The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-05
NEW ORLEANS MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5, 1880

se II vii Be- in ne power Of he Senate % mod k ss ssa s
fo'dHe 10 1e e ne 1sca s nso1 S
character Of thee Two measures First in relation 70 ts
was Intended 10 be- as his colleague could have told him.
merely cumulative remedy % that already in existence
duge me one moment Ny colleague in his seat
~ men ne procseosa % 9seas ms dpo =, oay'
DO moi intend 70 cali the Senator from KENTUCKY to order
to refer 10 rsmaks Of nv eoesrne which he was not Al
lowed to pursue.
Mr. FLAY do not mean 10 20 further than the senator
himself did have remarked that do mean argue
Which we're urged, after which ss pass over he snbsei
should have almost concluded BY i time if the honorable
going TO observe that the remedy Of carving transcript OF
the record the sate which The fugitive had fed which
slaves was merely cumulative And aIso intended 10 Oh
abolition Of the n de DisS Of
prevents the STAKEHOLDER from passing through The District in
ann. KIN here % n KS b opy ebe wss O y
hf Ii, law q and and 70 declare % svf g
for that purpose shall be liable the penalty provided for in
my we ps sd ..em ~ I to H. tS . psdns
measnres '~'''"s
explain? do not wish 70 prevent him. because was
i,n " M h rpm % l g4lhs ino le nDeei a. upy y ne may
sueh desire. In relation to that provision Of the act prohibit
if he viii refer To- thai resuiioa that eontans 1robb;tio
Of Introduction OF slaves here for he purpose Of being
elsewhere would not cover the Of man who has arrested
panied by III says while emieratin1 ~ anotsr
So haSs n haf IL oVS S De "a n wSs a % %
provision.
mistaken and thar 1t will be found 50 upon looking al the bill
s speaks , Of PIT i 70 The candor G e senate
offered BY 10 the begnni Of the session The question
not viii he measuS repoed py M commt bn rs % q
spect the b which differs in several mptsnt particulars
u as % were SgeeaS 70 e nd Win q sod e abo
their intention simply to revive the law Of msTyand and 70
provide case of the introduction of slaves into Inc Dis
Mr. H1HTRR. The senator will pardon me. When used
the word IssoItOps = meant The bi and ind
Mr. CLAY Very well With regard TO the intention, that
pon we sSosd Al Inc % snsSags % eoo = & aEs eect lr mat IN
ceptabe the senator from Virgins The language was
purchasing bringing slaves into the District OF Columbia
and putting them depots here the purpose being
which has been mentioned here iOrmer asOn,
chooses to go OF The District i've or len miles and pa
chase slaves for HIMSELF the law would prevent him from
nIsnded When the proper Tune arrives for It's dscuon
the bill will be indicated from the ereIs into which, sui
stated that my intention coniine my observations
ornia as tste terfos far the vyo Teri
tories and the establishment Of the boundary between Texas
Il most remarkable circumstance connected with the
deef del m The pIogs Of tins 'hai that feature Of
obecton-hat measure which it has been asserted would
contemplated in the bit IS truly rema kabe that he
of the admission OF California has encounie ed the
progress Of the 6i. The senator rom Iouisna, K 1MT
III eRs0r from S1v GsGrsa a B and yg1r
10 the subject Of the boundaries OF California, and the
cons deration believe. win Verg sstf auy 1Iher mod
ihcaon all three of the senators 10 whom have referred
with regard afonis to vote for the whoie measure But
iii or ~s hs %
meaqres-t California thai has created al IN diienes
Now, Mr.. President what be
mate which may be gven in consequence Of the mode
whom have reiere. depends upon their own jadsemeS
ey % a n n ~ Re ud ana & n s
in % which len s cannot the slightest EsasoL
somehins in Il dsssiscoTy e hem II Tpst 70
They know that if this easue defeated chairman
Iii Sn and hai VIII Will s g. pp @
as i s with all is exceptonabe features of extended limit
and full in both hOuseby considerable
iorty WIN they, then of the aiifornia part
any difficulties amounting 10 constitutional difieuitis
their opinions difficulties of constitutional nature. nothns
.ang @ hy 0 So from
vote against the entire measure?
that there nothing utiona any any Of the obectons
taken to the admission of California, and these sen.
ground Of objeconIhat il is altogether matter Of expe.
Of Do 6ope and u sSp on sscOSnt o
ne objections That exist to re admission Of CALIFORNIA; when
and harmony to the country they will not be disposed to
e benefits compensaons to be found in other parts
she has presented herself with the rspesentston PROPOSED
ev her VII be inevitably admitted this bill de-
eaLea Ihey must also well Know that the admission Of Cali
% aons Mtnou any measure tll have
and s % ~ the o.
OF e Union rom whch the senators to whom refer
req Msh eGme, -, a..
Is ecl " me efiltOIa governments IS also TACT
Of IemafS mat scarcely senator who has risen upon
provide territorial governments Evey almost who
mems ought 70 pc preyaea some wishing for the Wmot
sal u Vi's.s oSecung 70 tne rrovso put with or
s @ .ne ~, Mimos ri0vsos nave not heard solitary
say a. = Mas not e enuhheh guly OF congress 10
efilt9fa governments Ior these Territories
b p l ar1 10 sone pan q aisposlng Of tne question
e pan o. ne q ne lae President OF the United
III h; nave .ew pre- 70 maize Allow
ue - sdAe .s Only suaoe one IN my opinion
III ~ my ueet iegre anu my PROFOUND sympathy
MI; .nJ iamny ol uie ustlous deceased had known
, ~ o,feI la any oleI mao N W ashlngt0n
% ;.i iatner usiOe nim-d most eSimape and dlstin
III; 5,h '. I.hh @ s n,ne ne ensfed lne army until MS
s atn4ugn NOT seeing MN oiten IN consequence OF
u @ II @ IN NJ aen h, pneIe o puohc ooty IN onr eoun;
covered hs own head with auys and had sddd e na ny
renown h Iii cnnstrv VVibnnt % % aansu @ iane anu
upon what m0ht have been the inst NY ~
inisiraon III the omeSc and civ ss;rs f IN. ~ as af
niessnre n the pnnosniv % of ~ % se o9 n , sssm, taks
orelrn affairs of onr aoyernment that IN a AZ ~
which aa knowIedrs bss has btid % f M ,ne N Instances M
have met with INV hasv snd cosl;.i | tieS
the rssdns ~ ,ha % shh ea Dunni
shall have occasion to say any thing upon the plan PROPOSE
o NE I. ~ i s ue los nstiect fespee
IN mv brsas ps.na ~ H. s s eeas % ~ eodlnl
he enioVing thos hess;ne n soh ain may III e a. t,s mone1
which we are ali desrons, sooner or later to attain
bnt win respect 20 the m9oe 9t getting over the difficulty
U regard to New Mexico the plan was tha New Mexic'
should come IN State she had formed State