Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-21

frm Mas rs,,..,rs Is Mt end rs nj 10 hal
the pr,rei 4 Gra britain hai he'n Successful. "
wh,ls fi.ust i III Sas,e f LOUIS and A'ksnss
AMI tn wi St4ics would have hssn exposed u Va
inra.ls of Biuish tmi>>arcs ST., 81 far a. was rtn
serura. ,al excl civ uPol That oard neve
wu.id isu ~. hliv II r. aHne>alinn. whirh nj
wsvs held 10 ~ ahsn d. Nnrr. ~. would put hP q
The ground wtrh might wei have pm .it-oi com
n,er-i,l and manufacturing csa-iers cause Thus
I've not nv native pnecpl'-. and chas' to a<.ga
what werr fat clu,ns And manufactures ""r'
c.,cera-l would have ,nnsrdn the mat er. al tina
earl, rrrh d.
The Sensinr uijs,.ts that many Northern Centsmen
vses { y anaexshn Nhv. sir. ~ was raiufs thai ibes
should he DESTROYS Of fulfilling obligations of the con
staaion; sul. h siies. what al hat time d"ph'ei
that h. Missnr cpnnnini>e line would he adopted 7n
,ha. the ierr a,v II fail enitely 10 The >opi Al
thu Norhern IN asked f at thai tune was The esien
sn nihsi line Their course. IN nv opinion, was e,nl-
ren,y rurr,.ci aid psiritdir.
Now Mr. President. h wing made thess caffertons l
mnst 90 hsrk a tie further. and cHreri statement
which tlak the s-uainr l~fi very defective. iea.
i've 10 The erd,nsnee al 1877. He very CORRECTLY
tbs, !, mn.tcpd IN Ter the OF Confederation. that II
was afterwards r,u6nei by Congress HIT Congress Wa
sitting Nv * the tim. whle The Convention
sat IN Phae ph; aud that there concert ri sc lon
| have mi ,ked ln'n The ordinance recently, hul
nv memory i'll serve me hns FAR. thai Mr. isrsin Ia
irsnced his irs ptovsrnn H. esrlnde slavery IN f5l
There Wa voc taken np1n H. apd think an thu
vote every Sauih-rn s.n,ar voted against -; hn | am
ma CERTAIN Of H. Oaa hing am efr an OF. that u wa
three hs'nre the ordinance eu pass. Il was sur
diy resisted down Ia ~ All "hrn was passed. a.
hsd gEd reason 10 bellsse. u VS. uppa puacip" oi
r'm,e,ni~e Il -. thai the ordinance should cmttn
p,a,isi.n sn,i.r "a the pa, The constitution
pei ug i've slaves AID nsxi that shosd be INST
ted 10 ihs rnin ,t: aud tbs WAS the COMPROMISE up
.ai which the prhlhllni n<erej 10 The ordinance
Of I7s5. W. ia asi We htd indemnity IN tht, but
we inside are t ms ak Of~hat possible advantage
l,s han NJ lt.ltIad firth mel 1. an
aide AID tie sdyaniass has teen alig lber ,her ga
v.H On ihe oh-f -l1f, II has bren thrown open in a
Nathsrn ptpalaii 10 the exclusion Of thu Spuh
tbs "a. ihe l'aang ntr witch dss rayed ihs
compromise. al Tue Constitution, I'D then followed In
Ms>sas'i r,r r,nss which vas c,ffIed nluly by Nnr
votes. although nav stsoW 81 and npf respected
hy them. Thai wss the neat SEP and between he.e
two raa-e~ ihe equilibrium has brrn broken.
Having made th"sr frmsrbs. lei me gay thai iotk
giea pleasnre list nlna 10 HE dclaa aus ii" the hun
"rah. Sensual fom Nassaehn.r uJot srytfal pnnts
he pu, m-cf Up n ibe falfl meot Of he contact af
tougf.s the resolutions # fe>4. an,.xalon, af The
admission e the fur States provided h. ~ thosr
,nions be l,rined o he frttity of rcxhs.-
All III manly STATS nsulke and calcutiei IN do
god. hec just. He wrnI funher he coo.rmned,
sn5 10 that be has shown grtt htnpss, the II
the Nrth relative 10 the stresios file restoration al
fugitive slaves ht permit ~" IL say IN dr-rrin be-
candid upin all sub thst II the SHatur ingethet with
many friends this side pf lhe chaWbat put, his cuu
deuce Ia The h whrh has bHrn rrptrd hetc further IL
tx end II" laws ii Congress upon III sutJ e. II will
pnive fall ciuus. II i Ihp ssible 10 txtcaie Any law
of Cunges, unt the people Of the Sa shall co-oa-
rate.
hearl the gentleman with great pleasure say TINT he
wanld nj vole iH the WiIm pry flr he regarded
surh unnecessary. psidrl - thai Nature had A.
ready EXCLUDED slavery A. Tar As hc acquisitions
Concerned. an ii p ,Sel "a Leave Them b. dsp
81 o the hand Of N,lu,e shall dol rmlne Il is wla
] always have Insisted upon. Leave thai portion II lhr
countr, maie ualu'al 10 non sleveholdmg population
'ohe hlied bv III Il description If pupualon and leave
that lofiiun ut, Which slavery wuud naturally 90 be-
filed by slayehalng population f9yn1 artificial
lines III ugh perhaps they may be better than utne.
Nj. j ll-Ison spoke like prophet # the i1tcI nj the
Mis- uri COMPROMISE hHe. am willuu 10 leave II f,t
Nature l. seur and IN nlgniz' governments iaf The
Ieripues, NV NJ all free pe entrr aud prepaie
thems.lf"s participate ~ their privileges. W. wan
sr. nuihng bul justice Whom the geu eman says that
he is wllllug leave il Ia Nalnrc understand he IN
willing rne~e III appointments. whether real OF In
eplnary - Gus nalr FOLLY Ia assert that The AleN
can law p'oihlilng slavery m California and Nv Nix
leo is IA tufre aad | have always regarded us
No man would feel Wore happy than m,s 20 believe
That ms MIN lrned by should live f1f
ever i.'1bnI hack 10 the long omr.e f f,fiy yen,'
sefv're h-rr, haHrthe ms lsoi 10 believe that have
ne fil justice to all secli MS And If Laysey,r b,n
expSei IL The lmpua IN of \ contrary motive It ~ b.,
eau.eI have bee wiilnl To deerd my seton from IN.
ems fnln'al enrtnchnen Bal canun agt,o with
IN" Senator ifom Massachusetts that this Unon cann,
b" d'-silyel. Am to understand him thai n, dept.e
al oppression. tlge ~ h ken fi can pro luz, the
distinction OF tbs Cnoa2 Why. sIr # 1hat becomes
MD act II viii rseli bec1me lie grcai Instrument al
rt'dnciot oppression, antfsge, and broken IA Ill., No
81, The Un"n ran be ht'kan Grei unta causes " III
hrak It II they - 0n ant II uul, be preserved hy
Justice, g'od hh and ngd adherence 10 the eo.liin
ton
VIZ "ehs or. Mr. President since VOID in rcnly
I" III" ho"rabe member inm ) nth C,,llna Nv dis
ince tf3h the ION fahe IN 'uhe al tn, crowded state
d 'hr NON ntrv"nted III" FROM heatBg he whole OF his
Trmsfks have only observations. To make;
and, 10 hegIn first nolice &c The huno,ahle member.
last remark. lie asks III hid the breaking np Of
NE Uh'n by any such thing the voluntary Sec. nm
"f States as an lmpossbi ily. know sit lhls lInlnn
ran be broken up; Government can he; and adj
mi 'ha here may be such degree If oppression as will
warrant resistance and fuc HE severance That is
frv'lnilon. Thai is revolution Of that ultimate ripht
"' Ievniu'ion have not been speaking. knnw that
.hai law ot necessity does exist. frbaar from oon,
ht'her because d, not wish into ii ,cussnn If
Tue nature oi THIS Government The honorable member
and myself have broken lances sufficiently often b,t,
on that subj ct.
MI Calh'nn have no desire to do it now
MI T" rbser. ] presume the gentleman has not. and
have quite as little. The gentleman refers l., In. occa
SONS on winch these great acquisitions were made To Ter
rltory an the South side. Why undoubtedly wise an,
skul public men, having object 10 accomplish ma,
lake Advantage III occasions laan wars are on an occa
sion; fear Of the occupa ion of Txas by the Btts ~,
an ocrason but when the occasion came under the pres
sure OF which, or under the justification If which III.
hing could be dpne it done. aud done sklfuly lie
me say one thing further; and that is that if shaver,
were as II WAS supposed 10 have been through
oni all Mexico b~fre the revolution and the es,abls
"e'' :" me irHan Government, them if il were desrab