The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-13
FRIDAY MoRsING, SEPT. ia. 1850.

o,,,ys slave BIIt Passed the House-mr. ssyy-
Ids Amendment Ia ths senate vot.d dewa.
n, sswards amendment 10 the District slave bin was
.,,,sd in the Senate yesterday by vote OF as to
ben this bill was temporarily laid upon the table
II hs House OF Representatives, the bill for securing
restitution Of fugitive slaves was passed BY the ti-
oohant majority OF a. II passed the House without
J amendment. We again lay a copy Of it before our
II is stringent in its provisions and we trust il
m he cacaact in great degree to secure the rights
sou,ben propretors under the guarantees oil the con-
tuition
We hail the passage Of the fugitive slave bin through
. House by so strong majority as the harbneer OF
,acp Fanatics may strike again at the Union, and
90 must be stricken down. Thus we see every ele-
4 emf Of the Compromise Cor omnbus) bill successyely
.rred out in attachments. We are happy 10 see the
0a spirit in which they have been received by nearly
the press from which we have heard, with the ex
uioa Of one iaelous print in this city; and we are
any to see the liberal spirit ia which they have been
comed far as we are advised, by the people at large
NJ in place OF own remarks, which we mean 10 ex
Nd at some early PERIOD We beg leave at present to
the following excellent extracts from the public
es before our readers
From the Boston Post
iloEIous SEws--rHE BILLS The news from
gpnInrlon tho settlement Of the slavery question il
DIV welcomed by the patriotic portion OF our con tnulty
fmoutLs luse has not been such hearty political con
apaiol, aud le satisfaction y shared by all casseswe
eer. The American Unon has taken new boad 81 DER
py and IN the result i IL demonstrated that public
mon VIII have It's weight in Congress Beyond Il dues.
0, tho great body OF the American people favor OF
settlement.
We nave not time 20 into the detail. Of The bills Thar
Xqtptn w uD M
a and become laws OF the land Aer aI th are sab.
antaIy, the Compromise bill or what there is altered in
bill not altered tavorably for northern nefes,s sre-
ally called Let this be charged the right aeaoun
the Seward wings, who have outand ou, lbo5ed 10 fac.
id these poIticans had their way, where wonlt tfr
Srnny in short time have been Texas and the Unilpd
aes would have been soon AT WAR. what GATED hey
fhs Union would have been IN imminent leopard. ii not
solved what cared they California would NOT have
admitted, and something like ibis is just what lhey
lnted as party capital. II was In vaia that the public
re up 10 The na,ional halls ploring an imineJi.
adjustment, and full Of warning oil the pend ing dan.
n they affected ridcuIe The danger despised IND
sning ana arro2ated themselves ali the genuine love
feedom THE very politicians who had hey year OF
had her way, would not have had tslch 81 Cal
na, VINO would have elt II In tie imLeciie hands
saco who exhausted the language their Billings gats
the last democratic administration affected TO az
the special friends Of this new State. claoolis
her admission. But teir wrong move il ave
IL U tl'er words Their votes did all that votes could
delear IL by deeailny b lis ON the success OF which
81 sntls The unnsIsston d'ptaded
not too much TO charge the irritation that has
sktd ire att ne months the hostile feeling that was
ayng Itself with such fearful aspect the South against
North the gathering oil forces meet ia civil war The
Y OF public business, the waste of public money the
xrty commercial men, the policy Of the Galptn
|mnisuatoa known as Nog-Acros which neither rea.
tmended the Wilmot Provi5o nor fepldiated IT, but
ach sought 10 EyApE IT Such was the panacea
Evtiy commended By the narrow Seward wings Nom
,on as TO uIah, anu New Mexico, aud Texas was the
r. Wasever policy more shorl-sighedi Wastv par
ansh'p more dangetousi But IA vain did the patriot
Of The Senate, patriot press aud paro, peo.
cry out against II They could expose with AN clio.
s4cs and indignation laai almost uncqaalled in our
o, but could not stop the mouths OF the non-actionts
lauer nawled loud for freedom, California, aud he'd
SI s!eeoyped doughiace epihet Tor the great who
I'd 50 nooly IN the brrach and who deserve well OF
rt county and this was argument enough And now,
their policy is dead and buried, after is scorned
~ is there l. nothing disgrace about IL they
the earliest TO shout three cheers Tor California; Now
Caofnia IL in the Union. IL will be well 70 remember
ways who put her TO- who were her tru. frenns and
p 10 remember who had they had hsir way their
aFmpihie HoH-aetion, would hare Led 20 cipH wap
lead Of pfoc<ng this glorious addition to the vast
II OF freedom.
While such heavy judgment is Tor the capuous who
r only worked delay, i Is but bare justice give credit
here II 10 due. That California and New Mexico
MS Of this great confederacy-foreyer destined 20 witness
energies and truibphs ol FkEEDoM-oIever 10 be field
which American ciyzaon IS 70 spread-iofever to be
ZONE Tor mIons OF Gods Tree owing the bold
does, staghilorwafd policy oi democratic admins
iOu. Old fashioned federalism, new named whgery,
was was, and always will be, against The incfease
netcsn territory. The struggles OF both to keep out
alsans, and Texas, and California were based on the
ne disuust Of tie popular features in government,
same narrow poinics, the OF conpre
be party that aas sucn gfoundw DIRK Is nit govern
destiny Of the vast region a would nave spumed. And
N his glorious admission of erniory there ought 10
ne IN tho minds oil all true patriots, fm resolution
men into power who lave patriotism enough IN rise
o'e IaHy aud serve their country.
Corn Indeed is the news TIE bits ara sismsd! The
Y that patriot democrats aud patriot wings IN the Sea-
have toIed 20 Tor Is donei There Is where there
archaeological where there trembling-conh
60 ma bright intuTe here all gloomy The despos
te Oh World not TO rejoice seeing the Union Of
view World dissolved.
LAND LAST The great results of the last three DAYS
lie nsttoual Congress before our readers aud
te enabled TO congratulate the friends Of The Union,
tHlefe mat the Initiating nnd absorbing Question VI
V, winch has 20 long Threatened the tranquility and
envy oithe Un,on has been put AT rest to be hoped
I again 10 be revived with It's train OF disur and
ltioUs influences The gratifying feature in the
.Smen Of this most momentous question oi the day Is
the Poyso was excluded from both tho territorial
-ulsh and New Mexico-and that the doctrine OF non.
eNenIon Is distinctly recognised ia both Poyisosm,
. De spoken, Is therefore dead and buried
s'on aud contempt and by word and reprOsch among
lite bills passed by the House OF Representatives on
uay and Saturday cover all the ground acquired from
eS 10 The lae war, and are, in fact the identical bills
snny Included IA the Compromise, as they separately
lal body. They are the Texas boundary bill the
sHeo territorial b, (ncludcd in one ''ofnni bus' y
.otaia bli and the Utah bi; leaving only fugi.
save bill, aud the District slave traffic btl 10 be dis.
o. Proyi,osn, per 90, has therefore no spot wlereon
w. ois FOOT anywhere within the broad domain OF
,ta STATES, or the territories thereof That the per
sfIlt Whlch animated it still lives among us, viru.
ha aclive IN is vocation OF mschle there can De no
uoubt t'an that II will exhibit iiself under SOME
phoss OF other, not unlike unmItisated abolition
| evil. - 0i' ~ VI" VIC HhPo'en'
ssan Sonsistnaie the friends OF the country ard of
IV ~ nc hhs settlement Of the disuibin question
has so long c2nvused the fentic and m % i.s,, 4
~ nlngea such momenlous consequences 10 The cause
te government snd ctvh liberty throughout ths word
contamination long looked with E1ta and ,,,,.,s
~ sad south, East aud Wet, and win he teeei,ei
j~hefe with consratelation, not ed with ,henk
No' IN our national councils who have laho,,d
eauei devotion and perseverance TO bring il about