amendments. but bon the bill itself H. intended to
vote against both amendments, because he believed
that the bill before the House essential for the
peace and quiet of the country nipcumb-r-d with
anything else. He believed that tn. bills separately
have the most strength then try the sire
Of this bill lie moved the pre- vious question
Mr. Bunr would BE- obliged II the gentleman would
permit him to offer an amendmsnt
Mr. AsHNcN said the amendment out OF order.
Ifithe House think proper. they eau indulge him.
Mr. ByRr replied that the gentleman should hear IL
h. Mr wnMor (frss soiD, Of Penusylvauia If the
amsndm. nts shs Be voted down. will the biil be open
The srrAxxn replied that the previous question
would not exhaust itself until the bill was dis
posed Of
should be voted down, there weuld be NO chance to
modify.
sustained IL would bring tho Houss rst the
am esdments OF Mr. Clagm and then Mr. Boyds,
and next on the engrossment of the bill
Mr.. THoMPsoN, (dem) Of Miss raised point Of or
der, that the boundary bill involves appropriation.
and should 60 to the Committss Of the Whole the
The srnAxrR gave grounds fer his decision that the
bill does not require to be committed.
Mr.. THOMPSON, appealed from the deoision Of the
Mr.. MccrKRsAsD moved to lay the appeal on the
table
Mr. THOMPSON withdrew his appeal
The House then refused to second the demand for
the previous Question-ayes "a nays lot.
Mr. BURT asked whether 1t was Ia order to move an
amendment
The sprAKER said It was not
Mr. Burr moved that the bill be referred to the
Committee Of the Whole on the State Of the Union,
and demanded the yeas and nays
Mr. McCLERrASD moved the previous question
The srrAKrR said. If the motion be sustai.-d 1t will
bring the Hoose to vote on the question to commit
and, II the House refuse to commit, the question will
occur on the amendment, and the eDgrossment Of
the bill
Mr. Burr withdrew his motion
Mr. McCLERsASD NOV ed TO commit and the House
on th- refused to second the demand for the previous
Mr. Rocr, (rse soD Of Ohio, moved to amend the
motion by adding the following Instructions, namely
territories acquired from Mexico lying eastward Of
California" He said he did rise make Speech
mr.. MEADE rose TO = question OF order. The subject
OF the instruction made had no reference TO the Texas
boundary.
The srrAKrR decided that the amendment was 1.
order.
Mr. Roor desired to have vote on the amen dment
ty yeas and nays that there might b. chance Tor
o,ogirg He did offer it Ia expect alton that
the houss would support II IL the y-.s aud nays
could be called. we can make out the dough faced
MT meoi nsrAsp opposed tn. insI,r.etioni-t. q, HIS
pstb oi the House the original bill without the
sn,ndmtnt. lie thought the peace and qa..s OF toe
county and tie stability OF tn. government. de-
psncsd the settlement OF these qu.s ions "a. then
gsye his rtssopE why he against the wilmot pro-
Who and ssd that II designed To snss-r no prac
teal puIpos-. lt was to keep up agitation. without
which the free sellers and aboitODists would sink
into oblivion. Slavery excluded FROM the terril
BY the IDp,rious natural laws. ana bv tod hims~lf
Mr. B,ooNs (whigl, Of New York vas oppos.d to the
smeudm' nj ofthe gentleman froH Ohio ana
dy to the the earlier period Of the
srs,ip. The more tn. world rolls on. tns more the
p ople sdy tn tn. music which L. pr-spt.d
and TO ron away ~ith the miscl evous ususioians.-
There lime uhen tn. Wilmo ,sovi,o %. OF some
IL answer its purpos OF srrrstiog the NJ xcsn
IL tEusst the South th-t conlnests could not os
u-de TO extend tla,.ry aud the Soth that extension
OF territories &c. ysopsidE.d the txi-tehcs OF the
Union. Thus the pfovis- had abswsred tts purpose,
ard be could veil understand the purpose Of gsatls
m'n Who voted for Il Bot that tins vas passed The
uric has b, ,en faced The Almighty God wac rules
II. dsstnes Of the country has s.tt-d the question,
pnsts wiser than he and attempt to s-tte the
qurst to where slavery sbsl exist Tor ourselves
IN, thing hxed aud irrevocaoly, sni at have to
do u, sand by the DEGREES of Providence AZ
iutey ntion would satisfy Auy pnrton ef th- South
any part, let II be go lie vac against ex.rtng the
power OF the for the extension or exclusion
OF slavery, He would not sut. Tor the WilmOt Provi
90 20 BE- applied north or soutb OF thirty thirty.
lie ~as for standing ON the prln ;pe OF compromise
the principle OF the constitution His section Of
the county had nothing u gain by no action Or non
Intervention The South have nothing to gain b.
tion or nierveptionor all the po~ers of govern
msDt bsvsr stretch slavery to the OF the
fxeihc The column Of enis sratiDp-ths st.amboa =
the rush OF the northern nishiy MULTI ud.s bad set
tied that stinn His objections the division Of
tsntfnia thst he -snt-d the usr States TO be
large possible the ground that th Older 81 at-s
sht ud b. outvot.d and reprrss nt.d In the halls
Of Congress BY thos. Who came IRON the i'm nsa-urs
bic gious Which have Injured to US By the aesican
treaty. The gentleman frsm Ohio. In hts rrrsai q
here snd ,lsewh.re. We ss~ yesterday aud -e
se here to-day, In the voting, the met -strs"rdi-
th. most curious bedi.liows ever prs.satsd-rs.
miDdins bin of th. insrsdhbts placed in the
eauldfon By the witches in msob-th.' % maze it
bubble The com binstion he must presume to be pat
riotic but u presented devotion 20 shstfsct princi
ples, the like of which the world seldom before.
lie (Mr b was convinced that he ~as right, wien
h. ssv ,ueb . combination against lin lie hsd no
doubt that the Northern people -lbg TO fsos the
nusic vhsp the drum aud NE sousd In their ears. IL
u ts Necessary TO make sscrihces th.y -ii be made.
The great BODY Of tn. Northern people -illing 20
make them, aud they expect IN. South to make them
e.ssfuy maintained i've sr- to h.v. lhis constant
sshstion weakening the ti.s Of fraternity sod good
fellowship, tb.r. nsy be moral dissolution bat I.
physcsl dsupion OF the government 10 mpos-tbis IL
could b. dissolved a. would be smiJ and bleed,
and no ,scrincs vosis be too eat to avert the hor
rbls estsstrophe THIS government 10 stronger than
the dsspotitm OF Russia snd the vild, dem-crscy of
frsn os, he, suss 10 founded tb- sfsotious OF the
people, aud this affection 10 stronger tbso husdrsd
thousand bsy onsts and . husdrrd thoussni cavalry.
"bo, he sshsd constituted the gsptiessn from ONO,
or any Other man, musician over w' VINO made him
the oversesr n. sid not knov W what dvin. ris ht
ths Gsbtlsman calls to tbov HANDS aud
vote lie aid. too that he wished "a smoke dough
hs.s, and be Mr. b vas Wiling TO be smoksd. n
an honest discharE. Of has high pabic duties m.ds
him doush-fsc-. Mr. n. then proc-ca~d 60 -hov the
ioly Of applying the proviso 10 Utah. -her. slavery
sxist owing to IN. eodne-s of the ciimst-
sbd. In sopcufiop. smons osher r-msrhs said that
the house should adopt the provi-e csnpot r-s.ive
the tzpctiop Of the Senate ho knov that the North
not TO b. pmbogued.
Amer sume further proceedings Mr.. pssrssssres,
(d.m Of Miss, moved strike cut all sftsr the In
sructiops proposed BY Mr. Root aud insert something
els~. but obi lection made.
Mr.. Bpors, (d.mJ Mi.s replied "a. .N.ssrs Mecies.
pand and BROOKS B~ssid IN. south ssst sausl rghts
spd oil BE- sstisn.d eth sothns short cf tast. rhs
question amounts to an enclus,op ~ slavery. Tns
south demands there shHl BE- fair divisioo of tbs
territories be made threats OF dssciutiOr OF tbs
urion the aouthern people would tho~s