New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21
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Father Mathew within tie bar Of tie Senate VA taken
up
ths' Fs'per Mathew hAs addressed the Irish cuzsui n
the Uoted States an lr>sndsry sppesl sgsns tse n
.rtuuon n Slavery r itvss sin. y vN one - al
s7snsi when Esthe- Mathew bad 10 risht n NEEDLE
| zifh.
| Hes,-, Clay snt szv.so advocated ,he resolution
| NJ DAVE # Nt. VS. adverse q givi-z comp 2
-sutsry admission into he Senate Chs-lher n per
| so1 Who RAJ spoken sgsin't ''s7sry n the so1'-
| VI HAfy rbt0'T e' Fsihe- Mathew from the ch.r-e
= berg ho,'. 20 slavery fud dsrsrod h. hop@' to-
Ps'her Hst7s-s vi,ii . th's ronnfrT Word PROMOTE
tie csu,e ~ humanity lie bad bnan eu'i-ely di'ap
pointed srd objected n TIE resolution but his objso
| ,'ors were - smother color.
| ~ p.osvE moved ihst the subject % ls'd ~ The
,sNo hut withdrew st ~ REQUEST Of 'evorsl TRENDS
pr C.ss deprecated the Introduction ~ TIE Sub Nct
# avery hove Il must be met hut ruf -eut Tor the
4.y Tire evil there0f "a d'cu'sion "a calculated n
| produce nrch evil Ia knew nothing ~ Father
Mathews opinion - slavery hut raj seen . stated
| IN tho nsw.psoers tat Father Mstheu expressly
frsod g. n'e-pose bic oDinons on ihs' subject He
advocated tho resolution 1r 'he pAcpe ~ his coudtrT
| were unanimous IN appreciation n Fsther NJ ssf
| ievoto1 IN nohlH cause ltwss osuss which stood
~ isef u hsd no precedent, ard Il would not again
| oc~rr
", Foory sad tia, Father Mathew whom applied g.
w G.rrets1n sn3 othpr, hsi taken fair and dsnted
stand upon non Intervention ground snd 10 GREETED
that he hsi Refused n respond suffer III, respor'e
10 be published at,ers sddresed 70 him nv Southern
Gentlemen Ha reEret'ad the intervention ~ Tire Ssns
/
| souh With the honor proposed 10 be c0nf7rref on
Vs,her nsihev With tbp secured cause If Abolition
| Every thing thst Abol'onlsts rnadd'fd With they
| ul'ned AID degraded. They bed brought tho Union
into da7ga- sn4 n thav shonlt carry out their DE-
signs would put N. mark, Of lneH4be degradation on
| our siorious Institutions
NJ MA~gUN said ths, there would be n future per
hsp, TOO may o-cs'on, 10 discuss TIE subject n
Slavery but 10 was willing 70 psy duo homage 10 the
| reverend gentleman
| Mr Brr1rR thought tAst some Of ;Ns gentlemen
II ..lsl II -
Mathew He (Nr y vss IN Colur bia when q letter
~as received from Father NJ witch expressed very
I liberal Vows with regard 70 th- South although Re
w'shef q keep h'mfef sloof from the question q
slavery. ewssuu~ling 20 put Fstber n however.
on the footing with Lafayette ne should avoid
di'cu'son upen this incidental question Of subject
hist must require the Fravsst CONFIRMATION
NJ BADGER opposed tae resolution as an improper
precedent
NJ Dow~s advocated H.
Me,.rs DsUoLAss. Pearce Seward Berreu, Mason,
Clepsn, Calhoun Dawson, Dickinson, Y0ee, Davis
ard others continued the discussion.
The resolution was finally adopted. Yeas a. Mays
1s. - follows: YEis-Masrs Baldwin, Bsn, B-.dbuTy
Bright, Ca0, ChssA, Clark, Clay Cooper, Davis Of
M,.. Dickn,on, Dodge of lows, Douglass, Down,
Fitch, Greer IIamlln, Houston, Jones' Maugum Nh
Ter. Stawcrt. Sturgeon, Underwood. Wales, Ws'ker,
and Whitcomb-33 NAYs-Massrs Atchison, Badger,
Bsrrier, Borland. Butler Calhoun, Clemens, Davis Of
Miss Dawson. Foole, Hunter, Mason Norton Pesrce,
Rusk, Sebastian. Turney, Yulee-ls
On motion. the Senate = j7urred.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr GrpDiNGs wished to PROFOUND question TO his
colleague from tho Gsliopol. district. II he rot
pres Mt he would ask Il Of Mr. Ashmur. He inquired
whether an agreement was not goios on, ~ which
both parties were makius arrangements for tie ~
pcir tinent q ofcers without reference 70 ths nj.
n,rily'
NJ srASrY ,.li ,hs, both the Wig md Loco. oco
hooe. intended be trusted n God. 90 organize tse
II use, irrespective Of ihs factions OF the country 800
Ihet Was OIL they Intended.
There wee much confession and cries ~ " down In
from
NJ tHnUN vas rcsdy 10 answer.
| Nj. WENTwoRrB-S,snd out thsre--tpoinilug 20 the
sres)-vhere can Al hear you
NJ. AsHsrS-I un3crstsod that Mr. GdtinF, asked
whether IN not last night ., the Whis Csucu,
| over which ~. Y.nton presided, proposition made
10 the " blk Csucus divide the o1cers O. ths Houis
| oeiwaen rem.
AyoroE-Apporion them ous.
| NJ. AssAuN-I snsver emphstcslly, that there va,
po,hing Ike n 10 ary iorn ner or resemblance
or oot OF which sny nsn, res.ousbls und-rnaudA-
tinsa Whist don- and lesve the country decide
| Judge Toosss called Mr. A,hmun 20 order because
there a reso u;on prohibiting debs'e.
Mr. STANTON OF Tenn. spDezied q Mr. A,hmuu, 20
MAKE irsns statement Of what was done BY the two
| parties sti evening.
NJ. Toosos believed the resolution was wrors one,
! eut ne tor 'ree hgss and fair play.
Mr. BuRr-I move thst the resolution be resctnded
mr AsHSvN did no, yield the floor.
Mr. BovLIS offered resolution to rescnd the rsso-
| luton.
Ths CLEsK-Nr A,hnun h.s n. aoor but The be
csllei g. order. be cannon d.h.te
| Mr.. ASHMUN-lpquiry hssbsen propounded 70 me
snd uos1inioas consent given that should answer 10
| srn proceeding 20 der that consent
| Nj TooMBs insisted On his question oforde-
| The question wss tsken ant decided ihst Mr. ASH
NUN wss IN order Cries Of Go on. Proceed, and
| confusion
Mr. AsHmrS-l DO no, wish 10 violate tho rule, 7,
wa only By the courtesy Of the House and with the
| oonsep; OF sentlemsn--
| Mr. Toosss Il object do not consent
NJ Il -, -, -.
| that which Nj Gddines has rePresented took place,
% far AZ know. vas presen, At III, Whig caucus
and no such proposition m de nor DO such thing
suggested believe nothing Of the kind Wa slgs.s,ed
| BY Tire LocO-Foeos at the Wing caucus resolution
| wss sdopiei ~ which COMMITTEES OF ak eentlsman-
threa from Free aud 70 from Slave Ststes-sere a.
pointed. with authority q confer with similar Com
| nitees, 20 De appointed by Loco FOcos, suggest
fair mode OF organizing the House and these were
tie terms OF the resolution Beyond ths nothing
| done THIS wu communicated 10 the Loco-Foco
| caucus. Whether they accented or not I do not
know Oftne business Of this course the country can
| iudfe
Mr. Grpprxes had another question Whether the
csseoee of Slavery IN tbs Tsrrt,ries Constituted any
| part OF the arrangement
| M Evans II Nd raised the question Of order M
| Giddpss hsd DO nab 10 AK another question.
Mr. GIpDINss ssid be hsd ssksd me right for his
| eonstituenB
| M AsHsr.-i am free to onsver
| PxxsroN MING ssked whether the communication
vas IN writing and Il 30, tat II BE- produced 10 the
House
| The question VA taken and decided that Giddiugs
hsd srisht 10 ash the question
Mr. GippINSs ssked whether the existence Of slsve-
" In Territories constituted any perIcn Of The bsss
Of the arrangements
| Nj AsExUy skt In free ard frank unsn-r ih,,
rsither that any other question vss entered rto
- lar be knew, The bs.s Of tbs ssr-cDenL II
terms Of which were In wiring, and &c hoped rsult
be produced.
Mr. GtDDISGs-l want to See tie wriurs
This vS procuced.
The resolution OF io- whigs proposed 10 tie demo.
crsu 20 appoints committee OF ak snd tier h.c TO
report cor j5nty . mode Of detni.e ora A ration
Of the House AIT ana fair bssis sigoed n BE-
bait OF tA- wings BY h9ssra Whit>, Ccnrsd. Breck
| vintou, stsnly and Ashaun-Nr vsnfoa Chairman ;
NJ Brooks Secretary.
| The next VA q resolution q the Democrats sp-
poistog Mears stanton Of Team. Tsonpsoa Of Pa
Buy, MeCsrnsnt, Harris Of Ala sad Potter, tc meet
the whig COMMITTEE sigDed By Mr.. Thonpsoa Of Pa
ca sirusa; Mr. Stanton. Secretary.
There oonvulsiva lsas hto-, aod rsnsrfs Of No
| xre., ,hinss aiseoversd--"W What Dexf" sc. &c
NJ Roor ross xnid cree OF Csll he roll and aid
tea. Re hoped TIE roll vosld not % called for iev
| minutes. The House bad TOO nuch respect FOR him
Ther~ 10 no - ee n hurry There IL 1ini Con
uiltss 10 report We given assurance tast the OK
kuowsih his snsr and ths bis (srs h.sr,
Sna erie. OF We have lad good say matters
| NJ. srASLr sross 70 Question Of order. M Root
Ma not certainly In order he could nos debate The
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