The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

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glide INTO lis habit Of so5 s a.sesa. seS~ es ss sss
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ron shese tTammesin shg have sonesn1ss thousht
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ne ssnin. q American liberty some angel ffo HIGHER
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and mercy 10 n wSad p goroaz and eon-oi1g honor
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Now think, 81 zsss tIss ~ sapD1sqss
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necsty q setilHg these gaesena VI ones g ~ ~ s6ssuts
her I neesly Of etEng hing. sesos1 70
cons hydras ehImeras dire. to is irss ~ s y gor-
Iration Of the sovernment ThV hials y he Aminis-
te smallest States Of he Unos e,en ; & sne q
territory. within i 4 limits nas Il sisqs ibs s9, s9sss ~. ss
would have IN na KS aae f & ssgnss q Population hea Yaf
than Wei. what ars their ornpsss nsss Z move
land They engaged IN thoss pussa. NJ a.ss e ths
% % % % ~ aaa sare the peervsoa and ihe pso,sesor
nsylgatlon, one Of Iese /, s ~
and on none ~ 9e @ g .h 9sernnen TIM very day
a eo not materially ate afect the habits prospsr,g ef
9t great importance all tbese Sfates Thar tb & = = nn
s9oaM e eaII,ea on should have he paser
c.lanIy that i shonld be 81 yzed hung 1p 5-1ss
eminent desirable froT GoTerns, ~ % u ev-
se &c egslanon oy Goveimens except that Iests % We d
surrendered by The bgzines men, the commsny ~ iay
mon na ~ =. rs Nofthetn State, shslaca1s or
MEASURE nay not 3 adopted Men must fveo IV ii
ment-ahd how are they to live and os d n ae spioy
f vsl ,n Y e saIs way the busne Of soceE Is sSapped
when be may expect the hour Of to draw i@h
y;i ~ ~ pon ~ nnepend ~ npon 1.-THE people Of the North
see measure Of conciaton and peace ADOPTED tey [ ~ ~
of good 6sovernmelf under the " %
ep ggq das aea snaF haslr daily labor Their daily
continue undistnlbsd- And there kas nss been n ~
much alarm has b st. and % nue. sefir ~, ~,
% tus y th an4s n upe q peaes f a Isast
am acqnaintd leave Others TO Judge for %
sseertaning Il; bnt bessl X E ana goes more
s1e = = have s nee eommqny q The Norh than qnestions
9ngel 70 enlpali.s the deseaf lie ma h-
o. noi VINO maintain the Government and expect q i've
n have alluded 70 the argument of my friend from Con.
read and have alluded the vote be iaieds y ~ l navs
sn go ieye bes, M Of whai consider the evils us'ruens
conduct here The member from Connectie,4t 4 :. s "
meant any hing 5esaa s T, n cSqs ours Ti not 1ndEand thai
ease case merely as an illustration of the Improperly o nstluc
SoS, Ms , then ma sir have stated what appea to e the
south WhS think tie soGth he ea .iSs S9 I. I Si .hs
, a t1ee & msas1es ga pas vii gsn acceptable and saac
acquisitions, am hound in candar to saw that tsEis ME-
an ioT fSST&9s & ss one Of the soqth Msyllnd viii san
have not the slightest idea that by sny form ~ - ~ 10
earth any provision could Be made y bc vi "a M he sss Of the
New hexieo or Of Utah could be made aecesbe r uf
Now let me say, Mr. President, with great resOect and
St ,nd wsn southern gentlemen corder his
ber certainly who desire dissolution OF the Union no IL n
wise and as Ill the world Silo SGi s O aSo not no
am quite afraid that there those who als he oudet
very who would be extremely glad to have that reo1 is
here the Gulf of Mexico mo nv oaf Iss t @ aees 2m
ther resetons let them push the sonIh further and then
gam an exemption from what they consider e,rntry ne
assllty They lind themselves placed where ,sy wished
eaasiiE and then thsy gain in The general oraon Of
discharge of its functions in the usual and ornsrs % INC
NOW sf one OF The evils Of the country my OPINION
founded the conduct Of he SoS ana re saS
be Ss 9pon ne sSndue; Of particular Individuals
one against ano her, By small portion the comnunitT
king the most oft respected as being the setimesss re-
eipocay Of the North and the South The eztravssant
language extavagant sentiments uttered spme IN t
south are saEsd sens to e North being Southern se
opinions spnugiDg fom abolition societies aJ nrs
which Of CHARACTER and sense. think can approve
made aganss a. he North being aboonss Or Is S-ias
ned ns wh e n sbs one side these
which both sides must nd themselves they ever exns r.
nment enjoying the same blessings and rno ors 1os sn
T6s Nashville Addss has bssS sSr sIaed assssr ta
9ek a eadIsgsd upon the South as
Far be i from me impute to The South FeneTar % ~, - mi =
msnts q the nashville Convention The Nashville addes.
there must be separation The States fIst bee"use he
and secondS s s 2 me pei south the ssatb mHs,
return that such the diversity Of interest between be TWO
20 iS ssssS sas. they g GS Ssse.
Nm NE e. bAEswkLL VIII the Senator allow 70 interrupt
Mr. wERsrER. With pleasure
Mr. bARSwELL. shoud be glad il the Senator would
sentiments which he declares lead airpcv t ni N sny
event Tor such understand to be the charge mas against
NJ. WkBsrER, What said about that Addrs-s q this
did not speak OF its reference TO any event wbav bnt
say that the argument that the States ke ahr
neeanse n o. the general disposition Of the North invade
and, then secondly. il thar not SO and If me Nrth
should come 10 better tempeT that respect vet no
nsnt peace could be expected, and Union ong sn on
account OF diversity OF interest," they express IL for want
OF Identity OF interest between the North and The oatb
Mr.. bARNWELL. If the Senator will allow me- With
regard % te rst part OF the allegation have no daDb al
enahge can be effect N the temper Of the Northern ep
in the treatment which they give on scconst f onr n;
~ no eni9n 1esween endure. With
10 the latter part Of the Senator's construction of The
address, contend that il contains no such et ~
Haerbes to IT. states distinctly that in the poson heS
vi pa ~ pl e y mon oecnpy with respect each
II Is ahso utely essential thai the ~cnfh VITA ia l ~
terests should be independent of the Norh
= Mt WEBSTER. What does that mean but seuara,iop or
MIR. bAREwkLL. Not al an sir Bv ssc.;ar.l ir,.,.,
neals osuhety what ailege, and what ali all se here
t1t hppn TINS great Institution Of slavery the North IA M
srn people That Is what The asrass ess n rl.s Ss-
Terence withheld do contend Thai thes e ars Ne
esy whasver ior dissolution Of the Union If ina, IN
tefefenue E persisted i thH fsnyra-e ~ n. ali,
and II Is the belief, believe Of iarst poo. s. ~
ern people, that the Union cannot be made 10 endure
mr WEBSTER. X Is hardly worth whiIe To attemnt ,
precise OF the perhaps as haze nof III.
paet before me; but, Il Understand the areuen il s s
which have expressed, that even If fbe Norh ,ee ss
nenAved there want Of IDENTITY which woDd prsSenf
ons Of the Union So far the ether emark
their own peculiar laws, respecting their nsnl;S
instuuons hope, and know that ever sensibe man
NE North looks upon il know thai an at si Ns,sh AZ
oi the opinion that the Institution Of elnyerv ~ Il xs
i the clnes, inteotie,l n,