Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
TnG TWo PAnFnIfrs-A Loco rnleg u.

fozHn-GEs Gass SUPPORTED 2H rm [
NoRru on Tm eRatNn er MS FAVOR.
INC THE PRouso--lils PRIVATE cos
VIBRATIONS.
Quite m interesting scene occurred in
the Senate of the United Slntgs, on tue
Sd inst, when Mr. Maneum, IN his
place, exposed a fraud which is bcinp
pReJised On the people of iha NoHhaa
South, by the publication at tho Glaaa
Office, of Two famnlks pmpoFiiu# 10 be
the Life Of General Gass. These ol5e.
tione5fne pamphlets, appears are pdaI.
ed 10y order of the Democrats Cangras.
sianal Publishing Committee. nono Of
tha pamphlets calculated, no dault lof
northern meridian. allthalftlales 10 Gen.
Cass' opposition to the Wilmot pfayiso.
issirikeu ont while, in tic dlhaf pun.
porting 10 be the same, every lhHg %.
in "a show lis opposition 10 tue measure.
I is rotaincd. This document Is. OF eaur#s.
ealeulalcd for circulation in the soatf.
Tie szcuHe-a very frivolous oue-a..
tafrd in tha ssnale, lor tae Discrepancy
which appears in the documents. .4hat
all that related 10 the RroYiso, was omit.
/ ted 10 nuke room Tor samc baltimore Con.
,an,ion, and French Resolutions was
thoroughly exploded by the Wing Sen.
atlrs. Mr., johnson cuatonaed sthat
tins change, made ifom circumstances
which he had pointed ON, could nothaea
bern made for the ahjaatsatcJ And he
I'D Ia laubi iAai thousands and tens ai
thousands OF the editions, with and with.
ont tie alterations. Ind been distributed,
the on ai the norIh and TIE other 4 tIia
south. Hecaula whita Was the plai.
fern laid down, hui there WIS a platform
unon which every party shaullHoaa, aal
thai vas the platform of doa4g IL
and aot wlai were the rfsansi5ns af
Cen. Cas- or Gqa. TaYlor iof tho PresI-
deacy. but he would #aY TIA, II Gearal
Cas- Wcfa then. hswaall danamrssush
miserable tneaerg. To which Ia, aI lie
lhimbla.ri#gef Wa IN honest employ.
menls
To show thaI Gen. Ca is supported
at the aafIh, On the ground Ihaf he ueea.
pes the same position in faaal % lie
Whine. rfo,l=p, occupied by John z.
lIale, Adams, aid4Iogs. aud Il number aI
F.. libedyHarsrs, We qaots from The CiHasa.
laal Plain Dselag a lsadla bzmuzHde
paper u The Naf.lam par of Ono. Ihe
fisn Dealer sag
We. us q patty pUzani TO taa nation
d candidate .laa iroe stat. lie s ual
a siayeho.dur lie laes DO. tmUc Ia Lu.
man lilsh. IL Aas an ssnlanl#= ~.
soaialioas or eunnee ions with tbu-a IS ha
do. lie was born aud educated u Now
England, and has spout most O.. lis days
IN tine isgc W..ls OF the We. has VgI
/ biz country long and faithfully aud has
/ cugoycl iAa euuAdlucou ul Jefferson. Mall.
son aut jackson iu ,Ae mUgg harmonious
days ol lho dlmJemcT such a man Is
now the standard bsIlgfm oar rauw aud
| we support him and lhi- $50 could do
| with d hearty good will, Independent ol
oor party obligations.
Again % says
I've think Con, Cass construction of
the Constitution Is an ample "uroriso'
aga.ua. iha iuaher extension Of slavery.
. lie says Cuar,,, Aa, no, tlc power 10
abolish slavery where ii legally ,...l-.
+ nor To institute !, whore ID doc. uot. IL
I does uo. now oAi-. ia the tamuIa. ot
/ New NJ Airo agd Cg'iloma--ani accord.
iu- 90 Cen. Cas- doctrine it cannU.cs
there By ACT ui Congress. 40 uIlows. of
course, liia. saia ,u.u.1rip, MNt ys4arg
gree m.l ,!is ssmg siai become States.
. ltisu conceded psiu. tbat Suta- have
.Al power 20 abolish s.asyy within ra.fr
hmil' and hy iac same gri u, sosUu.Iu.v
they can abuA,hit The only pug .hat
these Teu..oa@ will be plopled ly .to..
who pfgiur slavery TO free labor, and that
when sand territories become >taloa slave.
|g viii be established, ulhry bya paJ-
vision %! lleir State Constitutions or uy
law.
"Lct Us see II Cen. Ca-1 doctrine wi.I
favor -arh e. result Shareholders viii
. not omigmlo tAcr because tlelo .s no.
hw 10 Ifo,cc, slave property. Should
. Coneya,. pass such q law it would be
unconstitutional and %. ao bildm g.al,.
There isuo laN of tho terf.oHes byw.lsa
a Sottlemgf could hold slave one hour
after hl bad become settled tc.. Tho
pWcut inhabitants are aII opposed 10
slavery. No law would ba anas b,
them TO sanction li, and under slra r.i.