The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-29

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and sue out such writ OF habcas corpus
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any marshal who shall anreasonaby binder % psessa,
corpus shall. in like forfeit Ave thousand doa
and forfeit his Office
fees for services DO rendered under this act asey
entitled receive for such services as Jurors and mar
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The amendment having been read, Mr.. s. moved tina,
/ 1t be printed
a.. A H.. - N.
President to the honorable gentlemen who compose this
august assembly, for the consent which they
have SO generously awarded me Of addressing them
parliamentary order. debate upon the merits Of the
| amendment OF the honorable senator from New York
SEwAaD s a. all allowable promise 70 ,ss
limit the observations which propose to osr foI me
e pasnse and q avoid also
taste in any, respect whatever. The question 10
Mniia enpsdsa cent under al he srssastaaes .stisA s.
round Us az ts present momsns @ print ns amsnd.
msni ef ns aonC Ma1 senator from NsY Yorl. S1
the habit heretofore Of opposing mere motions 70
print; nor should ! think Of doing 50 on the pres
ent occasion. but for several special reasons which
shall presently proceed to stale. II strikes me that
the amendment Is one Of character well calculated
should prinit and thus facilitate its general ercua
p % d n = o e IL. eoSatS e S
egn1ands There is much of the spirit Of genuine dem
agogsm about itso little Of elevated statesmanehp so
to suppor-so little Of that manly respect for the rights
designed TO h. secured il heg eat ional compact which
binds these together asequal and sover
in Ss ss sD sdps
evinced in it to propitae the lowest and basest and
maevolenl fanaticism at the expense OF justice the
and mutual good. will on which the Union Of these
States was founded, and without which that sacred
Union itself cannot continue 70 subsis.thst as one
unfriendy TO the fame and future political advance
I ment of the honorable senator from New York,
Il ! am not willing that his amendment should
s , xsd p aS * S S pss s and 60 sS:a
envy Of ihs honorable senator from New YorE--wsrs
to the respect Of enlightened men and good citzsns
throughout this extended repabc OF ours should become
suddenly and forever extinct should rejoice as do not
that this has been offered and should not fail
to do all in my power multiply copies Of ior general
i circulation over the whole country. For sir cannotbe
that the American people have yet reached depth
gadless OF all the principles Of fairness and literally
and dsinerested patriotism, as not TO look upon this
formal and deliberate attempt OF The honorable sena
tor from New York 10 spoliate upon the known
and undeniable rights and interests OF all the southern
States ofthe confederscy with pointed dsapprobshon,
with hot contempt with nnmieaied loathns and abhor
unuerable Sir il does seem 10 that no one
argumen, Of the honorable senator from Virginia mr.
MAs0N,I cay pronounced In our ana
appreciated the sound and statcemanhke views avowed
him. hear the amendment OF the honorable senator
from New York read without being satisfied at once
that this amendment was designed 10 cap the climax Of
southern wrongs to the cup Of oppression once
TO overflow and 10 force OF the South whose lot tno
be the of slave property to secede from the Unon
remaining in H. TO submit to awanon, heariess and
insulting deprivation OF all constitutional rights such
no respectable people have been known patiently
to endure Sir Unjust be permitted TO declare also that en-
terrain most fearful spprehensons to the destruction oil
the present popularity and influence Of the honorable sen,
aor from New York from the printing and circulation OF
this unfortunate amendment OF hs and he has arrived
at that period Of life when he be presently useful and
glorious, be constrained 10 endure the tornens which
wait upon obscury the still gevous woes which
spring from deserved degradation he has recently as
snmed position in which he may have Tin bis pow
add the reputation which be has already acquired
enhance that popularity which he has heretofore estab
lshedand il he should be both udicious and fortunate,
might succeed In reaching higher honors than any
which he has yet achieved-honers which gilt
terng before bis vision in the distant future, and which
suspect him Of often wildly realizing both in noon.
day dreams OF fsnced rapture and in the golden
visions which light up the dimness Of nocturnal rlum.
beras the honorable senator Il seems me, has now
reached the very climax OF his fate-asd may be seen
distinctly balancing. II were, upon the very pivot Oh
his destiny; as the circumstances which surround MN
are 50 full Of hope and OF encouragement the one
side, and yet full of peril and OF desperation and Of
bitter disappointment on the other--l do feel the
deepest regret that the honorable senator from the EN-
| pre State should have ventured upon movement 90
well calculated the in which he is now engaged