New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
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Pros TIE Uaioa Of Fridas aga JsA -
The bill for rsislng additional rooys Nih pio o-s
eozne 10 a rreston 10 morrow 70 the ho-s- oi hepie
seutstves Mean shie the debsts e contnnea D1tli
setng o. principally spo- ether faA''ei'. -
prominent Of hese IS TIE prcposed pIo'i'o SD-s-
slavery In ar EVIL hour t was oro9 snt ln'O - -
sion A troublesome question 81 al umes i has zen
ros .sstrou.v brought IN amid ioresn Wal s-1 u
,hspe in which il 10 calculated 70 srect our oNh -
tons and 10 srmuls;s the hopes Of our iofezn
II can DO no good IL can do notnlns o.t =
r.ders rnern6r Of Massachusetts declared THIS DAY on
Tie floor that there hxed tertnent 10 INC 80
sgsnst the Annexation Of any territory 70 nc -
states In which slavery might oe introduced uN1 ~
bis own parr be desired Dew teFutory. b1I uD'e
e rerssve territory how can vs obtain The indemnify
which y : dernsnd from Mexico II We 10 oOp", -
new territory the Democratic member rom NeS ~ =
Who addressed the House yesterday a. Wen :, tHs -,
er.l member FROM Massachusetts seem % hAFe
into La-<-ta5k error rhen tsey rovid odra ~, 20
,ifs Of tie ae9KistioH t0r one PoT1es 2 C. 90,
ard feag hen % caOdcr. Al the aDlliy oi ',i' ~
yer va. unsble 70 disguise the inequality when ne
would de.l out 70 the different partners o. the Ooh
federscy We respectfully repeat thai on, - q 80
ssrs ocaaot oisff ~ h bfncf's y ~ 49, q 80.
erpeas Of ~ oihD partners Inc Nohsuiulo' n
va. founded IN a spirit Of compromise Ine opeia1loA
Of the machine should proceed upon the same M
pc The Conederacy Is founded upon aeommu nlly =.
interests But the attempt be made 70 put one PoiI
NJ the Confederacy under the ban Il viii produce OH
ce,nen, and uschief The elaborate and able speecn
OF Mr. Dargsn could not be mistaken ne e.o91eIl'
and impressive speech Of Mr. seldom OF hleEnlSnI'
spoke the same language 20 strong = 'n's iee'iN-
Ia; we deem it highly probable no reaiy o. Paoe ga
DIS trohyds II ne SeHnie II Il shond dPar from ms
PRINCIPLE ,..,. %
In our attachment 10 the Union, in our anxiety 70
unite the feelings Of every American IN l's oenall anu
in Advancing il 70 the highest and most glorious
ify Of which Il is susceptible, we yield to 10 one Du
our Northern friends sadly mistaken "nen tney ~
dsrae the feeqgs Of their Southern oreivth on ~ ~
cafe and dangerous question The Union u sale against
any other danger The ship Of state VIII giae On -
curely fearless Of other rock IN the way. bs' -
South regards his question as OHe N nhN no. guy -
propery ba tie sqf,y Of h peope may b co'eeiea, me-
rgbts too have been sanctioned by the compromises Of
the Constitution II she yields IN one respect sns ~
qures where is the stopping pointi no" IsI W., VIZ
spirit of anat-ism welding the powers OF tne feders
Government against the Southern parties 70 tne Cohie
erscv go in trampng upon her institutions ana ostII
ing her tranquility, We speak Il with All respect Ley
us be done with this agitstng subject LEI Us uhlle
heart and hand in warrng against the common enemy
and Let IA drop this eternal ieud which should never
have been thrust this time above all others INTO tne
pg bic councils We happy 70 discover tnat more
harmonious and liberal spirit prevails today throughout
The Us. and we cannot doubt that either the provso
will be dropped or liberal compromise be substituted IN
it, place
rzP Could you imagine tina. the author OF the
above had been one of the earliest most jealous
most effective promoters Of the Texas lniquity =
that he severed his confidential friendship OF twenty
wears with Van Buren, and helped immediate the
latter at Baltimore, because he would not 20 head
long for Texas all Slaveholding and utterly regard
less Of the protests Of Mexico Nor he talks OF the
benefits Of prospective acquisitions being confined
10 one section OF the Union. and calls for liberal
compromise but what sort OF compromise did
he allow the North with regard TO Texas When
Gen J. Hamilton Jr was toastng Annexation IN
prospect as certain 10 give GtbraltdTto the South
and every Slave dealer in the Union was lighting
his own battle in that Of Polk and Dallas who
heard word of compromise from him. When
John p Hale asked that the territory OF Texas
should be equally divided into Free and slave
what single Southern vote was given Tor his
proposition Then the cry was, Texas IS aH
Slave territory which was not true and vel
have it all up to 30 80 for Slave States
We'll: we are threatened with an accession OF Free
territory. and the North claims that 1t shall be
formed into Free States The case Is bravey al
tered by that Now we must have compromises
and equal benefits to the other partners No
sirs You spoke too later You should have
thought of all this when you annexed Texas