New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22

theu shall rec ht-the object Of the bill being to
Get Slavery into the Territories. and then de-
dire and have il adjulged Of right there under
fac Federal Constitut.on;) 6. No; to grant public
sads therein in limited quautites 70 actual settlers
(or tLat would attrsci free woTknsnen who are not
sold q. the aucticr-block, and who would naturally
vote searst tie introduction Of ehattel worAingnsa
e. compete With them); MOTTO postpone tie taking
eject Of It's bill Until tie Indan t.sle to the lands IN
the Tcrri.orcs L crertes shall have been duly exn-
ouished: E. Not 20 give the Territorial Legislature
express power 70 establish or exclude Slavery be-
cause Il i would imply that Slavery has NJ legal rsht
20 Le there VI ii and unless es.abl he'd by Law" AID
g. Hot 10 dec..-e that irse Territories shall be admit
tea 81 sistes without slavery. Having thus done up
Pretty tLorouah days work ior the siave-breeder'
the Committee rose aid the House adjourned st
3P.M.
We arpreheni concerted effort tonight or to-
morrow 70 take the bill out Of Committee and pat il
IN It's third reading: and we trust its alyersares-
ticse WHO ere IN earnestwil make gallaa. and pro-
trscted .sistspce 10 this step There arc at least
fifty more amendments to the bill that ought to be
propoied snd discussed before q motion - rise AMI
report can Re properly in order. The original nj
nority in favor Of the BILL which has been transformed
tv tie most corrupt use Of Executive promises ani
patronage into al uDreasoning and despotic majority
bas nov the bill under lis cont:o and can ultimately
do with il g. il shall see fit There is therefore no
longer an excuse for tramPliDg on the right OF .
minority 10 propose amendments and have them con
sder.d and suy attempt TO usurp power or clrtail
freedom should be resisted to the las. gssp.
ElTecialy have tie opponents Of the bill right to
have the Yeas and Nays recorded al their proposed
smondments. and this should be firmly insisted on.
Tie votes in Committee OF the Whole are taken by
..Iasspg between the tellers'-that is, b. the
friends Of be proposed amendment first, next lis adj
versaries passing tRo ind two between two Members
dofer;ted by the Speaker for telers, who count the
number on each side respectively and report the re-
fult TO the Chairman. This only determines how
msry fre On one side and how many on tn, other,
but gives 10 clue 10 the Of those voting on one
side IT the other. But, whenever the House comes
cut of Committee md turns 70 considering in regular
session The report Of said Committee vote must be
taken OF each amendment pied in Committee, AMI
II il the rch. Of any Member to call for vote on any
emerdmout proposed and rejected n Committee Let
lis l.vc The Yeas and Nays then on each amendment
vo.ed upon in Committee. SO that the Country may
know WHO voted DOWN every proposition 10 vest a
real soyerenty in the People of the Territories and
Il M cradle them really 20 deal with the subject OF
slavery ~ to them shall seem good The right to
ascert in III is uraucstcnoble: iTs exercise only
BE- prevented by nrkcdfyrenny and brute force; anl
Should it be seriously attempted, every Member OPP
rosed to the bill should abandon the Hall and leave
tie House without quorum.