New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
WHOLE NO. 3I93.

pose o. witu-suE the Inauguration u he Prssdeat Of
the Uaiisd Siai-. That President Sorih-rn m,n
haf hs h1nor Of st-uinS % b., irsussrN speech and
M b. wisely sud periodically asserted PTin.iPis u
which approved Il Oh. TIM, which still - nre, 'nd
which rs. cio-- st1y 10 the q1-stcn - suddenly pre-
sented ilis body Maria Naa Barren dared 10 declare
IN rs nAgglr. speech that thousl 10 bis opiulcn
sr1 10 certainly mire-thst Congress has h- power
@ sooi.h slavery r the District 81 Nonuos yet he ecu
ceyed hat could Dot os done 1itho1t the most oiou'
sai objectionable breach n faith toward ne slave ~ias'
q he Conisd-r.ey aud especially MNyiAnd snc lfkns
This lAaor not altogether unexpected, gave tempo
rary qais and satisfaction 70 the S1Gth hsi thought
until recently that th-r- very few IN TIE re-
I public claiming snyihug ike : prominent sta dins
their fs oE citrsns Who entsrtsiaei different
opinion from TIA; thu. 1pres.sd on mo II entertaining
H. would undertake 20 expires. 10 the couaci'
Of fhi, republic Bet the sbotion movement has not been
quite successful some desired 10 -. and We
plain indications th,t insyiduas-for CO..
sc-ntlogsly call them Eenflemenassertins themselves 70
be champions Of freedom have resolved CARY nto
h,t-v-r all slaves nov within th. District 50 thst
those who have BEEN IN the ha5ii Of reaInHs slaves IN
their possession viii Be discouraged from bringing citizens
hrf- SEQ inst eltfeus Nno msy h-iraiter '-te mere
si - course th- principle Of obvious pecuo ary poll
~ decline brusing such property with them sni hiss
hen 10 this covert and ms dcus manner the abolition 81
Slavery In the District Of Coumbis may Be secOmp ,hed
the national COUNCILS 81 war With the Constitution, re
pugnsu % al principles Of good sh, anc Ia violaton Il
81 sentiments Of patriotism. With whomsoever Il ori'
CLIMATES, this movement. made directly Or indirectly.
within Congress out Of &c. which has been quietly
denounced by colleague simply nefAous alto
grand Arceny upon The owners % la ths
District undertake 10 say h.t there a not man ~ho
las given his eoGnensnce 70 this TRANSACTION M sny
'hAp- VINO not capsule Of committing grand larceny
or II he happened 10 be- hero. such are nos Of
perpesuug highway robbery any OF "a roso. ot this
Union. He IL not gentlemen. he would rot be c1uu-
tsnsne-d by any respectable anywhere. We j,
,mensble 10 the law ! a. father and dare say my
sentiments viii meet the Appreciation OF may even who
do rot live IN Slave States and maiuIan that when the
m OF the s- - 100 short 70 reach eiimins ne m'y b
Justly punished BY sov-reigutF not known 90 law -
such proceecnss have taken place and there are ceum-
stance' which not only nstgat- bot justify such fcs
! am Informed upon evidence which rely. Ihst this
very movement out " which thu bill originates. hs' been
n'rgat-i and sanctioned by person. 10 hgh st>lon IL
10 even ruror-d. Ard 10 Is believed BY msny-l sorry
or thu honor OF this body say .othAt senator Of the
ned states 10 concerned In tho movement Certain Il
= bst member Of another body not Ar distant meeting
IN certain Ha was yesterday morning engaged IN eef
tain r-preheusbe coptvauces and that bat for bis sh
Ject flight from N. place o. his Infamous ntrsue,, be
would have been justly punished not by the mob-but
by hishpirtsd zens convened for the purpose VI WIN
| dicztlug their rights, thus unJastly sssahsd
Why sit thar this question 10 CONTINUALLY suated 10
the Senaie " the United ststethA kept here a, the
subject ~ perpetual discussion IL u simply that gen.ie
/ msn wish 70 be popular al home | suppose 90 l'it
because u their peculiar sympNhies for that portion OF
the population which institutes Slavery recognised IN
the south What q The motive IL the object 10 attain
popularity lei 10 gain hsh station lst u Keep up
local excitement In some portions OF the North win the
ve~ Of obtaining political elevation the reward OF such
fse;oUs cOnduc Bot care not COT the motives OF such
undertake 60 say ths 10 10 country, 10 whieh tue
principles OF honesty respected would such move
ment that attempted be- proposed, e0un-
tenanced for moment feel hound on this occasion 10
that the bill posed could good object
What declare IL declares thst any attempt on the
part Of the people Of this District though the only
which they may have In their power to protect their pro
perty snd prevent IL from being taken from them either
s,sth open robbery shall subject them 70 he maot
ed heavy peeuuiary damses IL amounts then q this,
that hereafter occurrence similar 10 that which has
recently deaced tho Drctshoud happen, snd IN good
people Of the District should assemble snd proceed 70 the
vessel Ia which their property hsd been placed and
the Captain Of Shich bad hecom- the seent IN the
nefsrous transaction, and should then and there dare
70 ns7 tbs only means tn prevent thai vessel from
saiAng, ard their property rom being TAKEN away
before their eyes, they would be compelled TO
pay heavy peculiarly damages sbi then obviously
intended 70 cover snd protect nesro-stealing IL ao
for the aud immunity Of robbery That 10
Il, character, and whatever opinion the gsuemsn'
seltsuhcency may induce him TO entertain ~ Ma
own conduct this occasion. | only tell hin now The
Judgment which every honest will pronounce upou
h. II the object Of the s.Baor was a. have described Il
and apparent tho face OF tho bill he IL gut y A.
II he mad committed highway robbery regret that am
obliged 10 use harsh tefm' bot they true The seuaor
South Carolina with Truth that the
time bad come when tho South should not only let her
voice bs heard but disclose 10 all her enemies that 'hs not
Orly her Tghts. but knowing mzntsa thsm
mauain them by all constitutional m-zns-by all essl
erpsdisnts-if necessary by oooc'hsd The Senate
from New Hampshire Is evidently attempting 10 get up
ssor OF civil war IN the couitIy ana oNi'eulh hnon
with the spirit Of nsurrsct0n snd incendsum. he may
bring about result which will eod in tho splitting OF
human blood. say 20 hlm' however, iet Nun o9ho
forward boldly, and take the proper responsibility
Let him Now am ready 70 do battle 10 beha OF
the liberties OF nv fends tho blacks the slaves OF the
District Of Columbia" Let him buckle on his arnor-let
him uoshsath his sword, and at commence che con
test have doubt he will have fair opportunity
Of shedding his blood this holy tbs sacred soil
Of the Ds,rc, Of Columbia II heis really In esrnes' he
IL bound conscientious TO pursue this course
which cnuo BE- persevered 10 without those n
Of boodshed aud desoou long anticipated by good men
IN every part Of this Republic When. ask, that
Southern undertook tonvsie tho quiet aud hsp
pness Of the North hops my be pafcon-d 10 nas
ng the suggestion do nor wish institute any inv6i
Gus con parsons thsnk Hesv-n have "a abiding con
hdenos 10 the good sesse the viruous patriotism and re-
gard for the shts Of property of ny Northern brethren
sad believe that there arc many Of them OF both par
ties perfectly sound this question. aud Who
will condeu the act Of this morning The South hiss
been forb-erinz She has exercised more tqan oomps
ssucsmors than forbeasnce. But when, ash. hiss any
Southern man. occupying seat In ethel Rouse OF Con
ess Attempted to Interfere with any local a'eiss"in
the North,
All must that he Of tho Senator from New
Hampshire 10 calculated 10 embro the Coufederacy-to
pot in peril our es Institutions jeopsrdike that Unon
which foreahefs established ard which every pure
patriot throughout tho country desires shall b. pefPe'u
ated- Csn any man be patriot VINO pursues aueh
course, lie he enlightened lend OF freedom or even
udcious friend Of those with whom he Affects To sym
pahiss who adopts such course Who does not Know
that such practically the worst enemies OF the
slaves, DO beseech The gentleman 70 stop nut II bs
p.r,sysrs. he will awaken ind gnaton everywhere and
IL cannot bs that enlxhten-d Who conscientiousy
belong tbs fsction at the North Of which he under
ROOD 10 b, Inc head can san on or approve every thos
that 10 may under the iUhaence Of exctsment In ihs
bod will close by saying that II ho really wishes %
~ snd BE- regarded the great beraor Of the blacks
Of 10 caed-lst hm, instesd Of remain
ing the ssn.ts Of the United States O, ie'tesd Of
s-cretns himself IN sons dark corner Of Hsnpshre,
where no may possibly the just ndgn.t0n on GOOD
men throughout this rspubcst him visit tho sood state
ssissippl Ia Nnlcl tu' nonOI W
doubt he ~i BE- received with such shouts Of Joy ~to
have rarely marked the reception Of snJ Individual 10 th
day and generation. invite him there, sod viii tell him
Beforehand 10 all honesty that he could not 90 ten miles
ths Interior before be would of the tsuest
trees Of the forest with around Bis neek win the
appreciation q every yrtuous ,nd patriotic eursn and
that II necessary should myself assist 10 the operation
Mr HAIL. beg the indulgence Of the senst. for lew
moments though did not exactly anticipate TINS dscas
500 yet do rezrst u. Before proceed fatner -
IN. Hon Senator from Msrs has said that IL has been
asserted snd he thinks on sood seniority tnN osn.sor
Of the United States connysd al this kidnapping OF slaves
1 esd him II be refers 10 mo
Mr. FOOrE.-I did.
Mr HAIL. take occasion then 10 say that the state
meut that have ysn the oil shtest countensoce 10 tho
procedure entirely wth0at the least foundation In truth
have had nothng do with Inc 0ceuusncs directly or
inoirecy and demand Of the Hon Senaof 70 state the
xroa Cd pon which b has ads the slesstioo.
Mr. Foorg-It mas been stated 10 and certainly be-
sved H. aud believing II denounced IT, did not make
the charge directly Ny remarks were Hypothetical .
ara I'D q h-sr the cay that be has bad
nection with the moyem-n but whether ne had or not
Of hs brethren 10 the great cs1.- 10 when 10 VS.
snxssed 90 doubt hsd much " DO with IT, /
Mr. Hale This Of the gentleman does not Affect
rs rec fnz- every member Of the humsn family
,rother Once for ALL utterly deny that either By coaB
s By silence or By speech, or 10 any way or manner
knowrog- cosniItnce, suspicion OF What
ther Senators have heard Of L. And challenge snyoae
Who enerzos different opinion 70 the proof here now
nd forever. 20 farther than that e
have cOunselied, s0yis-d or aided In any way,
md with my present I'm pressons, never shall counsel,
ID aid In aoy way any sncfoscoment upon the o
Constitution Ia any OF It's provisions or compromises II
ne Constitution Be broad enough f1r projection