New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

tbs crasert contin1e one Territory wIIHo0r ANY RE-
gTRICTIoN as TO SLAVERY.
A,obsr of these res buttons referred 10 California
Fcot4 - Mssesip' moved t, refer 'heS, res)u ion.
In ,,hers 20 a Sterisl e mWittse of thrt Gu Mr.
Ham H. anxious 10 admit the Fres State Of Calf ,rnia
into the Union with ]ut ssso"aung 1t with the question
connected with Ne = Mexico, Utan the Texas Jound4
w ard the Fugitive Slave Odl moved that nothtng
n this fe5oudon sh al be ocnptruet 70 authorize he
sst Committee 90 take iliO lttera ion auy tai 1,
T.s,ee 20 ihs Admission OF CaOrnia iato tho Uaou"
Benton W,bster, d tleif associates voted for Han
Illus motion; john Bt vottd Wih me ultra meu of
his seciou,' sgsiigt de notion. He and his Pro-
Slavery friends wanted keep Free CAforuia 10 their
bards 20 win concession, tu Slavery. Walker mo ed
to except 50 much Of the lat propos to re-
ferred 10 the Coum'tee by Fpotss resolution a. re.
hates &c the Teeapurs of fugvss from lsbor aud J0hu
Bel voted with the ultra Southern men against the
motion; Hamlin Davis, and others voted for II.
The Committee of Thu teen, Of which Johu Bell WAS
member, reported series OF measures knO the
Compromise Measures of 1850; the admission Of Cab
foTua-the suppression of the Slave trade--tne Texas
Boundary bii-the organic ''iou Of the Territories of
Utah a. a New Mexico without the exclusion Of Slav
cry, and the Fugitive Slave bil
When thete blis were under consideration, amend
mens proposed, involving issoes oct seen Free
dom and Slavery Where ttoOd John Il Ill these
queetiousi Was he vi b the Slave proyaE4 .dsts or
with the friends OF Freedom 7 ihe . record, wilt
show whether he stood WITH Roman hrmnsss" " ia
opposition the ultra men of HIS ctiJn, whether
be enrolled his name with the eXpoIents Of the senti-
mente and opinions Of the fIieods of freedom.
Mr. Turney of Tennessee, moved 10 limit the south
boundary Of California 10 SO deg 80 mid; and u
extend the Missouri CoWpromi,e t. he Pacific This
YVES motion aimed AT ilfornl4 aud iG the interests
Of Slavery, and John Bell voted for IT,
Mr. Turney again moved tho limitation of the south.
ern boundary OF ao'ni TO SO deg 80 min his object
being 20 get Slavery into sOutherO California and tnis
proposition received the vote of Jo1u Bell.
Mir. Davis Of Mississippi moved th 1t all laws and
ussges existing 10 said Territories Interfering with any
spec1es of property, be declared Du asd void. Tnis
wss motion 10 aorUgate the laws u Mexico proho-
fasn tfaf. Ns.fr HaTtNr of
Slaves into the vast terri oiy acqui cd of 20
and it received the vote OF John Bell A.ohison Fooe
SOnie, Mason, AID treir pro.Slasefy coupe5r, while
Benton, Cass Hanlin, Chase, ami our 8n ID avis
voted against It,
MIR. Davis of Miss, moved - that nothing herein
Contained shall DC construed % said Ter
ritoTia Legislature from passing such may be
~ jor the protection Of nights Of pOp-ry Of
every klud when may nave been may De he eater
oohOrmaby 20 The stitudon aud ,ws Of the United
States held In introduced intO, said IerrOry. MIR.
Davis prefaCed this proviso with REMARKS decar
g his object 10 DO 20 assert the Gu OF the Govern
meut 10 protect Slavery.
Mr. Chase moved THAT Dohiog herein contained
shall be construed as authorizing per0ittiOg the ia
PRODUCTION Of Slavery aud MI. Is II vOt-d No.
While this anne ndnIent of Nc Davis WAS pending,
MIR. Bel advocated 1t i'll oId7r that the principles Of
the Constitution night Do left TO the iu AID fair
operation" and that tie ,uth nigh LOOK with some
confidence 70 the prot, lOn Of slave Oprrty la this
Territory through the Courts OF tue OnIIed Sta0es
John Bell voted ayaiLs, an ameudlUeu one cd 10 the
bill by Mr. Baldwin deola ing that tue Me kic Al laws
prohibiting Slavery should be and III force
sslo TerIItOrs they h ud altered OF repealed
by Congress" He vord az hnst the amendment
offered 10y Mir. Seward, thai neltuer Slavery
voluntary serviude, otherwise than Tor conviction for
crime shsll be allowed III either of said Terro
res OF UI&h and Ne Mexico lie voted also IN
favor CT an amendment Uhsied by Mf. Berr,en Of
Georgia DIVIDING against pa5ss &c Of auy Terrific
rial law es abllsnipg proDloidng Slavery" Mr..
Cbaie moved that there sh Jud be petner avery nor
involuntary seryitude in the Territories Of Utan and
a-MaXlCO and John Bell Ia Al
pent.
In giving these votes on the organization Of the Ter
rteres Jenn Bel accepted ali the doctrines Of tls Ca'
hcun school, and bUktd his naue lndssoIuoy Win the
champions Of Slavery PrOpagaodsm.
FUGITIVE SLAVE BILL.
When the FugitI,e aye bill pending Mt Day.
ton moved "a amendment prepared oy Mr. eoster
before he Left the Senate granting to captured iuguvts
the right of Tn by jury aud john BELL VOteI AGAINST
giving the bOnOmeH a jlfy uia. Weps'er dre 4" tuis
amendment and Winthrop voted Tor IT, out J0hn bel,
ygbt se record Stevenson tels Is without blot en-
rolled his name ith the ultra OF ms seeu N against
this measure Of Justice and humanity
Our Q Ii Seua.,I, No. Winthrop, moved TO grant 70
fuRniye slaves right 20 the writ OF oaOeas .OrPus
aIo Johp Bell voted az alust that. VIII j. Taomas
Stevenson tell the ieOpie VI Mass acnusee oIe II no
q bios Oh thai record Of Johs Sch az Alust allow
ing to fellow being claimed as b1ndsmah The great
SSr. Davis Of Massachusetts moved TO amend the
Enshiy Slave BIZ by making II tbs DUTY ot DISTINCT
ATTORNEYS, whenever any mariuer OF lSe cooleu per
nv, aIsl DO imprisoned wI.Lout any alleged crlme 10
hing apob UeTs n by Wit OF h4Deas corpus before
nv Inc. ~ tie District CJurs OF the Uuted States
VINO shall INQUIRE whether he 10 legally held ana,
rot 70 discharge mr. WiInrop aud Dag ton yoyod
for the amendment; jon oeH No'eu WV 80,
Sonic and Jefferson Davis vo tea against lie les Ionn
Bell, Of Roman hfmness,' Aad nv 80 49,"
this amendment by John D@'s Ior .no
ton Of the free colored men of Mara cnoset'S So,
South Carolina prisons charged win no 80
the crime OF having skiG Lot cOlored hh Ipt
II there no /" blot upon that recOIdT' "in 80 80;
pba,ic Stevenson the solemn Ito sail, tie Pla'o
Ailard, answer "a ascsne
of any fugitive neld in custody, whether VIA, win "
without his consent for the full value OF sad tdS IN
Han lin DAYTON and NILthrOpv ed against this 3, -
gent proposition; bat tohu Bell would darker eV, ."
the Fugitive Save Act of 1850, for which ne vOte1,
after having voted agar ct every humane enOrt u
make il lsss aOhoIreGt 10 mankind.
SUPPRESSION OF THE SLAVE TRADE.
On the bill to suppress the slave trade which had
locg darkened and polluted tue Daions Capol, John
Bel united with the ultra Shareholders OF the SOdtu-
with Blu Ter Scale Jefferson DAVIS aud their cOnfed-
crates and voted against il. JOhn DAVIS Wlaturop,
Benton and others voted for that acc OF hn nanity
Humanity the national character common deceney,
demanded the suppression OF that Infamous lralnc 10
the District of Columbia, but John Bell tue statesman
whom the Christian people Of Massachusetts are
yauntDRly told, has "Tecord without blot aud
for whom they asked 20 vote, 10 " ooat Lincoln,
had 10 vote 10 give fer Inc azure which would sup
press that revolving Traffic IN the souls aud OONeS Vi
neD.
sIsyFRY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
In iAjO John Bell voted for PrAtts motion TO con-
scfI The bill for entciLg slaves 10 escay e from the
District of Columbia. Benton, Caes DAVE, uannh'
a,d others voted agaiLs. H. JOnn Bell voted W lm-
sn snv free p,reou ~hp shOuio harOor any slave or
syss With the intent 10 sstlsf him, her or them TO
ecsns from service 10 the Distinct OF COlun6la Id Tue
psniteniiary for term not eXcteedipB nVe years;