The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-15

raid that the Northwestsrp tsrritsry bslo,.,
yirsn. Slavery existed there and vas "a sy
where it does exist We have In 40 asvsry
..ss 20 re-. SsI os Of r.
thsh With them On tbs Of s,sr. ~ 90 S0e
ton q the Dsuoeratie CONVENTION OF iss3 "a sossd
soanion - srsnesbls TO the tsrrtoriss be- II hsd
Sen - to the latter would not dsaussation
~ tosm have been but dsnu.estioa Of their
IVA course for, In snticpettou Of the sdaission Of
CaAnornia these same men would have srsatsd an
ideal Intervention rule and made IL binding on
me south, rom the swamps Of Florida to the
Mr. Baows Of Missouri-If California had applied &c
be admitted , % State With slavery clause would
MT FITcH-The doctrine of the democracy of the
North was non.intervention was democrat slsetor
Mr. Bhows-Answer my question.
MI FrcH- would not act, inconsistsntly, ~ some
Mr. BRows- Would you have admitted California.
II her constitution recognised slavery?
would give them the b.ua their own :, 20:
"whom the Gods wishsd to destroy they first made
mad, II madness pTecsdss destruction, must con-
ciude that coed many seste here will be made va
cant for greater number Of maniscs who here be-
fore the election Of Speaker were never outsids
mad house There was NO methodin their madness The
threats OF dissolution made BY members, would not
swervs Northern men In their duty The South
were preparing for battle when there was NO foe
In the Geld. Like Don Quixote, they we're war
ring against wind mills; they utter sentiments ut
terry more infa9mstory than suything ever said
by GiddiDgs The constituencies Of Southern gentle
men was ludicrous and perhaps painful TO themselves
They create imaginary dangers and he referred to
rtous evidences 10 prove this. Why do thsy not &c
into the qusstion coo'ly They have the ability get
1t He referred to the auplicy OF the whg party and
thought that the passage of the Wmot Proviso, aud
its the President would best elect which
section Of the wbg party bad been deceived, and in
conclusion be dsiended the indiana Regiment Of the
charge VI cowardice at BueDa Vista.
ST. vALkSTINts DAY AND SoRrHERS LADIES.
ME- CLINGMAN. Of North Carolina came 1to the hall
snd said. that he learned the gentleman had put u
question TO him. to whether his opposition tbs
Northern ladies those who in send here petitions
On the subJsct OF rlavery not arise from disap.
poiptment in the tender passion So far he kne
this feeling does not exist towards any member OF ths
house though IL mieh be to Senator's, as 1t had
always been among them The ladies had treated hiG
with uniform kindness and courtesy, owing peril %,
to the fact, that Southern gentlemen have
blood than Northern. (Lsughter) This was Vslen.
tines Day. and evidence OF the truth Of what he
said, he called attention to this paper always vslen
tine, and with a New England post mark He
conld not say, No pref udics exi.tsn
Mr. Fries The gentleman has defended himself
successfully from the charge Of wilful attack the
Northern ladies' asked whether he had unsuccessful
~ wooed TO win The lady appears to have relentsd,
tgenersl laugbter) and partial examination Of the
valentine, ON which the words occurred in her hand
writing twice sweet twas heavenly. but tits pastn
Mr. Roor Of Ohio, obtained the noor whereupor
the Committee rose and the House adjourned.