The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-09

- portion Of his remarks delivered yesterday. found
IN me ns o os;reoa being made. leave was not granted
NJ H0AGIAND asked and obtained the unanimous
consent Of The House for leave 70 introduce bill for the
relief Of Charlie. Hlnkie q which previous notice haa
The question on the motion TO go into Committee Of
the Whole House on the private calendar was then putt
The question the motion for the suspension Of the
rules. 20 into Committee OF the Whole on the state
OF the Union, having next been put, Al was agreed 10.
Mr. BoyD being called 70 the char, and the committee
having atsp s hs Pssdsns SslS ma %ssssy
severally gave notice OF intention TO offer an amendment
to the California State bill. at the proper time.
Mr.. CALDWELL. Of Kentucky, who was entitled to
the floor, addressed the committee At length, arguing 10
show that the political ant-sayery action OF the day
was but another attempt Of federalism 10 gain power
undertaken in the spirit which marked their efforts the
days Of Jefferson, 20 bitterly and eloqusnty denounced
Mr. c. also quoted declaration Of the late Hon Rufus
King, from John e. Adams, and Others to maintain the
existing condition OF the slavery question: Il was possible
TO come TO- settlement between the North and South
He was willing to agree 70 real non Intervention by the
vote for bill 10 admit California with her present con-
stituton. and 70 make anpfovso territorial governments
for Utah and New Mexico.
Mr.. ROOT next obtained the floor. and delivered a
strong anti slavery speech denouncng the OF the
northern anti proviso democrats and Replying to the
ascons upon HIMSELF embraced in the late speech Of Mr.
Mr. JOHNSON, Of Arkansas, then addressed the com
mise in favor Of adherence to the policy OF the Missouri
compromise which he commended was the position origi-
nay held BY the democratic party He deplored the dis
agreement Of the South the compromise question. and
argued to show that in union only was there safety for
her: He then urged upon the South the importance OF
giving prompt and generous support to the southern
presss about to be established in Washington city. Mr.
j devoted much Of bis effort 10 stringent criticism OF
the previous speech OF Mr. STAELY which he denounced
entire deserion Of the South, embracing nnumera-
BILE false positions and statements.
Mr.. DUNCAN next addressed the committee in favor
OF the administrations plan OF non. action.
ML DUER then gave notice OF his probable intention
to offer proposition substitute Tor the Caornia
State bill before the committee, based the Pesi
dents non. action recommendation.
Mr.. JACKSON having next obtained the floor, on
motion, the committee
On motion Of Mr.. HUBBARD, the various amendments
70 the bill this day presented to the Committee OF the
Whole on the state Of the Union were ordered to be
On motion. the House took a recess until s. pm.
EVENING SESSION.
At eight, D. m, according to arrangement, the House
again assembled, and. going into COMMITTEES OF the
chair the committee again took up the Presidents Cali
Mr. JACKSON, of Georgia, who entitled to the floor
delivered speech In favor Of compromise at the same
time expressing his dissent from OF the provisions
q the bill 70 that end reported BY M CLAY he Be.
passage of the Proviso at all hazards.
Mr.. DURKEE, next obtaining the floor, delivered q
general anti slavery speech.
The floor being then awarded % Mr. PHELPS. the
COMMITTEES rose, being found on count on point Of
order, that but forty members were present The names
Of the absentees having been entered on the Journal Gun
der the rule,)
On motion, the House adjourned