New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13


men. snl then giving the few sayeorners ,asi
rsn-eseu,ation. along nth the power oi hie anf
death Owe those they hold 10 cue bondage
Mr.. CH.sE noticed in his first days speech those
nsrts OF Tamauliras and COAbIlls, oe;Veen the
Nueces ard RIO G~snf-, containing 5&yl0 square
nilcs-a larger territory than your stat. "hic1
Texas claims without cs1se ant VII get no ~
those y ho profess deal Of repubican'sm are ho'
more practical between tbs and Sc tcIoer tan
they have been since Sd Of December.
Mr. CHAR reminded th- Senate. nat ne 7oDtn
had ALWAYS rolled. or almost alwsys -iarehoi1-
inz Presidents Tor - years Do l-J2, and toner
kind Only II years. including MAETs FAS ftN
Secretaries Of STATE J.. 5luin, b Nor,a- NJ.
1900 no man rom tie Free states ias 'e,' ~''-'
Justice Of the Union and altho4-A i-e Heel.''"
North are. IS compared o. those DO save SAT-
as two 10 one o.. Jsdges GA the Supreme D'-H
Bench here have always been 2 MAJORITY lfli- -'v
Stakeholder o. the speakers az he nous p
Reureser,taf. - : ave. Free. Noh ih -'''
the President aId majority " f-s 1aD.h"-
Saveh0.ders the Speaker u Lne nous - a
Shareholder the Committees of 18th Houses sI7
81 constituted that the Slave interest may f'''''
no damage and the = ave states have no"' -
ever a majority o. the J3dxes oi the supreme
Cont The Executive Legislative. and Jufleia4
Departments are ID the HANDS Oi the save power.
What more can they desire
More territory They have. lost nov" as ~
Slaves. while the Free States have i,i3iJ-m
much for Freedom, IS they ssy. ior they thre en-
dsuniou If ae only aid another ei-ht square ml.es s.
including " ashingt0n
Mr Cga.E next showed Tat 10 order 20 secure
a majority from the Slave states upon the heI'"
the circuits are 50 arranged that. with some, hiiR
less than half Of the Free population, The save
States have five circuits and five Judges p1t Of IN
The smallest 81 the slave Stale circuits contain
little more than one seventh ~ the rec pop'
Of the smallest Of the rec state circuits ~
the Arrest ~ the after contains near ~
number OF Free inhabitants 10 Ho "a -.
iormer The four -outhHestern slave states i-iDs
con,i,,ogs % each other are divided INTO Two or
c,i,. ubile the four Northwestern Free states
with nearly fur times the Free population com
pose bu; one.
This is done to0 be Il remembered through The
carelessness OF tine North Of their dearest ushis
With universal suffrage. they choose, in many
cases artu aud utterly corrupt representatives,, ana
give themselves very little trouble LOOKING A'tet
Them How could Dickinson, DOUGLAS, 'As''
and their ike, ever enter legislative Assembly
were It not for this careessness oi lnYainaDie po-
htcal rights so, too the South taxes care VINO
they allow 10 sit down on the Bench, IN the Capi-
tol even from the North All tins the ercantHe
and money broker people wink at for profit mat
pro slavery meeting at New York and W hi'ine'
&c what a shame II was
Ohio SAID Mr.. CHASE. was admitted INTO the
! Mon ina -O2. She bad, IN lsio, upon an area ~
not quite forty thousand square miles, Tree Popu
latiOn Of more than million and han and 81 'VOD
voters Seven Slaves States have been admitted
since They had IN $40. upon an areaneariy twelve
times greater than that Of Ohio quarter oi
million less inhabitants, and ninety thousand lever
voters And yet these Slave States, having, IN al
ditlon to their free population, a representative
population of four hundred aud itysix thousand
Slaves have three votes more ia the House OF Re
prescntstives twelve more IN the Senate and
fifteen votes more in the Electoral College, which
chooses a President OF the United States Such
are the fruits OF Slavery eXtension-iess popula
ton larger area. and more political power.
guess, the Jon MAINS, kossEs, DlsStYs' COR
MANS, RlCHARDsoNs, MrCLERSANDs and others
Of ike doubtful character. will be,ray the North
when the struggle gets % the hottest and 20 fore
more Slavery and less freedom.