New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19
VIOLIN Ne ~.

Dor3Isss disc.simnc any " 81 70 nave ms aid nov.
and moved % lay MS resolution On me table. NJ.
D1JGIAs asked Mr. CLEHsNs % withdraw ms 70
ton ~ .ay On tie table. u o-de 'ia' Dc zach. --
nan. NJ CLfWESs refused, Dg. q. Mr. D1UGLAss
= as aDou. - appeal 20 the senate r cave. 2, t.s
sy,-sst.on of M- kISc Nj CL4HFss withdrew tue
notion tlr. DorcLAs5 then s,2-e1 -.st when be-
raogej - az toe Resolution ~ Gle table j. VAS moi
or ite purpose d delay c7t m srey ior ;ie Temp
f'r; purpose o. acting q c;Aef 51sle IS pressing
q. tie moment n hsd s..e-waci -onc 20 r.
LtTN-Es and offered - cal the resolution ~ era.-.
when Ar CLEMEEs said that - It vas .aii OF t'.e
table y NOrtaefl vote. lis p1rYOse vas answer
cd NJ. DOUGLASS responded Tat 4, the purpose ~
the Senator from Alabama was answered be 81.
u desired % rave the sub ect ag-ln taken p. -
he WISHED y nave tie information. ~. CLis''s
resroncec tcat Re sad ~ MT Dot CItss iaat ne a.
not want his hoi1 t.at be had caoJ Ga bo.ofe Inn
70 row tlat Northern Democrats wCo-i sfIc.- the
P-esiden, from responsibility. General cHiLLDs
s. q, " ! had 10 s1cb % ect. Nj tLANLfs rct
serted 1ha. he had said. and added tn: VIVA. rs
tongue ayOwed his arm waa ready 20 defend de
prayeG God ~ defend him ify,n y .V.Ge-n erco
ra;s II. referred to re d.savowa made b. NJ
--4FIDs. Win = lie SAID vas made IL ~ C1eai 80
manner ard expressed lis readiness 20 s'aEd =.
wrat he had SAID ~ 9uy tine and "a an p.ace-
On this VI SHIELDS rose. and NJ FooTL, and
...s i,l order, obtained the floor, AID aIo3gz~'
.o~ a.. LANGUAGE Of NJ CLFHISs ceusu1uy rec
-rlaf.r that tie South mad many friends no>th o.
Macon r.J DixGLs li4e. NJ BgTLER ihcu roc.
ara SAID that be- W. sure d." Senator rom Limo,
~. SHIELDS meant nothing offensive which SUI.
,e- t.ou WIS c.ain.ed ~ II SHIELDS h.mso.,-
-. ELgNfss. with & v.ry bad race, accepted IN
disclaimer, bat declared that ever! Northern Lce's
la,are bad Instructed Their Senators On the SUBJ;
~ slavery.
Horc SIR DoDcg %. Iowa, I'D Mr BHI9aT q:
Indiana l.n--d cp ord dscsmed Tor thc'r Legs
.atrrr7 any s3,l .n.trarions
~. CIEMFSe aus glad e. J.. or It, but re know
q . tee Senators oln .hOse s.tes "co tl voting
~ D.; s4c! distractions had been issucf he li 20
took up thick NJ and was oDou' 90 90 mo dr.
i.b.rate argument on the Slave question when
Mr. DAVIS OF Mss appealed 10 hlm not - w"
bitter feelings, which would give inc Hd'dni'tr -
t.ar opponents crt rather 10 s7ppr"'s i-i
warmth 81 feeling winch might urts rin. as .
combines urged hirnsci. Mr. D. 70 Say mora thaa
hc would
Ou ilis, Hr CLIMTys sand he would bee? bach
= hat be- about to ssy, ior another opportunity
Nj DICKINSON then spoke IN deersc o. ilt
Northern Democrats, He said that they arc ere.
gHcEcy excited by such class o. expressions az
had fallen from the Senator OF Alabama Criwna.
ton bcea' re-crimination. He believed ~ me
soHuiness OF public opinion South as well as Noftn
and was satisfied that, iu spite Of all the leina
gc"ucism which prevailed there was no req. caa.
-.l tir. stcuing thc mon. The North ,rr masses
bad gone further than iAev OUGHT, INT they had 10
lcsrc 10 traInplc on The rights of the South W"i-
these masses ever 70 advance against Southern
chts, and hc h7d "a sword 10 draw, he would draw
d. Ter the South some applause, which was sup
pressed But he WIS cqunliy disposed 70 .i"1D
'hc North when improperly assailed. II the Nortl
had gone too TAR let him that IS without SIN cast
sone ii not the FIRST.
Tie debate was soon aitet ward brought 10 q
nirsc. A ieud, how ever, has crepi INTO the Loco
~orhs which val not be soon healed. Inc south
suspects, hates and tauuts the North-ani the
North grows aid guaws the chain which buds
them 10 the South. The FIGHT which Mr. DAVIS o.
Mss. some DAYS ago desired to see begin here.
'iad nearly commenced TO dey jpsuoN.