New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
s,ave.Trade In the District of Columbia.

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MIR. SLADE the STATE OF ' SiA-oh> -
- o ..oIr.;o,.t moved that tire > lst rule, Which
" ,,ar,o-,aI resolutions.
provides tnst no petiuon' n'' '' :;
or oha, raper pray1ns the abolition 81 slavery 10
fNf S..,s NJ Territory
the DlstfiCt Oh So!utIlo1G' VI as
mr. the ,lsvp-trade between the States or leFIlto-
I-:I S-..a. :, which II now exists,
fles Oh LIZ SiaIleo S.'--' - ,.,.;,,sJ ~
shall bt. received by this house or enter "
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GAY "ef Nnotc'Si' ,.;,- .Airb
stsr the following preamble ana le7o'u'iV- -
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Whereas. by las oil The uniel e'a'' 80, -, - Mira
of Nay, 1885, foreign SlsTe trsce IS declared 20 - @
cy, aad = made pcH!sEd.Ile ~ s'f an - y, he
And whereas lheEe e, and mas 10 aa ,u.n
district OF Columbia witnn sight CT the hsis OF me ~.
Holses oil Congress, ard the residence al iae Ciie al
tive Magistrate OF lhs Naticn trace IN iien "a
The PrinciP & of outrage on huian Iish VIE non il
TIE foreign slave trade, and ~Elen na' U
the OF The e.v g,is S S,so I res
And whereas he ra1e thus Existing this ps,Tsi is ag
srsTaed IN sno 5I 9y .ssSs G ~ are based npon
principle that all men are equal and .boss "a vs.
have IN effect proclaimed is great asa e.biS;s Of
Christian couimuHIl.by rs suasisrin2 OF s.ae .ies OF
CHRISTIAN Brotherhood ard % lhe ansun u he more
sn entnrng nv th- lNoHi1e influence Of th- Chris
tian religion upon hose relations and BY tue increased
a S9 o Of S 10 .s rp Of III. on,,itutcn
providing setting apart eremPns tioT Stats
i4.cn ose 9s sse sea =, NC ,round sbereon
all conl rect under > stem OF involving q ne
cess,,y' prime or ls4ssS eca.a 70 ay Of
lndeneo-nce ard n the IRA; ob,scts conIempa
| Iet in N. rreaTnt,l. e, nh, Constitution:
And whereas maj burmese II Ia. Constitution defeated
nv sohrcpr ma ;y of the Representatives OF the Peo
ME End OF inc states IN Tie two ous.s OF and
majority employed the Executive departments
10 witness trade in human being. them source
OF grrvous annoyance aud object OF deep ahhotrence
ans det-sta ton:
whereas this trade in human beings IS carried on co
der the authority OF laws enacted by the Congress Oh me
United States thereby involving the People al the states
guilt amt dgracea guilt and Disgrace enhanced py
Tbs consideration that those laws are yiua usnrPdo o.
power the Constitution OF the United States having conter-
red upon Congress right establish the relation Of slave
ry or 10 SANCTION -, sayerae II any portion
vi tins Cor.ed-cecy therefore,
fesoieed hat all ap IN any way authorizing Sane,
and Tue trade pruhibtct aud Committee The
District OF Columbia instructed repor. oil! accoTG-
ingly.
rha rro,,uhla o,J ,os o',,,;np b.v;nr bser resd
nv - S'''10' a'..i - '''Ni' s "
Mr. SLADE ask ed the yeas ard nays, ton tue mo-
| IN, m .nsnand .h, r;ss y which ha hooed the
,iou " Su>p1uo '"e 'D'e''} "iii0n Nc nv '''-
House would not refuse.
5 nd they wpro ordered
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Slr A v BROWN desired 10 be informed oy tne
So-a ker whe -r merton 70 lav the motion To sll.-
pend the rules Oh the table would bc IN order!
The SPEAKER suggested that nothing would be
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Sa,'eu y! 'u1i' n''''o'' N"i''.t' 40" - '' -
order, lnasmuci az motion 10 suspend me rules
required vote of two.thirds,
ne qHestio" was 'hen taken on tae motion Oh