New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31
sNtn 0tItalts 1allp Grssfeld.
MONDAY MORNING, DEoFMBER 81, 1850.
Nh. cpTrrsaNnEN.s COMPROMISE.

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EDS nexf Rfopositlon "a III 1fle'snael VS. Z
Constitutional amendment that congress shalt NOT
have me power 70 abolish slavery III the DISTRICT OF
Columbia, as long y the Institution exiatsln either
Maryland or Virginia nor 70 9 ooiish 7 ~ the uock
yards and arsenals, Or other places within its Iurls
/ dictions in the Soaethe11a States
l7tis aoas roied against y eve''y black eottotl-
cza oa kss Committee the unayoldae ole inference
i that that party Is in dvo' OF abolishng slavery
" the District u Columbia and in the navy yards
cf tho country, even in the bosom Of tho Southern
States
Mr. Crittenden thea proposed that me fugitive
slave law shall BE- declared, BY an at Of Congress-
to be constitutional actin pursuance OF an ex-
press provision " the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 be
Constitutional by the Supreme Courf-and that the
Southern States az entitled 20 nave me law faith
fully and fairly executed.
27sis proposition aae Rfacs; I1epioltcdas q ne
committee goted dotvn
They voted II down, too, after Dir. Crlttenden
had proposed TO amend the Dill by striking ont
sens OF its features, which the biack Repuplicaus
have heretofore complained oi, and which they |
have used rs pretextfor refusing 70 execute the
lew.
Then be proposed that that provision in the Con
stitution, giving three-fifths representation to
slaves should be declared 10 DO unalterable
This aeds also uoted dowa The Inference is /
that as sooa % the Black Republicans have power
enough 70 do # they VIII strike out that clause
from the Constitution altogether, and deny OIL rep
rssentation Of slaves IN Congress
He further proposed that the clause Of the Con