New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

were introduced favoring the admission OF California
unconnecied with all other measures In favor oil
those propositions, Mr. ElntOn uniformly voted Dt
they all smoihered by parliamentary tdct,cs,
and the House finally passed the Senate bill MI
VInton voted in favor OF its passage sept - 1870
(see Cong Globe, D. ,77al Mr. Vln.on voted against
The bill establishing a Territorial Government for
Utah, Sept :. 1880 (see Cong. Globe, p l,I76l He
also voted against the Texas Boundary Bill aud Nj
Poyd's amendment-the New-Mexlco Territorial
Bill fSee the proceedings OF the House. Sept. 50
Cong Globe pages l.s4s, l,7o4J These Territorial
Bills il viii Be remembered, contained no clause
Early M The session, Mr. Ashe Of North-C arOllna
introduced a Fugitive Slave bill. nlay unacte1 upon
TIL SEPT O. 1850, when Linn Boyd moved to take It
up: Mr.. Vinton voted against that motion. lSee
Cong Globe. page l,77s) On The 18th Of Sept 1850.
the Fugitive Slave bill from the Senate up in
the House. (See Cong. Globe, p. 500 Mr.. Vim
ton voted against the bill three tines as fast as the
AYES and Noes could be called under the gag Of the
Previous Queston-hrst, 10 lay the bill the table
secondly against It's third reading and then against
rs final passage.
bill abo!ishng the Slave Trade IN the District Of Co
lumbia. Mr.. vnton voted favor of this bill. Sept
T.. 1850. (See Cong. Globe, p. 1870
''But / will not make this article longer. / have
no design 10 do more than simply refer your readers
20 the facts by stating where they can De found
Next week, with your leave, ! shall refer 10 Mr..
VintOn's votes on some resolutions kindred 10 the
measures embraced N the compromise scheme, es-
peciay Nj Doty's. MIR. Roots and Mr.. Glddings'
resolutions"
The Akron Summit Coz Beocon Publishes the
following, which also serves 10 place Nj Vim
ton in his true position
Mr. Vinton's argument IN vlndication Of the
nights Of Ohio to jurisdiction over the left bank
Of the Ohio River, up to low water mark and
III defence Of Peter VI. Garner and Others who were
arrested and imprisoned by Virginia on charge OF
abductng certain Slaves, will stand enduring
monument of his legal acumen and satesman-hke
ability We have just re-perused 1t with great plea
sure after the lapse of years. since its delivery.
Will be recOected that Mr.. v was selected by Gov
Mordecai Barley iii 1915. for the performance OF
this duty. The trial was had before the General
Court OF Virginia, at Richmond. IN Dec. 1919 Car
ner and ms associates were accused with rendering
assistance 10 some runaway slaves who landed near
Marietta IN sklf which they had seized 10 aid them
in their flight. They were arrested by some Virgin
ians who had been lying ambush on the Ono side
When thus arrested they were assisting the runa-
ways TO lift their baggage from the boat Mr. Vlnon
successfully prosecuted the case In the Virginia
Courts establishing beyond controversy IN all time
To come, the right Of Ohio TO jurisdiction down 10
low water mark. Garner and his associates having
been arrested on tins side of low water mark, they
were not amenable to Virginia and she was finally
cOnstralnedt TO release them.
WIscoNsIN.-A. ID. Smith, Asahel Finch
and Levi IIubbell, are candidates for the Judgeshp
ofthe Supreme Court in the Milwaukee District
- CoNsIsrENcY.-The Rochester Advertiser
which our readers are aware supported Van Blu
rem and Adams IN 1913, now apologies for the
most extreme politicians ofthe Southern Rights
school In its issue of the nth inst there is
laborious defense of Vice President Kings re-
creantletter committing himself to the Dlsunion
State Rights party, of Alabama, in which he
announces his intention to advocate a repeal of
the law for the Abolition of the Slave Trade in
the District of Columbia. King is also for
partition of California into Slave and Free
State, and thinks Congress should guarantee
protection to the institution in the new States and
elsewhere These are the sort Of compromises
King fayors, which surely was not Democratic
Republicanism in 1913 The Rochester Adler
tissr is certainly very consistent paper.