Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19


~ on the Nimo, Proviso. On y ednesiay
the 9TH inst. when the Omnibus Bin
was under discussion. We place the
votes on record Tor the benefit of the Gu
rious. in such matters. We copy from
the Cincinnati Gu tie
The first menlinc,t in order was ina,
proposed by Senator Chase. Senator Da-
Wis Of Mississippi. had moved All amend
ment 70 the original BIZ. declaring that
the restrictions imposed upon the ;err;,ori-
al legislatures. not TO pass any laws on
the suhjec: Of slavery. should no, be 50
, construed as 10 forbid them from passing
laws protecting the rights Of property.
And Mr. Chase moved that this amend
ment should no, be construed 50 rs 20 au-
thorze the Introduction Of slavery. And
this was voted down by the following vote:
Nessrs Baldwin. Bcight. Brad
bury. Chase. Clark. Cooper. Corwin. IA
Wis of Massachusetts. DAYTON. Dodge of
Wisconsin, Douglass. Eelch. Greene.
Hale. Hamlin Miller. Norris. Seward.
Shields. Smith. Spruance, [ pham. ak
er. and Wh'comb-- 2,5
NAYs-Nessrs NcAison. Badger. Pan.
Benton. Berrien. Butler. Cas-. Clemens,
Clay, Davis of mississippi. Dawson. Dick
inson. Dodge of Iowa, Downs. Foote.
Houston. Hunter. Jones. hing. Nanyum.
Mason. Morton, Pearce. Pratt. Ru,k. Sc
bastian, Soule, Sturgeon, Turney, and
tnderwood-50.
The nex,vo,e was on Mr.. Davis amend
ment. and il was voted down by this vote:
IEAs-Mcssrs. hichiSon. Badger Bell
Berricn. Butler. Clay. Clemens. DAVIS OF
Mississippi. Dawson. Dickinson. Downs
Foote. Houston, Hunter, Ming. Nanguin
Mason. Morton. Pearce, Pratt Rusk, Sc
bastian, Soule, Tulney, and Underwood
go.
Nessrs Baldwin. Benton. Brad
bury. Bright Cass. Chase. Clarke Cooper
Corwin, Davis of Massachusetts. DAYTON
Dodge of Wisconsin. Dodge of Iowa
Douglass Felch. Greene. Hale. IIanlin
Jones. Miller. Norris. Seward. Shields
smith. Spruance. Sturgeon. phan, W eb
stcr. Walker, and hlteomb--3O.
Senator Seward then offered the follow
ing amendments:
"Nether slavery nor involuntary servi-
tulc. otherwise than by conviction for
crime. shall ever be allowed in either of
said Territories of Utah and n Mexico =
The question Oh the amendment Of Mr.
Seward, was taken by yeas and nays, and
resulted as follows:
lEAs-Messrs Baldwin. Bradbury. !
ID. Bright. Chase. Clarke. Cooper. Cor~in.
Davis of Massachusetts. DAYTON. Dodge OF
Wisconsin Douglas. Fclch Greene. Hale.
IIamlin. Miller. Norris, Seward, Shields,
pam, W hitcomb. and Walkcr-o3
NAYs-Messrs. Atchison. Badger Bell
Benton. Berrien. Butler. Cas-. Clay. Glenn
ems. Davis of Mi>isippi Dawson. Dodge
of Iowa. Downs. Foote, Houston, Hunter,
Jones, King, Mangum. Mason, Morton.
Pearce, Pratt, Rusk. Sebastian, Soule,
Spruance. Sturgeon. Turney, Underwood.
Webster, and lulec--33.
Senator Berricn offered the following
amendment:
But no law shall be passed interfering
+ with the primary disposal of the soil. nor
establishing or prohibiting African Sla-
very
And it was adopted by the following
vote:
lEAs-Mcssrs. Atchison. Badger. Bell.
Bcrrien. Borland. Butler. Clay, Clemens.
Davis of Mississippi, Downs. Nckin-
son, Foote. Houston, Hunter, Jones.
King. Nangum. Mason. Norton. Pearce.
Pratt. Rusk. Sebastian. Soule. Spruancc,
Sturgeon, Turney, Webster, lulee-30
NAYS MesSrS. Baldwin, Benton. Brad
bury. Bright. Cass, Chase. Clarke, Cooper.
Corwin, Davis of Mass. Davlon. Dodge
of Wisconsin. Dodge of Iowa. Douglass.
Felch. Greene. Hale. IIamlin. Miller.
Norris Seward, Shields. smith Upham
Underwood. " alker, and Nhitconb--27
Senator Hale offered an amendment 10
the section, by adding. after the words
"prohibiting." the words 'or allowing "
which was voted down BY Sc to 81
Mr. Chase then moved To amend by
striking out the words 'or prohibiting At.
ricans," which was not agreed 70.
Mr. Douglass moved t. strike out all III
relation - slavery. viz: the words, NOR
establishing or prohibiting African slave
ry, which was lost by vote of ;j5 u 81.
Mr.. Walker farther moved to amend
the section by adding after the word 'sla-
very these words. land that peon slavery
reader vii understand that "peon servi-
tude" exists by virtue Of the control OF
the individual--a kind Of modified form
Of Imprisonment for debt This amend
ment was not disposed<oi when the Sen
ate adjourned.
The ashIngton correspondent of the New
York Tribune says. that Col. Fremont receiye ed
official ady!ces by the last California mail OF the
extent and richness of his mines, that even 10
him appear incredible. Ii he can hold the lana