The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-05


in my life desiated fSm thoss rules And what are
Tn coSpsos Z w e Of sssss O.
when 6 neess,Eg and prqper % csy into effect deegs
INTO ihs estorssis raaianusd YOU BY The coptutpn.
Of an incident e the eaSylns ont Of any Other
abe 70 perceive il Amidst al he vsSissitudes 81 public
I've md amidst AZ The changes and tnrs of party pessT
think ndpsass ss principles 81 ialsSsns =, ts sGs,
which gives you right to carry your slaves California;
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mus so some such general Ss me eS
tended for the doctrine Of the genera welfare 6 yoS
right on the power carry slaves from one Of me
sates OF the ONION Territory o. the United ssae
mon upon he power Tie constitutional right do not 60
he sG 81 hsG s s
adsinci question arguing the question Of % %
any sepasss Or part Of ths .S, soD "a
inydsal memhs Of The state or any perSn I under
he M s si noe arc between the
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CALIFORNIA; without desapg ws ns re e ress q 'ns sa
lac in The ns without motive without purpose
nJa, % upon the other side who have con
tended for an express recognition Of The right 10 carry slaves
perfect and efficient ,han 70 run naked lne without any
which oppose ul oberron. to any such recognition
or ecIsTston to carry slaves south Of that line The rst IS
.st Ell 81 70 act upon he son ~ savey
they have the power in way they have The power
either way what you have Denied and opposed and en-,
Y wou " a o s a O.
crn to the southern doctrine for ongress to exercie any
81 given iine The Other oiecon 10 sccmpishnr this
end " mat y : inpracucabe and nnaainabe mal9iy
PROBABLY OF this House. and perhaps still smaller portion OF
porting slaves scut6 of IS eg 81 min ~ them wrong n
pFlncipls. and impracticabe and inexpedenf
ithsut adysnaa ~ ~ son a ~b,oa smnt s
winch utterly unatlanAblea line which shall secure any
expr ufovisi for the power or right on the mari Of lie
Having enieayof 70 show that TIM me sre which we have
consideration is better for the south than the Missouri
e ohs one Which has been under consideration BY Us here
tofre The other nroposss 10 adt california forth.
with and New slexco as soon rs se pep,s constituon
and Utah 10 follow On some tme AFTER New Mexco i admit
au nm y II III navel sS u Snbv NJ Com
gress.
or heieye II has hen slrasv dane ~ te cnsntion n
Ssw MessO 4 well as By tina. e slavery
she CONS IN ike Caiiorna with jan Introduction Of sav-
an nterdieiion Wha 40 yon get then? What advantage
h inS s S% s b n d, an u ~ III
toward Southern Interest," Id Is liable 10 objection which
net nsssasv that pHoed rars new Hu Mi Won admit
New Mexico with the boundary between her and Texas
adjusted what may the be You admit terri
wos exe Of ~ no ea bog II ne Rio Ianae ~ maS
felns ourI AZ IN United state Won admit me state Of
IN % Injn non srui ~ y s nj gbsn, noa o iii
ta.s wai wei Known aafe say 10 Other s-nat9s mat al
tor fhs x msou of New Seviea into ire iTnon a. sIa,s
are v 9 on H. @ ~ d e H. o r o s I'M M ~ o
,SorsR bay;ng IS nnon s ss,s sds o ,bss ver Then Z
appsns i the plan Presented for The admission d these states
with III her present limits and lew Mexico in such way
without territory and wihdut req Texas by the asse
sios, ami L. Tim ~ ber ScI hsys tsEsn
a e as eps spq az aF you'd nave eG N
/ Mexico - NJ @'-7'S'' = ~ S'4 = -"
Ar prcs;d.,, ,n,r,.s n,,. ~, ,,,...;. ,e IL. H.
couseu nces n,nst Re N me lseas Of tbe ns bs
fore The senate aud what die viii probably b
If n ts my ~ 0i te measure ~
y 81 os asn rSDsSy woIa De ne sas h ms
cave ,is me n5d roods %enn9 IN rs t F S0 W
T6s das & ss Seip5 s e n o. o cV wars
e Ss MIso g s "a Tsa aPpO1s
If New Mexico goes on 10 organize herself mo State 9v
aper ain 10 State soveeignty we must shut OR ewes and Be-
blind passing events, DO that there s danger
troops OF the Uned States that may come il in
miaary array upon New ec ahoSsS 6sre msv 6ss
certainty a. TO the course upDn th subject which viii be "a
n sy We Ssy e. @ CpHRs into upon
Know that the administration which has passed Of
made BY Texas 1.-THE administration should feel it
Incumbent itself repel such
quece which am about 10 portray are al least possible If
| not likely to occur. - $500
am likely magnify the power of Texas am not
going magnify the power OF any single State Ii with
aHls regret, with pfoouna and surprise, that hear
ndvidua States talking they occasionally Why, sir
u wss Only the other day that member returned from the
Nashville Convention, addressed OlG the people
Ji Ilest0n, South carolina do which
ADMIRE the gravity and possible which
sue IRON carrying the views OF The delegate ash
fhe Onvea0n or the ridiculous scenes which occurred du
ring The course Of the public meeting. He was appnuded
most enihusastcalydsI learn from the public papers, and
as learn also from credible gentleman who was at the
mselng-when he declared thar, ii the South did jon
herse 70 thus standard Of rebellion South Carolina would
herzef raise it, and tight this Union singly alone Yes,
sal gentleman IN the uienee in nj OF patriotic
tnas, and South Carolina does not do it with mn
Mr. President have patience for hearing this hravado
couie ifom what source II may AT the time,
disposed to undervaue its importance OF many
poEtneous events.
eQntHgionss sympathetic II the contest alone with
Texas and the United States think there would be
little probability that the United States might come of
nous IN huch contest with Texas II Is possible that the
other States in the Union might epe invasion
VI Texas upon New Mexicos u other country stood
hoo ann eIt tne Two parties the United States and Texas
ha with The gallant individual in (Gen. Scott)
~ command OF our armies who has already sgnazed the
glory OF ms country and msel might off not
oni nest In contest with Texas alone. But Texas will
not be alone u war beake out between her and tho troops
u the United STATES IN the Upper Rio Grande, there
uent spirits Of Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana
aud Aabaa that VIII flock t. the standard OF Texas
tending, they believe they will be eonlendng, for slave
territory And they viii be drawn on, STATE by State in all
human nrobablys from the banks oil the Rio Grande the
1aks u mat river which flows by the tomb OF Washington
mat may happen III there should be of ali
he southern states with the residue OF the Union, not
soS y say uat y such contest sueh lTacda contest
s Union ltselt, the residue OF the Unon might
an oftrn cD Tor southern resistance viii what