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Report of the Committee of Thirteen on California slavery and Texas borders
The Senate hears the long report from the Committee of Thirteen on territorial acquisitions from Mexico, slavery, the Texas boundary with Mexico, and California admission. It argues for California as a state with its proposed boundaries, a unified adjustment of issues, and territorial governments for New Mexico and Utah without the Wilmot proviso, plus amendments on fugitive slaves and the District of Columbia slave trade. It also covers the Texas boundary offer, compensation to Texas, and the need to restore harmony and constitutional obligations across new territories.
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