Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-06-28

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'as taisa, Sc. Here was an slnor -
sisiasap AZ bis first position.
ii'ssAife position was again =, sb,,s,.-...
saa seenaf. This vas his ,sDOo,, or,A. r.
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&c sport y iAai biz BY the Committee m =.
ne otaeiasimen'," to ADM, ca,r,,i. :.
ais. and bis ea5r;s sct roa,hs in ..,,.-,.
PEE iusosds Unicn Aroush the omDibs. ~, !.
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Saa's'aaee' Of Der hrpIrlIla" rhirb mad,
eaa'ss.Sh tie sn, pr,siso IN aaotlsr
sssR aaa "thoa sny ef he ~conpepsa,in.
z2sses.sss. vita Saica he fra -, on, 49,,
#asea &c clzignei IN his f-., All 60,
FHAyH the Satisfactory adiss,n,es, s IN d. 1
- qussH"ns CONNECTED with the soiirc, of
1917, nses4se even ii the Omnibus had n,
3 iRgiye slave bi reported with
Nga atifial by jury iar The slave
s4ss RON ahich he asd aud comn.h.4
e SN#eE 4 hsinehn forward 4, the fr.t ,a,,,
@AaR IssAs agef bs retura and olive bi,a
Is - sfreeJan on Ter a penalty M ,b.,,.,
AAs - he slave trade abolition b,B \. :,
C. g and asst passed, a.ser,edl The ooa,,r
SaaH#ss g abolish slavery in the D.r;c, or
I: Sks'ho,Hs ~ declaring thu slave on certain crd;
ssons 10 % iiberaied and Free and The C,,rn;h,.
oil wasiO be passed before ether Of ,h... ".'.ous
sssawere 10 be acted upon by the sen,s. Wsh
81 s. NC admission or laying off another new .lav.
...s ~ssnln me imiss OF TEXAS. "to keep I'd the
e q .es a"ee Oesweon the siaye and the free
o.' Jul WIN actual Acknowledgement Of Texas :
s. ss",as gu rom her territory enough fur two
..;i -.: ~ paced under tho control Of free.
sOn majority IN the government lie SUMMARIZED
.ae admission Of California in the Omnibns ,o' GI
yer circumstances enilFey AZ variance with NJ. be
,Nme! positions. and under circumstance hy da
-1i,ssoa ~ ihat oil. forever to destroy the cit
eqa!Ponderdncs ofths slave with the free STATS ~,
:. 'ao Union. and to give 10 the free States a =
permanent sectional majority In the con,ro If :
the government o VI
His fourth and last position was nm .n,o lie
saaHuohnens OF oil he others. was his will | for
"usH.ss 20 Dring IN California as q single sepa nv
la'e' isolated measure. barrEaced and under aaJl
.l' circumstance Of her application Though
~ Ga not vote for her on the final passage or,b. y
phiiof her admission IN the Senate We, viii '"'e
snow you IN shoH time, that afterwards m. Nm Civ,
passed The House of Repre- sen.atyes he han
90 his desire that she should come in MOI II doo,
~ He1 aomisSon, but in such manner ne
Vsaow 'ne 'fns feelings ofhis heart on mi. +
,l.Jas . NJ California blu passed tho Senate :,
a0 -s'a ., august; on the 26ih Angus. an n. ue''
seFes'ng debate took place in the Senate calaa frie
'IneHgrncer August 29h. lS5O) on the MI. n y
lecto printing DOCKS in which Senator ~. ~
A'c'pa'sd, AMI from which extract The iollow "u''
ING remarks lde by him; o"
, '"ea w''h The Senator from Texas think.
s a..ns pruning ihhrographing, binding and 60 .
'oHa OF book with which IL lavorably connro,
20 me name OF \ gentlcnnn distinguished a. lafu'
sc'en''nc Attachments, Tor public ep,rlt and q. We
patriotism, and acho Trust pM sh,rtlu b. !. pen,
cannon doEbt ne mil proue a DISTINGUISHED !. ~.
ndneat 81 this body, refer now. Of course i '"'
Col. Fremont sol'se 20 NJ
no~ could Col. Fremont become member and
9! ne senate, without the admission az alG, port,
MAJ MS expression shows what wa, tho real ,ha q
sentiment ofihe Senator's heart. 7, was e. ia
admission OF California even az a az nara,a meas ~"
u's, % me bill had passed the Senate and tbis 70 M
uesrs was expressed while the bill was before man
ny aVuse q representatives, when not a single Ga
sopay measure OF What 10 termed the com ,a j,
PROMISE had been acted upon or had passed thai
uouN ana when the facts Of all was unknown o''u"'
mere. The Senator canno, excuse himsef and ton I
sy na ne made this statement out If respect to the
W lhe high analnmens OF Nj. fremont Md win !
W" uc desired 10 bring him into ihp Senate n !,
,'Ap! ~ 40 ornamental member, because he II
n4u ~ right % rho with the great 70 erpsis &c ~
me south Invoked in The admission Of California talent
'ralg % complainant any individual by such liI wr
"Apfes'ien' Il he desireito express bis ADM. crac,
'auon q W. Fremont looking also 10 the inter. Mi.
ss y Inc soah be should have said he ystsa .'V"s
HIM everything excep, macs Il ..,h., isas" boys
~ Senator from California, "nndes all The Wi
circumstances OF her application" He canno. Echo
say that 4 was parely on account Of his love q,
Col. Fremont. because he quarrelled with him
soen after bis admission into the Sana,e; and Id.
SIDES this, be had made this very charge aeaio., We
col Benton. and accused him ofdesrnp the adj ha %
mission Of CaliaorHIa hrcaaSe Col. Fremon, was XIII.
hls son inlaw | read y.u an extract from ons ny me
Of bis speeches this subject published n ina and q
National lntelligencer, March 2s,h) Itis AZ Gen.
follows:
y am not surprised sir tina, the honorable :, ".
senator Mr. Benton) has now become most : -
zfaos and answering advocate Of the claims II have
California 10 admission az State; bu, know we ma
asu ma some have supposed to be at least up this
possible that bis hating and reluctant zeal has -. vii
been stimulated At the present session, BY certain
personal and domestic considerations. quite 'ecep'
natural and amable within themselves. but no, canvas
entitled % operate here In contrayenton ofthe every
Pao.I 'easons which have been stated supcric
hearing - mas fg
read yau further on This no;n, - ..,..e him. al
the SuatkFea EuOsv tha Eag or N. y1.;N - aueFus