The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-13


out OF the question. We have had 20 many propo-
sons OF large amounts 10 be pail that the mind here.
and in Texas, too, has become famiiarxed with large
had the Attenuation proposition of the senator from
under the high sanction which the bill before " evness
wara ana have now no hope that such modeale tssns
OF adjustment could be agreed upon would have bsea
sscuep 4 sns measure e which have referred had been
carried throuyh This bill Is not favorable Ia some
respects as tne provision IN the Compromise bill and
those who defeated that measure. which proposed not
only the settlement OF this. hut other questions also must
be responsible for the injury sustained by IL eleaf Be-
evng that, under existing circumstances Il s better 10
settle the question in the manner proposed in this BILL
and thus commence the passage OF measures which will
when adopted, restore the government to condition ca
pable OF action, capable OF performing the proper unc
ons q government than i, j + To- e leave ihs question
lance, vote for the BILL t
word in reply to the complaints Of the ssnators from
for the admission Of California One of the honorable
senators Mr. WINTHROP remarked that il seemed as il
the proper time for California would never come Allow
me to say sir that more than week ago. when the Com
promise bin was before the Senate and all had been
struck out but California and Utah, had that proper
time The Senate had repeatedly refused to adjourn Or
to postpone the bill they had refused also to strike out
California; and one hours sitting more, a. then
thought and now believe, would have carried the bill
through had i not been for the unfortunate consent Of
ton, and strike her from the bill. st~st
The question being then taken upon ordering the bill
10 De enErOSSeu II was decided 0mrmaltv0-y600
81, nays 24-as follows :9'R 9 ,ss n t'ss9
Clarke Clemens Cooper Davis q Dawson.
Rsaoa ss DS' fa ss:s
Smith. Sturgeon, Wales, and Winthrop-27.
Bright Butler Chase Davis Of Misssslpp Dodge of VIE
eonsin, Ewing Hale, Hamlin. Huntel. Mason. Mcson.
Wses1 WSiseo9S Wais aaa s1ss
The bill was ordered to be engrossed and read third
Mr. PEARcE ask that the bill may now have il
The PRESIDENT. Shall the bill have It's thirdrsad.
The .PRESiDENI i does not require unaainoas
consent II i s the pleasure OF the Senate. il will be
Mi. YULEE. Do understand that the bill nay BE-
read more than once upon the same dayi .s
The PRESIDENT. MOI. but this has been rsad the
second time week ago nearly. @a4a@
Mr.. YULEE. But ought not the question upon On.
gossmen be taken one day. and the third reading occur
Mr BERRIEN | understand the only rule to be. that
the bill must be read three times upon separate days.
This bill has been read twice, and, If engrossed.
tiany be 81 put 1t y, upon ., The a third reading
proprey this order OF proceeding Tne bill came up 10
day committee of the whole and has passed from COM
mee into the Senate and the question upon engosmsnt
for its third reading; and the Senate posponet until
tomorrow II they choose to DO SO, or pass the bill now
ssyeys sEs.rofs .h hoassO1 ' s 4. oassO1 o.
ate 10 the tact that not full Senate the vote
standing ~ and "a. ~ asat35
Mr., BADGER. The absentees have paired Of. Ipn.
sume
The bill was then read third time.
The PRESIDENT stated the question. "Shall the bill
pass p G& nc.
Mr.. BRADBURY demanded the yeas and nays; which
were ordered.
Mr.. CLEMENS moved thatth Senate adjourn; which
motion was rejected without division
The question being then taken upon the passage of the
BILL ii was decided in the armative-yeas 30. nays 20
as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Badger, Bell Bsrren, bradbury. Bright,
Dawson Dickinson Dodge Of Iowa, Doasla Fech. Foos,
Greene, Houston, King Norris, Pearce, Phelps Rusk,
Shelds smith, spruance, Sturgeon, Wales whitcomb. and
Wnthrop-S0 5t' 'aif8 = iEIFfEl "
-NAYS-Messrs. Aichison, Baldwin, Barnwel, Benton,
Batter Chase. Davis Of Mississippi, Dodge OF wisconsin.
Ewing, Hale, Hunter, Mason, Moron, SEWARD 6ouls,
Turney, Underwood, Upham, Walker, and Yuee-N.
So the bill passed rs es
MIR. CLARKE. Mr. President-- 0, asa
MIR. F0OrE. Will the senator give wayl
Mr. CLARKE. l yield to the senator from Mssis-
sippi. lf
MIR. FO0TE merely wish to state that for the last
two months have moi moved an adjournment now
have that honor. fLaughterl g3ilra
The question being taken upon the motion, twas
agreed to and t#tUsa+Ins
The Senate adjourned i3@.aD
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