New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEw.YuaE TRIBUNE
xxxI.t CONGRE-s-First Session.

NJ made s1-i..'ta
eeorfs eoud - mace f9r ne s1piI---oa 9 ~ IL -
Trade tbsn tzs already t4er POI n opefsion fs.e
therefore, opposed 90 relsrrnee q -H- 1s'A'' - ~
Cornires % Fc-sig1 Rels1ons .-.. -.
Afer soule fzr-aer ds4e - mJ151 i1r reference wa
agreed TO- -.
Pres3eui and 49, 20 ~ Fre-oert , 60.
Aner TIE prese.,snou q Numerous nemoris te s-sie
n, NJ. I'd ~. - az -oae.aaea "a re-lsrs'
reply 10 ~. Cav cOr1ru1irg -laL - - --
n.cesssry AID p1oaA1le IL Caaf1rrls te .dv9c.e az
ssf-1 M. rurse pgr.1ed by te South upon ne save-y
--s.for and sid SO would cDnlnlr 70 - F7- ii-Ar4
oqt he DENIED that she p--sc6e5 dispnion y na1 area
80 an 80 measure H also DEFENDED he acton ~
ssi-sippi relation to ue June e'1- .'e-slls
thsf * ~ a. rot ~ rork n political esa@s ul Ne rt.l
49, dispersion celbe-a0r o. ne best snd Tses
n $1,000 Mr DAVIS aigd-d more especially -
n. eis N Disunirn and sssertei tis' % rested =
tie Sorth o. wie-teT ne ~ psEe in our Nail,l
Uso-y .ha ~ written blood and descripuve y IL
-, 80 ~ u ~. Republic Tue S0ulh ASKED 1O-nlx
,.- eols ~ "a E0ud H. satisfied VIII ro-nuE SO The
Nort has been the sfgrcssof ard u va n9thilg boz
Trgn If led upon the majority 20 propose schere
u compromise " pfopt-..'O -- - -, ~ ~, . -
fsson Of srr Sa@ into ne Union rrri Lad gone rclgl
.S curse q Territ1s Government 10 order THAI
-, tb~v r-es.rr themselves fsr sdmisson 20 -
snoHr VIC me- w'si they were, ana Na L@r GER
NJ, Dogv~s res TOOK 1- eoor shen IN further cousi-
er.f.on Of ne sun .erf Wa postponed lnll Mtl1lF
re ssnse - sael p c1ris'cera-n 81 h- Prssfr-ts
Ye.saFe rsn.rrng tie Constitution ~ Cslilrhia--te
ces.5 pe1dng being frsi upon To motion 70 refer 20 TIE
II Dorstts expressed BIZ. willingness % sssent 90
proposition refer The ana al 1e' msiIer cor
aeced Win the s1bi-r - slavery, To- eect commune
Nr CLAY would cherfl-y vots reference u NJ Ne
-ag. " ne Territorial Commit ~ bat he submitted ma
word not be nr; io combine ne ADMISSION Of Oay'he
, a tie other c1estOn= connected With. growing out
Of he proposition 10 establish G0ernrneuts n ne Itrr"-
rv and throw the consideration ~ Inc whole q ne N n
,.i he rnter. 81 Congress shc hsi come from he =
cfc should be .uoecied 10 al i- delay = nch ns,
f-u-s fb. U.s. ference 90 these sever sirs-EK c1rinl. 1
one Comuiitee lie I'D uotdesgu now TO- argue iae t--
uor % the admission - CaiG'ra.l Or neI p,.i "
Z 10. ..f4 .af Conc
ton n adm co. way c other, q, a. early d. q
NJ F0oTr .ypre-sed hi. great surprise a. he res-ss ~
NJ Senator from hefucky he Senator bad e1cid-i
himself, according ~ h- own Accolnt 'r2m a. h- W'5
and cyncOced seres ofresoutous winch he prose e1 o
- a,is's .n = - u, va ,i. ve,y De- ,Sbieb
ry sriet hs resolutions and wsried io lake MP one I
bs rropa sous separate from he seres which be- ha1
prepared The Senator had dee rued 20 sir Al ne DE-
uIr6pg Questions connected y IN The Institution ~ SafeTF
Who would have thought after reading nat speech ui
he honorable Senator Desired to stop one iesk n ne sp
one hsya supposed hat te De- red 70 'epafae one qlcs
ton from the Other f'r Re pur pose OF seing iai e
great ce-Tmeu aDd wrUue " ne 1eope % ne SCUM
Mr. FooTg made three Suggestion, in order % ave W.
Csy opportunity 20 explain As apparent ncon-is'ffg
BETS he speech ri me Oef DAY ard he present prop
sian he then proceeded win personal aiisck upon pr
Benton whom be noticed fr Other day % over and hod
| sconversaton win Mr sy upon which occasion he Mf
Fooel expressed hs conviction 10 irend uai NOR ".s
scheme fDoi for he iniuu u the souih p NE @t
10 whom be- had alluded Al sor Of ianly ineIest
the admission OF California lie thought mmsed isln-1
IN the supposuou That proposition was on foot 10 1rsr
California Senators in oy he ears, - u were tie was
proceeding ~ some e!us,oA 70 pr e,nont = ihe
u-lsw Of Mr Benton when Mr. Dodge u Iowa called him
| g. order.
Nj BssroS turning TO Nj DODGE add beg Of you
| 20 let him eoop
| Mr. Donor saic. BE- hal called NJ fcoie 10 order De-
cause h. denounced he pror 0son 10 ADMIT Csorua
$. a scheme For be- approved Of ~ would vote ?
and called upon the Guar to protect Tie friends ol %
measure fTom a. aspcrsou Of thrir inotves
! Mr. Foorf discia.med any .Iienuon Of mpuenns IL
motives Of ne frends OF tie measure, anc then proceeded
with 10 show that he was friend Of Ca
fpruis BE- Say a The admission Of California as
she now presents hers-f here would inevitably dissolve
re Union For that De- could not vote i1r the a.
mission tie Nplaired, and advocated. ~ pr1pos
on for Select Committee OF fifteen seven IRON each sea-
non snd he fifteen Ia be- selected n ANY Wng Doe serai.
may gnsie 10 hom ss De- referred al he questions
now agiaai.ag ih" mon
| Mr. c. a. said here nothing novel 10 the suppo-
uou hat b. Wa DO iavof ~ he admission o. Csiiorna
INTO % mon The Senator from Mississippi had charged
him with Inconsistency IN having a. hr asserted changed
his course upon certain question II disposed o. retail
aie upon thai Senator, be- might So thai upon h-
ession be had himself been inconsistent having changed
his opinion upon he same sui ect lie bad usi -a uat
/ wear ago when California had 40 CONSTITUTION. he
favor Of admission into Mon. whereas he OPP
posed the measure when she appeared here with
Constitution in the same msnner thai onde Lou.isfa
| and Other States had presented themselves
Mr. Fo0rf interpreting. ssid he was not opposed 70 To
| pose io be accomplished
Nj TusNry desired Mr CL,, to .ay whether Lou.sia-
na hal not had Territorial Government prOf ~ her al
| mission into The Union
Mir Gay replied ,he negative She had local Gov
eminent under e laws oi Mexico but pnor 90 her nius
|
The formation by the people, 81 Constitution or anything
Of the Kind The senator from Mississippi Rad made sort
orunibu speech, n which IT, Ind Introduced at s0rs
things and passengers. and endeavorru 20 draw him
M cav IN among uen lie was Obliged, Wefetor" 10
reply or two ot he remarks The Senator had s--
serted thai be tNr CiAYl objected 20 reference ihe
Territorial Committed, because uiai Committee Vas CON
\ posed Of holding ccfiaIn Views. tie denied hut
such moiNr lie dld nui 80" ut lanes "i lnc
senators posing thsi Committee, ard had NO know
edge whatever If iher sentiments with the exception
Thai he had slated u The spspers is 10.
Chairman wa 10 favor Of the admission Of sliofnA The
Senator hsd charged him also Win an Inconsistency to
great ihai ne oo1e pa" hd lah.ehRf !. 'F-s ~ ss,o
shmen Tie would repeat ia De- " anted io secure -e'
Element Of al the questions growing out ot ue agitation 81
slavery he Nei desired sch c'uehieh pAi Nrie Was
language W he speech The other day u any ira Dr.
Lad ever made, mol syllable whch pro o-eu us 81 test
subjects should be ncufpraed mo one t ana hr ale ui
Tie whole made 10 depend upon one u Them H. We one
hing sele all ulese questions and another altogether.
decide upon he mode 81 doing a. ne never drsfei o
throw to- eiher u the d.smisr Questions Involved 10 b..
resolutions Could any one hayoe supposed That BE- td
Nj Foorr inirrposlug inquired whether he senator.
coming be- did. from s'avehodlng sic fen himself
authorized u vote for TIE admission Of California a. sie
| now presents hrrseh
Nj CLAY replied, with much warmth, iha: IT was not te
trs tine ts De had bcen reminded hat he represented
ssveholjng constituency. Sir lhe said tell The gentle
that know whence osme-l know my duty a'-o ard
am resdy 10 meet any fespons,bli'y "hclh my eoursr
may incur Applause Much Dad been said about ale
glance Tire South and neglect or treason o her Do.
a. secionDle o~ ed allegiance . Two .oyrrsgntes-
| sovereignty Of he STATE Of KENNEDY To these So
veyrignys he acknov lodged allegiance, AID 20 their
he TEL himself pledged hLi " gentlemen supFo-ru
ths he ackuo~ lodged allegiance % southern Con-
federation now, M Inc prospective, le would tell hew
thai be utterly repudialed such Gegiance-he woud Rot
live under such confederation Applause His duty o
the Union and his State be- prepared do. 81 oil
AID bss1us performed thai % he bees % nis ability
according The hgti that given him he pfrpsred
10 sustain oil tie responsibilities which a. sche o. his scis
he would say further lai IT, received asst night resou
lions passed by The Legislature Of Kennedy ~ which
expressed ihe hearty concurrence Of hat body iu he
hole seres Il propositions ch he had sutu ned me
Senate. The rvsoiuuon bad been passed without
a word OF inumsuou his behAlf-fOr BE- hal
| written single he 10 ary ofcer or member VI he
Legislature since ihe commencement Of he session.
lie begged that gentlemen would % The couruusroh Of he
dehGe restrict themselves within The limits ~ SensloT!e
decorun. avoiding al personalities. fof one ne
practice % he continued, AID offensive persona
res be INDUCED IN, he did and cold not know
Row Re night be able himself 10 vrclcsou ~
himself sruIu the personAe. - any no mser VITO
10 MA Bat he bad io Ttndlesic himself rnl DE
chare o. incons.seucr, desired say, Lat -
had designed Ia q event oi The Seusfe's sctrg n ua
nvey upOa bis Resolutions b propose SCI arSot
~ he various suecls OUTRAGED, for ihr purpose
OF giving each appro pirate ard separate rrisTencr.
After some further deta.r. Mr. BENTuN moved GIlef1
he notion o. refer ne Territorial Comuliee vila be-
ssrtcuous thai Committee 10 report BIZ for ;le sdui-
sion q CsliOsuis ancouneced with any other sUh eel
I Pending which he Senate % l0GFued
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
| The journs vas rad
M fFSE moved 10 reconsider The Vste BY which he
resolution giving The supreme Court investigating
Cerk passed winch prevailed And he resolution
| a. y itr st.e