The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-08

habitan1 and to enable the government OF the Uniied
sasss the better Isprsss Italian depsdarons and 9th
erwiss control them In such the peace Of the
country may require the various Indian tribes within said
State shall be colscisd and removed that part of The
state OF Texas which lies north OF the thyfo parallel
Of north latitude; aud such collection and removal shall
BE- made under the authority aud al the Of the Un
The amendment having been read by the Secretary,
MIR. c. said When gave notice OF this and other
aIasnd%sn!s. !. was my purpose of course to discuss
on Monday next that will cut of all amendments and al
am exceedingly anxious that vote shall be taken
e.s Which asn
smendmsn. offered on this side Of the chamber that has
not been offered Il good iah and with an honest pur
Mr. RUSK move to amend the amendment by
striking out in the fourth line the words shall be con-
f1a a HsssS he nod
fication. gNM
Mr. CLAY addressed the Senate. and was followed in
1.-THE remarks Of the honorable senator's having been
withheld for revision, will appear at an early day. to-
gethe with the subsequent debate which. depending in
measure upon the speeches OF the above manned gentle
men. Is withheld for publication at the time with
After further debate, II which Senators HALE DAVIS
81 Massachnsstts, BERRLEN. BUTLER FoOfE. MA.
SON, WEBSTER, and BELL participated, the question
was taken upon the amendment submitted BY Nj.
CLEMENS and il was rejecedyeas III nays 81 as fol-
lows:
YEAs-Messrs Atchison. Borland, Buler, Clemens,
Davis Of Mississippi Downs Foote Houston, Hunter, King,
Mason Morton, Pratt Rusk Sebastian, Soule and Tur-
NAYSMessrs. Badger, Baldwin, Bell Benton. Berrien,
Bright Cass. Chase, Clarke, Clay Cooper Cowin Davis
Of Massachusetts Dawson Dayton. Dickinson. Dodge Of
Ssss asssa 'T Ha '
Walker. Webster. and WRitcornb-
MI, Fo0TE offered an amendment Of which we could
not obtain q copy. 5s sl.ats N I'M
Mr. HALE moved that the further consideration Of the
Mr. CLAY said he hoped that the Senate will not
adjourn over tomorrow He was in hopes that on to-
morrow the Senate would be able to 90 through all the
amendments, which was very necessary, "a on Monday
motion TO postpone indefinitely be made. II the
motion be persisted in he would an adjournment
which would put end TO it and this he did not wish to
DO. gff @st s
Mr.. BENTON said he had been waiting a long time
to have all the large points settled and then he would
move the indefinite postponement Some of them had
been settled already and the rest he hoped would be set
tied tomorrow.
Mr. MANGUM moved that the Senate adjourn.
Mr.. DICKINSON hoped the honorable senator from
North Carolina would withdraw his motion, for the pur.
pose OF going into executive session. s
MIR CLAY said that they could vote down the motion
to postpone, and then 60 into executive session.
Mr. MANGUM withdrew his motion TO adjourn.
The question being then taken the motion post
Pone until Monday. It decided in the negative
divison--ayes l9, nays 30. al
Mr. DICKINSON moved that the further consideration
and that It be made the special order for that hour which
was agreed TO.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF ex
ecutve business and after time SO SPENT the doors
were reopened, and
The Senate adjourned