The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02


and After ssitsting the psioos would return to its
fountain, 10 b revived purified and then again be
sent abroad. And while claiming these THINGS,
engaged here to exteud-f sdo0? By NO means IL
10 struggle to extend slavery maintain insttu
lion which trsmpes on all right. He thought that 1t
d,ser the House. the other day to pass
act extending the revenue laws Of the United Stat,s
the territories that dollars Of tribute may
BE- collected, when protection and government we're
denied to the people Tho question Of slavery would
have be rettsd Is the North to yield? There is
compromise there b. none Ths agitation Will go
on and be Increased; 1t will become ore and more
vole ut until public sentiment has les way He sllude
to outrage In the North which would never do Is
Georgia ddte defiance tho laws aud the dsosio
OF the supreme Court Ths North had submitted to
msay outrsges, hut It never did aud never would
thrs s.en . dissolution OF the Union; 1t would pursue
It's Nth fortitude and decision IL ~ gentlemen
say this epdspQers the lives Of thu people OF
the South. why not settle the question! IL must
sst,lsd and emily Gao be settled in way, viz by
stopping the extension Of ssvery II Congrese hAvs
majority, lot Law DO passed aud. In Gods name let
have peace. The North will not interfere With the
lumb'a on terms which will be Just. He would not
abolish here he could without regard to the rights
Of the people.
MIR. VkNABLE, Of North Carolina, said that othing
give quiet but that which would Justice 20
parties. There CO, not be any peace until all the
rights and guarsptes Of are extended
10 every one indiscrimiuat~ly These ID ust protect
the South; II not tho South will protsot hsrsoif lie
was OF posed to the bill OF the ysntsman from v,r.
R,na, lMr Preetop TO form Q State COVER q msuv-
Within the last three days he had 90 uvsrssd With
Lieut. Lanman who q collector in Upper Califor-
",
that tbeie fifteen thou-and persons there =
IL vas propose to give these few men, who kno no.
hing q, our Inc itu,ops, two the Senate and
one houee q Rsprese Natives simpy 10 gee rid
OF the Wimot proviso The leader Of the aboiiti IN
party declared in the Senate in 1870 during the dis
eussion " The Mss ouri compromise, that tho sxclu
zion OF slavery NO questio Of humanity, but Of
political power IL bsr from that day to this bean
sgms'.d tor political purposes Southern politicians
oid lot ibtrOouce It bero. Lieut.. LSnmAu said that
IRE poll opened in Cafor The election of an
Aicsics, and kept open tbres days; and Yet only q
the people from the gold mines New Mexico Will not
probably, form \ State governmen between this and
neat October II not, the question will bask on
Oh eress with accumulated force. Mr.. Venaoie al.
ust TO the erie OF tbs South Aad the agrees
tioDs Of tbe North The legislature Of OAio ne rs
aiktd had elected q man VINO advised the people OF
that State negro thieves nd said To II thew
couia tbow hun y wsy by which slavery could more
tfotaaiiy be broken up he would lead in the enter
MIR VebAols loved tbs Mon because tu prot.ct
the South but would ira pied dow their
rights He would go home, and tell mis- oons.itusnrs
urs Of Aneric an Congress Were he q member
OF the Legislature Of North Carolina for the GU RACES
comm tsa In that State BY Nostnern people he would
deny them to rs ports foe the purpose of re.
covering debts; ana would enable any man who had
Loot negro BY theft to sr,se upon Norhern property
and inds mLiy himself He would bring the collision
about and let tho sggrsssors feel where they are
most sentative In their pockets In conclusion. he
:ppes.a to Northern gentlemen to forbsar, and not
70 tread ON wounded spirit
Mr. GREELEY, OF New York, arose. not to explain his
position nor 10 apologize for che votes he had given
biz sst h.aro the question slavery discussed In all
iis attitudes II Congress had voted. vi bout discuss
II ,bs question ana had excluded slavery from the
the Southern people would not have been
wounded by It. The Souih.rnSrs do the Northsrners
justice, when they that It question Of poti
Cal power 1t may be with Northern politicians; but
with the people II question Of right and they dare
not ast contrary to tnsir coincidence. They think
thAt their representatives would DO dersct in duty
thsy should consent to the extension Of slavery
the territories acquired by conquest He opposed the
proposition TO incuds New Me xice and Caiifornis In
nns sns sso ns ne nsssS ssn,,s@sn
fhA have her liberty or not, without being swallowed
Up oJ Texas IL Congress 90 nothing, before tho next
t9mner tbse VIII Dr. = colnsion bet~een Texas and
the people Of New Mexico The officers of ths former
VIII attempt TO exeroise Jurisdiction the latter.
WIN gentle men throw on General Taylor the respsnsi
o'i'y 10 Interfere! New Mexico may be made slave
eetnory' Let gentlemen come forward, and meet tho
cay whether slavery snall 60 where 1t does
not NOV eAs TO ten wnsre the territoriss are Tneir
tSact oounasries are NOT Known. Let gentlemen do
hen "noie outy peioic TINS congress ao1ourns.
mr.. Mokss. 81 Lcos,sna, SAID Win PRIDE aud plea
,uLe. Ano WIN ruin ana hneertytnat Tor every name
Ssubgueneo IN Jaw letters, ano pohtics aud oil the
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