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

lhst WAs not fl-hiluZ tnrists tAN, eyiscef nih-'
which ne Processes n Scnsfe & have no ifes Veal
ever Il such We're his unhappy AZ wosid he ao'
begin ~ -eeoiecs Chrs;s o,nuisnt. % " ioVe yod'
neighbo-s IS voo-> elves ard 10 ioaoi whether u
might Mt be sssie- carried mo effect tnrol<n NJ
Wilma, Pruyso applied - al new States than by
increasing the political power oi elsVers' 81 oy
using TIRE patronage sud power x tne GoN ethhieui
As CkLBorN y. DIX. TrIER Polk, Is + httLsN
WhLEEN BCcEANA>. &c dli % contract Win
band CO usurpe0s "a rob MeNto o. her teHt'os!,
next by killing the injured MeXicsns for resissing
outrage and thirdly. by swampiag the free states
BY means % Tertiary brought toto the Union d
na-l,y TIE Constitution. By CNLHoVNs order.
SHANNON said O. HEJoN m ist4. thst the getting
hold o. Texas WAS A. Oh esq A" .on- cherished, snd
believed indispensable or the safety and welfare
% the United States and winch, Zoe these reasons
hss been invariably pursued by All parties Of TIA;
Republic, snd BY sl Administrator Tor the
last % wears Jgdgc UPsHCR wanted No. b.
cause as he said II would raise the pncs OF
Virginia slaves 50 did GHOLsoN ~ did Cal
sorN and because u wogld leave no place
Of refuge Nr the poor beaten tortured. oP-
pressed down frodten black man. oi Tins side the
crave said President MONROE when presiding
ia ths Virginia Constitutional Convention, We
nave found thai this evil Slavery has preyed upon
the very yitals of tho niou and hss been prejudi
cial O. sii the states Ia which i has existed There
are 10000 church comman .cants. al slaves, many
nj them very p,ous they ST down az he Lcri
table co SUNDAY. Sld some 81 them are taken 20 ne
save maxi on Monday. and IL they ny 20 escape
none would 20 further a. dag them oack than
DANIEL WEBSTER Why not stop me save usde
between the states Ga the purchase Of Louisi.
aaa the lntrudacu0u OF slaves cven from the states
was prohibited by law Of the mon
Mr. WEBSTER asks What dif the wlsc and
great men OF ihc couatFy think o. slavery IN
~hai estimation dii they bold Il IN l7,l, when thus
Consultation was adopted POI Here u his answer
Th- eminent men. ihs uo.i eniner. men ara nearly A.
The rr-s 1-'iou. men of ha South held is sent
n-n,s ihsf slavery an es highI blast mAde~,
.courg- srd There no isrrns ~ fepronan
M avery :. veht rrnl IN he North ~ hai dsy - in The
south We must take aoug With rs m his dis
lussiou. when w are considering M sentiments ana
opinions which his Constitutional provision otiSnAed
bar he conviction OF ali men was Wsi II NE mpeAuon q
saves ceased be white would multiply fAs'ei 'hsn
he hacA aud thai Slavery woad he eofe gradually
n thisls 81. whv Is Mr. WEBSTER ready To pay
$4,000 600 IN order ~ rvct the iettcr the slave
ready 10 clip four slave States cut OF Texas the
whole history @, which Is one OF hnavefy and oaSe
intrigue in order to swamp Massachusetts and
ready to pass moro stringent laws to drag INTO cap
t.pty the poog oppressed creature who may seek
l. freedom Where 10 We find fugitive slaves
ordered to be dragged back into captivity, IN the
clauses I'd the Constitution. whch Was made Icy
neu who intended as Mr. W admits. not O. per
,stuat,. but % destroy and root 10 cut
sand Lord Broughem
Tel me not OF rights tsS not " INC property " the
,'snrer IN his s'sves deny the night acknowledge not
he property The principles The feelings OF oar oIS''oh
l's,s riss in rebellion agans, Be The appeal made to
h sSystandtn OF he hear he sentence : the same
hat rejects There u law shove al human enactmeus
written by The anger Of God on The heart OF mm-and ~
ha, law eternal ard interchangeable, while men fespie
iut ard l1ate rapne snd NBhog blood. tey snai fseci
sa nd guauou ne u,ii and gaety Ihosasy hat ~aH can
h,8f property ssaR
= -. the Vermont Judge, who when asked po
order the seizure ot fugitive, asked them = pro
iuce b.N Of sale from Gcr Almighty Very
4 iereut are Mr. W ehster notions. lie 10 not on
~ ready o. back all the harsh things that has been
lone ior dragging back the properly IS you
would a stray horse or pig, bui also resdy 10 sup
sort the odlous cruel Senate bill copied some
tisne since or TIE Iribane which IS doubly unjust
to the Slave and will be attended with enormous
expense 70 the United States lie lashes the
North severely for being to- humane
An the Convention that framed the Constitution,
SAWS Luther Martin | found the Eastern states
we're very willing 10 Indulge the southern states
80 east with a Temporary liberty 20 prosecute The
slave trade, provided the south would lay no re
.trictjou nn NAVIGATION acts The North began %
Understand DO navigation laws should be enacted
that all the produce OF the Southern states WI
b. carried by the Northern States ou their own
terms which must be high IL was tor the III
fsfest Of the South, said Mr. Pinckney, 20 have no
rcstrictiOrs upon commnrce, but considering the
Drought On tuf Td-tcfh CtaA's ~ hhV A'''sN
r.on and their liberal conduct toward the views OF
South Carohna, IN conserving 10 allow Slavery
aud the importation OF slaves, he though, that no
etters should be imposed on the power OF making
commercial egulations - the North took the
boon and winked at tho Internal traffic" When
me question put, there were Ia favor Of the
Importation OF slaves Georgia the two Csrolnas
and Marylan with New Hampshire Mdssachs
etfs and Connecticut Opposed to II were Penn
,syama New Jersey. Delaware and Virginia.
The North, said Gouverneu Morris. for the sac
-hce Of every principle Of right, of every impulse
2 humanity had this compensation, 70 bind
themselves Ia march their militia Tor the defense Of
be Southern states for their defense against those
very slaves OF whom they complain
Sometime since Mr. Webster said IN Congress
have fund cir 10 the course u thirty year, expert
nee hat whatever he Execuuys Government
nbrace. and pushes. l. quite .ksy 10 succeed There 10
giving way . new hers II the Executive Government
80 with uniformity seadlnsss entire unity Of purpose
O4ner quite apt enough, according 10 my con
kOGER SHERMAN