New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

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. ,...s lsnrhlctl 80, I.c, se,,t,r
te,Ssa's the Sonsor MT O. lor's,,h 'I' Wv ubal
i's ess ~ ec,l,re hm uot TO tsh'en ihen. s "a
s,gtv, h"' ee tls n,ee,urc H. would continue Tor
- NAV 20 ~. i 10 30 a. be bad always h,rco.oro dan5
"S, 81 he rrccr attn ct The soG wSaii
r'oNsS w. ,r ,io an as, ,l5r,ous 60 uo 'h'ois,'
wv 60 the ecnsih' t'rs o. ~ Ilvssy.
~ " ,,,ttsn NJ tho country. In his N.Nt' nc 80 '.h
wNV /, r,,sctvo iht Viinc,po' oi the WIZ f-''y' -
tcoSt, ~ t,,,,,o IN Know were rn' vi such nlNGl
te t,r,t a. She State as thcN wo'' T., Nv ;S, la
~, ssro this because shat the whH1 ,;,n M the
tsreeS" snS .,rt,cr Uc would permit NJ AJAX W.
N.t.Vtu,icus cf his section Az a. ,h,r rgbts nni
az. n, las entitled 81. Ihe SCUM S md I, the
ss, =, ,ul3 maintain thom at ell h,4" 80 ms,o,~;
krc"'NA' " Va" nd pcv,r approved OF inc hlssoIu
<,,,r,,nis, but rs 70 he'll been e9 u,o Iii s,ch limo
r,sla have submitted to me eaa"' ,nn inlnce the
- T'"u.e ,l h /, would not do to INVOKE
49, s srr,ci The names OF tho huus..lius ~,
- 80 ,sa< In its es,shlishmont Il Wou'I no, 90 ~
reN " - ~, Uerc driven 20 IT. adoption by biOoIy
WIZ ~ s,rtaiiris,n lsuoring tho dead aud respecting
s'S r,,r;rs row when called upon 10 ect he WouN
~ -, q. his duty should require HINT 90 lhe I'
tsNe" ,.,i,rcd treaties the supreme law OF the iand
% re- treriy With France in which Louisiana was cedsl
20 United States, Il was expressly sfu,a'ea rl''s laY
,A,e should y, forever projected IN thci' property
49, th,n existed there and by treaty was protected
-. C,mrsruse therefore, was an express N2lauon OF
t,sit with France. and was utterly void lie ergrGu
,tsc legislation Of 1850 was inconsssSn IN pm o
u.s. -, Missouri COMPROMISE Al tho South a'kc1 was
% ;eec and thew could not refuse to accept that Jus
~ whom tCrdcrCd by the NORTH
~ ''.-.,;,n ,,enainr was on Mr. CHASE motion to
~ W. ~ Tho iVh section the words declaring MISSOURI
S,,rronise nc superseded by principles oi avs OF co.
M CASS-How will the section read with 'hese "oruS
~ Mr. BApGEE-It will be a repeal with no reason
gwen. ,- -, g.. ,ho voos and NAYS on the
'u Sri"rcd snd vote takcn-resuted as follows
was Mear. Allen c,,. Cb,.e Everett, Fish Foot Hamln
sAS$-Mes, Adams t'ehson Bods,I bsyard Beil Fern
sa krse hr'essss, hS,sS CO. Hor,;SS Honier
Sr Iear MaS Ms.os ES5Iii r. Sebastian Shields
Nj WADE moved to strike out all Of the bin, AM in
at the one IL last Session.
The CHAIR ruled It out Of order at present as one sub
M pOUGf,AS moved to strike out the words which
"a SUPERSEDED by aad insert (Which is inconsistent
ASSsoi5 he would vote for this amendment lie
MD not vote for the words declaring the supersedure
1t required act of Congress to erect snpraGGo Vi
law II clearly proper to say inconse' , VIII ooro
Mr. BADGER contended the two phrases were el'a'
A" NJ - bass replied-and Mr.. BADGER rejoined.
Cir CASS-f would much rather say at once ahat ,no
N;sorri COMPROMISE is unconstitutional ana t5Ieloio
,ou,d r-efer saving 50 directly, IN so many words
MIR DOUGLAS said, that by to morrow ne hoPet ,ley
ouId agree uon the proper words to express "ha ny
sl meant. Ii no one else des!feu 10 SFe"A " i''''
Uonld say q few words. , ,., -. ,
Mr. STUART said he would vote for The hhI' 9u' ne
dd NOT believe the Missouri Compromise superseded oyt
thoncb Il was clearly inconsistent with tie act OF o10
usssrs CASS BADGER and STEWART continued
IRE debate until after o'clock, rs TO whetner here wa
or was not any difference in the distinction between 'h1
two phrases The bill was postponed
The bill regulating the Senate Contingent tund va
reurned from the House that body insisting on one oil III
amendments. 80 90 1870. ~,
Mr. BADGER hoped not. Moved an adjournment
hiCh was agreed to-