The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22

last long u dtTd cot e~iN ~ th~ s~ssoa
ard with the lo-s ~ th1s b-lwf-she ce.-aiton
al that drlusiuu-Geased the "a untoa Hq~ecA-
es. Now Will tell you shat cured that deia-soa
what put an sEd =" that h~llef ] stli tell yoa
face. OF the Neuh~rn ana ~astnera mr. nher--
their pesonai Intercourse th~tr actud acIatiat-
ence-the dahl sl-.s chs. and yo'~s the North
ern men al 81 @hich .hos~a tha th~re w.. No
foundation fur the h~sf-thst ~ ~ss all mistake,
and delusion, aus tha' = s~ra slave srog~us 40
just as safe usdsr y rh~ra uadsf Ssashefa
legislation. The qni~1~t thr ~oIth~rn MN us
70 Congrrs-; aad r"oa e'i'z.H. - ih,- sss'r, wso
have been drceivra I'D d-iaasd ~ the rial Dr.
unionists anabg us. ~ppid - Gad~e~iysd "a th-
same meBnrr u tAsy Cp'ila 20 e. % Congress. ant,
IN like mann~r. go Nurlh~rn m~me~fs face 20
face. 1his ga,~ird fae -Oata aat ra~ cen tell
you what u was. sbo.e sNsvth,ng sis~. thst gai
eted the Norh. sin elrCt 90 tn nsc-sstgy a thc
WilmOi Iruyiso l ~sr thF rruaUrtioa "a the
Mexican Law, eeb.t',a'i"a.l aud ut-tale. m the
onginal Nshicsu tnsA-. -hlgh msds ~ the S-p-
ate Of the Unitsd Sisi-s ~hostag N total ssoit
ton oi sAvrry IN The heNtrsn aasnsaisfas. bsfnrc
We acquired the soaoiry -nd IN cnas ga~ut aoa.
exisisncr Of slavery ~ Ne M~Kico, rsldara's. %
Utah AZ thls tine. THIS soiteoca Northsrn m-n
who had PRIV iousis hriiessd the provifo 90 NJ
cessary, but noS $40 ne caaut
Thee wsfe thu great csu - which Qlietrt tie
slavery agifston in 'onRr ~. and act ~ p.nti-
bu-, It's ooasBts, 90 enaduc,orr Tat as arc
10 catch gus. and hrs caught sosnc tn. "a
nous English m0rulirl Dr. Johns"a, ws- acca~
u s%'ngS "s ss' n .s 49, es,,'a sns,s' ~
annually provided tor. ant tha' th~fv ala AZ
persons 10 pruSide ~. Tar Osnaieas eoad sct1rs
seem to have had The same o,anioa, sad al-o 20
have supp0sf thai thsr. was anu~sAily tsrg~
d,mtnd tor the Fuilible arncls M s~a-ua ana that
they themselves ~rrr ch-rged ~uh susy,lsiag ta-
whole demsBi 4; aud thrfrugun prodnced th~ ~holr
supply, o. once, IN that OmaIbis. ~ coat~ats Aai
marvellous virtues CONSISTING ~sully ~ us name.
which wac cumprom'sr. ID sas red ggn uss.
Mr.. Clay 10 great at setiing q sln trap h. ire
quenty catches some huBdr.d thsasAud a. time
II he had been equally great AZ settiag beaver tfss
he would have caught more b~aseT thsa ever
John Jacob Asior hosght or sold, and would have
been the richest ~ the world
gave my opin'os OF that Omalsus trap. sod 80
nanie 10 certain sIeech IN the s~Raie, COMMONLY
called The Sarsspiriila speech hea have aii heard
OF It; and shall not tegrai Il Ia you now bat
have great affection for .t-ln tact grateful alice
uon for H. Ii IL IN. onb speech that ever brOaght
me reward Other spe ikers receive coetuual
rewards; have only received this oae. II Vas
from old DIR. Jacob Tospsend-t~o large boxes ~
the real genuine double compound extract IT he
roo, prepared IN his best manner, aud ace ompansd
| by most iatierng letur. | accepted both; ant
! now make my public ackaowledgn .nis Zoe the
\ same; but being IN perfect health have not YET
| tred The article. | have Il all, untoucLedi aud
mean 10 have u brought out To -. Loui. early
! next spring, by Adams s. Cos express, and shall
distribute u whichever needed, wiihsut distinction
| OF party In fact, expect TO deliver the greatest
! part of IL 10 my friends, The wings in 81. Louis.
and their friends, the nullitrrs ia ST. Louis, aud
! that Just after the next ApriPe city elections.
| expect them to have bad coughs about thst timr,
ard will cheertully relieve them, 20 FAR as sarsi
! parllla can go.
The Omnibus you have all heard about il. and
no doubt think You low all about IT. and, withou
| doubt, you know a great deal. For exfm.le, you
| know how II got caleIzed, and how the diver left
| IL in the road and of three hundred miies aud
| then, after the passengers had been gathered ~,
| and carried home by Others, how he came back
and claimed all the credit-and got Il from those
he had caught 10 the trap You know, still further,
vi An be
| saa.ngt IL, Mr. Clay arralgned him IN the Senate,
| and attacked him, as he used 10 do Gen Jackson.
/ But don't think you know all about II d,ut
think You know how II got iis name-or ather how
i got The name fastened upon At ! viii tell you
7 y was Gen. Taylor That did H. As WISE man ne
snew that every legislative measure ought e. be
kept by itse; he was, therefore, az sinst JunbHg
oiscorlabt bills together. AS just man, he called
things by their night name; he IN, reior, called Mr.
| Clay's oHninm gathUpn bill, the Omuious ball.
hat made MIR Clay very angry; and h compldia-
I'd 10 the Senate about i-,oid them he even CALI
| ed his bill omnibus. This he did in open S-na.-,
and IA pathetic speech, and from that ume forta,
ON ous was the name OF the vehicle.
| Sc much for the name, the origin oil which you
| have now learned. Next, Tor the passengers; aud
| here, think, You do not know all. You know
some, but not all wIllnroduce you 10 the theirs.
You know very well ia. tour in.ide passengers
namely, California, New Mexico, Utah. aud fcxSs;
aDd slro the outside passengers, namely, the iul
tive recovery slave bill, ana the l'sssi.'f 80 fum
bia slave trade suppression b Al these you Know
One was the whig riff OF 1872 and the other was
Thomas Rtchie. ct the daily paper. called by Au-
tihesis, the tutOn, with his priaiIng contract
These Two passt myers were neither INSIDE, nor on
the outside; but n the boot, under the drivers seat
huckisd in tight and close. and only breathing
through hole in the bottom, IKE Joha Box
Brown | suppose you all understand That. IL
YOU do not, ! must explain, though II ~ bad
business for orator To have To explain his own
metaphors. The ex llanation, then, lie this: John
Was slave IN Charleston, ;. q, and was called
Brown, eiter hts master lie had heard OF "hce
| sOil, aud wanted To see n. He took II IN hts
| heed To make voyage To the north; and rs he
chose 10 travel inco2nlto, he got into "A box, with
| hole IN the bottom TO breathe through; anj this
| yoysged TO Boston, where hr was pabbed 40 sDOu
| he got out. and brought back again; and after
| wards calico John Box Blown, ia comm.mor atiol
81 The voy6ge IN the box. So of these two pissen-
| arrs in the Omnibus boot. They travelled idc1g (,
! like John Box Brown. and breathe. through hoe
| IN the bottom lIke hm; and were both nabbrd wh-n
they got out line him, snd sent back. like HIM, e.
| the place they started from. They were srrt ~
deck pnsseugrTr. to- work their way; they were tn
| be Up Omnibus. aid Omnibus was 10 help them; and
! whsn Omnibus broke down. all failed Both met
their tate in the same place, House Of Regssentt-
rves. united ia death, they had been IN the yoy
| Hu,-ihougb dreadful enemies TO each other al
| Their lives before
Who passed the "peace measures" o. they
/ were so atlectiOnately called by those who had
| delayed and endangered them Tor so MANY monthsl
| Who passed theml will tell you who di1. They
/ they passed themselves. They had been like a
parcel OF men. tied together To swim river, and
spending all their force struggling with each other
To save life, and as HUun as united, each sETms oil
| 10 the shore, and saves himself So Of thste bills
They passed Themselves, that is 20 cay. thsir own
| strength end merit passed them and he that tells
| you otherwist-he that attributes their passage 90
any particular man, or set Of men, i. plnder and
! syCophant. or careless and ignoreut ut what he
] says They passed themselves, and would have
| dene SO a. any day, many months before, II hey
| had been let alone But there were SOM circum-
stances in tayirg and passing each, which De serve
/ 10 he better known than they are.
First. the territorial bills for u sh and New New
leo were helped on by the expo siuon IL the Next
| can law showing the alb clifton of slavery in the
/ Mexican tsTfOues, before we acquired any part OF
her territory This reduced the contt 81 about the
WilnOt proyiso % a dispute about goats wool; and
| that deprived The dispute OF All lis charms on
| one side, and % all its terrors on thr Other
| Next, the Texas bouudlry Dill. There the con
/ duct Of Houston and l.usk did most To pass Il
They wetc neither DEM rogues nor dsunopists