New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

qrIT judgement : b. The cohsnmnation OF tho Christian
Iiriso that y the len. hoJ,or day when tlr lion shall
IL dow WI. the lamb. aId hen al the glorious promises
nd cfcs of the Old Testament. pIomi.es and pfedctions
r,tsd sld confirmed b5 Jesus Crsi. shall their
,5naets fdil1nsat. In that day btlrye tia, will De
ohIs rurer more elevated being war than hu
now when bc viii approach much nearer 10 th- angels Ia
that sense am sbo.ton,: the advocated and
zyowsd by zny abolition society that am now acquainted
With a.d have ben 1b>iieve however that
a. societies dA in of the anssvrry associations
If ts I.y tand many OF them have published most
aansd,esous ami dnunciaon directed against me- there
are men much Intelligence much virtue as high sct
uIs and as ardent patriotism possessed b. any manupo
his floor still the they pursue aud advocate,
I,birk e are and grtaiiV mistaken The tendency
Of the retard Tbs Of the blessed day for
chic then all sigh They doubt 'tk Just the same hihs
-. me a hiuk them. have had little intercourse with
tese societies generally and hold communion with veI
few OF them The opiuons hold hold from God and from
n own judgement as we'll from tho language OF the De-
carayion Of Independence which still believe is permitted
10 hang s hall however any portion OF may IN Iac-
tic- have been turaed OUT Of doors.
But while saying this wisq make unmeanlng, insg
nc.n professions OF attachment TO the Liberties Of this
tr or the Union Of the Staes wish, indeed, that the Union
last forever aud Important msans o securing that
result wish for the abolition Of slavery throughout the
Union believe this 20 be indispensable 70 lis preservation,
and so think Ii viii tvrn out Bur them wish II TO be
effected peaceably and quietly, b. the will of those VINO
hold the slaves bondage Convinced as believe they Will
be, that such much poss
bly, can be Of those who shall be disenthralled wish
interference whatever with the of the South;
wish have nothing do with them. That the prayer of
whose petitions before the Committee the
judiciary These petitions ask that Congress should
teree with Slavery exists in the States bur only that
they may be liberated from all connection with II, They ask
be delivered sm tho burdens that they feel 10 be too
Gus upon them. For myself h be clearly under
stood that dclaim all purpose desire TO interfere with
the Institutions of the South. claim entertain strong
and ardent desire for the continuance Of this Union
this House, tins community. and such believe
be the .elirs of the whom represent and OF
III. people Massachusetts who passed the
lltions have had the honor 70 present
The time has been when for presen ting here petition ask
ing Congress take for peaceabe dissolution OF
the Union, was brought before the House as criminal as
culr guilty Of cons uctive treason and perjury subo
dnaon OF PERJURY Wes that assault on the institutions
of the South2 II simple request TO winch the petition
FRS felt themselves reduced by the obstinate refusal OF this
House 10 receive their petitions: and if the South do not
Luow II, will tell them that this OF the very causes
which go weaken the attachment OF the people oil The whole
Soh and Northwest the Union. II does weaken IT. and
houd therefore consider the abandonment Of these estrlc
i've rules against the reception Of petitions one OF the most
fortunate that take place or the peace OF the
country the perptuy OF lis presentorm OF Gov eminent
This would take the mouth OF the enemies OF both the
sidou, stimulation sectional discomfort which they Can
now whse in the ear: Your petitions refused even to
te heard your night petition denied you turned out
of the doors your House OF REPRESENTATIVES what
Unlon what can,lt be 10 your Such suggestions
lament havu srong elect ooh al the Nor ana III
tho And bette support Tor them can be needed than
the recorded journals On the second day OF the
sion There portion of the representatives, OF lreenen IL
THIS House who 'il adhere 70 he ies'iie'e iu'e',
gentleman from ohlo over tbe way l,ii. "ELLhN'!
made US very animated speech yesterday IN their behalf aud
III winch, ds ne sal1 he uy leif.SeAe' TIE sentiments 81
the eople his district. Bus did the gentleman say or Will
he now say l'1t t'at speech 4ei'se'teu ' " ~
people OF oh'o uh no. no' the esllo' sa'
'e ''' -, .,rh,..r of ,he Rnrss,u
,,s .am.p, state Representatives coming here
fresh from ,he people supported tbs by their votes
Does The gentleman mean to say ha these thirteen gentlemen
presents the views OF his trust not. ana now stand ls
Of thytwo IN favor OF recindins the rue. These
fresh from then constituents a voice oA 'Ns l''
t5''''" ''',si ' wv ~ 80 Al 49,, oo H.,
shows ti1t Out u''y-t" . tue" ''o c, " ~ ~ ~ ~'' "
Side oi trii'syI' dl''a--''''' u' ' :, 80 - = - 49, "
nc GcRSW PR ttit''' "H' ''''o7' H,'s' ; nv 10y :,
'isnce e-t'-tc '"e'N' "'' % ',' o 80 " t., ~
.G'F' H""E' M W. ,,y on, oC tv,sp,v from
L'-'"e''' ,c ech,ssn r, Ohio and ,,,.n.
i'"'',s ~ -; ,,,., rro,, >ya,, yorL ". rho rsuts
49, M ,y,,,gs Y womb have u, tuliey. hy-
~ , ,,,,,,s,,, s,n mn, so,ccIe l. l,,. succeeded
-. 80 ,,,,,rs,,e ,l,., ,I,s ,,hoI. North and
W s. ~ favor of tha rule Oh no no. no! New.York
pev,,ia Ono ~ the opirions OF all whom have le
,r,. ,,, 4 an ,ouortur,iy Of becoming personally ac
- u -. -, No., ,I,ase Rs,rcs.r,ati,a. on rhs floor
H ,I.,. ria ;, b.. ,h.u,
49, 1, ~. r :, ,,,o,,, -, doub, ne tho rac,-,yas
sei,e-n', ~ - ,dIsssJ y, ~, a.. # VA, =
hl ,,r,ed after ,p. ,o5auc to his father, hou,e-hat
rsaso for ti,. kindness shown me was above al other
considerations that had been ti,s champion Of the right of
,,,ou have been so AZ such hope 10 stand after death
l rl ! h n stand before ny God for the sins may have
committed
MI An,,s ,,,ocooded ,o state that y CITIZEN oT
80 -, e,;oa 3 ,rl;I /
hhooe lsiaii" lao oii0o oceii o''Aou o''o "'iPP'u
IN South Carolina ior the crime ol haVlng dark
SKIN and that Judge William johnson "a Carroll
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mani o4 l0 - ~ Oi''4iN' oou1' ii'u i"i'' '1-
The State Law under which this was done was