The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-23

desire to me. went there by the promptings Of
hu msnity. {" Liberty, equality, and fraterniiy"l
Mr. GAYLE Did you 60 there for the purpose Of en-
coursg ng them?
Mr. JOHNSON, of Arkansas Il wish to ask q ,estion
The SPEAKER knocked to order
Mr. GippINos, ito MIR Jehpson) Walt moment.
MIR. JoHNsoS IN soon be done.
Mr.. VENABLE resumed. We, OF the South, Understand
rights wish the gentleman to undsrstand that he
lives on exctements ofthis kind He went thu jail II
1t was not labor Of love- st. oDgsr sympathy drew his
heart-sympathy for blacks feons Has he seen the
poor white burglar or the unfortunate drunksrd who
has been placed In confinement?
Mr.. GIDDiNos-Does the gentleman wish me to an
swer that!
IA voice-softo voce -" sit dewnn1
SOUTH AGAIN.
Mr. VENABLE-Whst labor Of love IL that which brings
him into the company OF the kdnapper? believe tina,
men from free as we'll slave states will stend up FOR
N of the South my whig andIdcmocrssic friends will
sustain US We owe It ~ duty to God to submit
to nothing that Is wong-to protect property, ana
to say to those who onnuay tbrusn the
into our Affairs, hands onr We do not mean to give
have 10 go over our deaf bodies. We say to tbs
gloomy, canting hypocritc-you imposed slavery
upon us; you got the freight and tonnage II
There is humanity In their ia their
conduct We have ALI long since. learned this to b.
true. The who took away the negroes from THE
city recently said that the aboli.ionss employed him
This shows their labor Of love to be propensity
what does not bsons TO them move sms ndment
to the resoiu ton Of tn, gentleman from Tennessee.
ballot, and not IN the usual manner, by the Chair
[" Agreed, agreed"l
Mr.. BURT.-Au0w mo TO suggest that tho Com nittes
consist OF nine members. to be elected by ballot.
Mr.. VgNABLE Very well.
QUEsTIoNs AND ArswERs-THE STATUTE LAw-THE
MoRALLAw.
Mr.. HAsKELL.-I desire to AK the gentleman from
Ohio question and desire him to givo me Q catego
rcsl answer a. far he cd 1t convenient cLstl
have TN ask him whether he justifes those slaves
who lately attempted to escape? desire an answer.
Mr.. GiDDrrGs-It Is due to tho House that shall
answer any question re- Louder'l Iwilspsak rs loud
as Ia convenient [isl bs / an requested to say
whether justify the slaves who lately attempted to es
cape That question hesitate not to answer. As OUT
fathers proclaimed that man is born free aud equal
and has right to life liberty and the pursuit OF hspp
that governm ents are nettuted among mon fol
securing these blessings feeling that all men are
equal, have ever been taught by our fathers (snd
boast of my fathers) have seen sons thin
than my relatives hyht-
Mr.. HousroS, Of Dslswars--I wish to ask one ques
tion.
Mr.. GrDDrscs-r can't yisld the a, DOR until gel
through
This srKAxs.-win the gentleman give way for poin
Of orderf
MIR. HousroS--Ths point isths whether, when II !,
alleged that msmbers HAYS been msnsced out Of the
House for participation, alleged participation In
q criminal offence IL In order for the gentleman from
Tennessee to put questions askins the gen.man from
Ohio whether he justified sch with which he hes bad
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