The New York herald., 1850-08-31

were reported The gentleman said the proviso was an
obsolete idea and vas adhered to for fActious pur
posss but the gentleman did not do we'll TO arragu
those who supported It, He voted for 1t because he
thought it was right; and the why he voted to
would give to Texas least seventy asand
miles Of territory which belonged TO Texas and
Certainly the money would not 20 to those brave men
who the battle of San Jacnto, the
OF those who fell at ths Alamo. 1t would 20 the
bulls and bears Of the stock market lie disco
that the bill proposed to vote away the freedom
soil, by eXtracting from the treasury its money He
did not the boy said about the cake, but he
detested the mode in which the bitch cut IT, Laugh
teri lie knew nothing of the legsrde main Of iegsa-
tion He always voted according to his honsst CON
victions. lie voted against the Texas bl aud sub
sequene events had satisfied him that he right Hts
colleague said that by the providence OF 0od slavery
could not to the territories He (Mr Clark believed
that If there law in New York fosbiiaing
slavery, there would be fifty thousand persons In
that State who would own slaves, Families expe.
rencing the Inconvenience OF procuring help would
own them. There was difference OF opiuion among
doctors While his colleague says that u s In va,n
enact laws against the decree Of God FOR slavery
not go to the territories the gentleman from North
Caroline (Mr Clingmanl said Yesterday that t could
MIR. Clingmans speech fer him,
Mr. BROOKS did so,
Mr. CLARK said II was read exesl,easly we'll. uaush,
ter.) He then proceeded 90 oppose tho blu. sAying
that the days of Rome were ausahervi when Rrunnus
cast his sword In the scale aud ieasndei gold Texas
throws the bowie knife into the scale His eonSitn.
ents did him bore rob the treasury la tho
conclusion Of his remarks he rppudstsd the idea Of
dissolution There nothing in the disunion cry.
II there we're danger oft, and II II boev we'd
In South Carolina and Texas, the women sad
children would cry themselves blind and tho run
mad He did not believe in paying utonary debts
(Laughter) He likened Texas 10 the robber who De-
mands the travellers purse In the OF the yirg
and he was preparing TO give his reasons why he op
posed slavery, when the hour, to which he init
Ia debate expired.
Mr. GoRMAs. (dem) Of Indiana, said ffom the s,aft
that he knew his heart he loved his country better
than he did any party Heregarded the con
involved in the settlement OF these questions preg
nant with evil or with peace and concord TO the
try In the future He believed that the government
committed to the boundary claim by rexas aud
was one OF those who dared to face the music. The
President, in patriotic spirit, had ended that
New York Mr Clark had forgotten that his language
about plundsr and robbery thrown at the head
and in tae teeth of his Executive, who received
the gentlemsns vote for the Vice Presidency This was
the voice not Of the friends of the President but OF the
advocates of the higher law Co~ardice had been
imputed to those who willing to settle the bound
airy Texas by this bill But. in the language Of
Senstor he preferred to make the lines with dollars
rather than with blood There were extremes on one
sidc--where gentlemen would not surrender foot
of territory make free SOIL and the other where
they would surrender foot to make slave soil
lie then spoke Of impending dangers and appealed for
settlement. But for the opposition from New York,
this nl could be passed imme ediatey. The friends OF
the higher law want to sacrifice Mr.. Fillmore, that
they may accom- plish their selfsh purposes Tae Will
mot proyiso conceived in sin, and brought up in
iniquity he was against it-he denounced II. Was
this sufficient for the gentleman from Ohio (Mr.
Root lie was for nsnintervention and lesv wing the
people to settle slavery for themselves.
Mr.. GIppINes-Do you mean people of complexion !!
Mr.. GoEMAs-I mean white men, whom God has
made about as white as am. Go home and
appeal to the people, and free soil would vanish ike
snow under the sun. He repudiated the term dough
face and said, If 1t was intended TO throw reproach
on his character and integrity the heart that
ceived it. and the that uttered cowardly
beyond REDEEM ption, and he who meant IL wear
Mr.. DAsrrL (deml of N. c., obtained the eoor when
the House adjourned.