The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-03

Mr FLUTE resumed was giving my reasons for
while ri obvious we are about q part with California
los Ins present will probably come up separately here
ssas asss Il S Ss9 y =: o.
sna Dy aenng upon such bill shall be able 70
Mr.. CLEMENS i made that mo,;o, v;.ho,, .ov
sort Of reference % acting upon that bill We can act
upon IL Just as well tomorrow a. to-day have hsen
seven hours give notice that win move - s essson
10 every day from the first of December dowat ne prrs
ent ume and move to adjourn between every tme and
call the yeas and nays upon every notion II gentlemen
choose to make It matter OF bone and muscle will
Mr.. FOOTE. Very WE'LL we will tryit
/ The question being then taken upon the motion TO
postpone. the yeas were as. nays 30. as follows:
YEAs-Me.srs. Barnwel Benton Butler, Chase. Clarke.
k~ns asSs Has hs%S Z Ms
fs VIM Was SsSa. snS s0as Taney upham
NAYS -MsssIs. Achsoa. Badger, Bell. Bsrrisn. Trad
bury. Bright. Cass. Clay. Cooper, Dawson. Dickinson.
MosOa psscs sa
s%'h scsaanoe. Surgeon. Underwood Wales and Whit
M. CLEMENS moved that the Senate DO now sd-
journ; which motion was lost on dvison-ayes Is,
| noes not counted III
The question recurring upon the motion to strike the
was decided in the affirmative "a nays 25--as fol-
| lows
YEAs-Mesrs Aichison, Badger. Baldwin, Bsrnwell
Davis Of Mississippi, Dawson Downs Ew
Pss:s PSsp ssbssas swa
Smith sools Turnsy, Hpham Winthrop, and Yuee,1 s
Cooper. Dayton. Dickinson Dodge Wisconsln Dodge
Iowa Daagas Fsleh Hale. Hanlis. Houston, Ionss. MI.
Wales Walker. and Whitcomb-e6 ta.A
[The bill now contained nothing but the provisions
Mr. FOoTE moved an adjournment. but withdrew the
Mr. BERRIEN. I beg TO suggest to the Senate the
proPey Of considering whether after the varied action
Of the day, Y is not amportant TO take some time be-
Several SENATORS Oh, no!
The PRESIDENT Senators must not interrupt the
! MI. BERRIEN, (continuing.) If that does not NEE,
the sanction Of the Senate will not submit the motion
Mr. DOUGLAS renewed the motion to make the east
ern boundary Of Utah the Rocky Mountains, and the
southern n sqUsdsSy the parallel Ct g dsg u,
fixing s boundaries. will form State hereafter in all
probability with these boundaries, there s some mpor
sSs ~ TX
the Senate, as the measure OF Compromise has been de-
The PRESIDENT. The Chair must insist that the
speaker shall not be interrupted
e Therefore to- i i y ass
body or in its disposition TO settle this agitation and to
the country from impending danger. We may yet
and also the question with Texas merely present that
to the Senate in order that we may rally again To-
morning, not much fagued at present. and possibly
vast Importance to the country wish gentlemen y con-
sder and TO have time TO consider for we have all been
son 70 s ss.s .ys si ssa
compromise We have failed am not yet dsposed to
night think upon this subject, and for my colleague
and the Senate TO have the same hme. dislike very
much to see the anxiety 70 hurry through measure OF
injury al ali would Be done 70 Utah BY this delay This
and IN such state Of Confusion and excitement can s.
productive Of good, and therefore move to adjourn
The motion TO adjourn was withdrawn at The re-
Mr.. BENTON, who said Mr. President. an idea has
struck me. [Laughierl The idea is this: Homer made
mistake when he thought ne was writing historically.
the moon. and about as cod--the work OIL unraveling
every night what she wove by day. He made mistake.
the american Senate iecislains upon Compromise bill
Now. M M. President, wish to Sc, myself wha, !,
called reclus in curia wish stand before the Senate
for man such as am. / think am kindly tenn
pered, tlaughterl but the gentlemen OF the CON-
peed 10 pursue upon that subject during this session.
kindly disposed Now, wish 10 give them proof 70
and wish 10 save thai plank Ss them By way Of dong
homage to their worth We have got Utah here IN the
words the committee reported H. am Tor passing ptan
this Instant by way OF showing homage and respect and
kindness 10 the committee Laughter
MIR. DAWSON. renew the motion 10 adjourn but,
before doing 90, wish to say 10 the senator from Mis-
sour that wish to give him opportunity OF having all
night TO look this natter and perhaps ne will be
ready tomorrow to demonstrate still more clearly that be
very good tempered gentlemen. IRenewe laughfer1
Mr.. BENTON, Gin his seat) see best an The day
time. Jt HNey ~
The question being then taken upon the motion for Cd
journmeat it was decided in the uegsiveyeas ga nays
33-as follows; aGf 2NNCA aN
YEAs--Messrs Atchison, Ben Berrien, Bright Clemens
Cooper Dawson Dickinson Ewing Felch, King, Morton
Pearce, Phelps, Pratt Rusk. Shields Smith, Sous, Under
wood, Whitcomb, and Yulee--22 "a tNWII ~
NAYS-Mesrs Badger, Baldwin, Bsmwel. Benton,
Bradbury Buer, Cass, Chase, Clarke, Davis Mssssc1n
setts Davis OF MIsssppL Dayton Dodge n WIsn2gsn'
Rsmn u Housoa jones' Mason Miner, Nota ssSssiisn,
Seward prusncc, Sturgeon, Turney Wales, WALKER and
Wnthrop-33. q fAas 9 Il lttM ft W
So the Senate refused 10 adjourn. s.3f
Mr. ATCHIS0N. The question now is, i presume,
upon the amendment offered by the senator from Illinois,
MFR DoueLAs,l TO make the southern boundary Of Utah
the 37h degree OF north latitude through, from east TO
west This proposition, | will remind my southern
friends, lie better for by thirty miles, one-ha de-
gree than the Nashville Convention They say the South
will be satisfied with 80 deg. 30 min 1.-The Missouri
Compromise line The liberal senator from liinos pro-
poses give thirty miles, Of the whole length Of that
southern boundary, than our friends At Nashville
claim Now, call upon our southern friends to sustain
this proposition 63aA
Mr. BUTLER moved an adjournment.
The question being taken upon the motion 70 ADJOURN,
i was decided in the negative on divinon-ayes o.