The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-24

sarrtr,s1s All r;obtfu spb;e,ts &c y osi.t;,,
arr st;3fa..A snsn r. them and y ths necris i,
the tsrr1or;as have not inteIIiyence TO lersIot,.
10 reOulet, = domestic affair of this kind nuder.
stand;nuiv md 30 i should he leoislatrd mon
| shall despair of Guiding them in this wsv with
lsadin,-s,r;nrs t,,ae tboosand miles lone I
have no donbt that il Is very desirable TO oet
rid of neonage aud have as little doubt TINT Il
will he done At an early day; but do not de-
sire IA ,.nh,rrass This bill with il. There il
emborrassment anouoh around il already. and
confet IF ,;a,ys eno1ob and 7 therefor = prefer
:. kesn II ont and sball vote 10 keen II ont
The question was then taken on Mr. WALKERS
amendment and resulted AS follows:
YEAs-Nessrs Baldwin, Benton, Bradbury,
Chase, Corwn, Davis of Massachusetts, Dodge
OF Wisconsin, Dodge of Iowa, Douglas, Felch,
Greene, Hale, Hamlin, Jones, Norris, Seward,
Shields, Spruance, Upham, and Walker--20.
NAys--Messrs. Atchison, Badger, Bell, Ber-
rien Borland, Bright, Butler, Cass- Clemens,
Cooper, Davis of Mississippi Dawson, DickID-
son, Downs, Foote Houston, Hunter, King,
Mangum, Mason, Morton, Pearce, Pratt, Rusk,
Sebastian, Smith, Soule, Sturgeon, Turney, I'm
derwood, Webster, and Yulee-32
So the amendment was lost
The question being then taken upon Mr..
BALDwIs's amendment, it was rejected-yeas
%, nays 32--as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Baldwin, Bradbury, Bright,
Chase, Cooper Corwin, Davis Of Massachusetts,
Dayton, Dodge of Wisconsin,, Douglas, Fech,
Greene, Hale, Hamlin, Miller Norris, Seward,
Shields, Smith, Spruanee, Upham, Walker and
Whitcomb-23.
NAys-Messrs. AtchIson, badger, Bell, Ben
ton, Berren, Borand, Butler, Cass, Clay Glenn
ems, Davis Of Mississippi, Dawson, Dickinson,
Dodge OF Iowa, Downs, Foote Houston, Hun
ter, Jones, King, Mangum, Mason, Morton,
Turney, Underwood, and fulee-32
June 9th.
Mr.. YULEE. will move then, to amend
the bill by striking out the twenty first section,
and inserting in lieu thereof the following:
And be Il further enacted, That the Consti-
tuition and laws of the United STATES are here
by extended over and declared to be in force in
the said territory of Utah, so far rs the same or
any provision thereof may be applicable"
The question was then taken OH Mr.. YULEEs
amendment, and resulted as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Atchison, Bell, Berrien, Bor.
land Butler, Cass Clay, Clemens, Davis Of Mis-
sissppi, Dawson Dickinson, Dodge of Iowa,
Douglas, Downs Foote, Houston, Hunter, King.
Mangum. Mason, Morton. Pearce, Pratt Rusk.
Sebastian. Soule. Spruanee. Sturgeon. Turnev
and Yulee-3O.
Nays Messrs. BADGER. Baldwin. Benton
Rrigbt Chase Clarke Cooner Davis of Moss,'
chus,tts DAYTON. DODGE of Wisconsin, Felcb
Greene Hamlin. Jones. Miller Norris. Seward
shields smith Underwood Upham Walker
Webster and yVbitcomb--
So the omapdmont was adontod
On motion Inv Mr. Downs. the twenty. seventh
sact;on of tho bill was amended 60 no ~ corras.
nond with the tenth section
Jupa 18th
Mr. CLEMENS Mr. President 7 desire 70
submit an amendment to the goth section rs fol-
lows Strike ont tho words
:. Fire. The northern bonndorv of said State
shall ha as fnllows. Reoinping If TN. no;,t an
R;o dial Norta cop,monlv c.lied Ia paoo and
runn;nr nm that river twenty niles measnred Inv
stra;nht lI;na thereon and thence a,.t.,ordlv
to no;nt wLer,, tbc hnndratb daoreo of ,vost
Io,r;tnde crosses Rad river hoin9 tho so,,tb
yasi onrI,, IN III. limo dns;nnotad Iot,Yoan th.
Irn;tod Ststes and Mexico and tho Same ao@le
IN tLe lima Of the torr,torv sat anart far the IN.
dams bv the limited STATES
: The Tilted states crde 70 the St,te of Tox,s
al riabt claim, and title which tbev have TO INV
Territory lvnw south of the line aforesaid And
tho sad State of Teyas codes to the United
states nnv rirht. claim. and lille which Il has to
any territory IVnT north OF said line
And insert the following:
"Frst. The boundaries of the said State of
Texas shall be confirmed and acknowledged as
settled by her law of limits. passed by her Con
rress in eighteen hundred and thrty-six. and the
Sovereignty over the whole of the territory in
cludcd in said boundaries shall be reserved alb
solutelv to the said State of Texas.
Second. That for the safety and comfort of
the white inhabitants and to enable the Govern
ment of the United States the better to repress
Indian depredatons, and otherwise control them
in such manner as the peace of the country may
require, the various Indian tribes within said
State shall be collected and removed to such part
of the State of Texas, north of the thirty-fourth
parallel of north latitude, as the Legislature
thereof NAV direct: and such collection and re-
moyal shall be made under the authority and ut
the expense of the United States,
The question being taken on the amendment
of Mr.. CLEMENS. it was decided in the NEGATIVE
rs follows:
YEAs- Messrs Atchison. Borland. But]er