New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13
CONVERSATIONAL.

the Secretary Of the Interior in response resolution
for information respecting certain balances due thu
st. Regis Indians Of NewYork.
dr Davis presented the resolutions of the Legislator,
OF asking approximations to remove Oh ia
cies IN certain harbors Of that State. -....
Mr. Davis nlso presented the memorials OF merchants
and shp-owners Of NewYork and Boston praying that
Congress would establish more lines Of steamers be.
such policy injurious to the private commercial
marine. -,-..i .. o.. b. Dr.. "
Mr.. Weller offered resolution. which agreed to-
calling for copies of all contracts made for the construction
OF lighthouses on the Pacific. ..
resolution directing inquiry into the proprety Of
ncrrasng the salary Of the u s. District Judge Of Yer
Il mint way adopted T-'
The oirt resolutions upon the subject of nonnterven-
II zion taken and motion of Mr.. Mason were
postponed ill tomorrow. E-- 't7
bill to remedy the defects of the imperfect census
returns from California. was taken up.
According to the present returns California loses
member, and South Carolina gets one for fraction
Mr. Geyer moved an amendment allowing South Caro-
lima member for the fraction and gives California
n Messrs. Bradbury. Badger, Geyer Gwin and Seward
advocated the amendment and Messrs Pratt Downs Hale
and Davis opposed and without taking the Question
! the Senate adjourned. g- /
4 HounE The Compromise Meas,res-Tbe Speaker an
nounced the first business in order following
solution of Mr. Jackson Of Georgia, offered two weeks
ago and on which the previous question had been
namely a..s
Rsoped That recognize tho binding efficacy Of the
compromises of the Constitution and believe be the
intention Of the people generally hereby declare it
to be ours individually to abide such compromises.
to sustain the laws necessary carry them outhe pro-
vision for the delivery fugitive slaves the act of the
last Congress for that purpose included-and that
deprecate all further agitation of questions growing
OF That provision OF the questions embraced in the acts
of the last Congress known the Compromise and of
questions generally connected with the institution Of
slavery. as unnecessary, useless and dangerous.
After some desultory debate the following amendment
as proposed by Mr. Hiyer was read for information:
Reoved That the series of acts passed during the first
session Of the thirtyrt Congress known the Compro
ent settlement of the questions therein embraced and
should be maintained and executed as such
THE following resolutions by Mr.. stanly were then
read ~ GG.'. .s.5'. l.t}-e
"Reolred That the s.res of acts passed during the first
session of the hryhrs Congress known the Compro-
settlement Of the questions therein embraced and should
be maintained and executed es such.n
This resolution the offered by Mr. Polk In the
democratic caucus and laid upon the tablet
Resolred That regard the series Of acts known
the Adjustment measures forming in their mutual de-
most concatory and the best for the entire country that
could be obtained from conflicting sectional interests and
opinions and that therefore they ought to be adhered
and carried into faithful execution. final settlement
in principle and substance Of the dangerous and exciting
subjects which they embrace.''
Resolved That regard the series of measures passed
at the hry-frs Congress, commonly called the Compro-
mise measures settlement of the questions involved
therein, and will abide by them permanent adjust
ment Of the sectional controversy and do hereby declare
that good faith and patriotic regard for the interests of
should be strictly maintained and honestly
cuted, ri srt5T .aas. tr -I.--
Resoed That any act of Congress aboshjpr slavery
the District of Columbia. without the petition and
sent of the thereof any act aboshng slavery
places within the slavehodng States purchased by
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dock yards navy yards, and other like purposes any
suppressng the slave trade between the aveholdng
States any refusal to admit State any Territory
hereafter applying because of the existence of slavery
therein Tor because Of its prohibition erei) any
prohibiting the introduction of slaves into New Mexico
Utah, Tor any act dopng The introduction Of sares
New Merco on Uta or any act repeating materially
modifying the laws in force for the recovery of fug-
tive slaves Tor any act resang The lac 10 suppress The Stare
trade tn the District n Coumba) and all agitation which
for Its purpose any of the above named objects will be
in violation of the provisions the said of adj
justment and be regarded the
OF the country destructive Of the peace Of the
which now link together the various parts''
THE last two resolutions, believe, were those Mr.
Johnson Of Arkansas offered and tabled in democratic
tions Of Mr. Sany and the few concluding words quoted
taken from the Farewell Address of Washington
motion was made to adjourn which was decided in
adoption of Mr. Jakson resolution which was carried
by a vote Of 10l to 81, as follows
peas--Messrs. Willis Allen, VIM, Appleton, T Ii. Bay
Bocoek Bowie, Bragg, Breckenridge, Brooks Albert
G. Brown Bnsby y. Darlington; cabe caskie, Clark,
ham, Edmundson. Ewing. Faulkner Ficklin Fitch Flor
ence Freeman. Thos D. Fuller, Gamble Gentry. Cor
man, Grey, Hall, Hamilton: Hammond, Hart Haws Ha-
ven, Hendricks. Hem. Hibbard Hiyer Houston. How
ard Ingersoll Jackson. Andrew Johnson James johnson
George W Jones Kuriz Landry, Letcher Lockhart Ed
, McCorkle Mcdonald McMullen, Meade, Miller, John
Moore, Morehead Murray. Nabers Outlaw, Samuel W
Riddle. Robbins, r Robinson Ross, Savage, schermer-
U horn, ScuTy. David L. Seymour, Origen s. Seymour
smith, Frederick T. Stanton Richard IL. Stanton Abra-
ham P. Stevens Stone. St Martin sroher Stuart suh
erland George W Thompson yenable Walsh Ward
Watkins Addison White Alexander White, Wilcox, ant
i Nilliams-101.
Nays-sIessrs Aiken, Allison Ashe Averett. David ]
Bailey Barrere, Bartlett ir Brenton George II Brown
Buell.. Joseph Gable. Lewis D. Campbell. Thompson Camp
bell, Chapman. Cngman Conger. Dean Doty Durkee
Eastman, Edgenon. Floyd, Fowler. Gaylord Goodenow
Goodrich, Crow Harper, Holiday, Itorsford Thomas
Howe Ives. jenkins. John Johnson Daniel I. Jones
Preston King, Cuhns, Mann Mcqueen. Meacham Mill
son, Miner, Molony. Newton. Orr, Pennman. Perkins
Powell Rantoul r Sackett, Schoocraft Scudder. Smart
Benjamin Stanton, Straton Sweetser. Benjamin Thomp-
sou, Tuck Walbridge Wallace. Washburn jr., Wells
Woodward and Yates-G4.
Another motion was made to adjourn but it was not
agreed to.
The question then taken the adoption of Mr.
cded in the acknowledgements 100 nays 65-as follows
Yeas-Messrs Willis Allen William Appleton Thomas
Busby. Darlington Cabell Chandler Clark Cobb Cur
It's. John G Davis, Dawson, Dean Dockery Durham Ed
mndson Ewing Faulkner Ficklin Fitch Florence Free
man. Thomas j D Fuller. Gamble. Gentry German. Grey
Hail. Hamilton Hammond. Hart. Haws Haven. Hen
bricks, Hem, ibbard Hlyer Houston. Howard Tnger-
soil. Jackson, Andrew Johnson James Johnson George
W Jones Kuhps Kurtz. Landry Letcher. Lockhart. Ed
ward G. Marshall. Humphrey Marshall. Martin, Mason
Morehead Murray Nabers OUTLAW. samuel W Parker
peaslee Penn. Polk Porter Price Richardson. Riddle
Robbins r Robinson Ross Savage schermerhorn Sour
ry, David L. Seymour, Orgen S Seymour. Smith. Stanly
Frederick P. Stanton Richard IL Stanton, Abraham
Stevens, Stone St Martin strother Stuart Sutherland
George W. Thompson. Walsh. Ward, Watkins Addison
White, Alexander White, Wilcox Williams, and Yates
100.
Nqys-Messrs Aiken Allison. Ashe, Ayerett, D j. BAL
ley Barrerc Bartlett r Bocock Bragg Breuton, Buell.
Jos Gable, Lewis D Campbell, Thompson Campbell Gas
kie, Chapman, Cingman conger, Daniel Doty. Durkee
Eastman, Edgerton, Floyd. Fowler Gaylord Goodonow
Goodrich, Grow Harper Holiaday, Horsford Thom;s
Howe Ives jenkins John Johnson Daniel T. Jones Pres
ton King, Mann, Mcqueen, Meacham, Meade, Mison
Miner, Moony, Newton, Orr Pennman, Perkins, Porter
iantoul r Sackett, Schoocrat Scuddcr Smart, Bcnja
min Stanton. Sweetser Benjamin Thompson, Tuck Ven
able Walbridge, Wallace, Washburn, jr, Wells anC
WoodwardT-65. A.t -
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