The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-16

lnet sne might have been called upon TO contribute
so unreasonable but that the rich alluva OF Louisiana
with bar population 90 industrial, could sustain their
own goyernment that the islands Of Cuba and Porto
Rco which now, IN addition TO their heavy expend-
lures contribute TO support the Spanish crown should
on annual contributions from Mexico and that
Mex,o. which has. snce the abolition Of slavery sunk
into her present impoverished condition that 10 derive
money Tor her support she sold her Territory the United
Staes proof that cannot be denied OF the value of the
insulation Of slavery In soil and climate like hers
we do MOI claim TO Get our opinion against the opinion OF
any ope IN rslston 10 the DEGREES Of nature, and to say
ma slsyssy ahai be planted in any Territories OF the
~ NV, ss.aI clam that we shall Be permitted
tones yhch would secure equality in their posses
.iqp Ws hsve only said that entiied 70 decis-
we should Be- entitled 70 q permission 70 try the
insitsdon Of sayery, and see what the decree
q nature u Both these have been denied to us
prone Cou; have been denied by Congress- thai ap
peal 70 tbs decree OF nature We ask that both shall 81
pefmsd % usi a9d we ask that il be granted right
nequal night of the sovereign States OF the South and
the only tight belonging TO citizen OF southern State
Mose thah this we have not cIamed-more than this we
% ~ dsse lns!sad Of insisting upon the suppression
wssk hs the exprsssion called for by the senator from
Kenncky shall Be Suspended. We ask that the decision
Of The Sspsehs Court and the decree OF nature may
inssvene In regular ogdsr aud that Congress shall op-
pose NO eesnye in6nsoce 70 the one, and obstacles
70 the fair decision Of the other. Nor sir, have we
soSset Y rest or rghes upon the expression Of
psomIss like that the senator from Kentucky ofers-a
me- SHoa assertion similar to that the senator informs
~ - e9agm forward. and which was passed by Con-
sssase lsatA compromise the like Of which l never
neida. ave mat made by William Delofsine who, not
having learned his alphabet and being even unable to
sn nm meek verse; entered into contract that he would
LIZ sss . was the co9pac,o Of the State Of Missouri.
tuiion d Tho United Stsieslaws which II shs Ma $500
heas would have been null and void from thsi,
We want eometnIng substantial something NJ
scnehG ~ rl secure " the peace Of which we are
nov t1Seds and soIsthng that will protect us from
furhm n1oGnpoa N the enjoyment OF those riph,s "a
psIsllsrss = whish We are misunderstanding which
promises recon and good feeling, instead Of passion md
bitterness in the halls Of legislation With this brief no
hce Of what the senator Gala his second TRUTH will now
proceed to the confederation OF the point that was about
to touch upon yeserday, when The Senate adjourned
Ns asserted thsa the Tsxas boundary open ques
ton, And that the government Of the United Sstes has
power % clcse H. and that they derived this power from
The terms q the annexation Of Texas deny that 10
open questicn deny that the rovernent Of The United
S1sEes svst had, under the reseIuton Of annexation,
power p clos Texas agreed that her boundary should
e ssrhd ~ ne ireaty- making power Of TIE United
sAassb nos By ihs eovsFnmsnt q The United Saos