The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-17


ea as gross violation of good faith toward
Mary land aud Virginia, as ,f it had been ez
pfess'y prohibited IN the Constitution, GO Ion
as 'hosr States remained siayehold,np States.
van regard to rhat is culled The slor
frnde, Ihape nerer seen the day and s. nd
TORS are dware IF IL, I presume, from n
course Ihore pursued dhereiofore-rhenI / ro
not u'ifi"g 10 pass a iar for ihe purpose .
breaking up those mistrable fstobl,shmeni
nat trtM under the rery tyes nf congress Il
"H and are so oGtnsp 10 many g,niiemen
rho frel perhaps more sensiiire on Ihe suijee
ha" ldo. lam free 10 say ihat an ne re
ry last man rho rouid be u,iiins ~ tncoar
age sleh es'athhm.nts"
D,d Go.t'' resolution propose to do an,
'h'ne tlse but "bfeak Up these miserable
establishments :! Aud Yet # this is done
he Nashville Conveu',on VII be insIuc,t,
% prepare tor dissolution Of The Uuon =
and biil was reported from ou.ni;iee,
learn oi the last Congress. Of which the gen.
''emsn from Mississippi (Mr. Brown) wss 9
member, 10 abolish The .ave trade in ihis ID. )
'Tc'. Asan | say, sir, ,ha, had Gen. Cas-,
been elected Presid,n', We should NJ, have
heard oil this ou'cry.
here Sliow me 10 say, sir, that 10 man il
hts senses believes Con- ,ess " III ever be puIl
~ either OF The outrage or the folly Of abul
'shIng slavery IN this District; excepting @.
cour-e those lInatlcs who thmk the Cuns,ifu.
'Ion 'san "sgr,emtns ~uh He'll" Ii any
sens be man ever thought Of It, | woud s.k
bIn cui bono Would 1t no. inevi,abl, lead
TO the sbnlIrion The gentleman from Massa.
chuso''s (Mr. Maon) ,poke o. 7 Would i, no,
separate husband and wife. paren, and child 7
Any owner uf a Save can take him uu, of the
u street Vixen he peases. And What would
be the condition II 'ho.e fee nsgtocs nov
married TO saves do no, believe ve VII,
ever have o 2 e.idenr Who would approye
such L,Il. II NJ. V,n Buren, we're Pfe.l.
den' would even trust blm; aud althoup i
lie bad pledged h'nse.f 10, 10 veto the bill, |
believe lie would DO j..
Such on act would justly be regarded by
the S"u. hem States as d, cla,aion Of ho.til.
ny on The part o. the Noub, and ,hey would
act accordingly.
Here MIR. S'enly wns rudoiy interrupted
by Mr.. H..lard, uf Alabama, which led TO
h"iuAnn AIR. Hhllard aud NJ.
Ssauly, which is reported a. length ln the
Diily Globe Of March b, 1850, 10 which
paPei Mr' s. specially ,eleis, as o;hsr reports
have been gs'blet
Nh. Chairman, ~hen was interrupted b,
he gentleman from Alabama, was speaking.
think, of the aeg e-sIon on the South.
fes. the South has been terribly Cypress
ed Out OF the sixty years since The Con.
siitu,ion VAS framed, The South has had The
PIes;denis az Of the time except twelve ,eais
and one month. We have had our share o,
other high offices. How Is i, now In the
mds, o! tins formidable Invasion Of our rlph.s,
shen the AboIlionis's are so strong, we have
elected sou hefn President, Who was said TO
be the owner Of more than two hundred slaves
and that, too. aesns' the nominees of The Bal.
iimore convention, when /, VAS SAID "ihete
was 90 STAKEHOLDER nn their ticke, -
We have a sJu'hetn Speaker, viii whose
manner Of discharg,ng the duties Of lie chair
l have no COMPLAINT 10 make. And what a
spectacle is presented So strong was party
ceiling with sone gentlemen from the non
e'avthol3Ins States, than when the issue was
noitHeln OF southern Speaker, they refused
10 vote for northern Speaker. Tins speaks
volumes party ,e!In2s mus, sls avs influence
u, must always be iel. by the North and
West, aud southern votes viii always be van
ted.
majority Of the Cabinet are from slave
holding Sales. In the Supreme cour, We
have five 10 four. In The army and navy We
have our full share. OF the foreign ministers
Ne have more than cur share. Bu, still
Colts resolution" or some other s2sres.
sion, uoob'ed US. lie; me record anaher in.
stance Of northern hberali'y. When General
Harrison died, Mr.. Tyler became President.
Mr. Sou;hnrd, Of New Jersey, was chosen
Ptesden, Of the Senate /; he died, and did the
North p'ac,se aggression on usl Did they
elect northern PsesIdsut Of the Senate J.
No; they elected a distinguished Senator
(Mr. Mansum) fiom my own State.
Mark, Mr.. Chairman, nv argumen, is uo,
TO dehnd the Abuh'ionisrs. or sgl,a,ots, bu,
to prove that the Nor,h-lhc grea, body o,
the peop'e-are not enemies 10 The South
And 10 pursue this argumen,, how did the
votes stand in The last Pres Dental cleo lou !
! have not time TO make very accurate
statement, but this statement Is nearly COT.
rect.
In what are called The free States,
Taylor received 925 GAG vote,
Cas-. sl2s55 f"
Van Buren 29l 67s /"
-2,03 IFS
10 the slaveholdipg States,
Tsy lor and Fillmore rec'd435, ,37s
Cass and Butler 400, 436