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cardinal principle Of Democratic faith it was
promulgated by the same party convention in
which the whole North was not only represented,
but in which it had an overwhelming majority.
Ii the act of 1916 is undermining Northern indus
try, it Is no fault Of ours. | and every other
Southern Wing, except my friend from Alabama,
Mr.. HILLIARD, voted against it. | have never
yet given q sectional vote in these halls. never
win. Whenever the state Of public opinion in
my own section shall deter me, or the injustice of
the other shall incapacitate me from supporting
the true interests of the whole nation and the
just demands Of every part Of the Republic, |
will then surrender trust which can no longer
hold with honor. Neither are the consequences
Of the act of 1s46 Justly chargeable to Texas.
Where was the Empire State when that battle
was fought and lost Where was New Hamp.
shire, Maine, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Yes,
sir, where was Ohio7 Your journals will show
they were ia the ranks of those whom the gentle.
man now chooses to consider the enemies of
Northern labor. If the overthrow of the Tariff
of 1912 has paralyzed the arm of Northern
labor, the suicidal blow was stricken by its own
hands.
To return from this depression Our next and
last acquisition was California aud New Mexico
They are the fruits Of successful war. We have
borne our full share of its burdens-we demand
an equal participation in its benefits. The rights
Of the South are consecrated by the blood of her
children The sword is the title by which the
natisR acquired the country. The thought is
suggestive wise men will ponder upon it-brave
men will act upon 1t. foresaw the dangers of this
question I warned the country of these dangers
From the day that the first gun was fred upon the
Rio Grande, until the net was consummatsd by all
the departments Of this Government, resisted all
acquisitions ofterritory. My honorable colleague
before me Mr. SrErHRSs and myself standing
upon the ground taxen by the Republican party
in 1896 against jays treaty, voted against ap-
propriating the money to carry out the treaty Of
Guadalupe Hidslgo. We had no support from
the South, and but half dozen votes from the
North. saw no good prospect Of adjusting fair
ly the question which the acquisition would pre-
sent ! therefore resisted policy which threat
ened the ruin Of the South or the subversion of
the Government And to-day, men Of the North,
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The report Of yesterdays proceedings "a
gress possesses much more length than 90 -
the Senate Mr.. DAwsoy announced that 'ne O''l'
mittse On Patents hsd decided 70 feI''f' eslH''
n. ropswsl Of the Paten, 'or wood"of'A P'a1.as
M,cbins The inevitable ST FoorE called NJ
c.rHors to account for certain mistakes he IN had
ro,ds n n, speech ofMoojay. Tie great Noiif'r
,.,,lv ,sped sDd a conventional debate " As kep'
-. I.,useD them Ill the Senate proceeded - iAe
,a,.ideraton u the Presidents California Nesssse
wben M HAnLIS of Maine, took The for. AID
ro,de 2 very sen..bie speech IA reply 70 Mr- Cal
houn and 10 favor q the admission % California
GOV. sg,yAsD obtained tho loor, b., gave wa) ~
motion to postpone the farther considerat Of me
subject ill Friday next which was carried
The President transmitted a ooTrcsponcence oe-
tween Messrs CLAYT0s snd Bciwsh ~ refer
e,oe N Conmsfc.sl relations u tie United states
and Great Britain. which vii be iound 10 tie
Senate proceedings.
The House bad The Presi1erts California Mes
say. under consideration in Committee Of the
Whole. and was enlightened b. speech from "
H.rr 81 MiSeOurl
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xXXII CONGRESS. First Session.
SENATE wAsmSsro>. Tuessday Ma,ch

SENATE eve. WAsHiNGroN. Tucssdsy Nalcf
Numerous peil-ons were presented ald reerred As
IL. planning uaChrc. la De coarse oi Se~ FcnlaSs
relation Decr pclicrs Nj DAWSON STATED "a, re Com
nice % HA.eli, hac decided a. sllst slcn fcleNta
NJ FooTE % llaks a. rNrialsuO1, wlcb tr prom
iscs win no4ce lag 10 Woa.d. Thursday. are e
speech II Mr. " rhst-T ask he senate 10 proceco 90 s
gsailsuon u his PROPOSE ooianiee ~ Iffleea A.ei
passing N euio gum on NJ Ia4hcai re f-si IA Pi, O.
nat Seaaiofs soScCh N Wh Dc al1cG 20 some siSi-
suca. 90 he CulsO ulon. rslorng - ne SoGlh - lt
efun, rccesssy the settlement oi s question. lie
asied thai such al Amendment would be indispensable DO
saca settlement tie lad desired - settle these ls
Questions and Dol 10 NGig lr Slencment 81 n Ncrs
lsuoa lie lad thOQgt s Re srong ground u 'he >os't
~Ss IA she asks notng bal hs he Ccus niutcn -.es
- aefv - pfoPosiion not % MAINTAIN n Lat r
SNste has undcr he Consl-lOa, . - t-t aai sts
NSea have itai Instrument be snsndeG in fsl--4
iNr c.lpo,S her, .0,.,o, ,,. s.... .., 49,. III.
sSaLl
NJ Feotr proceeded " N .onle fe,aArNs 10 rep q, NJ
CAnS.n a-iAeA alNa iae NoItA - ~ Ale Tbs-e Ne.s
"a te Norm nAny oycss 20 ne ragn .gao III ever IL
AlWss ~c-1. sisld ~ IL behaf 81 fSs -,asr,-.. ,rs
gh's % 10 Soaia hVe1 now AZ -. or..r IN IN. \ -
esi7s srNosed a ocasf Of the S0ash sud IN os b.
1scfA, Ia which Is friend ota Soaia Csoas I'D n.
M Bvrl1s sal hS Dad 70, understood his eos.s,, ID,
sac ls4l a. xl-entmerj ~ he Ccns1.unOn wogia ks
- -, No. 10 Sc for Re id 10. arder,s.s ~
b cypress DE opinloa hal r iss - - ~.
- a;ed cone measure 00gll - se isken witch w0ll
svs he soaga eay iAe.F rige III secs q seCa
.c Re lEiof.
Nj CALHoVN srose. uleeA sglA,ed and osse,ed 20 Mr.
fSe.s eSv.lg called ~ this uAsr a. as s4seee beioir
one eeock. lie ID Do even fuow VIA lbe Seai,of Lad
eoerked n,e villa Had be charged am ~a-n a.s@s40H g
ID yooiE explained iAAi he es,s=y deuied Gsy utica
oa b cast any such imp1taen. and ePeaioc % IsAk
he sscot b, and hs hmseh EN repFessrses s9v'
sfcikn Stkte-vxs proud 70 do ae1 vco& f1t ls de-
y. q srch tssrssssly ana without Aver BE wcC& brew
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Kentucky true to the Union /,

A resolution 10 send Delegates b the Nashville
southern Convention was discussed 10y the Senate
Of Kentucky on the 26lh alt, and finally, on the
motion Of M J speed Smith, la,d ou hs table iy
the following decisive vote.
YFAs-Messs Barbour B.rdsoc Boyd. Brteu, Chief,
Cofer EsLry Grew Hamheton. Hawkins. Hobbs T1cs
son Iiuthcnm, McMllnn. McNsrv Muniord. kpss-
speed Smith speed. thornton. fTple Underwood Wilif
Waller, Wal and Williams
NAys-Aiessrs Anderson B1yHeft EHg'h, Hogan Tam
e,, Medley Slade's Slaid,ag sud ioung-9
Loco Focos IN ltaics
Thus il VIII be seen that two Loco Focos voted
against tho Convention while Mr. Anderson the
Wing who was put up 10 offer tie resolution, GOT
no single Wing vote Tor il but lis own SO rcu.h
all consprscies to inveigIe the Great West. or any
part Of It, into the Nuhfiers Disunion Convention
-Hesolutio1s expressing hostility to the WI
mot Proyiso, Sc were offered some time since by
MIR Barbour Wbiel aud referred TO the Commit
tee On Federal Relations, which reported madeI
substitute for them, looking to q Compromise OF tie
Slavery differences between the North sud q
South When they come up for action, Mi Amber
son lWhig) said he could not vote Cor the suhsu
;ute, because it exprcsscd confidence in Keutuchy s
e Senators ,Mcsss Clay and Underwood and
SAID hel IL have no confidence ia them" There
tore. Mr.. Barbour said " The objections OF the Sen
ator from Fayeitr 70 the substitute are not my
objections aud with stroae emphasis vote AZ,
sir II was carried by vote Of g % t.
Nj Anderson being the only Wing who voted
against y.
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PORTLAND Mac. f-Cd .crl May FsedsrczsturF
BOSTON March s. Ar s1.r PA am-nt f.u Llt-r1
Js1 -. - S-n b-a- W..r.in goa Nc. Gao. Carfo
r-s JAn q. ia steamer Auer-s, Lir-rqcC o. IS d,-
tsr. ~an Fr-r- &C.. Robert Psren Htvals. Sl~.e
N-e or-a-,. srg A D-ut-r. - Mags s-as Wa W-slr
lorf o. 1rir-
s.0.~ fAur. Ns-V- Nora
WAAEHAN. Nsrcl SD scars Elen PERKINS, and
r. Earc Fr4rs i-. Nlt-A
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ts.ltr f,r o se--fel port exsncer Pf.at. Lterfy
Sru-No
Providence Msrcl 4-Arr a.oop A. %. Ses-York.
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The Disturbances in Piusbnrsh.

Several a the rioters enssecc ODD tie late disturb
aaces sncng IN rudicrs have been srcs and The 8
quiet lroc 81 ae mIAry hed On readiness
snythne further shoald happen TIE following mills a.
in full operation SaoenbeFSerS Lindsey Ba.eys Gud
Lorrcss Messrs blssei Mcknight will PROBABLY stat
teirt with t pirnenl OF bands either Tomorrow
nnAl aay IA.e a-a ~ iALL NJ ~ sLe nll MuraIna
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NEWARK ITEMS

For NLwYoRK-Tae steamer passa.c Capt
eaGey, win commence her daily utps TO New.York or
Monday next leaving Newark from foot Of CenIest At
AN sud New.York from foot Of Buriyst st4P.M
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- N-as- 49, 30 it,er protected l--s Robins
so -st, -r- f-trs
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Municipal Elections in Canada.

MONTREAL, Tlcrday, Mar. s.
The Municipal Elections came Oh in this Cl-y
YESTERDAY aud ne AuueNa,ouia candidates relrn-
IN both Wards There considerable ilouLs D; The
poi = snd iho windows Of house hfokeE-1eS Cui
which noilhlg serious hapgcIrd
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RALTusosE IuosGss, Marc
The Southern msllhas arrived From the New
Oeaus papers learn ,h4 .lc L. ss-fc OF TXa, bad
adjourned aecf previously passing ti cetr me .-c
IA Government rgat q way ioI TIE fsrhc Railroad
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lHE NrsyG MAlIs-The BG'aH0rs Amafcqr
copies Ie paragraph froa : L9as pspef about - -
u certain mas 'ro- ;, Louis ilr Barmore wtch wa
Fla. 81 y-s'srtzy's Tribuis. and a1cs
sc- 1s ttuse fvpe esr1 rrsi ne cal n ~
a tur-afy ss-y har1 ne LIST TAO % Ll G
-ars ar-r iae res -zr due Are rsL
-l --- - Ja-gEry Ia pot yet cc1se o. lAAt
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WHgrilNe. TUESDAY. Mach
The new steamer Keystone hiie RAINING unde-
the Suspension Br3gc 81 ms place a.i evening cke
bogh 81 uer chmleys down. severely r 1fag TIE turcllt
She j. NE taess coat ca lc Ntsrfn ~alvls hr-
va making frat -fIQ.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEW. YORK TRIBUNE


b0sToN, Ilests', Msfch I
Twenty three towns in the Fourth District 20, q
the following result Thompson, 3.soi Palfrey.
o,3li. Robinson, eS1 Al the last trial the same
towns save Thompson 3 7oa pa..rey e,-si, Robin
soa !. i39.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

Further returns received icm tie INth District
renders that ThomPso1, WAg .acks 900 voi-s O.
an election Their. IL probably bu, hus difference t.
total vote for Thompson a1c Psfroy but tle rura vu
bo received before 70 be asceruici % ccriau
which shesd The vote s sbou, SEQ larger uan Do,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

RaoN HArTL-The Danish btig Hst;y, CAPT.
Button, arrived iastsvesag 0a Post az Peace. whe0ee
sSe ssed on the lS VI she len everything quiet Cosee
scarce and IN great demand ~ ss q Per iecss Logvood
sso In gea; demand eSa account Of The gree. naas-
bsr ofvsssels waiting cargo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

KILLED oN TIA RslLElAD-A man Wss iJu1c
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go H s.le % Alhar. lie s4t 1rel over - h
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

TsE SoUrHxRSKR--A telegraPhlc dispatch
fVn Charleston states hat his eess was .sc'saed saG
seadsy nOrn;ng BY TIE ovress OF water oH me bar She
viii BE- dee us ns We anticipate lie E.ivG q Ger
sssoeisie BsYAKe TAYLos By her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

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