The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-31

shslsrs himself behind another that sss have been a.
Every member knew this and not aware who
would fosw them. For the last 80 years Of the
fcsrs have acted under ths law and now Mr. sxsstssr
comes forward and casts reflections them The gem
tiensn viii feel In his own heart that the reflection
After seine further usimportant proceedings, the
the table and the House vent into Csmmtsss Of tSs
Whole on the state Of the Union, Mr. Potter in the
chair.
THE REVENUE.
MIR. BAsLY moved to take up the Senate resolution
limiting the amount for collection Of the revenue
Mr.. BsowN, OF Mississippi, claimed the floor the
fIesdsnts territory message, and did not yield it to
MIR Bayiy
The CiIAIEmAs decided In favor Of Mr. Bayly
MIR. BRowN took appeal.
The cn.,n sustained, and the committee took up
MIR BArLY said that Mr.. vinton proposed to offer
two entf the first to relieve the OF
the sscsstsry altogether II that should fail, Mr. v.
WOULD take the amendment Of the Committee of
wsys and Means, with modification that Oregon and
CslerniA shalt be excepted from the operation the
restriction MIR. b. proceeded to show that, il proper
economy be Observed the sum which the committee
proposed IL too much They increase, by this resolu
hsesl year s225 ooo. The Secretary has already ex.
Pended for the ast half Of the fiscal year 81 290
% Mr. vsou aoad II b esS
Ina he nsx. fiscal when the Secretary does not
epats the increase Of revenue upwards Of per cent
twice ~ much the Of direct taxation aud
greater than those of Great Britain, all thugs
sidrsd lie said that the collectors paid high
more than twice much Governors OF States and
Chief Jpctices. Carmen. In New York, got 5000 per
sunpm hieh l. than the grade of labor viii
command In common pursuits Of life. The effect is to
turn The eye a every avsricious government
pic, msntfrom private walks the centre The effect
10 depfscists industry In private walks; and instead
OF Presidential elections recurring policy, 1t will be
scrsmbe for fpois The remedy Is as plain the
nsehf-it IL 20 redu.e the salaries and he undertook
% tsy that better for Collector of New York,
and sss~hsre can be procured for So 900, than for
ssooe because In that they would have unambi-
NDM ma. ta.f
The eness sought after not only tor the high
ls.iss bat for the patronage growing out OK the
sssrssty party contests, and Is ali wrong. lie sp
PROVE q Tie housing system because he thought
suit Ct Industry II ought to be left to private enter
pnss They want free competition, as In England, that
vaasd The Law in i.uisg the circular which, on its
fses Frcssed 10 oimBsn the expenses OF collecting
the ,sssnss. bat In iset shifted the burdens the
n.rshanis and The impoIters In effect he has under.
isn 20 icresse the tariff when the people opposed
& an increase. even by law.
te tonmttse en- the matter before IT, but another
81 esstsr Interest II useless 20 disguise the fact
thsi IA ius has been sngsndered the subject OF
slavery the two epds a. the Union are becoming
sssbssd and the Gbss a the strong bond which has
~ ens boapd them, ~ssser. The South are for per-
ps,u.iipg The relation Of master and slave the
North are for destroying u they have brought the
80 ,sso 's,h position ..It one or the other
Ia tsftruction The North have been in the wroug
mating sFEesiors ON the south As the latter love
ths hsnc~st nsmori.s a tkeie fathers they 40 not
Intend % submit o. aggression any longer Ii Is said
that the southern people not In earnest. Ii this
cffnicn h propsgsted, aud generally believed, the
lrion 10 gons forever The Southern people In
earnest The ne.ssgss q governors proceedings in
lesssiufss and q primary meetings OF the people
Itsy ssk IN all sincerity not oaly for justice but in
tphrain l. jcinei he idols aud should be let alone
but % yust sod liberal men. vhose judgments
vsre not warped he tNr BrosL) felt that he
h could sppssl % DO Jusc- % AL parts Of the
f~tersey. BY refusing 90 do justice the Union IL de-
steyed Instead 81 slavery being great social oral
sna Political eurse lite bi.s.inx 10 the mater aud
slave. Three srtises 81 Production Of the South
rst b. snisrtaLed IA of dissolution that Great
brtia ~culi Interfere with tlsvsry In the south
Step her loans and you stop her labor and Cd
support NsrthsrD may sos the vhirl siuj, but |
thsy cannot direct the s1rm. The after being
sKcisd csorot ts ftill.d Those who nos /
here from that section val pass away aud persons |
Of mere extreme views ~ill here, and the south
void b. otcsd 20 rsest~ sod have power 20 resist
tt- aggrssficn Mr.. trosn read hsTy extracts from /
Mr.. ss~arts srseches % sbos the sxtent az damage
dcos o. The south Hos the south think there is
pace when there 10 nors lie denied thu. persons In
tsliorrla h.d tight 20 maize stats copstitutiou be-
cause they rot cifix~ns 81 the United States;
they ,resrs-ssrs and intsriepsrs Mr.. Preston,
vtsn IN the hoss~ tbo- Secretary a the Navyl intro
duesd IN 20 form State government for California,
thipAirE that the consent a Congress necessary
earlier days. under President Ma-hingtos laws
rsgsirsd 20 nsicrslrs but po~ YES only Necessary
fer the frssitsst 10 ssy 10 the military governor
The vhcs psopls or. nstnrsliad and vote Tor IT,
contribution ell male eitir~us vhsthsr White OF black
Ihs Comnittss ross, sbd the House adjourned.