The New York herald., 1850-02-20

cOnelussn that there IL great disturbing Gauss, ana
unsss rsnsdisd, calanitous elects win b the result
should not shut eyes on the thrssssnins aspect
A brave men, IL 10 our duty to face the danger The
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the esrryipg out the constitutional p!oviaicn The
North the right to sbssh slavery 10 the Dstrie.
rf rfColumbia and n that were not enough, whom the
Wilmot proviso becomes unpopular, another node of
rsstrction s proposed aided By executive isau:nes
q state with prohibition Of slavery but what could
be expected from the Secretary Of ststs the principal
adviser Of President Taylor who when he was IN the
treaty with MEXICO. These the disturbing causes
They wish to take from the South their inheritance,
sroes when they can Boston ship lately carried on
lsves from North Csrolins the negroes got into the
eSa sssins We called alec on ss the North q say when
Of Goldfish bad been stolen from the North, there
what instances have the South ever disrsgardsd the
constitution and made demands which they we're not
nO. prosiso !. ne. soss ssd ali such are aSotion
lists Iowa II the only State which has NOT connived ut
the s Of ss %
turbsrs including Mr. Seward, the Senator from New
York he said he wanted to belong to no party where
party willing to de justice to the country and to the
people During the presidential he told his
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to hear nothing about compromises The constitution
was compromise enough for him, II adhered to. To
satisfy the south the Wilmot proviso must be sban
doned Thev must have thsr share Of the soil result
ing from the Mexican war cease the disturbance about
oaUu: law. M the re osptur. Of slave.
Mr. Claws compromise won't do The Senator was al
lied with the frse soers and identified With the abo
tonists He could not take Mr. Clays pill gilded ~ 1t
may be. He appealed to the North not to drive the
South to extremes.
Mr. CAMPprLL of Ohio raid that II was wsll known
that in the national convention which nominated Gen.
Taylor he had the honor Of representing the same peo
nation and did not even cast vote He pointed out
The President had recommended no cotton in the az
fairs of the territories and while he (Nr VAS viii
ling to accord patriotic motives to him YET he could
the cSpsistsncy which urged Law for Csforpis, and
no law for New Mexico The delsy comes into csnfiict
With what he had Away. regarded a. a fundamental
power to govern the territories It has been . doe
trine Of the whig party that executive power should
be curted hit be left to the people Of California to
form constitution il is found that Opposition comes
from the south The South had aasrsseed on the
Northtbey aggressed on the arm of Industry BY the
pa,ssge Of the tariff act Of 1881 Disunion was the
remedy of the South then Northern people Welded
to the com promise to prevent the shedding OF blood
CoDpromise brought destruction on the North. aud
added value to the slave, of the South, H. had
said that Texss without the Union. was prsfsrsbls
to the Union without Texas The tariff Of 1912 was
repealed BY the votes Of two Texas representative
WAS there no sgrre in this, The House oeI.d
Giddnss bsoause he introduced petition ssninS fer
here dsy before he heard Southern Gentlemen tsrst
enjpr 20 the Union In davs mat thew turned
an Ohio Representative out Of this han One Of that
talented Senator'S for utterue NOT
Agreeable to the south, was burnt in siry ana sens
tor cote gave notice TO auother that hs sbond
10 Mississippi they would hang him on the hshest tree
But notwithstanding all this the South say they have
to show thai the Unon was formed among other tSpss