The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-16
vHIRTY-FI CON GRE 8.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
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WASHINGTON, July Is, 1850.
PETITIONS
Mr.. CoorER presented the proceedings Of a m getting
ofPhiiadelphh, In favor of the Compromise Bill
Several memorials In favor OF the Tariff were pre-
scented referred TO the Committee Manufactures
EEsoLvrIos OF COINCIDENCE TO the WIDOW or GENERAL
TAYLOR, ETC.
Mr WEBsrER from the Committee DISCIPLES of
che late President, reported Joint resolution direct
<ngthe President Of the United States to transmit to
Mrs Margaret Taylor copy OF the proc eedings of the
tvo Houses Of Congress- the 10th inst relating to
ths death Of the late President assuring her Of their
high respect for her personal character and their
eere condoleDoe for her Bereavement The resolution
mr.. wEssrER. also, from the committee, report
ed bill granting the frsnhing privilege to Mrs ray-
Mr. Cas. from the Committee on Funeral Arrange
houand copies Of the eulogies and other proceedings
in the Senate and House of Representatives relative
20 the death Of President Taylor together With the
funeral DISCOURSE for the use Of the senste, and
twenty thousand copies for the use OF the Hosse which
was adopted.
bill being received from the House granting tho
snking privilege TO Mrs Taylor, IL was taken up and
passed.
Amer the Transaction Of addtippsi morning business
Mr CLAr called up the Omnibus bill.
Mr. BUTLsn then resumed his remarks In opposition
20 the hin which we're interrupts on Tuesday by
adjournment In consequence of the Illness OF Pre-
morning Mr. Butler In stating what he believed would
Se satisfactory TO himself and his constituents claim.
ed the division of California by the line of 80 80
Mr.. Cav Inquired whether the Senator would desire
express guaranty Of slavery south Of the line which
he had named
shoxld be established in the territory south ofthe line
stated he supposed there would be II the State should
of the Missouri Com promise would be estssssd aud
thatit would carry with all the rights and incidents
ct that measure. lie was not contending simply for
name, nor did he desire his constituents to be de-
'eeived By shadow He desired and should claim, not
the name Of the Missouri uompromise, but it's
spirit and proceeded with some eIcins remarks In
relation TO the necessity for equilibrium between
thstvo sections andthe consequencee which must hov
Eression upon the rights and honor Of the south.
Mr.. DArrOs moved to amend the bill, so as TO pro:
vide that Texas shall In GRAFTON OF the payment
Of the sum proposed in the bill eede 10 the United
States all her upappropristed lands. He regretted
the blank In the bill had been allied Nth the 10
De paid 10 Texas Mr.. Clay having sssised his ntsu-
sup on the third reading Of the bill
Mr.. OLExsss moved that the bill and smsndments
M. Cav sppsaled TO Mr. Clemens to withdraw thu
motion until after all the amendments TO the bill had
Mr.. C,ssrss ass.nted, and the motion was with.
drawn.
upon the third reading Of the bill, except by unasi
nous consent He should, therefore msye TO Oh thu
blank st late q MON emit possible before the en-
rossmsnt Of the bill st which time IL would be In or
der Tor Mr. Day ton TO move his amendment
r.
msnt. The bill aud the amendments heretofore made
sre then reported 10 the Senate, and the amendment
we're severrily cobcnrred In.
MT srwssp renewed his motion 10 amend the bill
10 apply the wimot prsviso TO the territories
Rejected
Mr. wALrnr moved Ia strike out from the bill al
after The fourth section. combining II TO the simp
question Of the admission Of Califorsia.
Mr Bsiesr explained the reason which would lsst
him 70 vote against this ndment. To sdopt IL, h
ssid, would be 10 throw away the labor OF the las
three months which had been undertaken with viev
20 adjust al the questions sgitsting the country ~
also explained that whle he had just voted for tn
WImot proviso under the instructions Of the Lsgiss
sentiment O. one tenth the people Of that state.
Mr Cav said, the question nov presented va
whether they should nov throw away all the labor o
fhe Last months In other words the question was
whether California should be admitted with all her In
Irregularities and erfectiens without compensation
or whether she shall be admitted With the compe
lions stated in the bill. He expressed his hope
.convfctson that the motion would be rejected by
a.rve vote lie repeated that he one OF q isrg
1oaorftv In the Senate Who in favor Of the ad
mission o. California but he desired. n possible,
.seurs Win Csiifornis other matters Of vital por
aancs.
h~th~~ his propostion 70 amend would not em bsrras
.m.r1rent being reected, the sections prepared TO
.sri.se, o-t would be no longer open ts amendment
Ths eh~sr fntmstsd that the question Of order sus
~a~tax hr Mr. Borden va oerrsot
Ne usla moved 10 amend the 18th section, 80 CIV
20 a. IpAe.s IN. courts In the territories spech
.thssity " irsss wris hsbcss corpus that author