The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

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the 81 Loui Republican;
House Mr. Richardson continued lis speech in
suppurt af he moi jrite Freof Of The investigation
of The caBauet 81 the Sc fsfeFy 81 The In -rior,
Th mas EWING, and dur g ne spefch bis remarks
were very severe. Mr. Viaion followed 10 = ply,
uniil he morning hour expired, when Nj ROBIN
son moved that the House proceed to fake up the
business on the Speakers liable, which was
agreed 10.
The chair announced the first bill IN order to be
the West Point approp, iation bill NJ Bayiy pro-
eeeded to explain the S4nafe's Amendments 10 said
bill 1t was referred to the Committee Of the
Whole
The Senate bill establishing the State Govern
ment Of California was taken up
NJ. Boyd moved to amend by adding the bill fox
Utah.
Mr. vin,on rose to a point Of order.
The Speaker decided Mr. Boyd's motion TO be in
Mr, YiDton appealed from the decision of the
clair, end demanded The yeas and nays
The question Pot. !" Shalt the chair be s1ss
| famed y Lpst--yeas Sc, nays ZIG
Mr. Boyt's amendment then declsrsd out of
After fnrher attempts to amend the Senate bill
'of the admission Of California, wilhnnt success, il
| VA oraerrd 10 be eDgross ed - was ISL nays 81.
ne I,, hlli ~ was 'h1n passed-ysas $50, navs So
! ne House then vent INTO Committee Of the
Whole, and took up III Senate bill forming Ter
! rltOhai Government for Utah. Atiempia we're made
to Inser' the WllmDt prpviso, which iaiIed
| M Stevens then moved TO stoke out the amend
ment providing that when said T~rrroey shall apply
tor admis-iOn State, she shall be admitted with
| JT without slavery.
TIE motion was Iost-yess 50, nay. IS.
several Intellectual attempts were made 10 amend
The committee rpee and reported the bill to the
House. when u was pass=d--yeas 81, nays IS.
| The Hue then afjlurned.
wAsHrssros. septs.
! House-Mr. Harris, of Tennessee, asked leave
| to introduce resolution that Congress adjourn on
| Jhe 23d inst Objection being made, he moved an
amendment to adjourn this day week, Sep
tember ljth.
Mr.. Hubbard moved to amend 50 as to adjourn
| this day three weeks September Both.
The yeas and nays were ordered on this amend
ment and agreed to--yeas ia, nays 81
The resolution amended, then adopted
yeas III, nays II. So the House agreed to adjourn
three weeks from to-day.
The Speaker called the bill for the admission of
California
Mr., Li,tleteld asked and obtained leave of alb
sence for the remainder Of the session from this day
fortnight.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from
James Wilson, resgnlng his seat as a member from
, the Third District Of New Hampshire saying he
intended to proceed To California
On motion Of Mr.. Tuck, it was resolved that the
Governor of New Hampshire be informed OF the
vacancy thus created.
Mr.. Olds offered an amendment that the Sena-
tors and Representatives from California should re-
4 ceive the same mileage the Delegate from Ore
gon.
Mr.. Stanton, of Tennessee, opposed, because,
he said, It proposed to change an existing law.
Mr.. Carter supported the amendment.
Mr.. Venable raised a constitutional objection
V that there was no State Government or Legisla
ture in California to prescribe time, place man
ner of holding the election at the time Representa-
tives elected required by the Constitution
| NJ Sci krefeF IN he of Iaxa
= Mr.. Venabe did not consider the case analogous
L An amendment to Mr. ODDS amendment re.
ported, appropriatng $4,000 Tor books fol
the one hundred and thirty new members.
Mr.. ODDS amendment was adopted, with further
> amendments that Rabbit and Smith, late claim
u ants for seats in the House Tor New Mexico and
II Utah, be allowed per diem Of s. from the time Of
2 their arrival Washington till their claims were
N rejected, and that they be allowed 81 per day fol
l. their mileage. Thus amended, the bill was subse
" quenty reported to tue House, and the IFS
lr passage yeas rs, nays u. h. Speaker voted
f the negative thus making tie, and the bill wal
" rejected.
l., Amendments to the Military Academy bill wer
I'd reported from the Committee, but not acted on.
House adjourned.
In Senate The Texas and New Mexico Omai
he bus bill was received from the House,
or Pending the morning business, MIR. Dougla
~ asked the unanimous consent OF the Senate TO tax
y up the Texas bill Tor the purpose of considering
ui House amendments.
zee MIR. Turney objected, and the bill was NJ
lis taken up.
re Subsequently, after the mornings business hi
tic been disposed Of the bill was taken up
the Mr.. Douglas stated that the amendments OF Il
'a- House the Senates, and not the Mexico b
ie - added providing thatno citizen >h
We sseng a0L fs liberty, or property &c
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