New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
SATURDAY IN THE HOUSE.
Passage of the California and Utah Bills.

Passage of the California and Utah Bills,
Correspondence e Of The Pdbune.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Sept 7, 1850.
My teIegrapbic dispatches of last night and this
morning, previous to the meeting of the House,
enabled you to anticipate, in part at least the pro-
ceedpgs of to-day. After brush overthe EWING
Committees Reports, between Mr.. RIcHARDsoS
and Mr. VlNroE, and the wasting OF time on the
question of allowing Mr.. VINToN to finish his re-
marks, be having only ten minutes more, tho
House passed TO the order OF the day, the bust.
ness on the Speakers table. The first bill was
that making appropriations for West Point, as
slightly amended by the Senate. This was soon
dispatched to the Committee of the Whoe.
The bill for the admission of the gold belsed
State OF California wes next taken from its
dusty restiDg.place. The reading Of its title
was the sgnsl for q most spirited CONTEXT for
the floor. It was awarded to Mr.. BoYD who
moved the Utah Territorial bill an amend.
ment, in fulfIlment Of my foreshadowed pro-
gramme Mr. VINToa made point Of order that
she amendment was not germain.' The SPEAKER
oyelruled biz point. Mr. YnToN appealed Con-
fason and motion to table the appeal followed.
The House refused to table, a6 to us, and then
reversed the DC csion OF the Chair, 81 to lot
The conteai for the floor, on the announcement OF
the above result was tremendous, indicating that
twas felt to be the last chance. The floor was
aBsigred to Ar. THOMPSON OF Miss. who moved the
long sub.tituts for the California BILL (subasan-
italy tie same that was proposed by Senator
SoULE to which he added an Amendment tos sne
establishment OF Territory below 800 3OD, with the
nome Of " South. California" Mr.. THOMSON pro-
ceeded to mako a speech which contained some
pretty severe Ainga at tho late Administrator,
with reference 70 the agency OF l. BUTLER MING
in California But they had been made so often
and 80 much more forcibly by otherE, THAI they el
dead, exciting smiles oil perfect complacency Gu the
Whjg side, and OF impotence among the opposi-
ten While he was on the floor he was surround
ed By e regular Standing Committee" Among
the atot era for tie next chance noticed Messrr
MCLEAN OF Kentucky, BAKER Of Illinois, and
CAMPBELL Of Ohio aud among the Demo
crais, Messrs, RicHARDsoE Of Illinois, and HALL
of Missouri. Mr.. RICHARDSON succeeded. He
said he though! there had been "tak" enough, and
moved the previous question. Mr MADE ap
pesled to rim To allow him to propose an amend
ment Mr.. hIcHARDsoH consented on condition
that be would renew his motion for the previous
question Mr.. MEADEs amendment proved 70 90
moat novel "proyiso, viz. that certain OF ola
constituents, who had been so foolish "a 70 sase
gaves to California, might be guaranteed SHi'
exodua . IL was ruled OUT OF order
The previous question was then sustslhe mel ~
the man question ordered. The amenoLns y, =.
Mr. TgouPsoh was voted down by cas- .,s,ch
| NsYa 134 Next followed the substitute ."nai,
was simiary disposed OF The feailn ,saS the coun
Yl.ieb had began so throw its shsos deep and
| te1ences Of $50 30 men now osoAD0