New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

Seaste hrs been r possible more decided because
they hsvc uniformly refused 20 receive petitions
addressed 70 them upon tbs s1bIec, % this day
Mr Hale ven; on to show tie meriers turn
ugs aud other cn1e.iies 10 which snti- Slavery men
aud women had been subject and - prove that up
70 the Annexation Of Texes with more slavery
% 1919, there vas as little Free Solsm. or 40
htioa.su, 10 Eew Hampshire as In South Carolina
Texas was annexed. Or rather she annexed The
United states. IN order ~ check American free
dom Sad extend ed sirens hen human slavery o.
that occasion Mr. WEBsTTR had declared A1uexs
ton unconstitutional and obtained ~ snap iudg
men', aud now he comes 10 persuade the country
10 ma se four new Slave states ont Of Texas
ia lsi-, % Senate. Aug. TO- M WEBsTER SAID
~ oppos 90 70 III Increase u avery 10 To-. country
- 10 the Increase " slave representation Congress- j
geueTa aud universal Il has reference tDs aes Of
latitude or points Of he compass sQU oppose all srci
>a.on and al ryoh all Ifac> at all ,,me md,
az fss9ntes QS0r1f al t11Uoenen 021'asf az
tope.lf m ,ra Of gysqf inferes's aq1ins al eonasaa
raj. 4.,,sJ Ell cam ,yo,t,>, ~ ttns sse course
aIopi.l which asey the Consultation Of The land
deforasd onf,sy-lnto curse, rather han bies
sag fscr ffsns q az unequal government not iJud
ID on popular representation not founded on equality but
ne crosses, ineo1sHy; ard ains II viii OF or hat
% yiec.s resist lliOcsy and Ways Whoever "a efs
" whoever lee c9n,in1e The contest"
Compare the above expressions with the praise
aud admiration Mr. WEBsrER is now getting from
the Washington Uaion, CharlestOH Mercury and
Atc4m0nG Eageirer. and with his recent speech
that invited that admiration and praise Ia 40
swer 20 a question pat by Mr HALE, few days
since Ne WEBSTER declared the unconstitutional
contract to be binding AID that he would supper;
what re- had Ia Isie. declared be would forever
UppOsr W the increase OF Slavery, Slave Repre-
seu'a, ID n Congress-. g.. Congress had no right
tO SIT aside the treaty making power and enter
into compact with Texas BY io.nt resolution.
IT. IF HALEl thus disposed Of Mr. WEBsTfE's
t~add about reeaacting tie avs o; God
IL another novelty equally Astonishing, exhibited
Ca "a. II Mr Webster whohsis eateot against s"y
hyiy 'ers patent fJr Tine 81 his thunder itne
VI fn9' iIovso and WHO ayOwed bls deisfn nation %
defend OIL At he very lime nis thunder
tnr"se- iH emtguAss the Acminrauon he Senator DIE
covers al al once hs tie avs Of God take care the
Prov 30 and that U wants nothing ~ our hands. Where
were lese laws Of God when The Oregon bill under
con. o~ratnnl We're not those laws In A. fan operation
they u 1897 Does not ne law Of God taae
81 the PrOyisO up 10 - wei ~ below 30 ~ Or
sr the laws Of God aid 1e Institutions Of peiy more
potent under the present A5nrsfe1on than they were
the 6sfl Then II absolutely necessary 10 insert
me oyiso mo The Oregon b Aod the Senator says he
wOod lot reeuaoi le lh"s OF God w lat would De 90
neu Would be enact laws ~ Reputation ana coiasm
nation # the lave II God AT o Avs We pass must De
they laws IN Msssschuseus against murder stealing
aud perjury and. II hat are they but he reenEcmeni
u he Of God Yet The Senator declares he would
not roenacl the laws Of God Well III, would And
when he tells that the Jaw OF God IS against slavery
IL most potent Argument to my mind why we should In
eorPos''e 1t with any Ter'i'ona O ana asah'' 'es'ns
Mr. Hale next adycrted TO slave capturing, and
the converting Of the North into slave catchers for
the traders in men and women, salable property.
aud in that connection he read some capital extracts
from the speech of Hon. WILLIAM PIS-KNiY. the
specia Minister sent TO England to act with JAMES
NOSRoL in the attempt 10 settle the impressmen,
question. K. SIBERIAN.