Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-23

cate its honor
Mr. Foo,e oxnressed h;s Qualification that Afr.
Yulee was the only Southern man who. bv di
rect vote had expressed himself called uDon TO
express his entire Instrumentation of the compro.
mise. He hailed this fact as an omen of rood,
and boned that after an interchange of opinion
in the Senate The views and feelings of all
Southern pertlemen would be so modified as 10
s.cura thor sumner, IN The measure
NJ 49, a-l,rpaedod a, lett in srrnort If
the nronos;r;dn that The Mexicon laws renealinp
sIayery in No. were M l1nger in tnrce IN
the ne,vI, ,coni,ed Terr;ro,ies arguinq there
fro,, 49, ,Io in.a,,,.;nn IF The b.1 1e,ving the
ono-,;on g St1.,or,, ;, tho ,rsrr;,,,;es to tho
isr lac; no, ,nI. recognIyed bn, confirmed the
riob,s Of tho Son,b In conclusion. Mr.. Foole
rsva no,;c, ,b,.if Mr. Davis amendment WAS
Referred h. ,y,,,ld move to amend the tenth Sec
t,on nj fba Nh so rs 10 uroyid. in terms. that
the Torr,to,;,I ecislature shall neither esIab-
| lsh nor inb;h;, African Slavery. The debate
continued hn,wern Messrs. Foo,e and Yulee.
the forne- occr,vino the greater portion O, tie
time mil 4 o,ciock when Mr. Fuole cave way.
and the Senate a liourned.
/ In The uorse the letter of Sir Henry Bulu or
~ Mr. (,l,.,on N -elation ro the trade lro n The
atl,n,i, r. the Pacific coast of The United States
AMI ,,ai,s, cor,,in chances in our Tariff was
the nr1ncin,i ,on,c discussed.
/ Nr 1T f,yh,gl sad that the British Min
lister had reousstr6 nat the co,stuise trade from
o,,r a,,,,,,i rar.sto The Pacific he surrendered
~ Grea, rri,n N considerariop of certain CON
c,e;o., ,,l, - ,o ,,;,.os ne bv ber ,ovi.ra,ion
act of la, Inv 'rhe sacond demand was
that AaDer;,,, listers shall be givento British
yesscIs Thn md that the contemplated mod
ifcaf,cns Of The 'rsrfl should not be made and
The British Minister took especial occasion to
saw. If tbs be not done, It VIII produce dag, ee-
able clf;cs On public opinjon In Englaud This
communication should not have zone to the
Commute, on Foreign Affairs. Part sholld 90
to the Couini,te on Commerce. and the other
tn the Committee on NJ ,nufactures and iii was
his motion. The subject should not b. trans
terred fran Compress nor be matter for ner,,la-
non. H. o9otrd from the Navigation Act. md
said I s,od on the statute book. subject to re-
neal bv he Queen ana her pr.yy council. in
whole inn r. AZ any moment; therefore we
s5,,ld N, o;ve her any Dor.lon of our coaslinG
trade, o m5d'fy cur Iaiiff to suit her. She has
,r,y,n lie. an would take much. She has no
r.,b, Ak t,r ro,.,ir,r r. de from the Atan,ic
,n The fac. nc. BEFORE W. consent To this we
sto.,1J lsn,,,,1 - bar tho restoration Of tho
ri.,.,s ue enIo,..d ,nder ,he ire ~ of I1S3 and
IN - ,ta ,r..,,y of Chou, we are askel IN
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