The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-07

his message and the people there have acted just IN
such manner meets Executive spprobation. The
absorb ali the territory for the North more ssctusy
than the Wilmot prcviso would have done There ives
not single precedent foe the mission of California;
II without authority aud volative Of the ceusti
tuition itself If the salvation of the country depended
the admission Of California it could not be pressed
with more haste He contendsd that foreis almost
entirely had brought into existence tina, constitution
to the exclusion Of the South.
Mr. STANLEY arose to address the COMMITTEES Cen
tlemen drew their chairs in front OF him. the better
to hear hsremaks He said he wanted to speak plain
words and If there were any persons here who did not
quarters this rainy day He alluded to the charges
OF encroschments ON the South-charges made BY de-
The sS .he
rstion He proceeded to demonstrate that the s3itA
Sn ss ban. ana .ssn s
Atherton resolutions introduced the sa very
subject There was occasion dissolve the Union In
were presented He had not seen one this session
That sggresson which has seized the sgtators should
North Csrosa pass resoutions for the abolition Of
slavery Why not stop our people first ct home The
North cannot prevent outbreaks Of anti renters burn
ing churches and nunueriss, and how can they stop
people from asking for the abolition Of slavery Slavery
Will be abolished in the District Of Columbs therefore,
gentlemen would keep cool, and that the gentleman
from Alabama, MIR. HiilaId, would not desecrats the
Scriptures to justify the shedding Of blood.
EXCITING SCENE
Mr.. HiLLIARD-I never said IL the gentleman
rays ever dssecraed Scripture to justify shedding
Messrs Stanley and billiard sit on same side of the
Hall. There was much agitation perceptibls.
Mr. STANLEY eseayed to speak.
Mr.. HLrARp, Qoudly) call the gentleman to order
Mr.. STANLEY, (shsrply)-Stste your point, sir.
Mr. HIlLIAED-Take your iest
take his seat.
MIR. HIlLIARD-win you allow msthe courtesy
Mr. SrAsLry-No. State your point Of order That
Mr. HILLIARp-Ths gentleman must not state
MI STANLEY, ontsrposing-Is that your point OF
CHAIRnAs-The gentleman from Alabama will state
Mr. HILLrARD-That the gentleman has no right to
state in my anything OF while rise to put
him correct - to the version Of my former remarks
to to Elm i'm . ''' " . s'' - '''''''' N'' -''' -
Mr. HrLLrARD-I cay this when member Is present,
sencs.
CHArRMAs- This is no point of order
Mr.. STANLEY-Who is entitled to the floor?
MIR. HILLIARD-I state point Of order The gentle
man was induging In personal remarks, out Of order
WIN the gentleman send to the Chairman the objsc-
MI. HmIlAsp-Ths gentleman has made remarks
CHAIRsAN-Rspeat them.
MIR HnLIARD-Thst had preached as . clergyman,
that
Mr.. SrANLEr-Oh. no.
Nr. HILLIARp-That had encouraged citizens of the
United State. to shed one another's blood call him
CnAIRMAN-I do not wish to make an improper de-
ssion, and AK that the words be reduced 70 writing
The CLERK began to write down the words and there
was profound silence. The Objectionable language was
read.
Mr.. srAsLrr.T That is not . point Of order. 1t is
characteristic Of the man.
Mr.. HILLrAkD-I call on the gentleman to take his
seat.
Mr.. STANLEY And call on you to take your seat.
Mr McCLxnsAsD understood Mr. Stanley to say he
hoped MIR. Hisrd would not dssecrate the Scriptures.
Mr.. HiLLIARp-Again dessersts the Scriptures
Mr. McCLERsAsD-l did not understand him to say
Mr. HuLLrAnp-I insist on the point OF order.
The CHAIRMAN said he could not In justice to him
self decide he did not hear the rsmsrks and the gen.
Mt BArLr-Did the Chairman soy that Mr.. Stanley
disclaimsd the words attributed to him.
Mr. srAsLrr-whst said was In answer to rude in
Mr. HILLrARp-The gentleman is mistaken.
Mr. Go.sAs-I Was sitting near the gentleman, and
marked that he hoped to pay his respects to Mr. Hill
lizard MIR. Hilliard sad he would reply to him. MIR.
would dssecrats the Scriptures induce citizens
Of the United States to shed one snothers blood.
Ii. s II: e.. .s. q 80.
do 90 again. said Il was false He asked me TO
peat rose and asked whether he meant to say had
shsTsss ana the ssnsmsn ssid be % undsrstood the
effect Of ny remarks. said Il vss fsiss here say
have scrupuously sndssvorsd TO avoid sszrsssIon,
any end everywhsrs. because do not hold myself
uttered = sentiment hurtful 70 the ssntismsn. - ~
Mr scHsSeK made point - to the duty Of the
The Grammar said he had heard nothing.
Mr. sehsses.T Then there WAS no decision, aud no.
TIE CHiinmAs pat the question, and the committee
voted that Mr.. Stanley should proceed in order.
Nit STANLEY said he had heard only voices against
III. going on and hoped there wond1os b IN. further
the south We have . PrssideAt who owns two hun
dred negroes; slassholder and an excellent gentle.
A. L 49,.
shars Of Southern men in the cabinet The suprsms
Court stands ave 10 four The South have many Of
ana a:s *: ss
States than Gen Cass and only the majority OF tuo
million i've hundred sad eighty three thousand SIX
abolitiobists He would cay TO Mr.. Stevens who had
drawn suoh horrible pictures Of savsry that he would
grey hair as the ssstsaen had spoken to the House
Laughter) When he arrived ct man estate, sixty
ters out q three In we're free negroes
them by vote Of OIL TO o. No could be found
In that state 10 advocats such Appropriation. Slavery
and II you have got any shame let the blush appear on
Jour cLseks he has kpowlstge without Refinement Of
heart; be has not tLis though be preach fns things
Jour Efforts husdreds Of Thousands Of slaves would have
been emsneipsted in that State In the language Of
ststehing her hands God. stick to your i.rturss.
lie would say smart things Advertife them and sell
ALONE. sashtsG Is, ths.s fellows az that slavery
is agreement With hell; let them die aud east them
forth beyond the gates q Jsru,Aism usashtsrl Are
We TO prevent California, Oregon, and Minnesota from
nne into the Union Ale to have another foregn
war to propagate sAveryl Gentlemen ssy they 81 the
South ell Be ksmued IN by free States Hos are they
60 help IT. Hss not Mexico abolished slavery Mes
Mexico can have slavery. or not, |. she plsases.
As TO California, II is for her people 70 decide
that right lie had idea by refusing her admission,
compel her TO set up for herself Are Ne to reject
State because sbe does not tolerate slavery IN no
Southern but votes for her admission, VIII.
fApplsuse) lie wanted to know, n the Union vas
dissolved, whether there would be any mans for the
delivery Of fugitive slavssf What comes Of the
Southern coast He would not 20 into that crosd =
what b.comes Of the money in the hands Of al buIng
oc.rtl He believed that there officers from
Nirsizis ttsa whipped enemy from the
start. lLasshterl When the Oregon bill vs passed,
Why lid not gentlemen come flrEari ana make
q noisel Why, ~tecsuse Taylor YES not taen
elected (VorcEs--''That's ~ IN the evil day
is 70 come, he aid net vish 20 90 with the pro2a.
esndbts. south Carolina and yirginis had passed
resolutions casting Reflections on North Carolina,
because she would not 60 with them. The old North
State stands on her hook aud shsn the Southern
eorfederacy cemee, she ell stand sgsnst the rest
ef mankind lie had heard Of runners q 20 at