New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

We received asst evening rom y e-hIrtH SON
further ius,a'me-'s OF Gen Cssss TO b. coni.n1
ed speech IA the Senate in opposition % the v
mo, Pioyiso, being hat portion delivered b. 'H
yesterday A0er giving i, a careful reading 81,
decided that oar columns could be far better emp.
ed than in printing it, and Crni Il lng!y In'c
who have 4 taste Tor such prosng may iook T. "
in some repository Of Kindred dullness-we u no''
of it Ii our Discriminating readers want more 49,
that side Of the question. let them wait for 81,
speech Of Calhoun, Meade, Venable or some OF
champion OF Slavery whose heart is in the WORK
preference to wasting time on that OF one S~
mumblss and stumble. over the dis,as,eful job
bunehugly rs Gen. Casa
Tho General is perfectly aware that he ~
rerrcsen,s his constituents and violates thor
instructioos by lis course on this question
knows that he is arguing measure unosnst'
tutionsl OF which no at first Wanted hun
a champion. blaming John Davis for dcPiiyr
him OF Il chance 10 vote for il by speaking a.
Of season. Ho evidently makes this speech '
the hope shat It W.. secure m the support Of t'.
South ioy next Pres dent-a hope destined 10 i
sorely disappointed The Psopagsnd'sis can arc
viii find o.h,r timber as plastic 0ld lar mafe s.
viceabo IN 1882. Yet. huggng tho loud dc'usi'
he drOaes ON from hour To hour, answering %
sorts Of imaginary Arguments IN support Of to
Constuiionahiy Of the Proyiso, and iecby corter
ms that the Congress Of -. by the exclusion
Slavery torercr irn the Territory Northwest
the Oh!o,l that OF 1890 On the Missouri ComPr
mise and nearly al the great men 81 the Nation
have committed or allotted usurpa,cn,-thai o
Supreme Court has pepetualy Numbered IN IT,
Interpretations Of tina, clause Of the Constitute
which gives Congress sll nccdiul power over T..
TERRITORY Of the United StatcS-and that John So
geGn,, Wm Rawle and other commentators %
this 1rovision were most agrcSious asses Tie 81
surdlty Of all Ills would bo piqusut were II ~t 'p
the arid, pointlcss level duluess Of the diction -
hevcd but once and that by malignant and !c
feeble attack the character and fame Of the dee
John Quincy Adams, a, whose hands Gen Gas
most willingly held Glurati,e Office throughout ths
purc statesinsns whole Administration. For t.
rest VI Yesterdays exhibition by Gen {. il oons',
cd @. words. words words which we have vaifl,
perusod in the hope Of finding something worthy 9
extracting .or our columns
Can any body really bcl,eve Tins nonsense abou
the want Of poNcr in Congress 10 exclude slave
from the National Territories I'VE don't wa
even the express grant ~ Congress, OF power &
make al ucedfol rules and regulations respectia
the Territory or other property oithe United State
though there Is more than can be argued sN',
in three days speaking. We vii rest on the bar
PreessAs 20 tn Constitution which declares 4
objects Of that Instrument to be- ito establish ls
noe" secure the blessings Of L,IcTS to ourselvo
and oar rosteri'y," a.. Ac. IAc's Is warra'
enough for abohshing and in;erlic,ing Slavery o.
every inch OF territory under the conircl Q; Coz
sress Slavery is in direct conflict with these m
dimen,sl bases Of the Constitution. sad must e.
unph over or suceeasb to them We 80 for I,
latter.
To TAX. as Gen. Cass does NJ the inherent risl
Of the people OF the Territories to settle this qu,
ton OF S,syery for themselves is guibS,ing, she
fins, palteTing Who is ~ settle who ars Il.
people of the Territories Are blacks part G.
the People or not Who shall say bat Coz.
sress' Who shsg say whs, shall be the lsw
aterrtorisi wilderness Acfens and ES.,l II maxi
some Kind Of law for itsei' Is the Stakeholder
part Of the People who possess sovereign pow
err Certainly. Wei, then, are his s'sres also
par, Of the Pcop.ei Or can be take them shsr
and work them rs chas:es. and make lsws sstA0'
irinS HIM to do ~ evertnore they standing mute
bondage al the time Ii he can, don'tyca see -
Congress establishes Slavery. ,housh prcieniloe
10 nothing shou,h' Ii al the inhabitants, as
Clayton says are entitled % liberty aud to be tree
cd as equals pr1or - the ogasAtsor Ct any STA
Government, thea the Federal Government 4
whatever department oi It 50 decides, exs'aie
and iorbids Slavery. Il is hunSes, 1t s knsve-,
10 talk Of awaaas the acton of the people Of l.
rsrn,ores on tbs subject The thing is Dos eve
possible
rv.E w. c. inquiries respecting the "eirourf