New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

ely II. columns are open 10 Inspection Those Who
coanssrd no measures repasbsnt the foresoips hat
hsgs shasired from inveetive ard esnancstics sns 3D.
drsaeS uy.efo the ressos tire ropseenee the patriot
i.rn ana seas of honor Of TIE ssvehoesn say Of them
benz relatives snd pernsl freoda Not ous cf ny
pcssd 70 my views. bs 81 any tine imputed TO me III
/ temper or elsncesune policy. .
Win th. PLATA IpO.i,iOn q ny eOsrss. /, Is hssly
which hs, excited much feeling reithsr myssh nor sny
psr,on connected with me bad any share vhssver thai
hs Transaction IN fsss became Known 70 me only 'hrossh
~rite tai. 70 kssbuss the public mind. that tboss
who DO not personally koo~ may not ee npos-d upon
By sEy isseprehepsiop Of my position rerisnly eel
sEest rspugnsnes 70 eeins sased or War pave never
oooe Of dlesm-d Of bat, ~ Illegal viesnee 70 unlisted
sPon hr wriiog ard printing freely shost slavery o.
say other sghc which Il may suit an American 20 DIE
sass, shen Will .us~r sheeruy ia the eoehdeni hops
hat ~h-n passion snd rsjsdce 'hsl have oeeo .pel
ed, lssise ~i b Zone my eh0se.ss. But VIII not
suppo'e that these Who rsoeos In tbs snfrsns
/ IN wsshisstoa'
Mr.. c.tHouStin his sect Doss be make any asnua.
eisiiee Of his robbery
Mr. H,LE-Hs had quite enough to DO in defending
himself snd Il part Of bic dsty % denoaase othes
( Mr CALHoUs. lin his sest ~ untsrstand that
Mr. H.LE-l sppss 10 the Of Of the Senate
snd What a,hcsou there eau De for ssssiiins The
character snd property Of msn who hnew 10 more Of
THE than Of us memters appeal TO the
Hon senator who spcxe 80 ccqasnty OF The hish and
chvArc dess of night which understood In this sse-
l ton Of The eoonty-
Nj Foo1E-I Ask the Senstorsnd BEG 70 rem nd him
that twenty millions Of people are listening 20 his answsr
in TO circumstances Of the ease, evidently known 70
him. does he suppose that this occurrence could have
sssu place extensive eoontsnsnss and aid from
men Of stsndirs in this District whether members Of
Congress CT othefs'
Nj HAS, doubt thar those persous eoslS not
have away without aid. IL enough that have
cisclsmet al sn0-leces Of u thought that when the
honorable senstor ~ speakpg more ,han twenty NIL.
hons Of people listening he invites visit the
State Of Mississippi, ard knay informs tia, be would
be one Of those 10 would set he ,s..u and put an end
n IL In hrfn nj IN n.
dssth by mob Well. in for his hoe
Pi1se Invitation can only express the desire thst he
would penetrate into OF the csk OF New
Hampshire, spd II he DO sm much mistaken he woald
not hod that the people in that eensh'ed region would
be happy 10 en 10 his arguments and 10
In eeetVs cord with him IN witch the truth might
BE- elected think, however that The snnoenesnsnt
which honorsbs sensor hss msds ths door OF the
tate which svsit humble an individual mysef 10 The
STATE Of Ms.s ppi must conyiDce every one OF ME pro
pretty of the hish eUlogium which he pronounced upon
her the other day when he spoke OF the high pcs,ion
~hich she occupied the states OF this eonfdersey
But enough Of MS personal mater
think NJ did misuud eutsnd the honorable tens
from South Csrous that be surprised al the tsmsr
iiy oftne senstor from New HsmP.hire ia introducing
this bin Let me ask what's this bif What IL this To-
c-udiay bill that has ELECTED such torrent OF invscuv
Has erea Manufactured hy some fsnsiesl abolition
ist i Why, tits copied, Almost word for word, from
Az on the statute book which has bee In operation foe
years Ia the neshhorus State Of MsIysnt IL has no
illusion dire NV ~ inaiecy 20 the subject Il slavery
Yet sed Of throwing ~ hreorsed, aud In or
der 70 make upon the Institutions Of The youth =
How. Ia O n,me 10 come TO 1his ihst Tie Amsri.
II
huud I'd sud forty esht, the sh OF property cannot %
named but the sdvoeses OF slavery are In srms and ca
that made upon their ipstitations because 10
attempted hs protection Of the law owe the pro
perry Of 40 American ctren who appeals to an Americas
senate
Il ha. long been held BY you that your peculiar insiitu
too Is incompatible with Ihs right Of speech but
also psbe with The safeguards OF the constitu-
0n being thrown around property OF Amsresa eiuters:
let ths country know t II ths 10 TO be The principle 81
your setoD let &c be proclaimed throughout the eosh
and bresSh Of he land that there an Institution 90 on
nil zhty-tha OF lite
snd property must boz down before II
Do let BE- 'sd that have introduced this subject
have supply sked that tue plsines provisions OF com
moo law-the s-nest iics 60 OF usesshAl Do extend
I'd and for tho protection Of the Propsy OF
ctzsns OF this District and yet the honorable senator
tom south Carolina isshoesed at my ten,eIity.
Mr. BurLGR-Alow to ash one question with per
feet good temper Tho Senate discussing the subject
v,h feeling butI ask him whether he would vote
for bill properly drawn. ind ctns punishment on per
sons iBveigns Slaves from the District Of Columbia
Mr. H,Lr-Certsuly net, spd why Bscsas, do not
believe that Slavery should exist here
Mr. CALHOUs-(Iu his seat He wishes to arm the rob-
beIs. and GisSrm tue people Of the District
Mr. H,LE.-Ths Hon. Senator 10 alarmed ct my temer'
ity.-
Mr. CALHOUN lin HE sest)-I did not use the word,
but did hiak worth while to correct the ssnstor
Mr. HALE-Ths Senator did not use the term
Mr. CaLHouS No. said It was bpssn In the Ssnssor
on something iko that
NJ HALg-The meanios was the same. IL was strange
then that should Introduce bill tor the prohistioa OF
pr pery In this s;riots bid perfectly harmless but
which hs construed into attack upon the south
senator sad the country wherein consists his te
meiityf suppose IN the section Of tho counuy ffcn
which lie says SEEN TO thinh that the South
IA ost al feeling. An There Is tho ssnery The bill
comes FROM the wrong side Of 9 certain boundary Why
aid the honorable Senator from Carolina Imagine that We
" the North with faces bowed down 70 The earth and
our To the suu had received the ssh long that
dared ook up Did he suppose that we dared not ssk
the Of tho law be thrown sround property 10
the District TO which we came to lesislste!
desire upon the Institution OF slavery In the
sense which tho senator understands the term. viii
never be party to any snero.enm,ps upon rSnn seM
4nleed by the Consultation and the aw-not a. ALI wish
TO var bot OF Iesson-of persusson-of argument;
that should look to convincing the understasdioe
be.It Tsst is the only war 10 which 1 would snssss
But It said ths the De has ooms-tha tho erie hes
come the South must meet IT, 10 al cantor and
honesty then let that thers could not be better
ri stform which TO meet tho question: than that pre-
.sued by the principles Of this bill There could rot bss
better than this appeal to the country Lsths
sound Let the word 70 forth Let the free NORTH
BE- told that her craven Representatives on the floor
the Senate are not q liberty even 70 claim 'ne pfotecuon
Of the rishts Of property
The lsht Of speech sscrihesd long sgo But nov
IL Is 10 bs proclaimed that cannot even ntrod ucs
bill looking tho execution VI tho paines provisions OF
tho and the ese principles VI jastics for
tho protection OF personal rights, because gentle nsu
choose consue IL into "a attack upon that particular
- =,
s.k again what IL that has produced this step. call!
ed up these 6eouocaiions excited ali ibis oveetvs which
been poured out We II lad been guilty OF az
me crimes Ia inc asososus c Upon .bs a. ssn.s.
Il he South rely for the protection o. any Institutions
On which they place sny yslae' II vii be sn:wsfse
pa the constitution sDd the law. Well. then the ssfe
ards o. tho constitution rendered inadequate 70 the
protection Of species Of property bow esa BE- SEP
desire 70 nsntsn 10 ali their strength and ability, The
guards Of the constitution that have introducsd this
bill Tor The projection Of property In this District
here tell the Senator from Alsbsms that he
III have my fail cooper alton In any measure W prevent
idnApping shall expect him TO rsdsem his pledge.
south Csroins dsDouLcs this bill measure oacuiete1
rspress thoss citizens from The sxprssson OF heir jus
nd IL nston.
Mr. CALHoUs-If the Senator vii allow me. viii sx'
,lsin said sach thing But will take the occasion
o say that would lust argue with msntsc from
ed am q with the Senator from New Hampshire % thb
abjsst
SEVERAL sEsAToRs-Order, order
Mr. CALHoUsI do not intend TO correct bis ststsmsos
that the people Of this District have
their that 10 10 robbery 70 take their
from thsms entitled TO bs regarded - 10
,c ssesson Of his reason
Mr. BALE.-It is an extremely novel mode OF
erninstins q controversy By cnsritsby throwing the
,ns Of manaeal esponsibity over over ones sntaG.
mist But the honorable senator puts words into my
noun which never used. aid not sey tosi the owners
al property In their slaves said that the fnsutu
lon exists butt have not given say opinion upon the
20 ~hieh The senator has sliuded have never
ANYTHING from which tbs sentiment which be fmp1tse
me could DO inferred. IL does NOT bssoms me, tnow,
nsssure with the honorable Senator from boufb
arolina more particularly sines he hes been sSnan-
nous give notice that be will not eoudssesnd 70
rue With Bat there 10 moro thsa one man fn thb
Suntry who has WHISTLER justly aDjustly, long since
rived tho conclusion, thai II maniac the Sab
.ct Of slavery, Donomanisc, for not alone
ny madness But, cir, | en- not responsible hereW