New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

a. me rrnntry a. ..art ni faa I.mLnT.fis priay,
ples, and there wac 10 escape from it. If k,bsa.
had been admitted under the Crtfndeo. MONTGOMERY
amendment it is very we'll known that she would have
two Republican Senators.
Al be asked was, that when State ca ms here pro-
fessirg to be free, With two Democratic Sen.tors to
seive during the next Presidential term there be
ted out tc her the rame rule applied to an.
sas, and not adopt rule for the admission of n
Democratic State and another for the aiission Of
Republican State
This is the true secret on the question He indi-
Gated his opposition and said he would not by voting
;vr nei Admission under it, give vitality to the Died
Scott decision.
Mr.. STEPHENS (G;a.) was glad he had an oppor,u.
nifty OF showing the utter groundesess Of the cnarge
made against the Democratic party last Winter, tba.
tnat parry apphed one rule OF admission IN case
md different one i'll another.
lie 'sid that the people Of Oregon could Justly lay
claim IN a, 'nission under previous ordinances and
compacts II the Republicans mad believed that their
oppoDe eLts he'd done wrong III regard to Kansas why
should they attempt to pnrsne a s,unaf course ana
keep Free State out Of the Union Two 8f0nsS DO
lot make right.
Gentlemen on the Republican side had found faIlt
with the Oregon Constitution, because it excludes
free negroes and mnlattoes and ignores them 10 the
Courts but the political friends OF these very gentle
men framed the Topeka Constitution, which makes
a similar provision. He answered various objections
which have been made 70 the Oregon Constitution.
He eloqueuty alluded TO the progress, glory and
prosperity Of the country cOncluiing with patriotic
remarks which were loudly appiauded, especially by
members.
The SPEAKER reminded them tha. their own iense
Of prop1tty ought to preclude such demonstrations,
Mr.. GROW Pa offered substitute for the bill
defining the boundaries Of Oregon aud Ksnsas snd
authorizing the citizens Of the United States, who
legal voters resident iu each Territory to take she
ssary steps for the establishment of State Govern
ment the respective Constitutions to be subject to the
approval and ratification Of the people.
NJ A II l Yafs o. pn|-
which the Speaker sustained ruling QUIT the substitute
Mr.. GROW appealed from The decision.
Mr.. STEPHENS moved to lay the appeal on the
table.
Decided in the sffirinstive-l36 against g.
Mr.. GROW then offered an amendment tor the re-
peal Of the prohbCry clause in the Kansas Compro.
mise bill, which the Speaker ruled out Of order.
MI DAVIS (Ind moved that the bill be recommt-
ted to the Committee Territories with instructions
to adj another section, repeating the prohbtory clause
Of the Kansas BILL and providing thst Oregon shall
not be admitted until 1t has been ascertaned by a
that the population is enough for one represen
tave in Congress,
The SPEAKER decided the amendment to be out Of
order.
Mr. DAVIS appealed from the decision.
On motion of MIR. ENGLISH (Ind.j the appeal was
tabled 1lS against %
Mr. HILL (Ga offered an amendment to the first
section of the b defining the boundaries Of Oregon,
and requiring the sscerta'nmen, by census IT there
sufficient population for one representative IN Con-
gTes0, preliminary to admission Rejected--53 against
MIR. MAYNARD's Tenn amendment, requiring
population, above, and American citizenship, was
rejected.
Mr. WASHBURN nl.) moved to table the whole
subject. Disagreed to--9i against l2l.
Mr.. MARSHALL (Ky.) submitted an amendment,
providing for admission on census sscertalnment,
taken by order Of the Governor tnat there s sucent
population, and that in ts fundamental condition the
suffrage clause of the Constitution shall not be con-
strued to authoIse persons of foreign blrth and not
naturazed TO vote for Members of the House OF Re-
preventative Of the United States the people OF Ore
gen asserting this, the State is to be admitted by
proclamation OF the President.
Rejected Is against lS9.
MIR. BINGHAM Ohio, offered a substitute for the
bill declaring that the Constitution OF Oregon does not
conform to the Constitution and laws OF the United
States and submitting the question OF admission TO
the peope if the question is decided in favor OF im-
mediate admission the State IS to have one Repre-
sentative until the next Congressional apportonment
of said State.
Rejected by 81 against l'2.
Ths question was taken on the preamble to the
"Whereae, the people of Oregon having for ned,
ratified and adopted Constitution and State Govern
reut which s Republican in fO'm and in conformity
with the Constitution of the United States, and have
applied for admission into the Union on al equal FOOT
ing with the original States; therefore, resolved, NC.
Agreed to by ll3 against 10.
IRE bill was then passed, precisely as II came rom
the Senate, by ia against lU3.
The following are the Yeas and Nays;
YEAs-Messr, A5rsn. Ali, Arnold, Atkins, Avery barks
dale Bsr Blinghurst Bocock Bowie Branch ssIaett Burns
Caruthen Case Caske CayanAush Chapman Csik tmo.l'
CTssn Craig MOI Crage IN C) Curtis Davidson Davis
(Ino Davis (Mi"l Dewst Dimmics Eanan'Sn, L,hos
GIsss GroesSeck H. ohO h.ch HawkiOs Hodges Hop
sH hIS s:1 hgsDs: sBe: ksos kIss
Lawrence Lerdy Leste eehst Ma'isy mshGO1 & Ss
Narsha (lL) Mason mier Monts nioi VA phir,
scI Nichols Pende.On Petit feyt'n fnslp SMo Rn,sa
g.otfS j.
ton Smith Cl5 Smith Tenn Stephens s'sPh.n,on Stew s
SMd TssOt sS. SsTIss WSi;ei WhseIey wnsiow Wood
Woi,endyss, Wright (Ga) Wright (Tennl-lt. p,,h.,,
NAiS.M,sss Abbott Andress blns9am, na" Rnrya"S5,
Cbssee Csik Conn., Clark (J. Csw:on Cobb ClsIh o.
cochra1e C6ssiOIS GSy pa. D d a. pss
Pnton Gdsnas Gilmsn, Glner Gooeh, Goodwin GlsnseI
Grow Hail (M.s) Harlan Hs.in fin noIa, In Love.
h9wrS Ss% hsi M..ds Ky M.t,e.oa M M.on
s. Moore Morssn Mo Morris Penn so,.s 'Msne Mo-
po,te Pnrviapce Rcsud Richie Robbins Robert. Royce
Scales Shaw ~. Sherman IN Y shoeI, sa'a r. @ :,
Spinner stslworth stsToo s'swsi, v ean d W.onSs
Wsdrop, Wsl,on Wssheurne Wis lW..hbuIne (ihb WASH
burne (MaiDe) Wilson, woodson, ZolicoHeI-.Vo, ;,h ~
The announce Inent of the result ws greeted WIN ap
plause. , ,r,,nurxc ,.o, a. 4,
Amid much confusion, Mr.. STEPHENS mo'ei tha'
.h ntatiye from Oregon be admitted To- Sc at
Mr. PHELPS, (Mo) iueffrctaally moves that
the House go into Committee of the Whole, Tor the
purpose Of affordiDg genlemen an opportunity 10 H.
dulge in genera! debate. Adjourned.
CosRrcrIoS-In the United States Senate report
published on Saturday mornin. the closing remarks
and ame nament offered by Mr.. Doolittle We're mad
verteptly put to tie credit of Mr.. Benjanin.
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.