Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-19

separated are their pEcs locations,
be made Their habits and morals distinct.
as their LOCAL situations Tire protective policy Of
New England be reconciled the free trade
principle of Texas. The love liberty,
pre- aIens in New England il wholly incompatible vita
Texian slavery No act of Congress favoa the interests
views OF New Engiend would he acceptable TO The
people Texas. So, the other hand, whatever Law
Congress may pass aYorins the interests Texas will be
unacceptable to the people Of New England.
Bu, AIN aaNioas word in relation the
pondence between the Secretary Of State and the BRUSH
minister resident IN this city. refer particularly
letter Of Mr. Calhoun Mr. Packenhan. da on oh
last And, Mr.. Chairman, feel h,nibed,
American citizen when compelled speak that letter,
which this Government and the people hs nation
presented solic,o,is Texas
oppose Ike progress freedom and human rights
that Govenment For himself, and for the executive he
authorized 10 speak; but for The orernnsent at
for the legislative branch Of H. he authorized
speak Sir, the that the legislative hoay
were DESTROYS 10 oppose the progress Of civil Liberty, be-
lieve to be unbnted and For self, Of
the members Of this branch of the legislature, declare
misrepre So far that COOS impu,e
tho people Of free states desire the
human rights and extend and snvefy and
the slave trade, regard base SANDER upon mortimer
character
Mr. Burt Carolina ishsd to interrupt the gent
leman from Ohio
| Mr.. Giddnss have but minute Two left, and
want TO say many things.
Mr. Barss. wan, to know if the member from Ohio
Secretary Of State has done,
capable OF doing, anything base!
Mr. Giddngs ! am little surprised at tina, question
NJ. Burt, tnuch excited That your language.
Mt. Giddngs Mr. Chairman, hardly know how to
understand this southern dialect.
Mr.. Bur (amd Of order, and the rnpping Of the
cha rman's malie, Do you understand own angua-
ge9
Mr.. Giddngs If gentlemen will keep shall
be through with my hour. and will then answer all the
questions they please to had remarked, that
far the letter question impuo the people
Of tho free States desire maintain and continue ra
| hc in human fesf a traffic which have denounced
piracy, ard extend the Of slavery, far regarded
j, as ba SANDER upon RI character And would
tho idea iii forcibe language if could
command IT, deny that an-sleh feeling exists north OF
Ma son and Dixon line and terlze the assertion
| basely slanderous.
But, Mr.. Chairman, If my indignation excited
the mputation which nave alluded. hutnbled and
mortified seeing weak and loosely penned lecture
favor Of saveholdng, made the subject of official
muacaon TO The British Governmen, by American Sc
Of State particularly The whole
human liberty was oasea upon errors IN our late census
which alpaoly obvious person who would
anime the official returns Those relate the
Der Of insane coloed persons reported to be free
| States say tine easily detected, and | will
example In Ohio several townships reported
ming GHy-ose cnored n ersons while the Of
fetal show that ,here coiood parsons in the
townships. In other States the appear
upon the oca epofts ana IN Massachusetts there are
than hundred and thirty colored persons
ported az belonging to family IN which il is fully
shown ,hnt coored resided. Notwithstan
ding this of insane coloed bore with
il exposure Of its il would that the
honorable Secretary could only side of the
These palpable seized furnishing
conclusive evidence ,ha, freedom eondre to insanity.
Having mado this grand discovery he hastened Inform
the British Government Of the Sabine effects which slavery
and degradation has upon the human intellect when the
person il Of dark lie evidently that
the ordinary mode Of publishing philosophical discoveries
the world would be slow for his philanthropy, and he
FASTENED communicate il orthwI,h and insure pub
lie attention. he put it in the form oicial
The effect which this important communication had
the British Governments have yet learned Nhe
nrory whether they viii regard the honorable
Secretary himself Of being insanity. supern
uced by very great liberty he taking with
rights Of the people, well With rights of Mexico
he Ief, disclose. Now happened that
Of those gentlemen liable become insane,
ding tho theory of the honorable Secretary. had many
months prsr the date of this communications exposed
able and ncng nannef the Of the
which have referred. allude Dr. James aIa-
Cuno Smith. OF New York. gentleman of fne education
and talents, but his color said resemble OF
Hannibal much than does that of the honorable So
cTeta.y. Feeling indignant at article put forth in
southern PERIODICAL containing the doctrine Of tho honorable
Secreiafy's letter, he published his essay which have
referred and think his friends will hesitate place
his publication beside tho honorable and
let the world Judge from the productions which cXhb
the violence OF the Secretary Of State
tho Aeo a whom the Secretary thinks would
be much ha ppier while rtng unde the lash Of
than while giving TO the southern ernu the
ductionz of his we'll trained mind But will hazard the
opinion that tho honorable Secretary had spent his
eadng DR.. Smiths instead of this ia
letter show that tn arned Doctor should be toll
slave southern plantation, his mind would
been improved. and the cha of the
be tier sussined (Mr G. by tho expiration of
u and The debate renewed upon the bill
pendins)