New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
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tt- MeXicsn wsf-tat rfe1ipiaie alf fan rnie p'i'e
foo,rs aad thty lhou-aad liv-svoach have The
sfainut.tion nooef,too ard that sc would have
sa prompted n -E-nons aid sud coopsraton 20 tl-
n, ID lcatau, g4rcy pa.nthfo pee. ~ lsges snd plr.
posse Afc fo usJrp Che dominion OF every p3r.n o.
b recruitment f. ling lGd-r Oh a. clslz-d t.n
Why 10 Europe Tp'Iirg 70 ard fo a. lhs moment Wh-
crest chsrsr hsf aes assinst Quz1. and hal
Tho charges n3w made ss.nst the British Gov-rnnsu
that c burdens stt-udta upon the war Of cur Rev
lot "a Old COT Terminate ilh Ina Revolution B.s not
deviation OF che burerrf % ED growing g.t a the Rev
5ul,n aad OF Of ils Wsrcf lslt, Ess her. tsen en-,
fsiou n the expense q be War of 1912: ~, sif
w, hsye 9ts ior.std win spi5y io or eSoss'-
'hs O9vefnuent for shi yssrs terminating DO les 81
-nnuai CO.'S cot exceeding tseye billions n cosfs
-on has perhaps doubled that time. suppose
ny thick ouf.e.ye' rtunate " w9 can row ct along
2ehaoieso i The Government afs 20" nssry double as
much they were when bad he az 1872 our
lshos lot Ne are esta''hitga precedent that VIII in
.o us 10 cot the sm0pni 81 which no man csn tell
SIR am willing 20 respect Tie feeiDss q humanity - far
" can BE- oore With propuety and had the matter been
pDt upon That broad sf9uud, would not hayo on-Tec
vo1 Of objection shoua be- readily disposed 70 crafty
ihfss feelings BY extending relief 20 these people who
ae placed in one OF the most caamious coHdiuoos IN
wh ch soy people be placed Bot 10 would seem 10
that ttee IL an intention 20 upon ths body the
adoption u cooTse Of policy ghi-h cannot ianc0n
DO say that intended hardly believe hist 10
bot must lament that the President has thought 10 %
indulge IN such y esgs "a pom such ~ occasoD.
TINS Of Yuca-sn, Fr Ps-sIdent. a- awful case
aud one lgou which msy derive ilsfrDcuon They,
acting upon ths isea That al men are entitled the
r.~6 fIos sr-deo ma i- or,r 20 level With
that be attributed for thus acting contrary ~ the
dictate. Of ruth sud nafufe the evils which they are
suffering These manumitted slaves wheeled around
aud bee their mDrderers and such must be the end
and result With al tho ase philanlhIopy o. ths ogs' "a
nHHrna. Nana n..r 81 r..rffsa
Mr. HANNEGAN.-l cannot but think that the Hon
Scnslor from South Carolina has miiconceiyed 10 very
great exeut the reasons assigned By ths President for
mailing the recommendation which te has ale 2n 10
irod think the Senator have misst the nature
Of the Message, and would row proceed 70 Get bim light
upon the subject but To- pose IL known
every Senator account II which intend 20
adjournment II is out Of respect 10 member Of this
BID " who this Ia the sgonieB II desh dis
that the dteusson should be proceeded with al such
tunes Gnd L. therefore, move that The Senate DO no" ad
joUIn.
Mr. FoOTE-I hope the Hon Senator will with
as his motion for moment. or6e that may
suggestion 10 reference 10 what has been aid By the
Senator from South Carolina.
Mr. HANNEGAN-Il the debate be allowed u
proceed. u will occupy the whole day
Mr.. DAVIS Of Mass VIII Cte gentleman allow
the question be taken motion ~ print before be
moves al adjournment
Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Mr.. FOoTE.--I rise for the purpose Of urging OF
the Hon Senator from Indiana, whoss coal station A.
Chairman OF the Committee Of Foreign Affairs, seems 10
no The cuiar pTOprety Of suitable resp nse 70
what hiss fallen iOu The Hon Senator from South Caro-
iua being offered by him The unhappy condition Of one
Of worthy ai-s 10 thiS BODY go psiheuca
~ alluded 60 by tue Senator from Indiana, might wei
long debate at the present moment But yield
sympathy for my suffering friend, end ms
stressed faulty feel b0uud t. INSET that A. least rev
should be made by Senator defence Of the
Executive mcassge 20 pOnt-dy snd 81 thlut u1Juslg
sssied By tho Senator from South Carolina The speech
Of he Senstor from South Carolina going ont any
reply is well calculated 10 engenOer preJ1dce hnd dHuse
error cure, ~ relation TO great quest m lnNoiF
most epy the honor ard welfare Of the ,pubh-
and which H. several II its bearings, s one OF Peco Jar
Gecscy 10 the present condition Of country aId The
civilized world.
hope h- lion. senator from Indisns Will consent to
something IN defence Of the hesssfr; n he
il not. he unwilling to Do, fell bound 90 say
before yield the floor. what sm convinced VIII De Jos
"a BY The reading Of tho document IN question, when
shall nave been that 10 has been most surprising msun
derstood by the from South Carous who, taxing
question the first pop ne styles IL, hiss entirely
70 Interpret the language OF tho Message win even
an apptOxil sOu MS usual accuracy 10 such matters
have read the Message he ceTksabs Gnd fee aufh
ICED to Insist that the dsngulshed Senator from South
Carolina done himself aud the country the justice 10 ca
anime IL before he the hash structures 10 which
We have lister he would have uttered t~o-ihrds
Of what heard from him the present occasion
suemnly invoke complete suspension OF the pabhc
ud ~ ent ia regard the Mes sgs until II shall have been
printed aud oispsssOnAfely cXamis 90.
Mr. HANNEGAS.-l feel as much anxiety 10 rep y
10 " hs Ia, fallen ths from South Cefohna a..
he Ssn8tOr Misssaipy do, but rom fhe iaet
have stated. fee dsinciiuaon 10 do 40 az present
On motion. the Senate adjourned.