The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-11

TELEGRAPMN NTELLIGENcE,
THE CALIFORNIA blMDlRS " ssdGREss,
By MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

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| CALIFORNIA SENATORS SWORN IN.
Mr. DoUoLAs presented the credentials Of Mr awin
/ Senator elect from California.
Mr.. BARswkLL presented the credentials Of Mr. Ere
mont While be had entertained serious
objections to the admission California ts Mr. Ere
/ Eont, personally, he had no objection whatever
Mr. DAVIS, Of Miss not believing that the eonstitu-
tons requirements In relation the election OF sena
tors have been complied with felt his duty to move
Of the credentials TO the COMMITTEES ON the
Judiciary.
Mr. Car said that prior to yesterday California was
State out Of the Union. Immediately after the
Presidential signature was yesterday sfaxed to the
bill for her admission, she . State in the Union
and entitled TO all the rights and privileges Of every
sther State In the Union Among those pr vexss was
that OF bsfng represented in the Senate Hsuss OF
Representative. he. thea, could reasoD Why
the regular credentials With which shs had
her senators here. should not b. recognised
MIR DAVIS denied that California had been Stale
After further debat. Of general interest the mo.
tion to refer sas r.ecsd yeas H. nsys 80 Us foiowG
srs hunior. Mason, Morton, Pratt. Sebastian soue
Nsy.-sessss Bsdg-r Baldwin, Bell benton. srish.
Gaze Shs.e w. tssi; Of Sass; Dawsop D:y,On. Diofia
Teh fsot. Greens hAmlin Jones hing ksDsum, Norns.
wsss .iisr sso@ab iIsa S,cp Sturgeon Underwood
/ Msesrs Fremont and GWinn received the oath of
! ofhe-, aud took their seats In the senate.
The usual formalitss Of banoting for their respes
tive classes In the sepats we're gone through with,
/ when II ass ioupo that Mr.. Gwin had drawn the
long, ans Colonel fremont the short term Tho ter n
1 OF the former therefore, expires the fourth Of
March next and the latter the fourth Of March 1856
/ BILLS gOs 1HK ssNBFir cALIyoRsIa, ere.
Mr. fhKnosr gave notice OF his intention to intre-
duos Dum.rsus bills Tor the benefit Of California flo
( slro sutmitted g resolution which was adopted d.
recting Post Office Committee enquire aud report
upon The expeditIcy OF establishing Numerous pest
routes In CslsrnIs.
| NoiicE oY Az AsrI sLAv.su BILL
Mr. Gas, gave notice Oh u bill to prohibit slavery
| In the Territories
! rHH rRtsipxsr's MESSAGE
The hessag" OF The Precedent and tho Constitution
printed
AFTER the confederation Of other morning business
the btbAte took up
Ab amendment BY Mr. WA,k,a providing that the
land wsrTsn shall he assigpsb- Ia whatever
I Vac reJ.et'o-b by J,af 10 usys 81.
After scne a-tste thr bili sas laid over
! sL.Vk TIAp, Di,lHict coLsmBrA.
On motion VAR. ULAi, the ball to aoolish the slave
! trace IN The DstIici OF Columbia WAS taken up
Mr. Mssor moved To amend a. BY striking out all Of
the bil except Luoh OF u as provides punishment
OF persons eDtioiug iares to assay giving the
corpora. satberc. OF the Distret the regulation OF
/ the Residence 81 Tree people OF color
! hr Cin oppor-d the sm"poneDt briefly
Mr. PiA,es propossa an sutndm.nr fixing the
! pebalsy Of ave bsn0r'd dollars 1ne Tor bringing
slave the District Tor sale, Instead OF puttng
saio malt tn. sun 20 70 TO the iniornier,
and ooe-hslf 10th. cut porat'oa.
! IT, su.namrnt. after debate, Sss rejected.
Mf, nAsvs o amendment sss also rrJeeted-yeAs is,
rsys3U
hr sr~.sD ,n-r.d an sms pdment, to strike out all
7 after the .Ssetius clAu-r, ana in-srt
covn ~ ~ b hsld IN sous ,h ere bali ;.
free The seIes 81 tue Interier shA ervds ahd p.y 10
sSst III sG,s sses .h.ii
2op'SrdF collar. il L,rssy sgp'srrs.es .. ssry
this .st INTO uiea ost 81 any m"nej "a ne ',.;..y
D. Diist q ,isGl. ..ssr.i- sLstlsr ~. sill !.
sAAi iEr,s; 90, .p,I.es.ss :, s.ic, COO .ises
epFesse hal ',,, ~ rso. containing th. words
h,.it.t lTsns 20 % - ~ ~ p-r.'u. ,HsiI
suIsr. - she ssi's re-cing within ,he Ds,st
os vhh shsi t. bella s,ls ,hs passage
So az l. Avn ~ Eaf.S.l Of III. S,ris
gs = hs sS's. g,,sn a. s;s ss,,,ss sh, - 10 i,,.r
Of s AGAINST the sane. ,As Es' had DC void.
Mr. MaSouM observed that he bad on repeated 90
csstobs declared hus~li ready 10 sote for the ab-li
ton OF tho slave trsar IN this Distot n, should uow
change biz oovtS. because he mad beco ne satisfied
that uo,biug would satisfy certain individvsl -hoss
ohjsct nsd to b. 70 o-uss vr.ok OF ths Union,
that tbsJ may rfs up % itH RUNS.
SIR DArse. submitted CON. remarks rejecting
severely. ny implication, upon Hr. 5t-atd aud
nafso that IN. sshator trim Nee YORK f-ariug nls
ibsbty riss with the ststesm-- OF either If che
srat pAitie. 81 the asy AiH-d - the DESTRUCTION on
beth vii .. The Union In order 20 secure mis- Own
Mr. D.,1os va. not Rad, to vote upon this propo.
siion - the present tine tie ala NOS think this ths
proper tin. 10 pr.seLt IA. question lie hoped the
snsudgeBt ~ uid b. r,j-ctsd
Mr. ss-os de igb-t.d ID. proposition nov preseoted
Offering ab0ti"o sf the slave trsds only
Ia thiihSi the prrpc-'d o. sever the snure rope
ct once ana the ether o. cut bat OB. strand.
AFTER sume further d. bate. tu ~hich the Am-ndm-nt
vas ounctd Mr. CHs-s admitted that tbs ssontion
Of he slave trade IN the District only sa- step,
and that southern gsbtlsm need not deceive IN
selves By ID. supP-uiob hat - B. tbs lat strp lie
knsv Of prineips shich b. ssPou.sd uhieh he vas
not rsady 20 stand ~ AZ QUE time -vll snotnsr
Mr. bUrLfh said h- could oct shut bis eyes o. ths
feet that many senators ~ouid vote against this pro-
petition Win vies ei bfingiBs W fstare
time
Nr wr-rHso, said h. ,hOuls vote against the
.pduient indiscreetly proposed ~ the senator
from Nee York Tie desired to protest agsia-t bsing
supposed 90 w hs cyiBi"n that Cengr~ss a.d
powsr 20 sholish slavery IN the District a. rad
from The spec chss - 8sorss nss0n Patrick uenry,
ana ohst fathers Ot the r-publc % shos that they
fully believed that the poser of Congress the
District So uuimittd Could " be then a. had h-n
DECLARED by Mr. Foots that the carrying out OF prin
eiple 40 ~tIi founded ~ss to Dissolve tue Upios
f Pending further debate upcp the amendment, the
Senate adjourned.