New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01
Nsu OrIsaas 4ailp Grsstend.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE /, 1860.
aINrEnvENTIoN, J, In THE SENATE


"1NTERNENTIOS' 4 In THE sENATE.
Tho reao,nt;ons af Senator Davis of Missisgippi.
,o,o -, IN tba senate ~ +be JTn;ted States a few
davs aeo. and were finally disposed of. These
resolutions. as il already known, related to the
subject of slavery in the Territories, and were
hrouoht forward with a view of fixing and set
tIina. If possible. the Democratic creed on this
yexed question.
When the resolutions came up Mr. Brown or
Mjssissippi. offered an amendment declaring that
the immediate Intervention of Congress- was needed
for the protection of slavery in the Territories
Mr.. Brown has been the sturdy champion Of this
doctrine ever since the opening of the session, and
has fought for it with ability and persistency. But
he met with Indifferent success-only five votes
being recorded in the affirmative. These five
were those of Messrs. Brown, Hale, Iyerson,
Johnson Of Arkansas and Yulee. Why Hale,
who il n nest;lent Freesoiler. voted for the amend
at ,,r,ass ;ndaad IL
meht 10 sonielhne oi y.unioss ,nuooe ne
did It BY way OF joke Hale afiects TO pc Q wag.
Tf he did IL in earnest, it is another proof OF the
trntb or The old SAVING that extremes freauently
m.et. - v .e
Mr.. Collamer, OF Vermont, then onered an
amendment that no intervention by Congress
would ece. be required. The Senate had Just
decided that no Intervention was needed at the
present time hut they were not willing to 70 to
the extent Of saving the necessity for it would
not arise in the futnre. Accordingly. Collamer's
| amendnoant WOO dafeate5 hv 4 marty votel-six-
taon ploct pannI,l;cans voting in tho affirmative
.nd .tbrea ~ tba c,pnoson IN the neoatiye.
| Mr. rl;ncman of Nortb carolina then offered a
,oso,nt;or t,,t ND nocossitv NOW ax;sts for Com
,,ra.,;o,aI ;,,or,,ent;on Th;s annasra tn he a re
Sorse nronosit;on 81 that If Mr. Brown-bpt al
.,aroh pro,,,,s or,ondnent ,ecaived on,v five
yot an f,,;ngman,s resolution
ae,,....s - throa We connot roconc;,e
a'iounseo W '"ensy M oA -. !,
tins discrepancy. But as pate OF ING poil'ical
record of the times, and for the purpose OF show
| ing how Southern Senators stand upon this ques-
| -, = 5..,,a f r,,.rass - ,,ra+act sIayary
M .on Vi 'ne po"ei Vi sons' 'esS ~ rio'oss r.s as
ID the Ierfltories, We appeha ene issoi yeas ahu
| nays upon the proposition:
4 Yeas: Messrs. Bingham, Bragg, chandler, Big
ial ,. otss uia1, nol'iIa; Mara,i u1a Iobn.
4 aon IL Tennessee Kennedy. Latham. Polk. Pugh
Simmons, Ten Eyck, Toombs, Trumbu, Wade and
| WILSON,.
~ 51, nsvi E;{znatr;cI 3rean Hammond
/ Hunter iyerson. Lane. Mallory. Mason. Nichol-
son, Pearce, Powell, Rice, salisbury Sebastian
Sldeii, W lgiali aHN luiee-1o.
80 ehngmans resoiutoh was passea-anu 'lle
senate mas 1nefeioie eApiesseu .'' opiA'oA' -
formal resoiution .hae no hecessiy nom eA.s.s -
she pio.sos.on ~ sia - - - =. -,
Esery Diaeh iepuon.AA soAasoi p.ese.' Y ~
pc observed, Voteo III .i'e anif 'ogstnei
VIZ D,s.e.' go. A1sra 1s,;aa Iah7.ar - Tannassaa
eiasss ID assi SAs an' ~ , =. -, ~, !.
Polk and Toombs, Southern democrats; ana Cflt
tenden and Kennedy, Wings. Three Northerl
| Damocrats Rr;gbt Lane and Rice. voted in tb,
L
heea.Se. Dousiss "ae ioo p.eoe"
II The question then recnrred on tne NTH oi MT
. Davis, series of resolutions, which is as follows:
Roso,red That If e,psrience should at any tim
prove that the judicial and executive authority d
not possess means 70 insure Iaegnase Il ~
Territoria government shond fail OF refuse to pro
vide the necessary remedies for that purpose,
viii be the duty oil congress 10 supply such de
Ao1Y' ,..,.. ..-.;,, l., o,,.a,,.,,a do,s :,
ihis tes'iueon - W. " -, ases - ~
:, -
oohss,'us,o'a1 81. =
GU =. 80 = r,.,,.,.u
puoiio"'s, oA.sp' :
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d atuinpai w 'ae 49, Tass;.a..
uoha' iisat ~ '..Ae s1'I
pue was so'eo uomn y nv .ae -,
10 tpr.s s.ohe ~ .ne ~ ~, y.
a'1fiheu s''e isn' W olo 7. ~ !,
put, eafioasiy enousu, aeei1neu ~ assels "
present fisnt VI siasenoioo's y eoi'' =
tecnon. .,z,
MI laws slA.l 80 - n ~
Vole VI ''i ee " :" - 80 as io.,o
Resotued, That the inhabitants q e, IeIrltory
.at ~ ha m4e a state NAV then
= the first time. like Tie people Of a State Whe
a forming new constitution, decide for themsely
H. maintained or prohibited within their inrisdictio