New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-16

SO -sar- AZ s.h5l0rei rsc- - ne prosrss, d
f--e1or.~
ia sail IN the House. s year ago.
Th.s W r-oi Provrso las 3ecu rroaae Ard a coui-
-.l 1 ra -e.L1s-A lorl AZ 81 alrc5 ace a. 1c1 -r
E'll -at.y t,vs beer ~ q - AT - -,rri 3.
.r,t11 tir- pelfc-srs Uag farlef o. >AfeTy a. N-r
chants trade h D. 14. tle FoPaA le-r. = soend A.
lor1gsa Wa ne -reai naior.y q n'rnela a1d I" e.
..-s1-ro, 'f Psre- 5of ~ onsccncs Trey nssr Not
-s-1t t1 -re sxeu-iol 81 slavery
Toe " -lsm O.! New-lcrS Is evidently -nt very
popular a. Washin-tan. With - members III the
4 use. 1.1O0101 o.. people and the o'mHercia-
cari- o. America. not one Of her cazeus 5 "a tae
CABINET n1t one ilL MISSION abroad : awarded
her, / can tad seven Sa.es With Fewer white
pe1p, Boz then. and IA fewer Wh.- Members, that
supply four Cabinet Ministers AID two Am5ss
saiors
Nr. WsssrER aludes 70 the OrdInsnoc o. Con
yress july. l-s1. abolshIng Slavery N0rth-N est,
aud SAYS the >auth agrccd O. %. And Nhy Col
GsAY~oN. ouo q The NirSuis Delegation VINO voted
,1- 10 writes his colleague, JANIS Monroe. Aug.
- The clause rcspsc-1. >.ssery Vas alr-ri ,c ty
- he S1e1ern Meaher, ior us PurPcss Of prev.1ss
~ tobacco s1i indigo rom t~eg Gaie on ~ \ "
c. .iie u e Ono VEL 'f several otter political
~ rcssors-
In i.f- ia hs speech on The Loan b.l VI NEs-
,rrR Esret Congress and The people Inst TIE
senate was slpp.ng away from the -rca' body Of,
rhe states into tle hands Cd. men ~fo womb m1 ke
Do an oI-a-chy Ssid be
a proposes io come .nl Tie ul'u. snl come r
State ilen there .r'ertl'u az he Unequal
lrel sy already crisftag ~ "a Ntch d not quarrel
.ud vtch never vii s,7up O. sler bar shall preserve
gug have VOC n give, or Aay voice IN tn., Gov
er1meut. because = par of ne orgiaN compac Lei
stand Bar then here anoiher consideration 81 vastly
more general importance ilSn hsf. more genera hr
csgs- D af,c;s al a. SAFES, free All sasehodng All 20
70 tt. q safes formed ol' 90 Territories Nls ihnv
- ropl aet into IRE rian hey recessarir. ineF
90 ahy break ur ne re- anon eNisuns between me iso
~ hurches ot 'hr Government al destroy - oaanof
- Az and House ~ R~Ff-se1'al u fuu nnng no
stafs any atr ,haf comes n must have Two Sec
slars So mag come ID S 1l, 'f ',A'' ai'isane peppe
81. NAY have .fru qaftcllf State more >tr.'is leta
,ul hsv. Reprrs-1afrcs ~ Can ANYTHING occur in ts
rgue ara drrsnge the TORN ci Government under wneh
se se more .isns.s .lau tns4 Here would be senate
esn no prorlri 1n f1 nc people OFT % a. eiSGon t0
mem hv the siciron OF states from some of hen
only oas Reprssertsrvc. perhaps sad two senators
Hefess TIE srgrr SAFES have Ten t0eel, or even
thirty Rrrr-serfsve- and tso senators The >euate
.4+es ~ s-rr.r,s ., -te.e r., senators coming from
vhr-e fhere ieW people becomes ~ otlcus o
ga-clg. a. holds r1wc without as ade lsc constituency
ST., ltls hat lnrYag flnol-cIlg up'n ttifr sca7
have stry lt-la doubt hgt that ta' ouldttiUn
.i COMPROMISE IS already a-rcct on ht certain
PARTIES "a Congress The utras .ed hy tslHorS,
meantime pay their Part they calculate t1e 'al
4e 1. tne Union ami are eady % set zap Tor them
solves AN Drfrass. oi c0ursc-tney colt BOB
ssIsf out C' t.c nOu. Hrc tacy know they
could %. -et 0.t ~ thou- "A revolution. and they
have ,our millions of disc1nteltcd subjects. VINO
men also play thei parts. BOO $50, when pro
lection was taken from the North because South
Carolina clustered AMI nuiiied. Feeble az water
her system odlOus "a ireemen-what could she
have done Nothing But cry was made, the
baby must be- hgshed and the North suffered 10
..as 80 ia the Missouri case land north of jo j0
aas then taken tor slavehodius. II is 50 now
sni WEBSTER plays his part, As usual
The feeling of the country, however. = NJ TX
I. q fr ef ,nU D
and Texas men IS the, have always pretended. Is
20 save nal. of Texas nom tne curse Not so' Mr.
g CUSTER. be SAYS tnat the Annexation 81 I oxas
secures four SLAVE states ou' of chat one state,
brewer.
1.-The Annexation OF Texas upon TIE conditions AM IN
beg te guarantees upon which ss 'ess admitted, ff nor
cave Ar acre of lrd capable q being cultivated hY ave
bor between ,s Carit1 aat Tie Rio Gfs1Ge of nr Nu7-
-r,f one From that moment fhe whole country from
ere tn me western boundary of Icxarl ~ FlAtUi
PLEDGED. FANIENtn LetlprO ty n.E, S1As i
TERRITORY FOREVER. bl Ihr sOLLhN "l Ak
AN1EEs Of LAW
Nr. WEBSTER quotes the resolution ol Congress.
March :. l-f5 for admitting Texas, snd asks
Nox what Is mere stipulated enacted. secured Il H.
a az Texas south Ut IS So. which IL nearly he hos OF
L shall be- admitted into The Union A. slave sa,e-ii q.
.tgr state and therefore 10 ~ slave siae-end
lat new sha be made out Of ~ aud that such s'sie'
are formed oui o. 'a portion ot Texas aging solin y
% addition o hs then IN existence. and admitted ~
~ thess resolutions. know no mode of lsgiss'
on that can add a iille Of weight 10 IN This
government IA so.smnly pledged BY aw 20 create new
,tes o.! Texas with her consent waen Lef popaAon
-lli Justify SUCH preceding ana 10 ts a. sncn Sars ar
1rci out at Texan Territory virg south of % 81 "a ei
.s1 come save States Ils. i tae meaning Of -
-tIi llon which our friends, he N0rhen democracy
ave- e.t - BOO fIh.. Hnd fIr one. mean 20 f1tl ~
Tie goes beyond BELL-BgLL had douhts-bu,
WEBSTER lays down the lawi that the four largest,
ami most pow sriul States of the I mon may De-
,,vamped inthc Senate by the anomaly of inveutng
.rl.a rtip ~,
.hcm al whites and blacks, slave and free, Mex
cans Europeans and native citizens THIS dea
81 ms. % carried out would give as senators from
Texas. aud OILY or members Of the House while
he four largest Free States would nave millions
ID pe0ple only Senators, and some 90 Representa-
ives The Senate confirms or yctoes al appoint
meats. aud DO this wa Representative and Execu.
i've power would slip further aud further from
nfer the Free North. iu order % bo'ster up lew
giar.crs possessing negroes English rotten
borough m0ngering was the percruon OF Govern.
.tcut when compared with this, and therefore
expected % hear Mr. CALHoUS express his
gratitude toward his llustrious convert from the
North
too great o easure said M Calhoun in isi-nag
10 rss carsnon Of The honorable Senator from Mas.s.
t .-ffs upon several points lie puts himself upon ne
IA neni u he contract Il Congress 10 the resolutions o.
r,sa- Annexation, ilr tho admission Of he four ne"
ss,. provided f1r by h0se resolutions % De ofmed out
ffhe Territory of TEXAS AZ thar eas DaHiy tites1lia-
rgAftldfcQ r. 90 sttl, ofttNff stft
rsr hr condemned and ngnlly Condemned ana ~ Dat
y, l.s shown great hrmnes- ne course VI Ne Norm -
We tl ls supulalOns a. no Co1suluo Tor ne rrsofA
.lIcf iugluv- slaves
-tipuiations Of the Constitution Before the
institution was a tweiyemonth M operation, DR..
Fr,NKlfy. AZ President Of the Pennsy yanla Ado
.-,Jn Society, prayed Congress % s secure the
blessings OF Liberty u the people Of the United
states without distinction Of color and Judge
WusoS. one Of the trainers Of the L : ConstIta.
ton declared that II had aid the foundation for
oanishng Slavery from this country the new
s-a,ss wou's be under the control Of Congress IN
ms particular and Slavery would never be INTRO
igcea among them, after the apse II a isw years
s0d Congress viii have the power b exterminate
slavery from within our borders WiIsos never
F-.r1r.I that corrupt Congresses would add sure
states 10 the Union What a different spirit Is
Manifested by CALHuUN and WEBSTER Yet
.,-h IS tie cotton growing. negro trading temper Of
Ia age that the Iateii getcer intlmates. that the
1anic voice from ali sections OF the Union, lex
dressed 10 feeling but that Of gratihcafion--no
nnicn but hat Of APPRECIATION On hearing ny.
.EgBsrERs sentiments Yet be had Ut word 70
sav asainst the Home Slave Irade-ne Did rot
to he cgyet0us saveh01ers that - hen they ahs1i-
.h-f Forsizu nnportatoss i was done o. sell the
Home article tree ci conpeuuOn-had Z nor been
81 fhe breeding OF slaves i0r sale IN distant states
ana The power b sell would have been Abolished
dow tue Eas CHAySIs5s remark. nat " p4nic
ite appeals D. tie coolest As wei As basest pfn-
s.'.s If hlnan nature How precise accurate,
aaI sga. are worthy Mr. WEEsTEKs not n %
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