The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-06

arise in mi, generation though the constitution be
rot anepe.d and though California be admitted With
her pr.,tnt contribution. And We have yet greater
ctntd.ne. In predicting, that the hrs, amenduent
Witch is hereafter made 90 the constitution Of the
the burden OF slavery between the free the slave
ststs nor TO extend IL TO territories which IL has
cursed but r prohibit forever the representa-
ton 81 slave property In Congress
when that 10 sceompli'hsd there viii Be time enough
left 10 discuss Mr. Calhouns equiiibriums az fully
they deserve
From the Express, March 81
A Paw NorEs ON Ms. CsLHous's SrrscH.-We give
MIR. Csheuns speech In full 90 day tstolen from the
the subject and the very able Who has the
Argument AZ an argument " 10 10 the msia close and
s tn. Of ss ao .sc0. aa
domine.ipe spirit peculiar 20 the senator from south
csroins .bc for many years has been accustomed to
have his word regarded iav and his bohsss obeyed
n he rather sutocrst, than Senator and
CITIZEN possessing In both capacities than equal
stuitutee with Others.
We have not room to notice the speech ss We could
wish The hrevity and senteptousnes always peculiar
20 Mr. CsIhoups torte beminently charactsrise this
staten ,n,s made and the win readily
be sbe 20 tepsrsts the chan from the wheat What
must object to- the ipjoste done TO the North and
and In the charge that there have been encroash
mepts only upon one side. The argument about the
supply q revenu. BY the exporting States and the
rd.r Of the south IL In the face OF eli fact but the
grest.et q all s the fsare Of Mir Calhoun 20
The psturs reskn.s- of slavery Institution what
stsf. IN ccmrrri.on slave 70 be found In the
Institution Il slavery itself lie foFgets what 10 OBJ
v,ps spopfh upon reflection. that slavery and free
dem (bssdss the neral aud socia inequalities 81 the
tee c,ndicnsJ ere in all the pursuits OF labor In
tefsst ard production naturally hostile aud that the
tao csprot thrive together. What he charges upon
tie Nerth. Therefore, 10 In many respects q self.
cor srmirg power. vhich the North has poser
sId fer the extence 81 vhich II Is not responsible
There " questiorsbiy much that IL true In what
" ssd 81 the religious fslrg the ssbject Of slavery
spd 20 GIL ositicn &C. ~ that ground II " histcr
csy tfLs ust rapy sccsssstcsi bonds Of union have
b., sesrred ard that brethren % the zane church
70. tJ,b sstriy ss the evil ttsr q spiritual COM
u.ui len.
M Csh, mn pasrss By Mr.. Clsys resolutions With .
esrsrsi ercortsmsrt ~ the condemnation OF ali the
S.rstors wLo rave replied TO him, and falls NJ
uton the plan Of the sduinist altos. which IL stigma
ts.d 80 zen Executive prcviso.r N sn Executive pro-
Wen N A. just wbst Mr. slbouo advocated IN the last
trrtss, proper ground 81 adjustment, wa, the
rsnt - the lsopl~ to form their LAYS ans make
,t.y ON consti,ution Besides, Nr. Calhoun had no
cti.ts 81 consci, nee. and no constitutional
scsutl.s vh,b Texas admitted bodily ss STATE
sUo bo dt,s hnow that the esistspcs Of slavery
IN and its existsDce In the other, "
N. orlv onsr-nce Which hnss his TO truth sed
iu,st in The natter Mt Calhoun indeed, vas the
rr.ots di,inity the admission q resss aud he
orly 90 ever, cursttutiopsi Argument 20
,n.et ~, pprpcse but 20 political j,rse-we say IL
v.th al i..p.ot-ts eject his purpose. There vas IN