New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
eLAvE.TRADE IN THE DISTRICT.
MIR. GreeIey's Remarks,
IN Detsnoe Of Mr.. Go,rs Resolution, CSaPprssse'

IN DJsaoe cf Mr.. COTS Resolution, (S@Pressed)
Throughout Ne Who'll. arcus.on wsSnssssy Mr. Galu
struggled e,e opportunity r The Goor and bret a~adst
out tie sp..., r,s.on, esca.d that belonged 30 Nh
wUr-oaru Of III who had made previous motion had Dr. G
oso.d the floor va. his intention TO have spoken sub
s.aisy " ho~s-'hs f p"r'Fh beng 'asse.se b. ht So"
r's' speech sad o. sos'e coy "eoA'ea "s A' speech val
esln''edl
Mr.. Speaker tho gentleman rom ONO MI
SAwfkK complains OF tho waste oil the precious
time OF this House on discussions relative 70
Slavery, Negroes, DC IN which his constituents
feel no interest. Well sir, whose fault is 1t
When this proposition came before us, the Pre-
vious Question was moved by Its author and the
resolution passad without debste-all hnished In
IN hour. Thus II would have remained, had not a
friend OF the gentleman Mr.. STUART OF Mich. I
moved reconsideration, which has been sus
tanned throughout by the vote oil the gentleman
from Ohio, and by this procedure the time OF the
House has been wasted-not by the friends OF this
resolution just so on Monday when we setued
the faeheco Save case 80 tha' IL ~oud nave
stayed settled, had not tae ge"He"'n hu"sey Mr
SAWYER moved Reconsideration, which probably
involves the consumption OF one OF TWO more days
Does 1t become him or his friends 10 lecture US on
The waste OF time on Negro propositions
Mr.. Speaker, the resolution before us MT
oorI - has oeen assa'led as inoendlary' ABUSIVE
insulting 70 the SOUTH &c &C. ou' no man mas ~,
'emP'co W snow Nneis." " su'yo'' " su0n
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1884, ~ ",, ~ $50, Gor-is e.
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s 80 - $500. - " 49, ~
n'a''e' anu ',l'sn' oe - .,e W.
sequenSes' nave oa'e,ui! 'eeoHs'ue'eu 'ua' ieso
Iehon Tor myseh ana my earnest CONCLUSION Is
snst u should oe adhered 70 oy 'he rouse. 10 Tue
reasons LOT that conclusion nc" ASH pa'eh' Al
ion''oh n,
an nov 'nsens. .o .s,, opuaaol' !" 'ne "a
anu u ~" ~ So" - -. Us -. t N W 80
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neiv ea'o " % - $50, - .-".' -
pe'lse ''.o 49, 81 80 nr~s,n'Sp,, ., -
n mo-, .Eyer ,hose honds nj nnion fonpdea on a
s ~ :, ,,;'ar, ~, s,Tsst ~; ',,e.,,o,s
=; ,.h,ah -, - -. o., "a ,,,tb 90 ~ ,la
o,har Of The two srest nsrties which nearly divide
~, Ansr;c.n psonls ksenIv feel deeply 70
60, ,hs ,s~...;, ;,,oo.eS q, re 81 sixiry sn,,
So '"e So - sf:I - - - - - :, :.
vote oy Whch my poh'icAl otetntch IN any PaE' OF
this Union shall be annoyed or exposed to prela.
faithfully NAV IN avert ,ucb q misfortune
But, Mr.. Speaker. have on iull reflection, de-
cded that there can be course so fair, no basis
Of union 50 Just as that which enjoining To act
together on those points whcrcon We are agreed,
shall leave us perfectly free 20 act on our diverse
convictions with respect to those questions on
~mch we honestly and sravely direr Agrea'
poet makes his hero say to the friend whom Fate
and Jealousy and dark Ambition were gradually
estrsnsins from him. % between US be Truth =
And Sir' say here, to al SIDES and al parts OF
I.as 49,, nss~ssA as oS run mere Is no
nske5 Nth nx Hso,hnr ,'' ~ '.o , -,
hssr thai the fault sns The sb.nao ~,
yoars Tnion ON any otber h.ss ,hsn ~, 80
lee, Freedom and mutual TnI,h Is = rs~s5;nr
MIRAGE "A vain delusion An unreal ,nc.sor,s
Whenever We, as Americans or as nernhers ~