Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
fs5a hs Nes York frilaaa.
hon DAVID WlLNoT IL POUCH.
KEEPzlE.
THE EfRONIsO DEFENDED.
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I'm. hss.d NiImal # F., author ufibp
'Nimai hHasIsa' addressed large audi.
f euec InlHe Village liail IN this place Iasl
evening aa#a the subject oi iba 'proylso'-
y. ID. ilauazlael, lbg 'afe laaoiuco suIfa.
g1'' Of iHs e1auir. presiding. aud &. I.
li-fee. lHIa lza#a Member nj A.-emb.Y.-
srru'aa. Iebru e kHlar. Pusl.mas
i.rui lie H'aaa inlulassd tic speaker n
ile aHd.aHHH. pwAcIng lie Introduction
w.'h .ee e.Hg4rrt rrm5zhs eommeudalo.
g'oi.f Den e4.io piinEi pes ol NJ. WI.
ml', eaH II hi, manly aid independent
course IN s3sHaa'ing gfeai national qlea
lions IN Congress
NJ hiIrai lhsn proceeded In address
'ar "a a.s=InhizHsi uHi, afrf briefly alluding
80 the divisions Of the Democratic pariy in
th'. Sal. aaa expressing h. deep fegfsl
al ihe eaufza aiken by The sYfocnse Con.
vrniun IN alpaas.s.ug The Resolutions oi.
irrri ia izsaf aIlhe pfaeisa.n thereby en-.
eaur1guz ne south in eIlafis 10 extend the
arga rIsafHrG d. detailed iha private his.
Tory oflaa sfial sn, claiming Il a. origin.
M ueees in ai his uwn. lnslls -. a
aaNn9f Iaazz = .iltisalia# lIaIUeen himself
] anI Hon. "a. llamin of Maine, Robed
Dglf Owen Of lndhana, AND ogc Of bis
Democratic colleagues from Pennsylvania,
upon h' ,l' iecl of lLn Thrao Million ap.
preparation asked ior by he President
Po.h-all Of whom approved of il except
Nr. Owen. he slated that The "prorlson
was submitted 10 the consideration Of a
large number of lhc Democratic members
tom noe North. aud that il received their
united sprroAaiiun; that {, was exclusively
o Democratic movement, aud iha, moi ten
Whis member. d Congress were aware Of
H. existence a' ihe time be brought Il be
rrc the Ilou'r ( Arr'ausr.l
Q bat on .'s na.sua" in ihe House every
Democratic mrmherii6m lhe ffre Siutos,
except two from Indiana. supported aud
voted iarh. tArrause.j But ibp', on i,s
IT, At prrsrniaiion 10 The House to be passed
into law, the secret strings Of power hav.
iug hrcn louchrd by an unseen hand, and
tho drivers lash having been applied To
ihrir -ri, lr haris a number changed front
and hasrIy bowed 'lrif hrads aqd received
he yoke Gam their Snuihrrn masters -
llr said 70 was ularmiug 20 see %, free
ViiI oi Northern Democracy silcd by
ih.-rtrtcisr fpowrr ia high placci. aud
r'.q1rn'y, yrhcmeuS appealed 10 Nor.
thriu Democrats lu stand up boldly aud
ladts.'f in 3rtnce oflhrif rights against
f.r '.armH aggression ol the Slavery.
p#a-tUus Interest
O. bad been charged upon him, hc said,
ilt De- iH'fljucejihs prayiso 10 rmburfnss
itr Administration In lhn prosecution oflhc
vHs vih NcAiri. This charge be declar.
cj lu hr utterly untrue. unless Mr. Polk De.
sired 90 cstg on the war iof ihe purpose oi
acquiring Slave Territory. II slave Ter.
nofy vrrr the object OF The war, then Ne
/ dii desire 10 cullaHnss The administration
/ hy hi yfouso, tHd 10y all other means 10
b power (Gual app'ause--Pus.masler
and al joining in.) llo .all 4 was time
iia NprAem Democrats 1tuusrd and as
sanel ihoir IighiH HAT lhrfe was no tear
OF dissolution Of ihr Union. The South
wigitbluller aud bully the North. but
they llfr nel dissolve The Union. There
was nula siue'. slulhcm Stale in Which
majority could De- obtained Ia favor Of a
dissolution ofihc Union 10 cansrqucnce ola
bold and determined declaration 10y the
North ihaf iho area Of iayery should be
extended ne l'dhcr uBirss. perhaps, il
m 1'f De- 'he State Of South Cafoina-and
. ia Chat Stale Il took only one man to consl
rrr ihr mg.wiiv
Nr Wimnl spoke ahour two hours, and
ua- frequently interrupted by loud applause
tenn ihe audience. Tie concluded hi. ha
uueur vi.h rhlimrly eloquent aud pow.
afn appeal lo Tie North 10 uni'c in sup
port of the principle Of The Provi,o. aud
said, Ia voice mud manner almost border.
ing upon inspiration "i' Dissolution lol.
low, let lbe South be responsible 10 pos.
ioriy aud 10 God