The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09
FI,OM WASHINGTON.
By Telegraph Jorae Daily Lancaster. Gaze

! n,--,be Question being OH Mr. Foote'S amend.
nent, To restrict the boundary OF California to
| ]j deg so nin.
Mr. Berri n addressed tho Senate in support
| Of his amendment
Mr. Fuote fnowad, ,und made some remarks
! lbout the denuncitioIs which had been heard in
| tho Senate and elsewhere. against tho ratio 0i
representation, and the reasun of it, lie said
| il was important To be understand that the GOV.
ernmeai OF the United Suites is government Of
force, as well as nf law, aud would muinlain
iiselfnginst all Traitors
| Mr. Bsrrieu thought the most rllectual way of
destroying the UIion was 10 use threats Of em.
ploying military 10 ce tO put down the govern.
ment OF a minority Of The people.
MIR. Foote, in answer referred Ia the employ.
menroF military force to suppress Hays rebclI-
lOn IN Massachusetts, shoIt time after the revu-
luton
Mr.. Berrien was explaining tins. when Nj
Wintlrop rose and snd lint Massachusetts hid
put down that rebeilionby her avn arms, and he
had iudulerd the hope That il an insurectnm
should occur h amy tate now there would be
patriotism and st engli enough in its own GOV.
ernment TO suppress it. without tho aid uf the
general government Finally the vote was taken,
aud Mr.. Fdhte's amendment lost 10y vote of 80
! yeHs, SO nays.
| MIR Douglass amendment relative 10 tie pub.
| lie domain wos then taken up and agreed to and
The question recurring on Mr. Foote's motion To
substitute for the bin the New Mexico aud Tex
as portinus OF The Omnibus bill Mr. Rusk pro-
ceeded tp address the Senate in opposition 10 the
conjunction OI Those measures Mi Fuote inter
posing Withdrew lis amendment
Mr. PearOe gave uOtice that lie would on
Moudny introduce bill 10 establish the lerrlu
rial government o New Mexico, und settle the
boundary Of resas.
The Senate then ENGAGED in the discussion Of
Mr. Foote's amendment, restricting the bounda.
ries OF California to 3j deg, 80 min, and, with.
ont coming 10 vote. the Senateeadj juurmed until
! Monday.
HOUSE, Tile House this morning. aid inside
the California BILL by vote of 90 To 40, and took
up the lndiau appropriation bill
The amendments were discussed. mud without
c0miug 20 any conclusion. the committee rose.
Mr. Petlee said this WIS very hot weather, and
lie moved that The House dinurn TIL Monday
Cries of ' lei us adjourn " Tue Senate Imve ad.
Ijourned ill Monday and coniuson.1 Yeas oud
nays were demanded aud the question was il.
ken by tellers. nnd resulted. yeas d. nays 81
The House theu adjourned tililu morrow
WAsHINGroS, August 5
SESArE.-The Senate resumed the cousiIer,l-
lion Of Mr.. Cass' resolution in relation To the eN.
cept under the act Of Congress
M. Davis Of Mississippi opposed the rcsolu.
ton IN lis present lnm II was either too hmd
or no, hard enough. The exercise Of civil au-
tkoriiy by miitary officers was absolutely nrces.
oary. He replied 10 the rem rks made by Mr.
= tlpn,tnu concerning Gen Ta) lor and tho troops
under his command with much warmth, obselv
ng thai the Senator from TrXs had showed him.
sell supremacy ignorant of the discipline ol the
camp. aud rs snpremry - He con.
sldcred each ol tho paints presented 10y Nj.
J Houston, .dlsmoving every statement adverse to
Geu Taylor by rrlrl cuct 10 ulll Ia documents.
aud authentic statements Of rac'5 In conclusions
he paid most brilliant anl beautiful tribute 10
, the meulory If Gen Tayor
The further consideration Of the bill was post.
pOned until Tomorrow.
Nh Peuce, IN pursuance Of previou9 notice
asked aud obtained leave Ia Introduce bill ma
king prulUsaS 10 Texas for HE set enent Of her
/ western and northern boundary. lie said it was
evident this question Of tie baI.udary Of rexn,
was the cause Of the d!llcuty oI the past session
aud il was the man cause ul Tie difficulty of the
) c 'mprom'e tai and lie III ughl it better tu give
each and every mensule consideration upon II,
merits llo had therefore presented bill tnr lh,
:, adjustment oi the buuudlry al Texas. simply
and alone, lie explained the b stating the
t''l'''''' '''r rr'''''~ '"'' - ''' '''l
aud defending the proposition ttwy $40 Gao OGt
to Trxas ior sn rcnlcins al her territory uuul
ut 80 deg 30 min, He was among tI'se, wh,
u believed 'll FrSN had M right 10 the territory
. ON the Rio GrDLdC hui she CertuHIl Ind clum
= "r the sl1fuir together with he ,esslou oI tIs,
=. territory norIh uf!cr proposed western buruuIly
Tie proposed Ia pay her so OJO,O To be ap
pIird Ia the payment pi the debt ut Trxls ilcur
= red N the + "sr'utlon ni her rryululnn
4 Having completed his rcml Ks. the CaIilnrni
bill wDs luten up IN committee uI the whole.
No further amendments having been offered
the one nudcm committee being hit relating 1,
, the public domain, was cuuclrryd In, nuI tn,
que ton snlcd on the cndo'rcmel't Of tho hiIL
Mr. Ma'ou 'ld he had uo oiutcniiuu 10 mIk'
iuiher olpo'iion 10 NE bill Alter II Ind beer
u pissed II would remain for those States whos
u rlel'S ne nHertGd t1rehy, 10 determine 'uel
course His only Object upon rising WAS Ia "'
lhr postprnementnl iir qHcsunH uni Tomorrow
HIS rolleaSne was nbs"ul'
y Mr DonslSs. wou'd urerdf I" the pro- % nl
Il win TIE understanding that tue vote shA.l nc "a
Il ell to'nnrnw,
q MI Mason sad he was authorized to m1Ae ~
, arrangements and proposed nnne. iieOaIy spnN
Tor himself
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