The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10
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~ .dneyday July SIN me
~, a.5nesduy, the Compromise bill
s,5 g' .ssop, lbat part which relates :
e' gi.s1ent Of a territorial Govern,
which has been passed to a third
..,,,-Tbe Pacific made her out
y. 4 zen days and a h'lf-'ho Cam
M days.
Nsrs-HOstililies haze recon
s....su Denmark and the Duehies,-
~, !, of the coast, ready to assist
s..sn Il Spain has been delivered OF
ssb sisd, one day old.
WAN Acct is still off Lisbon
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHNeroN, July 90.
III. senaie resumed the consid-
4. compromise bill. Dayton Of
,nsndment, striking out Mr., Brad
eminent and authorizing Texas to
N, in the Supreme Court of the
III. no the question Of the boundary
Mexico. Mr.. Dayton supported his
"A AZ
w, d ! short speech
MI denied the authority of The Su-
s,r,,. and objected to throwing the
m, on Texas. Col. Monroe was
I'M, and be should be called to ac-
m. eourt would delay the settlement
usien for a year. ,
D.,aa riOined and %contended that the
,wd.psediest way to settle officially
aspsstion. M
s. RaOn followed. He considered that
\. Us a trial Of theory Of govern
,b.h commits such cases to the jurisN
NHNN
d as Supreme Court.
n,lou, 10 answer to Mr.. Clay, said he
II. N favor Of his amendment but
i ho bill, in consequence OF which
NJ. Underwood said he would vote
r,bs amendment, although its origina-
Benton, spoke against the amendment
,nag Of the delay of the admission oil
na,
Eaing was opposed to Mr.. Bradbury''
nept, and was in favor Of the reference
question to the Supreme Court.
| ia long debate the question was takel
LDuytOn's amendment, aud it was reJec'
i ns IS, nays 80.
Benton moved 10 amend by adding
| !, that no person shall be appointed
i psioner who has formed OF expressed
n ron on the question, and that the com
HI aas shall be sworn. The motion wa
Nd-yeas Y, nays SO.
question was then taken on Mr., Brad
amendment and it was rejected by
Id R-Mr. Vandvke introduced a resolu
ll ich was adopted, to pay the expense
" g The Iowa contested election, an
NJ lying Miller his mileage per diem froI
NJ nmencement ill the day the qRestio
tded.
Al attempts were made to pass resC
bran early adjournment Of The Hou,
ID lid,
Inc louse then went into Committee
le Ale on the State Of the Union on Il
'aii na question. The pending propositir
lH1 Y, which was that the people of az
Of the Territory, when assembled
I'al 'on to form a constitution, have a rig
see9 'd exclude African slavery and Il
no ''A0n Of this question shall be no o
The admission OF aState.' The res
Is T' lgieed tO--yeus S5, nays 50.
Naa WASHINGTON, July 80.
= MI Davis presented the crede
nPa u'n' Robert G. Winthrop, appoint
from Massachusetts, in place Of n
resigned MI. Winthrop, being du
took bis scat.
1910 '''I'' from the select committee on t
4 y Benton Eight, made a report, viii
Ogg 'ad g be bfihted.
aa'' 'a'n, BsnIOa's evidence taken in /
Nva' ''o ordered to be printed.
S'p' '''p Introduced a joint resolution
y eject That the annexation of Tex
,',s o. The title claimed by Tel
saF' Y United l States ;,also, directing p
" W u conformity with such declaratle
'-l'' - second reading.
''Pehise bill was then taken Up,
lA's l'ndIag being on Mr.. Brsdbur.
7 submitted yesterday.
Jno'- WV tbeu went into Committee Of
h' State Il the Gniah.
. my moved to lay as de the Calf
't'-'l afa was agreed to-95 to 68, I
snislu ,I' ~ zoe bill to pay revolutionary {
oa,lr ..vls was taken up.
= !. \ Dv'IS& A.P. HILL
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