New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

man .hsU have Office who is recommended by
Senator or Their Influential peuoa that does not
crouch 10 the south that the reason why :" many
atoms are held in sbey ance IL - CJErrE the
/ Nortb-,o coNrsL It's Representatives and Ssna-
t,rs t. yird m the grand struggle for .reedom-to
suppre.s ALti- avery agitation Mort. by punish
ius for opinion every u hers son wrl shall dave 20
lisp word IN unison with tie sentiments % " ash
inetou Jefferson sud the Dec ara-i0n %, lnfepend-
ence quote the oiicia, PAID. edition n tAe In
/ rftcr1csr ot yesterday.
! You d0 not need even hint from ne 70 enable
/ vau o. see whomthis speech ofMr F0JrF is aimed
| at The questions Of honesty AMI capacty are,
with foOrF and the Solth nothing Tcey have
/ but one idea--more say,hOd.ng states. more
! : avery ath % tn man who would venture -
/ breach n theory favorable 20 human freedom.
VIII Congress sucrumbl ii be- very sgreea-
/ bly disappointed IT thes do not When they came
here, fresh from the people they ielt independent
! Not so now fear that ID December, January. Feb
ruary, March, and a part Of April spent here. IL
/ deness, under pro slavery Influences. have not
helped them much. Ross speech, McCLFR
sA>D's proposition. jon MANSs votes, DISNEY
GRAFTON, and GDENAss views, trouble me not
/ lttle-but ToOTF comes ont fat footed, as II he
knew the northern putic he had TO dea. with, and
heartily despsod them.
What want to know IS. whether, IN the midst
Of all our religion. morality, patriotism and pro
iessous Of honesty, We are to end lu making more
territory in which 70 carry on what, It African
would be piracy
." GLORY SIR ia rejecting that this body has II IN
its pow err in certain mode, 70 apply most eth.
Gent corrective u mas 0c~Drsi crH ~ dgHq'iDHs
a corrective that my mind has deliberately coutem-
plated heretofore, and in reference 70 which M
Judgment has Ions since been fully made up. re-
peat sr, that this body has conservative remedy
under the Constitution, " AlCl may be- used u some
extent 'or the purpose Of sunprcsslnc tins aglta-
| a. md tn eli
| which have been clearly depicted, and so stron-
Is and i1sty reprobated this morning. To be en-
trey explicit VIII say that l. t0r one. let other
gentlemen 90 as they please {hf'nd ~ t0o6 h'relt
Ter. ofnc Tiglt time. 0Hd an ~ proper SplrH 10 MI
tie ;n0,i0aS f0c attire UQf man b. presented 10
us heregG,r as rH ~, a.ose Hoir ttore u.s. m order
10 asceyf0inNc pr,ci'c influences 4qder rLich thy
hare bcea mGd, and up0n rt0sc recommendation
the nominees h0rr bo9 50 FORTUNATE as 10 Obtain ne
far0r Of The ErccHire. ! intend to look back -
all the facts connected with such nominations and
10 ascertain for myself and for my constituents
whether certain influences Of malgu and dan
cerous character have been at all associated with
any such nomination intend 10 ascertain If these
nominees oriherp-ncipas, stand connected with
any of the attacks which have been made upon
certain distinguished patriots and statesmen here,
ON account Of their audabe efforts 10 vindcata TIE
dignity of the Constitution, to lend their af rs
they have done, 10 schtHC Of P7ctcafioH ar com
and TO establish our Institutions upon still lrmar
foundation than they now occupy. 1 infant. t0r
OHc # Jc1n 10 ascertain irhc'hcr any man H0gii-
mated for n kigi or petty office. sfaafS GtI'a'ed
ciosely trtA any iHdirdpqi prominent or o''Cr-
RISE h.rc or el,cvicrc DhO has ercrciscf an tnGn
cacc IN g,ftlHg mp Hese attacks up7t high charac
ter ar Is an The ic01 degne rcsp0uobic for any Of
these 1aaign ami unp1nctDied attacks mq3e up3n
DISTINGUISHED statesmen here. say that |, Tor one,
upon the ascertanment o. su ID facts Intend 10 use
the conservative remedy which the Constitution
has given T. us. FOR The PURPOSE OF DEFEATING
| SUCH NOMINATION, and teaching the persons t.
whom | nave alluded a sOnnd practical lesson
which have reason to believe will not be entirely
lost upon them, nor wholly Improbable to the
country. wH nercr consent that my por'ioR OF
me otfc,ai influence Of this Rep4bic shall he crcr-
ciscd IN opD1,lf0H ~ the Constitution. Ia itc tnDry
Of rcrercd D1trl0fs. and t0r the Orcrtr0c ~ HoSe
nObic institutions rhtch our rrncrdt'f t1rJ1fh"rf
hare begHeaihed 10 u.s. consider tiny most solemn
duty, in reference n this whole mater, t. apply
this corrective iearlcssly promptly, unsparnsh,
! and if possible, ell 'acOusy and ! have made
this formal announcement with the hope that Il
| may have a salut8ry influence even here. I make
no specai DcrSOn1 0usOp. Of course ~ ann Ucmb,r
0C0Hr 0wR bodg-ths would be unpsr iamcntnry-
bu, do trust that certain individuals who are
| known to be particularly ambitious OF having an
active participation IN the dstrIbutono the spOus
OF Office who in fact are rather notorious Tor
attempts to mOaOppiiEe Tn Whoie ono n patioha-f
| under the Federal government Will take seasonal
bic warning from the hint now impaired, an! INIT
Lhcv triH understand that soDae N as ar res0ired 10
meet them ruth this p1'eaf rc0lc3y, amt Pnt an End
10 Motr iocai consequence At home, by dGeafRg
crcry nomination lrt,ctt they may hare h0d The least
agency IN bringing bttorc the Senate
A disregard for equaIlaws- for cheap and speedy
Justice in the Courts and for the petitions OF the
people mark the era of 1850 here. Our fnan-
cers are as regardless of economy were Leo y.
Charles l. or Louis XVI Had they or their i'm
mediate predecessors been more frugal the Prot
estaut Reformation, the civil wars OF England and
the French Revolution, would have been post
poned These changes had their origin in dsor
dered finance, nor did the California of the Indies
save the Spanish Monarchy from that ruin which
too surely awaits other highly favored lands unless
they change their policy. If men are to be bribed
with office TO cease to agitate for Justice, and new
Slave States to be added to the Union, to destroy
its popular representation, and enable savehod
ers to buy leading men in and out Of Congress as
Foo1Es threat with the means his friends have
of carving it into effect indicate, approach the
beginning of the end though good may come out
OF evil ROGER SHERMAN.
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