New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

nothing hut the admission of CAhforni, and the
| Territor al Government fr Utah
Mr.. DOUGLAS made several Intellectual motion,
! 10 smend the boundary Of Utah
Motion 70 adjourn and 10 POSTPONE iudeGnit .lv
were also MADE and rejected.
Mr. BEKRIEN novel 70 strike ont the provi,ior
IN the bill giving California two Representatie, in
Congress. Lost-2l to SO. ss follows:
Ygis-hesTs Aehison. Badger Bsrnwsn Bsrrsn
Butler, Cieneu. Davis u Miss Dawson Downs 70 a
hu.E s-bsiusn Soue, rurrey. Yul-s
FAYs-rs's'' B-dWiD S-rton Bell B,sdb1-y. Bdsht
Diciin'cn dee Of VIE o Dye ~ Io-s ,1;ls. , ~
~ p ch Cree =, hse Hsunu, Houston Jooe. silsr
No'rs PHELPS, srrRfd 81 "a Smith sprusrc- s.n,'
seon' Underwood Uphsm, Walls, Walker wn,nro,
Nr. WINTHROP, sfters few remarL, exo,e.do,
his desire TO have an unmixed vote UPON evsr9
GU sion' moved recou'iderat1n OF the vote by
Nfich the Senate refused 70 strike out from tho bill
relating 70 California which was agreed 70 A. fol
lows: " w.
YE4s-Atchior, Badger Baldwin Bsruveu Bel. Ben.
tn ber1.n, Butter Csfhe, Davis u na,s wis II Hi.
Dsw'ot Dofge Of wis. Downs, Foote Greeue. H.mlia,
nutfr Neg msrguu, Mason, NJ rt)n, P-srca, Ph,os
u'nt se"Sro Shields Smith, Soule, rurasy. UPhim,
NNs-Brscbury Bright Case Chase Clemens Cooper
gsl lor; UlcIin'on, Dodge Of lows, Douglas Ewing,
teoh, Haze, Huston J5oes ail e. Morris, RI.s, sebs.
~ sheds spru'nee Sturgeon, Underwood, Waes
Vsler and Whiieomb
Mr.. CLEnEss pressed an unsuccessful motion to
adjourn, and to postpone until the first Monday in
Dece bernext
The question being then taken upon striking out
California from the BILL it was agreed tO-Yeas "a,
Nays 25, as follows:
YEss-neur. Achison, Badger, Baldwin. B.ruwen
Bel, senton, Berriep Butler. ClIk, Cem-n. Davis OF
hs's Dsyis Of Mis- Daw'on, Downes Ewing, FIos-,
Butter, King, Mar gum, Mason, Morton Phs p, Pratt
Winthrop Yulee
NAYs-Me.r Borsnd. Bradbury. Bright C.s Chase.
Cav. COOpSr. ID DicktnaOn. DOdgs Of IA
o. Iowa Douglas Feles Hale Hsmin Hou.ton Jones,
Wales, Walker, Whi,comb.
MesHs BERRIEN, FooTE aud DAwsOS made
unsuccessful efforts TO secure ad journment. Mr..
BENTON said that when Homer wrote Of a certain
woman who every night unraveled what she
wove during the day be must have been mistaken.
lie mt 81 have had vision, aud seen the Senate Of
the United States voting on Compromise bill.
Great lsuehter) After various unsuccessful Of
forts to x the Southern boundary of Utah at &c. 3O
IS and 80, it was finally carried at 81.
Dir. SOULE moved 70 amend the bill by adding
provision restricting the Territorial Legislature
from passing any laws establishing or prohibiting
Slavery, but leaving them power to pass laws ne.
cefssry for the protection Of slave property which
was rejected.
Mr.. RUsK moved to lay the bill on the tabls-Ios.,
20 to 90, as follows:
YEAS Baldwin. Banwe, Chase, Clark, PAWS OF Mass
Dayton, Dodge OF wis Ewing, Green, Hale, Miller
Pes'ce, RusE, Seward, Smith, Turner Upham, wslker
v ibthrop
NAYs-Aessrs Atchi,on, Badger Bell serrisu, Brsdbu.
~, Bright Butler Csss, Cooper Davis OF Misc, Dawson,
Dicl inson. Dodge Of lows, Douglas, Downs Houston
Hunter King, hssou Morton, Norris Pratt Sch ,sisn
shields, soue, Surgeon, Underwood, Whieomb, Yuee.
TIE question being then taken on ordering the
bill to be engrossed, it was agreed to, Yeas 30, |
Nays ls, as follows:
YEAs-A'chison, Badger, Benton, Bsuien, Bradbury.
Bright Buuer. Csss Davis, OF Mia Dawson Dickinson,
Dodge, Of lows Doug &C. DownT Felch Houson, Hun. |
eT, Jones king Maton, Morton Norris Prst, Sebastian,
Snele' soue SPruance Sturgeon, rurney, Underwood,
Wales Yuee.
NAys-Bsldwin. Chase Clsrk, Davis OF Mass Dayton,
Dodge Of Wis Ewing. Green, Hail. Hsmin, Hunter,
PeGce Seward, Smith, Upham, Walker, Whitco NIB and
Winthrop.
The Senate then adjourned