The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16
IND Die LOuiSUil!e Journal
speTY.FIRsT CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March 5.

L.IJb he LOuisUile Journal.
gRTy.FIRsT CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March 5.
SENATE.
s.s,uD,s speech wasread yesterday by
Re begins BY stating that there
!. II, Union and traces the causes to
.,,,n, Of the South, not to recent, but
patient growth; haiti is his settled
n 'tder the present state Of things,
cannot, with honor and safety, re-
!. union; and still further, traces the
IN, IelisftO the long continued agita.
,,agniOusOfthe North. He takes the
JiiW b 1910 and shows that the equi-
Ms,en the North and the South has
spr.d BY the interference of the gov
!, and then lays down the mode in
1, ornamental position has been ac-
a.
a,us. The South has been excluded
iiatps 10 the territories common to
gdpA.
n. Tat 10 adoption Of a system Of
IN. III nbaITassmentss onerous to the
N. ID been forced upon the country
\, ,yly "a undue proportion Of the pro-
d tbs South and imposing upon her
pasl nxHtiOn for the benefit Of the
J. ThNa system Of political measures
ma cherished that hiss changed the ORR
drnstsr Of the federal compact.
mi proceeds to show how it is that the
dln hes been destroyed and the whole
ratnIs'd in a sectional majority. He
ir, TO The ordinance OF '87, by the re-
hs pIOvlsiOns OF which the North seek
be ruler Of t~hree-fOurlhs Of the territory.
bic hc passed to the tariff and manu-
~ and a general survey Of matters per
no pUIsction,and concludes the division
bpin the original character Of the gov.
Hlbg asserting that instead Of living in
bile We are swayed wholly by a national
dusd Democracy. The Government
lnsd powers, and as the interest Of sec.
Nsnot one, therefore there springs up
bsIween the North and the South
Rnters into the history Of the abolition
al, adveris 10 the opposition to the rigl.t
hon on slavery topics, and follows GU
lnl result Of agitation till he finds il
10 d%isuniOn. From this point the tiee
bound the Union together are severed
n EXAMINATIONS are examined and the
" q agltaIion upon them deFicted.-
Plal Then becomes the chief theme, and
pairing voice he g~lowingly declares
liao q The love Of the Union in the eyes
I 7Ao have carried on the agitation -
'it''o Washington and to the dissolu
~ colonies and the IN Their country.
Y 'ep IN bis discourse is directed to.
~ Plan Of the administration-Clay Is
lRollced-he draws the distinctive line
A's Wllmot and the Executive proviso
.7'lssll 10 slight measure the move
pEa'os The Construction Of a State oul
.elNa' ne opposes the admission oil
W no concludes with an appeal to
'' 70 their duties, intimating that the
y % California will be sufficient eyi.
ane lulure intentions Of the North.
y enable the South TO adopt such q
WI comPort with her honor and
4a'ul' measre skeleton Of the body o
sA- Reporter
.l''i'A q Mr.. Calhoun is such that h,
MY recover. His lungs are affected
4'a'oa severe attack Of influenza.
'l'en'siOn ensued between Foot,
IVA ''la'ive to the speech OF the latte.
w resumed the President's Califor
l'-Ar' Hamlin having the floor.
HOUSE.
y rom the President, transmittin,
MA sa1snce between the Secretary 0
Y British minister, and a remon.
s1a'' the contemplated increase oil
Y, were referred to the cOmmitte,
2 taairs.
ers went into COMMITTEES of the Who'll,
sl'rnia message.
BALTIMORE, March 4.
.s'a'' Union meeting was held il
'a0are tO>night; 10000 person.
w The mayor presided; various
I P'''aeS were made, and resolution
No Union were unanimously adopt
M '''o'ale a compromise on the slave
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