Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18
CONGRESS.
MONDAY, April 8.

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,"e Su'Jeot was o''Poneu.
MI D'cNlhsoh saiu .nal 'onofro" ne "ouiu
cali up ''ie us"cie"oy o"'' A''er 'h executive
session. uie SENATE aul.'uf"eu'
Ho"Se--ihe judiciary committees reported
the Census biii, when was maue me crdeF OF
'hs gay Tor Thursday.
MI. 'inton offered Joint resolution seeon1-
ing Henry Gripneis propositions Tor vessels
win Naval oihceFs TO search iof OH John RANK
IN.
me House went INTO com hil'ee OF 'ie whole
and took up the California oil.
MI. wallace spoke warmly against the ad-
mission oil Cail'ornla, ana charged tue people OF
that State with being usurpers; compared the'n
10 band oil robbers, and aenied Their right OF
sovereignty. The Free soi'ers contemplated
the ultimate abolition OF slavery throughout Tue
States lie charged me PRESIDENT win me &C.
sign 10 put down the minority oy force OF arms,
lie warned the South mat the time ior united
resistance had come.
MI Johnson OF ny, .ono"eu' lie aunni''eu
me sovereignty oil Calioth'a; ou' was mol feauY
'ot her aoh"s7'oh. Inc 'e'f'oIill qies''oi'
must be INST settled.
MI AGams' oil lenn', oolained the hoor' ana
the committee rose
Mr.. Con5ef moved suspension OF the rules,
tor tue purpose q allowing MN 10 introduce res
oiuiiohs lor ihe aOoitlon oi the RANKING priVi-
ieGe' ana IN favor OF cheap postage pehulhS
wnieh Inc House adjourned.
lie speeches IN congress on tuesday were
oil the usual ORDER he senate, however, In
proved. hey eeVo'ed sh1re OF the Jay 10 'he
census biIl: he tribune thus notices Tie
speech Of MI Howard, OF Texas;
Mr.. Volney L. Howard formerly OF MIssis-
SiPpi and now NJ. I. from Texas, yesterday gave
the House notice OF an amendment to Mr.. Nc
Clernands Slavery Compromise bill, providing
that, II Texas should not consent to relinqulSh
her claim to the better part of New Mexico, then
no government shall be organized IN .Nei0 .'lerlco
10 hare jurisdiction on this side ot'ihe Rio Grande
and If Texas shall consent, for cash in hand, 20
surrender her claim to New Mexico then The
lac of 1erGs establishing Human Slarery shall
preraii IN said Territory until the same shall be
admitted nit The Union as Il STATE! We have
met some cool propositions in our day, but none
quite equal to that. We thank Mr.. Howard for
making lt-decldediy thank him. We hcseech
the yeas and nays on this proposition, and this
week if possible"