New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

ash, and when % a1iucs r'ioTe - s"d 90 "a '
1p.a Z. nct Il IS then ior iae % j1dee whether Con
/ er-ss has the right . at or not and tLen and
I n0t then. have ws night - say wheiher We
sial refuse " grant va; they ask
NJ JEFFEH.ov DlvIs said on Fniay that the
n ght n petition as be viewed (. vss q e-y pO1T
o5s-.t wss merely The right - be-, snt might te
carried . such hl-hr - require o be a5aiaf
"s EUI5sTCr
The r.rfi n. petition in England. upward oi
,hirtt .ears $40 vAs ezc-csed a-alst tie bi. b.
establish Cons Laws. hy which : rri~rpls Tax
go aid 90 human i.0i .GT l-:ed from The E ntet
states 30 elsewhere, y Parliament that repre-
reltet the English people pretty much a' ine
Senate NON represents the America peop ie-rep
organizations o. the few had by Ear -he most woes
ia 10 The people offered petitions against ihe 1.I
bv fhe v-ar1u-0st the arstDcracy IN Parliament
met them. Mississippi fashion witt 10000 troops
horse. no, and artillery suddenly collected
from al paris Of the nItcd hlngdou they
aba;ed the NUISANCE. taxed the millions heavily
ou the tod they consumed for the benefit Of few
ch landlords 20 the amount Of 500 900 year
during more than age, " until famine AMI us
ease IN Ireland more true representation o. the
country iu ariam-ut and the reestabllshmcut OF
fle right of petition without The ha-ooets, compel
.ed repeal Of thosa Corn Laws leaving the srsin
growers here woo export Il p,3ferfed against me
English farmer, while the grain growers Ia Eng
.sud winch imports, entirely Fapy0tccf'd
TIE isht ofpeiition q not, however. as NJ ~
frHsoN DAVIS would have II, merely thc rrht 20
beg except We take Il in tue sense iu which
GH B.ass beeGar exercised bis appropriate iu1c
lion. namely. from behiui hedge. hecktd D.
losded b'1uderbuss The beg-ars rs NJ ia
fI calls the people o.. America can vote as wee. as
pef.ron-they can send INTO retirement AMI ce
served obscurity these gentlemen who. possessed
o. title brief authority, use u 20 tauu them.
when u the tempcrate exercise of nights essenua.
o. the very existence % nee government. A. be-
.n- bIstt hearted" beggars whose opportunities
may require O. boz abs;ed by the exercise OF Seno-
tJrial power
NJ Foorf, of Mss the State which bought the
ninety millions worth Of negroes SOU and BODY.
tor pccuniary consideration also turned round
upon Nr Has during tic debate telling him. DO
las pecd,0rlv modest manner. that lie venerable
J0HS QUINCY ADAM. was all hat expelled shor;
time before his death, Ia the House Of Representa-
tyes for n similar offence ~ that Of HALE. and
would have been expelled bot for "mercliul post
punemcnt Of action. and the apologies meantime
offered for lbs offence.
SAID Mr. FooTT-I quote tins mornings LRiOH-
But tor the coumiseration which feel for the hon
CRADLE Senator from New Hampshire, HALE. con
strained he evidently considers himself 70 be 70
p.ay the wretched part which he is now playing as
Ne representative and 0gcHt0t facti0Hisfs and trd
t0rs, should be not only induced 70 censure him
harshiy, hut should even be IN favor Of enforcing
against him the heaviest penalties for iactiOnal mis-
| coiNuli itIi4hfH uAEilt even nc Nii4iiH 10 N4"
nit such n motion .or expulsion myself As It IS,
| w not DO IL. shall oiler 40 motion for expulsion
| aud ! feel half induced 10 take back my former
threat Of h0ngtag him. Yes ST. | Will take it back
| and DO accordingly declare that ! have not the
| east idea of ever hanging the honorable gentleman
| however offensive bis conduct IN future may be
The vulgar mAiction Of tbs rude pedaut FoorT
upon the senate 81 a member, j. one of those saG
| consequences OF pro slavery anne alton, OF which
the Quakers termed " black hearted by sur
| GFoN who had nothing 90 expect from them
| seem g. fully aware Had Mississippi purchase
with the money OF the Union, been added to ieonly
| IS home for ireemen instead % slave mart. no
| such rs Senator FooTr would ever have
| been sent to Washington 10 threaten TO pls!
| the Aaueman Yet Mr. FO0TE boasts Of hrs popu
! lrty IN Mississippi that the newspapers
n hls ycinagc, and State, and IN the Soulh gener
a'iy. approve Of his course. Dare they do other
wise " ould not that editor who wtsd offend
the united faction o shareholders and dough faces
Doe sent 10 jail, his property destroyed, or himself
| shot OF lyuched Is the press free, South Dare
| q newspaper that would quote W AsHlNGroS, JEF-
PERSON, RASnoIPH, LAFAYETTE, and the fathers
ol tins great nation, Oh Slavery faithfully, and ap
! ulv lhcm principles a. q test Of the POLK Demo
,racS, issue It's No /. M Charleston Have We
forgotten CAssUs VI. CLATs ordeal IN Kentucky
Have not men OF worth been compelled to iy their
native States Tor speaking against the nsiitu
| uOu Are not the whites kept IA ignorance lH
| many states lest they instruct the blacks Drd
uot Goy, SNirH propose 10 Danish from Virginia by
force the free men. women and children OF color.
lculine even the surviving slaves whom " ASH
INaToN had frcedf Mr. FOoIF need never lcsr
the Southern press Had he really played the
Jack kotch instead OF proposing - ohciate IN that
Capacity--aud but of the institution that need
rd such an advocate there's no saving what hs
ordinary avocatou would have been-the press OF
the uion south, would assuredly not hSve oieu-
a,j his feelings ' he has any by one word OF
rrprosch. Cases, both South ald North arc on
record where the peoples Representatives have
met with wounds aud even death IN Legislative
Halls, from their fellows, when exercising dele
.atcd rights but except the walain. ea'lows ~
ireland, 30 not recoIect OF a. instance whore
any one of them acquired Mr. FOOTE's well known
peculiar and appropriate soubriquet
Nj SENAEp seems unwilling 10 delay business
oy proongins debate but 10 was on the side o.
.ree dlscussiou, as he always IS lie said he would
| vote with HALE. not 10 KICK the petition OF the
liberty loving Pennsylvania Quakers under the
Seuajes table but % receive II respectfully. o.
course be did not want ;hc Union dissolyed-he
dld not, suv more than the venerated ADAMS,
whose memory FooTF had 50 want0ny and prob
ably unnteutoualy insal;ed, believe that q con
tinualion of the Confederation woad HecessarRg
terminate in the triumph Of slavehciiers over hu.
man richts-he desired not 10 narrow down ihe
rieht of petition 90 the limit allowed IN ihe days %.
ScsooGs. JrFYRIEs and TREELIiAN-but would
desire 70 refer the petition 70 Special committee
yyith instructions 70 report their reasons why ~
PRAYER could not and ought no; 70 be granted
Mr.. CHAsE of Ohio, took a similar view oi The
question
The debate as tive O, tie solid columns % the
Iaion. ami the ground all 20 be gone over asa.n
next Monday. " hat a STIR ihese anu slavery
Ouakers have made
BEGIN ca fear that Slavery, more slave Ierrito-
~ bills to catch runaway wretches, who take s'Gr
hgh, 70 escape the stripes-eforts 70 add New.
Mexico "a Texas, thereby 10 extend the Democrs
IS OF the whip is ares-denunciations OF Aboi.
ton Petitions disputes about receiving California
because IS the land O. the free and resolutions
against stopping the slave auctol-msrt under oar
very noses here and for the better securing the 10
n,estic slave traffic by land and sea, between the
Slave States. viii occupy the remsinier OF the long
session and msr every effort 81 useful legislation
| have seen no indication Of spirit energy and
iirmness with union and system, and determine
ten 70 20 ahead when rieht, ~ majority OF the
Representatives from the Free States-5Ht Z may
eua-the honorable gentlemen may be biding
their time" Who eau tell what day may bring
| 'orth ROBERT BARCLAT-
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