New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-08
,taniy, II illiHrd, aud the 1 nion stanton and
slavery Webster and Calhoun.


Wtsuvcros THURSDAY. Islch IS T. 81
Mr. siANLY OF Y G.. attacked the Hon and Rev.
Mr. HuLlARp OF the Episcopal Methodist Church
Aabamo, this afternoon with such powers a. "it
,.i sarcasm as were really whitening The learn
ed aud eloquent parsou and BIS secession aud Nul
f.st.on coad'u.ors suffered teuib.y. WhcnSian
s. declared that le believed the American people
you'd stand b, the Union. Wilmot ProvsO or uo
Nilmo! Pro, 80. a repetition 81 the scene IA " ~
rnRor's speech took lace, though not 70 the same
sxtent Both IN the galleries aud on the h1or
here ives cheering. stamping, aud capplng o.
Iands II was quite Involuntary, the galleries De
a.. very iaa Mr. srANIN was listened % WIKI
iullyided attention and ID marks ol applause are
.cr 10 be exercised boz such place, Il surely IS "a
a.or of nian oi which tie preamble s Ia these
aptvating words
I'VE he people OF Inc aed States order O. form b
perfect siJz establish 5-sTtcs ensure aamec rah
l.sg, PROVIDE ior us ci"m 90 e'se ,,ui3sr ' yl.
-r oo1fe and secure TIE tiesHg Of LIBERTY % our
and our P@teyify do oFdan and esahAsh MS Con-
,lWlon for the United State u America
True the shareholders Of the South have since
bagsained with the traders OF the North. that the
after shall have the Commercial power 0t the
Republic. the former the political. The bargain
stluds-the design or intention OF The Constitution
"a this way nuhihed, Liberty IS not secured but
0 vas the intention OF the founders Of the kepub
ic that IL should be- and hope that u yet val be,
o. a. | regret that the length OF Ihaddeus ste.
.enss speech prevented its appearance n The
Tribune Il his doctrines be Whiggery, m a
Wing. 30 Democratic, Democrat.
Mr STANLl reminds me much OF his namesake.
Nj now Lord SrANLKY whose plth and petulauce
are pruyerba They are both Of a size both are
able and eloquent speakers, remarkable for satire
and elasticity, Wit sud eiOqueDce- L. SrANLN -
CLINGMANs opponent for the L :. Senate. the lat
.tfS I 4
the word among the constituencies would be, o.,
~tanly. on
SrANLY through. the guard was next relieved by
Nr STANTON oi XIV who proiessed ms ardent al
m.ratian Of tie new Constitution Of his state be
cause oi is evident enmliy 70 the preamble OF the
I lted states Constitution above rected as
shown bv several new cruel and barbarous pro
visions against the poor slave such as that state
never knew before. lie tCiumphed Ia the tr-
lghs ol the espresso. AID felt 80 elated that /
e.t him aoDc lu bis glory, and went INTO the
senate Chamber where one Of those crushing
CROWDS, who attend when iayonte orator has the
hoOr had assembled.
Nr WEBSTER having ccnclu4ed ms remarks,
Gni received FAINT cheer. with some other marks
o.. applause from the galleries Nj CALHOUN spoAe
fir some ten or htccn minutes, with q ciearLess OF
woes sd c.sii1ctness OF u,tersnce which gave
pleasing indications OF his convalescercs. NJ
Us EssTER gave & reloinier q. iew words aud
tlen there Was a. adjournment
Those who heard the whole Of NJ WEHsrIE s
remarks. in which the profit and oss ro'arans %
.reiEn traders ledger, and the pulse OF Cl1lnerce
,sslt End al Indicator characterize them as layin-
the aspect OF BELL, speech aud resolutions can.
- that way. showing very great hostility o he
y limo, Proviso. which ~ss good W hlg % 4-ier
lc. many months SINCE a. the votes Of COnsrcs =
show. The Free Sellers. To, suffered a. bra
hands
Isn't u curious that Messrs WINTHROP sld
WEBsTER should TINS suddenly become more = er-
s4t toward tie Souta. aud d'strusiial oi me irse
SORT O. NeW-N OK sni New England ant Slavery
mcuf But ! have 30 business q crticlse any
mans remarks o. second hand. thus. Any more
-1mprom So with Slavery would create ue~ tA
cl.ces ur another generation % overcome or Be
-vsroone bv RooER SHERNAS.