New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20
xxxIaCONGREss. First session.

Of Columbia permitting the Corporation OF Georgetown
- construct certain works necessary in ew Of he cary
completion OF the Chesapeake ana Oto Canal 10 Gambler
lsld was taken up, discussed and passed.
Numerous petuons were presented add referred
An act providing for the payment Of Interest on rans
ierred War Bounty Scrip vas tsken up, amended ano
passed
Senate resumed the consideration Of Mr. GAYS Compro-
mise Resolutions.
Mr. BADGER resumed BIS reuaffs. commencing with
recapiiuaton q toe points male By bin lesefday-l,
replied fully. what be designated as us absurd
useless and han useless amendment proposed by
Mr. SEWARD 10 ne gi'e BIZ a-d securing ne 20. ~
uiai hv ur- % he give Proceeding 10 consider DE
propositions. ior ne felcu"ti % Tie cue Mons IN coo
very between tine safes arising olt OF .he iHIon p
avery he sNpre1srd his ecded preference r no eNeu
zion OF The Missouri Comprorse ine to NE Pacific Ihs
plan recommends isei ihe more s1lsy LecA1se - pm
cple f1t already been sa,'led agd as hAea n w.
dropped stcgeiher even aduiug Tor argument sahn ha
Congress bad The constitutional rgt 10 pass an a. II
Ia ran' 10 s9or 70 30 Sv4rvitng thar We have ~
power and right Co. The assertion OF extreme gh Wss
always odioUs and adopted. must inevtshy led 90
desposn but u Vas geuerBy admitted thai sla'ey do
not and could nCs eNisi 10 he new Territories sad h'
passage Of ihe Provlso by he North under sleh CIR
cumsiafces. was nolhng more OF ess nan lhe n,stt
ing assertion If a superiority. II as lmmfi-nra'N
offensive ,han would BE- n Slavery actually existed
here Ia Tie later case he Norih might ctend us RIO
yso upon tensile ground. As he case now stands
could he looked vpon nothing else han deliberate IN
csied ier srd wanon insult TO one section % lhe mon
Mr. Badger quoted from ard commented upon Mr. hsrns
speech IN the House and Mr. Stewards remarks, for The
ruposc showing that taken with TIE causees wauion
passage Of TIE PrOsso they must have the effect o com
ceiling the south 10 believe the North desired
.igrei 70 in.uli them and deprive them cf ter rights
h this ssie Of things presenting itself he had tes
fauou n SAYING that thoud he Nashville Convention meet
nndor such circumstances he Union from that day wouG
dissolved BE 80 say fhai dissolution would follow
gsfanflv. that there would not - lingering counecHn en-
during fora lime but Inst hour would BE- the beginning or
ih- End The Union could not b. prcsergcd bg prcr
The afs drop a. American blood shed ~ 4 cutn'c
i,i,veen he States upon Dee ai-sion whether ;besr
States shall frfnsn ne Union. wold lead io the
.ctal overthrow q he Goverrmeut let an adequate
measure or The arrest sra felurn Of 1eve Save. br
md fNa DFf nHaI ~
ng difficulties mi, ht be sefed permanently, ard with
satisfaction 10 all He not opposed 10 compromised
he Union isei sprung out OF compromise Il was s-if
legislative lIrCuise, and ccud lot he maintained with
ut tie adoption or mo spirit OF compromise in his spirit
he was wiling ~ withdraw all objection % The admission
Of California. either With without modification of her
| boundary; and this on bis part yielding much n"
had strong on ,cor, al lie sst session Of Congre.s to the
erection Of State Governments, which were now only
srer ghened by the snner IN which such government had
been formed hy California Let hem then crop h- olious
PTOv.so-leu cease Ia have Immortality for mischie-'et
hem give 10 the South measure Of security IN their prop
rrtv-sdm shfofnis-if hey desire slso abolish
ore IN slave trade District Of Columbia Jet them
,bosb fhs voe A. d hal OF his coeagus would be Given
aid OF such a Ia conclusion, Mr.. Badger de-
clzred his confident anticipation Of he speedy return q
20 The National Councils a. preservation OF the IN
ssry Of he motto, Liberty ard Union, nov and forever
Mr Cas- waited 10 know ofMr Badger whether be DE-
signed e understood g. rroposl. le cNe4sOn OF he
/ Missouri Compromise line
Mr BAUGIR replied 10 the negative lie las expressly
said thsi hat line could not bee extended.
Mr. CAss wanted know whether The would be
willing 10 settle the question upon ne extension OF mat
] 1T
Mr.. BADGER replied II the Affirmative
MI oAs'-WhH, v orlS mat give 10 tne oouu u aaopi.
some additional provisions exclude sevsry north OF = D.
and as.ert the doctrine OF nounir ryeuLo1 south q Il
Mr. BaoGEK willing 10 rest that question upon he
! necessary implication Of ne Compromise
| Mr HALF next addressed The senate 10 reply to Mr.
Calhoun, especially with reference 10 the history Of sets,
ssed by him 70 be The causes which esd 10 he destruction
q Tho equilibrium between he two sections OF The nor
he eoasealei The rrst place and cited yanous laws Of
Congress ior me pupose OF slowing hsi ~ pHncips 81
be WimOt ProSiso odoos though Il Il nov pronouncet,
has been time and egso, established by Congress The
uexs osuse which bad tended 70 cesuoy the equilibrium,
according 10 M Calhoun. wss the Misscur COMPROMISE
Thai measure he conended had heea adopted and main
sired by h- South The third csuss the passage q
he Oregon bill Can e be possible thai The Senator
0Usy Intended assert hat recently passed
hsf operated win sueh rapidly already have feaed
such reins N he South ihs she not remain
uaon M Hale nus seTtatss 10 iske ard
rrpiy 10 The various assertions made BY Mr. Cahogn "a
posing syhs ale ed 20 he glazing rcontsteDcies 10
4 eaarges ags :. DC Sohh and IN as political hisery
wnhoai eonoaang - remalks ne gave way 20 mouoa
I FOR a. 1rrli1rat - hicA vss agreed 10.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
/ ~ B4fa's Elsefro- Ckslfesl Tslsgragb
! Mr.. FuLLEE, Loco Of Maine. from the Committee
Printing made report Of punarg i've housaDd
extra copies u he Report Of he Committee on Roads
Car lands for fns Whitney Railroad
/ Mr. Bowls Loco u No opposed he scheme Th- bI
cOuIieuAnc-d Of be most gganuc schemes Of sPecu
anon known Give Whitney ninesy-seyan aad bal
mihoas ofacres Of public lsccs and omorroW be vii laugh
yea The grea Complaint agsins TIE Bank o The
I states thar Il IN ire hands II foreign capitalists
The siock wa ihrJtvs Millions u he hancs d twenty
Of one with liberty 70 assign 70 ihose who W. give tim
re most money soreign capita VII Be hkey 10 q into
gives Mr Whitney he power 10 locale ne road within
eighteen degrees q latitude ard consequently a. naarnes
over The Western states and power a. corporanon 10
contract with them IL gives him eigs;esn degrees % one
sice AID seventeen oE be oihsr within ~teh 10 ocaie he
rosd and sixty or seventy Millions OF dollars q properly 10
make IL The ands are forever 20 be exempted from
ucu TINS iOFecosng he States hereafter iaxng hs snds
snd gives new guarantee 10 y1ois 1cn o. ne Caasitl.n
TIE acl = forever rrepealable ard M 1iney
nand ne Siovere7eut ~ exngusa he naisn ue Tor a.
h-uen- TIE ell id no originate wh he COMMITTEE .
wss noibos uI Publication Of y A LAC pesa p.os1e
ard cireu A-ec II pamphlet Throughout De rc2nry. II
makes hin TIE R0thsch u America and gives hn power
never before conferred 80 ANY nan.
Mr. Robson ,Locol Of iudans % s.1ed le door AZ
SAD ,h-1 io-Eoro~ a- would r-ps 90 NJ 80" y s1oN
~ hai a. remarks We're Ssse-s uniolIasd ala Faefs
! ihroughoat
he AIRED States AID Brsxu, made re sPeeA orter
Tor IagrscGy
Severn EIsegavs eOnnanscsaoos were aid before re
house. AID appropriately disposed o.
Tee senaie ois received referred 70 hen respec-
i've eoamiiiecs AEong usn Il ne BIZ 70 Increase ne
The Hoase men wsni mo Tie Committee Of re whoe
- NE ssase Of ne Union st he Carria question aar
sBd proceeded eousaersaoE ofth- o 20 supply ne
de1eDes Of appropriateness for bs servce OF ne present
a-csl YEAR.
NJ BAYLY, loeoj Of virginia appe.ed % genLeueu %
coa.oe iheIr rcnlarss sieiy he subject before rem
s-a iais ou : disposed a. thrz ne ge1erA 1eoae o1
CaiorutA a11 slsTrry VII Be resumed
Nj J0SIs Leo Of Tennessee. moved . strike on ne
ssary 81 messerg-r n The oce q n Firsi Ccri1ei
/ a. mere - as 70 salaoriy q lsw for H.
M BAfLT ss1 u4l 5li hs ressecger v - r.
eisFensAAe u lie Department o. ~ L1ieTior, And VA
hs ve~ se CSnni-ee Of WAYS AID Meas bad sAnc-Qc-
| &C T.
Mr. JoNes responded and - question 10 strike cat was
! ds'errli1ed negative.
! Mr. HAAFTos- iNh-gl q Pa moved a. snercneni q
~ clause 9r re saATes % clerks 2 ne Department * y
lntar1of re Ac D. provision hsd aeen Usd7 n ne az
ESTABLISHING rs department. for me csrxs except ne enei
csrk vas. hervfore sscessz-y r ne SecresTy
employ eerEs 70 or<aaiEe ne department In order y %
ao a. sss zen sgpIovrass sor tbs s~rvcr I'd he qus.
ou Wheeler Coegrsss ~ tAks ne abor Ct Aese ses-
ler19n. and rot con eu.a.r tbenl
NJ NSrcs tWsigl q Ohio sad ihai IN he r1csfer Of
certain h1reszs 70 ne DeparEenf Of Interior here
transfer Of eerks y usnsa he business and
brace ne necessity 70 employ scdinoaal ooes
Mr. HsaFroS caused Q is<er 10 BE read fron NJ XIV
ss - sesrssry u Tie issrio V Ne opsrsn0zs u