New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-16

f1r Re and Mr. l. consulted lCE aooI! 2 n n1.e
Nh MIG was then perm tted - STATE TIE point o.!
order on which he appealed. arf the Char was
sustained Mr. HILLiAED concluded bis remark
and NJ FITCH u Ind followed. His remarks were
somewhat a novelty, FOR they had Northern a..
poet, AM much good humor began = prevail
said P0''., Ot h y 100 TgsstaY letter j. should
have been B0gd M ROOF 81 Ohio got the foor
next, but he did not address th- Commute, al
the House adjourned about 2 O'Clock
IL 4F lSeE speech he declared hat s.asery
was sanctioned by Gods word tat Il would seem
prCiauaiiou . cal ~ Institution q. soriety iueis
ioEs which existed e. The hoasch1.d- Of Gods cl)
sen people and that Ia the I nitel Stat-- thsy had
he most striking and brilliant ilGs,rsu04s %. tic
benefits OF : avery. The SqDth b. sad had viii
in itsel. o)o,0o9o Of people. a territory u 10000
square miles aud al the e'en suls oi wealth aud
prosperity which rs a separate confederation
would BE- developed with unexsmpled rapidly. ~
that case there wOuid be 10 II wsr but ID i
came they would not have q gt1rticr FOE than then
ioreis,hers bad tCumpbed over. Ihey ~oult ihel
deal more with oil aud less win New-tns and
and have 10 longer need 81 Northern bottoms, "a
the coastwise trade would be measureaby broken
Up. and their monopoly OF cotton tobacco, sugar,
alJ rice, would give them the cflei control Of the
trade o. the world.
Holding the mouth Of tie Mississippi and the most
important part of is nsyigable trunk. al the pro
ducc Of tie Nosth-W estern States which seek
SSTe-- tufDQ14l It's fiNUnfi ED44u pay Iic oPuti
their iribute-Cuba, with Slavery. would rash into
their emDrsce-1or did they tear % tread toe path
a.Dne These points would eli be elaborated next
! lne, 1T the Southern Convention Tue south
would resist the admission Of California Tor thai
would place two additional Free Sellers in toe
Senate Aided by few heroic friends from the
North. .DiCKINsON, STURGEOS, &c that theater
had tins far, been doubtful battle ground. bat tle
North must have no aocess.Ous uniess the Slave
holding States were 70 get an equivalent. The
people would offer armed resistance Mean.
time "the present admission Of California would
meet with determined and unmeasured RESISTANCE
understand that there have been some yer}
exciting scenes and discussions IN the senate bu'
not much useful L. eisiauon thus fer.
Mr. CALHOUN it VII be remembered descuneed
Col BGsrOV aud Gen HOUsToy. in hs speech al
Charleston l-i- for allowing Oregon r. come into
the Union free as sheis He said, they deserved
10 Je held up % reprobaiion by every >ouihc1
man" Il wOrsted in Congress nexE session upon
the questions of California New-Mexico and the
Il ~ Grande, as he though, the saveholdine states
would be, he said they had nothing TO hope from
the Federal Government, and urged them 70 reco-
icrt "ihat the CarOnan who IS iurthesi from you
IN opinion is nearer Ia YOU than any Northern mar
-, either party Honor and Liberty. be added
were dearcr 90 them than the mon, and tins re-
mark was made. the North desired to extend Tie
empire % honor and liberty
Mr CALHOUN admitted that the North was pow
erul bat F0uricrites the vote yourself alarm PEG.
pie, tie strife OF abor itl capital, spirit OF anar
chy and misrue would end ia her overthrow TIL
S,ath be eudeayOred to show. was as well pre-
pared for struggle ON the North, and though be
did NOT court II hs would not shun d. Old as Do
was he IVES ready 20 60 through with Il
Messrs lNGE aud CLINGMAS only follow Their
leader and il is understood here that Mr. Caibo1n
himself will one Of these days deliver speech IN
the temper OF August 1919, IN Senate