Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
doMGRASS.

nessce, Addressed the Senate in explanation
aud support Of certain resolutions relative To-
slavery, proposed by himself His plan pro-
yldos for the erection of a slave state lmne-
dialcly upou the consent Of Texas, cut of the
territory ofrcNas lying between the Trinity
and Colorado rivers, the crsson of the Uni
ted States of the Incorporated, and south
/ - deg. North lat, and between the Colorado
and Rio Grandc, said territory 60 be- ultimate
/ Ia erected into slave State and the ccsslun
to the Uuitcd States Of thu Jurisdiction over
an the territory Of Texas lying north Of -
deg. lie assumed ihatthc future slave States.
. 10 h. erected out Of that territory living on
the RIO Grandc. would be- the last Of the race
/ The proposition Was Ia give the south the
small quota of advantage which would uatur-
ally hll 10 her. and all that would bc given
. with due regard IN the honor anil integrity OF
I both srcilou, lie rcpudaicd the idea OF
making the Missouri COMPROMISE line the lr-
bary d,narka,iou between free aud slave
Sair-. he alsn proposed the immediate adj
mission or California a. o State, cunicndrug
that no objection should be- madc Ia ~ cous,l.
tuition, which had been formed and ratified by
a people, who had IN that very instant cvinccd
. their capacity fur ,olfgo,cmmrut, and ability
To elect the institution, under which they pre-
trrcd To l,c-thc people Of California were
satisfied with their constitution, and congress
had no r.gh, to object
. Il rur SG,,rr, March 7th, VIZ Webster
procrcdrd with his speech. lie said the count
rs looked 20 thi, boly with confidence ,o calm
the Wind. Ut agitation. With anxious heart,
he could speak and perform ms part. lie
procrrdrdlo show that ,hcd.Hirully aru,c out
Oft hc Mexican war and ,hc consequent pro-
crrdlnc, respecting the formation Of terrific
nal governments ne reviewed ihr subject
of slavery, trrtu. 10. pmgrr,, through differ
cn, phases, FROM the ancient Jews, Greek,
and Oriental. io modern ume, The intro
duciuu lnI -puldof christianity had aroused
men mind, 90 thr ruomty Of thr system
The north bad been rrIglousIy educated lu
consider % wrong the south that 10 was
urht and hr s,maihisrd with the prr.utlrc-
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' annexation 'ni That im"'"'' extension ''
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Im, vi. Webster admitted an" Then pf"
r..a.d Go r.m.'-" 'h"," northern democrats
whn voted iur annexation, aud then wen
hom" 1nd advocated Tree s"llIsm' leaving NE
senate tu incur the udium "i iu.Ni.ng "'
legations imposed uu them by annexation
No. alIudnI o. ''.a a.--..' ''.'. ''' "'''' Go
Hamilton "' ''''" aroma ''','''-"1 ,.'
annexation N''F''' '''' '"' 'u ~. Il'
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a'n' "" n"fN' 100 1870 &C. proving h'i"
TIi utterly opposed q" annexation i''m hr'I
io i',i and r.''d h'' speeches At >lHHlh'''
nna other 7.hr'' l' "ppo-'ns Co., extension ct