Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
W,.npxeros. March l4h.P. NJ

W,.nlSeros. March Ia h, =. NJ
Senate Nj Seward pres n'cd p"iiiun Ia end 10
fng i've saves the tigl1 Il nal nv j"".
NJ Pat .,hlec ii Ia the reception nf the petition. -
Massis Hale, Bieer. and DAVIS. Of Mrsa.. advocate
reception The question being tbro taken the SENATE
arteed II receive the petition by the following voie:-
Yeas q. NAYS u
The Presidents Calfrni, Message w,s Thea taken
M and Mr. Du las resumed his remarks lie coniended
that slavery had been alb lshe IN the territories acqn
ed from N~xic by the laws Il that rnnntfv that 10,
sthn,n however he believed. uld never exist IN
hes, tarui ra~ IA event. lie dccif'd hs d"etml
uatnn /, uby h. nsin tons II his avn State srgtsa
nre thour he j r. red IN those instructions. lie a
euel thai tlfna ought Ia be ADMITTED nta The un"n
II opce viii her present btnnda 'ies. She WIS large
ono. q To from her States aud + her present applies
iinn should b. hack T. III people ii that State her
irrttrY mond be divided nad nseai ni one freq Stale
her ueNi application would he for the ADMISSION 81
three ffee Stsles Mr. d sid he regarded dssnllfn
Of the Gnitn ImpJs.lby, and hal no fears On hal
scre.
The SUBJ ci was then postponed I'LL Tuesday next.and
,it Me- la'nn IL refer Mr. Betfs resolutions To
MN Of III tieen. wuh view IN framing cmPto-
mis-. 'eas taken mp
M Csss repl ed In varions portions of Mr. CsIhouns
ale speech aud remarked thai lis general import appear
rd "a hr hat unles named conditions We're com
nlled with the Union would be dss dyed lie denied
that he had ever used The words Think God, never
owned .lave H. then proceeded Ia give history
pf What be- had id On this sntj.c'.
Afer espapatirns firm Mrssfs Butter and Fo'e.he
farther cnns,deta in NJ the subject psip ned MI
Monday. and The Senate adjourned
Iinf,, Of Representatives. The IN ming hour was oc-
cuprd IN discussing thu rrnpfley oi printing The evl
dcncc subs nj aiiny tho chains Of John W Nye. The
motion prni 6nay rejected and The House resol-
I'D isef nlo Committee Of the Whole NIr Boyd in 'he
Cs md resumed the clns liberation oi the bill to ad
M Cshfa.ni State into the Union.
AIR leb1rl heng entitled the for. pr ceeded 10 al
ltesS ia. Committee. He spike in favor OF The sdms
son IL California in tho Unloa and against ih extension
Of slavery.
Mr. Muse f,llovrd. taking ulrs Southern ground
lie decatd that far fon .',arllog TIE institution Of
slaeey a,ev tend ID T. exalt III" white race where
ever II existed lie said the Wilmot Pfnvlso re
aafd,d p. beng dead; whoutis r,snselatiaa he c"n
tended tn spn'h had egll right 10 carry hor slvrs
mo tho trrlrotlcs
Mr. Williams oi Tennessee, Obtained the nln. when
tho Committee rose. aud the House adjourned.
W,snrsoroN. March Is. 1850
L. =. SENATE.
Aner the ,rnnp hour. in which petitions pre-
senioI aud rep received the special order n the DIV
VAS taken up-tr wit the census bill. Mr.. Bidgn'-
Ia stake oui the provision ior the collection Of
statistics was ~ cied.
There oog d,.cusSnn upnn tho motion Of Mr..
BE land give the printing Ia Congress printers. Many
atnrnd Meats were ofierot aid discussed
Mr. Dawson moved that The subject be posp oneJ ill
tulnr, day
Mt DAVIS, nf Mass. objected
Mr. Downs presented letter from the Census Board,
showlag that they had taken under tho law
shutting The board winch was at variance with the bill.
Mr. DAVIS said his WAS nm sxtranrllnary proposition.
The committee heard of any plan maured by the
census committee.
\ In. discussion f,nwod, in which Mr. Dawson. Mr.
DAVIS. Mt Bniler Mr. Underworld and others took
part.
After which. The Senate ADJOURNED Ill Monday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House lnm dlately after the reading nt the onr
nal went 1lo Committee of The " hole ON the private
calendar
Tn bill II pranf 10 llam More and John IIascall
passed
The House ais asscd The hill 10 refund the fine i'm
passed al The lac DR. Thos Cooper decd under The So
III Iln law, Ia Ina heirs.
ADJ urntd n Monday.