The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-22

the republican side That i MISTER Of opinion into
which shall not enter II u not very pertinent to the
have seen evidence Of such an intention or such
sympathes manifested BY the President Of the United
States believe ne means 70 execute ihe laws OF the
country honestly fairly, and firmly; and hope be will
trust he will. believe he will. AS to the rest know
nothing That will lead me to suppose that he is not as
good a,Iepuscan as the rest OF US. tLaughterl
MT CLAY. have not risen 10 enter into the discus
SION oil this resolution. II strikes being altogether
premature 10 call for information and before the infor.
man9n Is obtained, assuming what Il is to be. the
member who oilers the resolution goes on with de.
nunciaoy speech in regard to the character of that
formation which he 10 TO seek But shall not enter into
any discussion OF the question at this time wish TO
Know what the state OF the fact is before attempt 10
plead statute law. make in regard 10 the
case have risen for such purpose but to express
the hope that while we engaged in grave and import.
ant subjects in relation California. we shall not be
drawn from our purpose by any expedition fitted out in
this chamber against Cuba. Laughter | therefore
move to lay the resolution the table, order 10 afford
the honorable senator from Louisiana, Mr. SouLE,l who
is entitled TO the floor and whose state OF health makes
expedent that he should be allowed TO address the
Senate H 11dayan opportunity to address the Senate
| Mr.. CLAY. cannot consent to Withdraw the mo-
tion.
Mr. YULEE do not ask the senator 10 withdraw,
but so 10 modify his motion to postpone the subject
t'l tomorrow, when desire TO submit few words OF
remark
to the genemans request; but if the result is be
extended discussion would rather adhere to my motion
10 lay the subject the table, and the senator call ii
up tomorrow
Mr.. YULEE Then will ask the Senate to take it up
| to- morrow
The question being taken on the motion to lay on the
| table, it was agreed to.
| PATENT Laws
The Senate resumed the consideration of the special
order for hapast 2 O'Clock to dayhe bill to promote
the progress of the useful arts.
Mr.. TURNEY moved that its further consideration be
postponed until half-pas IL O'Clock tomorrow; which
was agreed 10.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOVERNMENTS.
The Senate, in committee of the WHOLE resumed the
consideration of the bill to admit California as State
into the Union, establish territorial governments for
Utah and New Mexico, and making proposals TO Texas
for the establishment OF her western and northern bound
aries--he question pending being upon an amendment
submitted by Mr. DAVIS of Mississippi, modifying the
tenh section to read follows; the words in itac be
ing substituted for the words on the subject Of African
slavery"
SEC 10. And be it, &c, That the legislative power OF
said Territory shall extend to all rghul subjects OF egsa
and the provisions of this but law shall be passed
interfering with the primary disposal of the SOIL
those rights Of properly ioh,eh groU out of the ituton
african Slavery il ertsfs Of the States of the UaioH
No tax shall be imposed upon the property OF the United
States, &c.
! Mr. SOULE addressed the Senate at length. 1.-THE
speech OF the honorable senator having been withheld for
revision, will appear in our nextl
Mr. CLAY replied to the speech OF the senator from
Louisiana The remarks OF the honorable senator, hav
ing been also withheld for revision. will appear in con-
nexion with the speech of MIR. SouLE
| Mr. UPHAM having next obtained the floor,
The Senate adjourned.