The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-11

and the other Wrongs 81 the South Bat dol
vooss aod assem- the Mia ou Com prom Use do not
naad Acc Scbs. look rather 10 the and
substance Of things and tho South shall be ten
dsrsd adjustment which shall be egsivaisx that Com
promise io o.s, shalt not he..ss advise its accept
HHvtng stated that la favor OF The present blu
with smsndmens will proceed frankly to state what
s % g ops
10 the drst place, would svry skados Of dssbt
oa pa Of r IN. p wnss Il na h s the
s:sy proposed % be cedsd TO the United States shou
hands 70 S aSn an
except only such resolved abid9 oy me q
press terms and conditions OF annexatoo,, ns ~orlu
leave Missouri a deg 80 established as far
the Rio Grande.
Union with the brief expressive proviso that her
southern boundary should be 30 eg w n 10 the Pacific
ali i'm pu,ed executive dcaon all dQub,soi the
Of those 10 the formation Of her
would do more than ibis would admit her u State
larger Than Penns ylvanathan New Yorkhsn Virginia
would consent TO give her the Whole Pacific coasi
herself south California does and did desire
Her people have often and soleInny protested against
it. Besides we have many to believe that The
people OF California antic pating objections her
nous bonndsries nave authorized her 10
sccsp, any alternative that be made, and instantly q
take their seats In tho halls oil Congress H. however, this be
not the delay OF few months DE very preudica
iDs 81 making sae unsa"sass es Of boandsy to
inuuence great political and local question oil the Union
when she was not yet member of it,
This curtainent OF the boundary Of California would
south Caorna This, and the Two oilers provided in|
the bill. dispose OF the whole country acquired from Mexi
90 Now. what shal, be applied o i. 2 Tne North an
pan 81 H. The convention replies ia, ,e ibis .ho nsve
VIII submit but further says in tho spirit OF compromise
institutions, she will application lar to
latitude VI deg ~ min, as she had done on Two former
Now, the COMMITTEES OF Thirteen, The high and delicate
character OF mediators between the conlending rites,
ION substantially as The basis !" sss,Isnan,
What was the Clayton Compromised Simply that Con
Rress should organize territorial tor the coun
Try acquired om Mexco-neifher admitting excluding
The Introduction Of slavery INTO any ponion o. ieaylns
could do consistently the aboishing
slavery. Whether these laws did did abolish it
thoy did, whether they still In iorcewere uues
lions under the Clayton Co cpomiss lett decision o.
the Supreme Court oflhe United States. And they
ths people Of Tennessee moe than my public adj
dresses, declaring that all such Mexican
wns Of The sass %he SDan hs Clayton
be equal TO the Missouri depends entirely upon The
correctness OF this opinion.
Fortunately however, the convention decided this ques-
there is law the Territories acquired
excluding slavery from hc and that OF CONSEQUENCES The
pending before Congfess ample equivaisn, 10 the
Missouri Compromise. The following resolutions
directly on the point;
States derived from and delegated
meat q r.: eon.saiion -
e. Rs.o..s Tha. ne .equ.on territory BY The United States
aAd hoehns The legislative Congress- granted and
sf RssoIssd adoption foreign existing
na S Of as
. might Eh be enacted By Congress- under The CON
= Received alleged principle
'Ss s pspa 'se Of sn laws
% % . y Of
es extent q continuing in force such Territory law that
ss.aoa Delegated 70 BY he eonsu,sio q,
w. Of our ca. be based upon the principles
foreign law Of the law. Of nations beyond wha, in
s.ss = such foreign law or the laws Of nations.
q ceassuon that recognised constitution
q UNDER s % .s
political and viewed in all Of these lights Congress
derived from conquest
nsey, ths laws Of nations from other but an
II II be asked # those views, after ndicatng
them as We did by our minority report, why did not
them arKumen before the and
the address, the ready is be found in the iact
mat we were - M~otfy-a minority ascertained TO be
small give promise OF full Sit
uatsd all could pish, after
vail hem further declare that they would scquissce
- oth adjustment equally favorab le This being
did NOT stand suspended or Condemned bs the
couventon but was still and susceptible OF improves
Then and ill them Withdraw ths unequal
contest about the address, and permit with the
on its face hat we were not satisfied with pos
Judging from the published debates in Congress- doubt
much whether the amendment have Indicated will be
adopted, indeed whether the bill will be passed all
rejoice therefore, that the has declared
tho South will be willing acquesce. This is precise
and unmsakabte and will constitute, trust great
raliyng point where all the friends OF South can
meet with that perfect unanimiy Of sentiment which
characterized the convention in adopting In taking
voee upon it, dcordant heard hrou ghout the
spacious hall OF her deliberations The North will never
in adoption the slightest evidence of craven spirit
Of pusiIisnImy she rsthe. discover in the
tty Of thst the solemn never 70
fall below her former in important
eeria PARTICULAR In convention spoke Tor O state, no
district bu, only for those who in OF being rep
resented there. and who kindly appointed aud others
foS that But here speak fof when
that rather Than her tall materially below former
concessons--the Missouri, the Texas, the Clayton, the
should bel would advise her
nicipal regulation within the Of the Staies-oI
quarantine regulations OF the most characero
every species o embarrassment her tIade CO
recommend 10 every merchant trader and
bear the pure hsss and traffic in single commodity oil
northsrn manufacture and TO farmer, and PLANTER
ana oay-aborcr of the SOUTH Tor .twith
chase and use OF and every article northern fabric
70 give bounties aud premiums the esabs me
o. ActoSlce oil every aud de the
southern States to expcnd their last dollar
ton Of railroads, tunpikes. and canals every
Of the Inter Tor to the best
the Atlantic and the Gull. know well al
suoh modes OF retaliation would IA of apathy
have boon passedwhen the Missouri or il
oquivaIent shall have been resced, any harder OF
moro oppressive terms shall be attempted be ON
the South, few tell the poteDcy-the iah,v
n0ertntescoUrse with the North times oil
htga and general excitement. There IL no need oil
tot1S eueo0st0n OF that incrcoursea total
tbs purchase OF Of her iacuures. ToI
effect object, twenty-five thirty per cent au-
nuAly Of her pr0hn from southern end con-
sumption Will wAken mp the whole commercial N orh oI
sne disaster 70 thsmseives which further oil
eGgression produce Nor would ali this in
and cy00u AAfnlia n