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been calculated like eclipse This revolution begas in
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new and easy method Of revolution A.an' Revolutions
eis In ooneiudns an able consdsTaticn Of the nume-
rous reasons given for disunon and Of very
atien. br s. said Let those t,en who disrass
pses their wisdom or sheir patriotism hut having no such
he should vote for the q
compromise. For the usnaton Of that vote he looked
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In the Of Mr.. Stewards closing remarks, Mr..
Foorr interrupted him for the purpose OF explaining
what ne meant by bis assertion ew days since that
II the questions OF slavery not disposed Of by
certain day, they would be out OF urisdcton lie de-
MED that he had fixed day for disunion. He had
heard that Northern men In the House we're deter.
mined to force Dotys resolution through certain
day, by voting the Speaker from his chair, II
ceseay In order to accomplish that end Such course
would have been oppressive and unjust, and would
have justified the South in resisting 1t BY such mea
sures rs might present themselves, and which would
have been seized II he knew anything OF the spirit Of
his country it this that he feared and warned
against and he glad to know that his warning had
It's effect In certain quarters resolution In ques
tion was Withdrawn, and thus, thank God the crisis
sverted.
Mr. SEWARD glad that he had given the Senator
an opportunity to make his explanation.
Mr. WEBSTER at the close Of Mr.. SEwARp's speech,
read extract from the resolutions for Texas
aon TO chow that Congress bound to receive four
new slave States out Of Texas her people choose to
form them.
MIR. Hale asked MT. Webster whether he thought 4.
was competent for Congress to enter into any such
compact with Texas sTexas being then q foreign pow.
er Was not any such compact void. because
pact could be entered into with foreign power except
by the treaty making power.
Mr.. Whistler replied that such power constita-
toDaly exercised under the right to admit States
After some further eonversation, MIR DoucLAs OBJ
taped the hoor and the further consideration OF the
subject was postponed until Monday.
COMMITTEE,
Mr.. FooTE gave notice that he would, tomorrow,
,rees his motion for q select committee Of thirteen.
he Senate then adjourned.