New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
Creas Debate on slavery, Civil RiShss
and nuob-Law.
From H0u,tsn', OMc.sI Rtpert,.
Tx SENATE. Tbursiay, An

IN SENATE, Thursday, April 10.
Mr.. HALT is an extremely novel mode u
terminating controversy BY ehsritsbly throwing tie
,nts Of sniscs iesponsbiity over over one: satss.
oos,! Bat the honorable senstof puts words Into ny
mouth which used did not say thai The swses
bad property In their slaves said thst the insrts
sion exists butl have not given any opinion upon the
Dol OF 20 ~hieh tie sepator hiss alluded have never
.d anything which the sentiment which no impatss
90 me- could be inferred does not become NE, know.
10 measure arms with honorable ssnstor from South
c.rolna NOR particularly since he has been ssnsa
nous . To give notice thar ne will not condsscend 70
.rg,s With me Bat there 10 than man 10 THE
country who has WHISTLER ustiy or 1rtgsty long since
arrived At tho conclusion, that II AN snse on the sab
eet ofssyery sm rot noDomsniac, fof Am not alone
In ny madness. Bat cir an DOT respossibis here 90
elsewhere for the excitement tbs: has followed tho intro
doction u this subject defended simply 10 give noties
OF bill calculated 10 meet the .Eseuey The hosorabis
5ooator from Florida calls for proof OF the neees
sty Of this esaon and ssJs thai violence has bees
committed IN this Distinct don't know that b eaas
vioieoce
Mr.. WEsrcorr-Thcre has been no violence q.
cspt the runhIg away with some pegroes
Mr. HALE.-Well. believe that some huDdre do
Of individuals assembled In front Of printing once 10
this city ssiled the bal ding with ni'ses, obhfipG
the persons engaged Ia their asusi employment 10 tosn-
soo thai, .r. o'so2s.oo y shs. aos' 'os come ~ %
vhst does. was desirous OF Introducing tbs setJso
with al az sppsa TO any matters -n.n 90, Dc 40
nothing do With the subject under eonsidsrstion Sat
other gentlemen have chosen % ave this subject
ent Now In the bill bieh have hsd ile hos
or 20 iarod aes the provisions almost identical With
the law which Lss been 10 existence In mary II The
states and IL the statute book OF Maryland To
ts eDsetmeat here exception b.s been tsfep and I'm
quite wls that the country :noud spow the sroence
90 which oppositon made IL Tho subject BE- p.irfol 10
has not beeG made By me As TO the thresc when
have made Of boooshsd snc assassnsion can only
saw that thsre have been ssefcss sesdy and efs nsy
DO other victims until the minds OF ali shall be awakened
u the that tbs Consultation made wsl
Tor the preservation OF the freedom Of discussion - TOT
the protection OF the asve-o~ner
Mr.. WEsrcorr.-l should like to know OF tho
Fam ha n
.lsvetoldl ns State IN this Union has pssssd iswH
bch n Of the ADD peton Of saye By 90 abolition
mob the eoasty TO made responsible Tor Ne
act -.
Mr. HALE.-I do not know, bir.
Ma. WE.TcoTr--it 10 time enough then when
such law 10 passed TO protect the properly 81 slsveovn
.rs 10 sk Of ,w TO intetnnify Tor the destruction OF
property II stoltion ineendisfiea
Mr. FoorE--Tbe senator seems to suppose that
1 wished to decoy bin 70 the STATE Of Mss'ssippt !
have at,em pied 90 ceb hs have thcashs " no each
thing have openly challenged him to present himself
th-rs or saywbers ateos such language and beathns
such a. ineecdsy sprit a. be has manifested IN tnn
hoSy saa have ssd thst jast Paaishmsat wosA % u