Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20


The ssssi Soda % sas:nsssa ss ssss,sy si,sssed ..
suees<s--,As 'Ielssioa OF psedonnsuee u Iew FORA
fsnnsyvssis aod vrgnta achieved end al that
" the rin"pasnt iern,iostion Of tbs struggle. prorss
Ton had hssa made give O. the ordinary msJony o.
the 9ooun, IL tho hvuses II Ceugr~.-. the popular
representative, the power % introduce foreign sstsi
New York. fcnnsyvanis ot viry,is, at discretion
how to inter such proposition world hav,
been recei,cdf With acceptancel-sdpptoni And thi,
l. the phr,n-y ofihc CONCLUSION 10 which ask
ed by the i.nds VI Ibis resolution TO that the email
States, iragmg ths jealousy, having wsscd
eessuiy this desperate resistance to the oi
seier and as.oelate Statss have Knowingly consented 4,
leave door vide 10 the admission, without rssre
n'n on the discretion. of osieG States Vt indefinite char
actor, ca,sai, and power.
come TO refer topic c influence greater than
belongs 10 any which has bceo stated. have said tins
was Gavesnmento 1t compromise. II Mas 10 extend
large part Of this coatinenttle distinguished
by striking disersi'ivs not opposition " nies The
Nohern and Eastern portions, by the character at their
soi and climate, destined the Of eonaet
eal and manufacturing forms OF Industry. snd would
qaire with th-sc IL be protected and
cherished. The South and West adapted Ia peculiar
manner agricultural production would present another
elias ct interests, demanding the eest aud ars-st
tn fureign markets. We have contention arise
~thin DAY beiween these sectional Interests
the agricultural interest conending Tor the iarst
LIBERAL exemption Of the subjects vi their foreign
changes from the burden OF inpusu. We have heard
from tic Nc'ih tina, tho adoption of this policy would be
To their region award ~ Notwithstanding the
springs IT their property with paralysis Do you sup
pose sr hst the iIane,s ut this wise Coas
iempaind IN this Government 10 throw complete
sscenJenc into either oi iheso scaesf State the facts
You let ia Stassix large States, into which Texas
!. susceptible al Subdivision. Nigh, the South, OPP
posed ioa system 4" protective tariff lie enabled by tho
admission oi such oyerwhelm the interests OF
the North. In the conception ui tho Northern people OF
thsr inteestsi Take t,e farther view. The Northern
States have free, the Southern States have in part
slave population. Why should they admit States
al the North against II admit States the South
run race OF competition with OF the Scua in this
sp.cti Suppose they let in Nova Scotia, Canada, aud
Newfoundland, admitting o formation into many States
they would have ia that the power well the dis
position adopt tariff in the hchcsI degree protective
What would be the intestine distractions from this
state OF tang MAY such he the Consequences ii this
doctrine be recognised which asserted now, of power
ct mere IMPURITIES OF Congress admit States Sir.
when this Constitution was framed reference had Ia
this diversity the descriptions Of population, free and
slave and guaranty provided obvatsA the
and .eGrf1 issue of conflicts which inigt grow
out Of this diversity. The ptoteeol by the allowance Of
representation for three hs OF the slave population
established What the safeguard FOR this protection, with
power IN Ccisr S. The tree States having msjory,
- ADM, other States Of their character Of population and
peculiaTit's Of opinion, at discretion
Go along VITA me tor a few moments, and contemplate
the possible issue ofs9ch commitment Of discretion
Congress. Sir an honorable Senator from Gcorsia ME-
Coqur expressed the other day his surprise, that great
alarm directed 20 temper and proceedings OF
The class OF Northern aboons and 2roiessed his ap.
prehenson OF the Influence aud result of taeir proceedings
do not know.'sir, that liable the influence
Of fear than other snd my constituents certainly
not so but have come OF late parake this appre-
hension FULLY. What is the spirit Of this fduaticsm,
mantle by abundant proof indeed Of all forms
real ianaicIsni Is IL found, caous
quenees and humanity LOOK the histories OF the al.
hisenses and Wichiiies. Look oil instances in
which II has had power - attain ITS gra,ihcaon; and
has not the determination OF its victims bsea the
mark OF ts temper and its coursef We have il among
ourselves nooriously Fdnnticsm is the in spirit
every where; ana we have t IN what degree of nu
and powell In every State north Of Maryand the
Union II eSet' M Influence threatening become
trolling IN Poi cs.eeci!0ns What Ia
this body, within the last ysars, Have not seen the
State, probably the most enlightened IN the Union-,he
State OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the domination If this
desperate iseon and sending here memorials mpeach-
ing the compromises OF the Constitution on this slave SUBJ
leet,-sSking their abrogation--these memorials
ing not from Individuals, anrecOsnised OF
the people only, but the Legislature OF the Stale.
speaking dilereat occasions. under the alternate
control Of parties opposed each other on the questions
Ui general poiiics. This have seen. DID any man
suppose that IN. entire State Massachusetts parook the
iGiecti0nl Me- Ell. We knew very We. that enber men
there We're not ony exempt from its influence bat depre
Gated tecFy IT. prevalence and p0wer Tee State OF New
y Oak decided Presidential election last TALL. Every
know the all s.tion.s that State had II N ti.,
ability To have cast the balance in that election.
did not ~ realty d. 1t. The same, perhaps might be
said at the power -. this faction U-r States at e
North and Eas aud whUre the fact nov, IL IL ia-
becoming the fact IN these other States. BY holding
closely together, i their temper, ihet nn-t. la
the nice divisions Of pOinca! party inevitable in TIE
Union. Con ,,:y the power sway the bsance OF
these elections. And .!sl viii Ice result TO ini,,e
minority and % become eventually the controlling element
and authority In IL ssiaiuTe OF tho Union Allow m.
10 tel you what may be expected possible then. They
vii inst carry out icT disuTGanizins purpose
Tici 81 Columbia, 'h would be dOae once 4 thence
aver Tie Potomac the midst OF Institutions in the
Southern atos The invasion viii be blood.
The effect llen vi! be Ia introduce, what Civil war
Civil Is signals the grayest Of evils bot II bears
comparison with The form Ul which the ascendency
OF this malignant principle would Introduce: Whal Is ths
Domestic, doHcary, aud OF course iltcrnscine wAr-
Where one portion of each family IL iis,iga,ed watch the
unpToectJ iucGeEts steal the other portion with
the purpose o icrry AMI outrage; disclosing their assault
BY the mldnig! caGisraou OF dwelling, respecting ITO
hep!essness Il! sex, spang the sleep OF the cradle
ms The US; picture oi intestine and seryi'e war which
would not revolt iansueisE-Which would not ne state
10 let loose 1Ino'g "ieheon and with the certainty
OF impairment ~ destncon the fruit OF its desOla
o the scouiees 81 It's own prosperity aid opul-nce-f5r II
the region which they would thus blacken and ster
ze with rlYHge and ruin, which supplies n)w and would
continue 10 supply, Its industry be left unbr3ken the
principal spring aud materials of this opuenee and prosper.
iIy OF the North and New England.
Sir. let NJ insn deceive himself The ascendoncy Of
ab1t9nism from ihe division and equipoise of po
ea parties. i approaching very speedily Ia this gar
dsa o or Union, the germ Of lie aecendancy is al
ready planted. ii y expanding. IL has not vet, ia.
deed, mIuied toe bitter juices trait II dsstruc-
ton. NGoH u mas done this, there will not yyaut
hands ready pack, and ap?cte- deycur this apple
bringing death ia it, digestion. Tie result will be the
disappearance vf political Eden os complete as OF that
ut which the tradition Oay remains that had s position
on the Euphraics 80 Oi ours tia. had place ON the
Potvmsc.
tro coSTEulp.l
TnE RrLiyc PisspS.-Ws believe nothing wonderful
haPPsaed in this country indeed in any part Of the
world, IL ie presence Of EngI,lin, Which he youd
not aver Was hlbitua!ly surpassed in E0yand. rdi-