Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20

II =.
4 Mr. Clay epp0ed& - Dollons and mid tn
Ia ruoey tine for eueh oosioa vss on The thir
resdn9 Of ehs bin He feDljed warmly 10 d
reuss6 Of Mr.. Sewosd, and ebUIed he ninol
Inv with oAueruetisg ed deleying pablie bus
ncss. He also replied in part TO Mr. Webeste
Mr.. Clay. replied partially TO M. Webster
remarks upon New Mexico.
| III. Foote was very indignant 1t Mr.. Seward
tsemsrhs. end emerged him With he desire Of vel
| linz the Texas queslion BY blo0dshed!
\ he chair cxIIed bin 10 order, VIXEN be nom
| iualI1 Withdrew, but ressseEted Il incorrectly il
| the strongrst tcrmA
Mr. Seward replied 10 Mr. Clay and Mr. Foote
He said be should vote against every part Of ths
bill, and vss not % be coefcea lff
NJ. Turney Differed from MI. Webster
MI. Benton read from Clays speech OF the
fourteenth Of February, IN fsvsr OF keeping Cali
fornia and other measures separate, 10 prove tba
he then acted With the present minority His
charge therefore Of the minority delaying public
business, applied equally 10 himself.
Mr.. Clay said his charge was IN reply to Mr..
Stewards like charge ON the majority. he re-
minded Mr.. Benton OF his opposition TO the adj
mission OF California last TALL ana ms subse-
quen. cn'nso' -.
After lev eloquent remarks from Mr.. Hous-
ton, defending fsxsa ~. Benton rejo'ned, de-
nying the charge.
Mr.. Clay read private letter TO suostantiate
II, wheIeupon Mr.. benton retalia'ec In fu-
nous speech, regarding Mr.. C'sy As ins author
OF the letter, ior having read publicly, and
denounclng II % toui caiumny.
Inc Cnair esfied nun 70 ofaer.
Mr.. Clay retof'ed the ealumny, the Chair
gaining MN 70 oFoe"
Ts
occurrences
MI. benton-~Oh' ms damnaoie, ST"
MI w custer sa'd ne snou'o not SIT there qul.
Guy ana witness sues scenes.
h'tef ie" wo'os from Mr. male, which had
s.e enec' OF Potiing SENATORS In sood humor, The
senate ADJOURNED.
MOUSE" tne house ias' "'gn'' Oil 70 pre-
vent tne deseH'on OF seamen Oh foreign vessels
al 1ueoec, was in'foooceo'
Aodav, NJ! O'etson asAeo '"at inc senate OIL
TOT astonishing . CoSom house a! Bangor be
referred, 10 which oo)ections were MADE
mi. na"is, " .H.' "oseu inst inc nonse 60
into Iom"itce OF me "hoie on tne Caiiiornia
business, VINO" ~ss carrier ny 81 10 co.
mr. osnto" OF lem: ohered an amendment
10 ml. HhiidIos amenouen'' WHICH was called
up.
Mr. otePnens OF va next charged Mr. rolk
with ueurPatIon and meritlng Impeachment
mr. wentworth followed.
"A point Of oroer was raised oy NJ. Ashmun
"nscn caused q scene OF P,oIac'ea Confusion.
The debate took very devolsed and personal
turn sm'e con usion worse coh'ounded.
MI. S'ahtons amenonen' was az last soted
uown' -
Mr.. iomos charged Mr. winthrop with Pu'-
suing fraudulent and incons silent course
nh ~ nj IN
.n'cn Oh Course gave rise 70 = stormy reply. ne
also having alluded TO Sir. BAKERS foreign olrh,
ar. Baker made an eloquent ana pointed reply.
IL he meantit as an in'Putation on his hdnor, he
would De reaoy 10 answer ELSEWHERE.
Great excitement continued for an hour, when
the House adjourned In decent order.
FRIDAY, June IA.
In the Senate, the compromise bill being un-
der consideration Mr. Butler recommended Tex
as to pause long before abandoning It's claim.
1t she did not Insist on her night gloomy des-
tiny was before her.
Mr. Ruk followed IN defence OF Texas, and
after some personalities between Messfs liae
and Foote, Mr. Berrien entered into Lengthy
argument TO suhstan'iate the Claims Of Texas.
MIR Dayton submitted lew remarks, and Mr..
BerrIen reJoined. tie referred TO the North
eastern boundary question as perfectly anala-
gous.
Mr. Webster offered from Mr. Berrlen. He
explained the settlement OF the northeastern
boundary, which was by treaty and COMPROMISE
OF equivalents.
Mr DAVIS Of Mass. denied the analogy, and
pointed out the difference.
Mr. Benton was IN favor of settling the Texas
question separately and not conjointly.
After being repeatedly called tor, the question
was taken on Mr. Turn"y's amendment. and 1t
was lost by vote Of 81 10 "a.
Mr. Hale submitted an amendment, and the
Senate adjourned.
House. Reports Of committees-On Mr. Nc
Clernand's bill to carry out the Treaty Of 1913
with China. BY the territorial committee, hill
authorizing the prolonging Of the next legsla-
lures Of California, Oregon and Minnesota TO 80
By The library committee, res
nlution 10 print 5000 copies of the CslifoIull
debate.
MIR Bayley asked leave to make some explan-
stiops concerning the delay in printing, as
charged by Mr. Schepck. Points of order, ap-
pesls and confusion ensued. and the motion
ruled out He then reported the bill relating 10
the deficiency i. the ;ad,cis, expenses, and sta
led the URGENCY of the case. He moved that
the House 90 into cummit,ee of the whole which
amer some confusion the Ca'IIo,n a O' Il. was