The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

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Senate, two yea ago The bringing Of small State and
ison In the enate with te representation from the arEer
ss N the unoa deFanees and dqTs he proper balance
gIes Hmakes the Senate kind Of ogachy. here may
a. a. many NJ y st o. zen nal states Z the having
~. ~ essesn founded apon the incensuily which such
soS.e 4 disulss ie symmeiTy Of the GovsInment asd
- ~ ~ ~ sRee. does not make the slightest possible difference
states am moi dipesd 70 make Te1ritry thar i frraa
want Of pOyuad ~ % ess into , union account Of The
does not weigh with as But my objection Ia. BEEN
mission Of such ta with 3 z 5ao6, 20 Sie ~ na oe a.
ndsd By by lie cOn-, s ss y se sss what
isyoE ne admission Of California asusb se preats her
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provision that hs shall be adns m c & o nan .s
ter. do not tnk that great an evil as q s ~ % ~
Of probable nostes with Tesa! % n, = On On ne very
and 70 ny mind with the highest degree q probsb tba
soodshe IN case should happen that me boeadary a.
question CONNECTED with al kes@ @ m.ss Eso
the seemento of the Texan boundary It ncdisieiy sn N
ration Of and quiet The country, and esno ri e s
specs can consn % 1Ioi bs III IA s1st ~ = y is
Their seats here and leayng this subject where f0ad
ton be made has been announced i j intended 10 Be
Vs why this S dead I Then s snai mas asR@ Bs p
,% @ o sOIe 9ne az re- and 9 sT & pOed g tQ and
isyor o. b winch vii provide for three things namely
boundaries he settlement Of the fezas bonnds a1d r.
admission Of New Mexico State. Such measure viii
agitae and relieve the country from dsraction
Ner s asd ms,ge % ~, o4posd By he North Or some o the
the remarkable misfortune be opposed BY persons ost pre
c3y opposed &c each other in every matter concerning
There are hq's-I DO not speak Of course Of members Of
sions whatever in what may sy members Of ibis Hous
% b Eli s e ssa sou svs wG
,Rns s s 70 hs North No. and We VII fight 70 e there
every thing q the South and we viii eh 10 te B svss
and really sE strange may this disposition make
before under the light OF heaven has crested sot Of eo
i've me- 1%Sqs yoS 81 e sood o9e
J YOU mean % go against this bill TO the DEATH because
s 70 the DEATH because 1p the g6s Of The North
80 they shake hands and down with the bin 2 and
a day or hour Of virtuous liberty
Is worth whole eternity IN bondage
sensmeS % bo6 @ 0 o &c a pR e6"m @ov
in he other House. who that view Of this sub eel whcS
who around B pa and 5s SaS mg ouo1 ssa
S tbes oeS % SIsne % and or friends n Maseu
mons @ s o. duty g SpPoas measure which e bound BY
paioc as puTs every MS sy . are e Gus q
and ~ % 60 BY maontes must confes that my friends
opinions cased in he slightest ees s vi fe s GER al
e ear St Be ID % II e see ae n whoe bear
country require that this measure or some eGuiyalent sS
dopsd by Bos Ii GSSRSs T, Go1
obgsct, g, and shall steadily pqEueit
tle both in regard to the North and TO the South Mas.a
eHamn mn mOIIne9 ~ Ne and she may be taken as
1ected with tins ht What does she gain By it, Whatdo
the North gain what quite object to them The admon
very intensely desirable Object a % beHe ~ ~
North She gains that She gains aso sr the quieting o
judgement. have said IS e most important Of 4
these masrs because most Immediately menacng evil conse
mlls, %essIIe she gan. the quie Of New Mexico p
desirable More than ali that sirf any thing can be ra
than thashe gains, and the whole North gains, and Ii
est part Of all the slavery questions. When speak o. tis 81
n ths connectlO9 mean also with the oersgi
wn9e report Of that could be carried to-day
whole country this that settles the extent of far NOR
than the majority of them, all the questions connected viii
Massachusetts gains and the North gains, and the Who'll
ordinary ahco Tf n IN So5 2 f Cu g The eseEe I
whole country, will Congress repaced IN ts position Of a.
Try ftn tofthe importance that his restoration u
Congres 70 ihe exercise of its ordinary functions should Be
beginning of the session, snd hardly able keep the
stand We all snspen upon tbs one topic on Dis one
ea as y thee TeIe no objects n government
y, Ana now 81 w69t az Mrs.achuss and the Nortte
loser put that question toevery gentleman here, and to
Of What called the % W%ot groy.n o sbs se
and that is all There nothing ee, suppose that the
they wish quiet New e1eS y SeS & E & ' GaOS a.
SI.PGti % about the eSan boundary in reasonably
that What they do sacrifice exactly this the application
the Territory Of Utah. Now what Is the value Of tSst ac
ee? What the value oft in reasonable estimate
BE mans gdgement the necessity Of the application Of III,
Who So sa % wsx sH hs % se
70 be Tsed as matter Of principle But be
he poyO and iSs no u y msde aasR ss
SpRy M G o. s dssning to apply il That the question.
matter OF principle an end. 1t cannot b
Noh Z take Ike TO E. Ba q srsp pnip s Re ~ p Rnes g h
aye territory Let that be admitted what then? Il does no
mot II there are other ercnmsts1ces, hue and veriIabs
such as influence and control the judgments reasonable
apply Which S obsoaou an daaTe "a e
1f n@Se e. Ss g ss% ss S g to h
aeae % nCr s aDS Dssi nor Inst e IA apply ii Ny hoporabe
prey and ra1kness that if it could be made certain or il i
%ee o ssSn % aT thgt natural Necessarily excluded aye
iessd ss;i 95 n the bill Did understand him ighy2 r
prabe coleaEue mathematical cerfsnty bot that
ngh robablly that moral certainty which governs men in
to soet, objects society are all measured BY that high
probability which something short Of mathematical cerain
but which are bound to act upon every of
as s and # SS9De or gEyas "a Life Now " 5s he qSSsSn
Mexico by natural causes high and strong and conclusive
of probsbbiy agpied 70 other questions civil moral and
social life? shall not TO what have said upon this
subject, for suppose that tread from Pennsylyana,
who discussed this matter lately have left much demon
straed as problem of moral and potcal nature
be demonstrated that is true that New Mexico not
country in which slavery exists or INTO which ever be
introduced it be not so if anything further is necessary
to be added TO that here have laid before authen
cate expression OF the inhabitants of that country, who
agreed hands have lie ultimate right Of ecs upon
the subject that they opposed to IT, Well then, what
that { yielded, but abstraction. naked possibility
uoon which would act, upon which man would
venture aTthng for great inheritance be bestowed
upon him when slavery shall be established ia New Mexico
Now there authentic declaration upon the subject by
the people OF New Mexico themselves what there that
should lead TO hesitate in settling this matter? Why should
proceed On the ground Of an abstract prneple-of adhe
applied to this all an abstraction do not mean to sy
that the Injunction against slavery the ordinance Of 1851
was an absiracton but that the application Of this
things in the slightest degree Every thing is 10 be now and
remain hereafter with without that restriction Just as il
would me other way It is therefore, in my Judgement
am sorry, sir, that my friend from Connecticut who has
studied ihs case great deal more than hayeuded it
while member of the other House with great diligence, and
has de0nstrated beyond the possibility of reasonable
donht that there can be slavery in the Territories about
which we are speaking, that the South mistaken in sup
posing possible to derive benefit from it, and that the
North are mistaken in suppong that it will need any
prohibition here-l was sorry that able friend,
monsaton. After all in opposition this bill and il
followed one Of the ceat and strongest demonstrations
rs favor that heard from the mouth of man. Well,
for what reason2 The gentleman said he instructed by
his Legislature oppose IT. and, the WHOLE he did NOT
teei 4 his duty to depart from those instructions.
has become, s object Of considerable Importance
the history Of this Government inquire how far instructions
given, pdrte and under state OF circumstance
those who under another Of circam
matter The proposition that member OF This GovepmeSt
In giving vote to bind all the country, take his il