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MI CONVERSE possesses peculiar quail
fcations for the performance of the duties OF
the position 20 which he has been elevated
lie possesses in an unusual degree the quail
ties Of courtesy, dignity, polished department
and gnick apprehension, so essential to the
proper discharge Of the duties of President OF
the Senate, and caruqt fail to make himself
favori,c presiding officer of that body. On taxi
ing the Chair, he addressed the Senate as fol-
lows;-
SENArorc:
Another Of our annual elections has returned, and
YOU have been summoned by the suiiIages OF your
fellow citizens to this Hail. consult together and
concert measures for the best interests OF the Com
monwcaIih.
| To me Senators, as have been officially inform
ed has been assigned, by the voice Of mn.ority of
! the Frcemen, a aomcwhat difficult ost,-css ardu-
Gus probably, perhaps less responsblc,-a the same
time rCuuring The discharge OF duties OF much deli
cncy and of considerable practical Importance. For
the orderly, regular AND expeditions dispatch i bus
iness in this Senate, mqcl depends upon the presiding
officer.
For the high distinction co"fercd upon me, take
this occnsou to cypress my most profound gratitude;
He must be inscGsib,e to just pride wno can leel
indifferent to the appreciation OF the freenlen oil
| Vermont.
/ think / may be permitted to saw without the
chnrgc of either arrogance or nattrry, that in no
0tlur o tt u" p'' n o sGhrietv and
virtue, with oil their eevating ennobing and pnri-
tying influences, more generally disseminated, than
among the people OF Vermont Nowhere are the
rights and privileges of ireem1n hel,er understood
i, s Lo"bsss the d",v and it certainly would be
the pleasure of wise Legislators to study well me
,, on;nnnr,hino 10 cherish those iniluen
ces, and as tar as in them lies not only to guard the
from but to ala ner Progress
HIGHER of virtue patriotism ana happiness
;, OF such constituency, Senators we may a an DC
. scqaienty OF gratitude. rhc honor that j. reelected
:. upon me by tie body over which ami called to pre-
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s1Tv Mr.. s. NJ PETTlNGILL is our authorized
advertising and subscription agent IN Boston, anu
elsewhere, Of this paper.
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mittee of Thirteen From its composition might be called
the committee de edietate not ingua but terra; for it
from different halves Of the land, with border member
to sit between, who is perform the exploit hitherto DEEM
ed impossible in the fox chase, of riding both sides of
the saplng From the mode Of its CREATION might be
called the free committee for certainly created ITSELF and
freed ITSELF and tied up the Senate while it out. And
from the in which majority of seven first govern
thirteen, and then propose the Senate and then the
whole United States might be called the armecai
mittee; for certainly teach new lesson in poti-
cal athmec-he lesson Of the minority governing the
jority-of one governing oil.
The committee has brought in FIVE old bills bundled into
mittee get possession Of these bills do ask for the
manual operation know that each Senator had copy
his table, and might carry his copy where he peased but
these bills in the possession of the Senate on its caen
darfor discussion, but not for decson while the committee
out Two sets Of resolutions referred to the COM
mitteebu not these bills And row ask for the Iaw-the
parliamentary lawwhch enables committee 10 consider
bills not referred to to alter bills in their legal power
possession to tack bills together which the Senate held
separate its calendar the order Of bills on the
calendar 10 put the hinmost BEFORE and the foremost be-
hind to conon incongrutes, aud congonerate indi-
siduaics This Is what ask-for this is what the com
mttee has done and which, if point Of order was raised
might subject their bundle of bills to be ruled the docket
Sir, there cusom-a good one-in some of our
State Legislatures t. convert the last day of the session
sort Of legislative saturnala-a oc-somethpg like bar
ring out the masterin which all officers displaced, all
authority dsregarded all rules overturned all license toea
ted and all business turned topsytuvy But then this
only done the last day Of the m as prelude
general breakup And the sport harmless for nothing
done and it is relieved by adjournment which Immediately
follows Such license this may be tolerated for it is al
least Innocent spolt,he play Of those " children Of
larger growth Which some poet or philosopher bias suPPo
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he claims But think it is time for him to begin to
consider the responsibility has incurred in quitting his posi-
ton at my side for California SINGLE and first tumble her
up in this crowd where she death, the
vote when will think is time for him to begin to think
about submitting to ms-al withdraw juror, and let
penre fdctaS de novo be issued 1850 3-
But have another objection to this argument. The
Territorial Government bills the object and to make
certain Of these bills they put into the California
BILL be carried safe through by it. This is the argument
The report and plain declaration that
is be forced carry the other This breach OF parila
menay awhat law upon the existence of which the SEN
ator from Kentucky took issue with me- and failed to
maintain his side of it. True, he made show oil main
tanning it-osena,ousy borrowing couple of my books
from me- open Senate prove his side OF the case and
taking good not to open hem becan'e ne knew 'ney
would prove my side Of it, Then he quoted that bill Tor the
reief Of John Thompson and for other purposes, the
reading Of which had such effect upon the rlsbe suscep
tibties Of that part Of spectators which Shakespeare
by the quantity, and qualities as barren oir,
the Senator from Kentucky had only read us Dr rrankns
story of John Thompson and his it would have been
something's thing equally pertinent as argument and still
amusing anecdote. The senator, py DONG that
much admitted his obligation to maintain MS Issue by doing
more he confessed he could not AND now the iega
W of this conjunction stands confessed, with the superadd
ton Of an avowed condemnable motive Tor IT, Ihe motive
$50 declared the repoo force one measure to carry
the otherthe Identical thing mentioned IN all she books as
the very reason why subjects Of different natures should not
be tackled together do not repeat what have heretofore
said on this point will be remembered by the Senate and
its validity is admitted by The attempt and the aliure to
cones, it, II is compulsory legislation. and fragrant breach
Of parliamentary law and Of safe legislation. Iii also
pment of no quvoca character 10 portion of the members
of this chambtr. To put together for the
avowed purpose Of forcing to carry the other, to pro-
pose 10 the friends Of the stronger TO take the
weak one under the penalty OF losing the stronger 1t i'm
plies both that these members cannot be trusted 10 fairly
upon Of the measures, that unfair is wanted
from thu and that they coercble and ought be CO
creed This is the compliment which the compulsory pro
implies, and which is good declared in this case
II Is rough compliment but such "distinguhed
seoatorssuch composed this committee have the
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But such is my view Of the matter. canno understand
n-interpention Intervention Icannot understand
Government established upon the ruins Of the Wot pro-
visohe very institution of which is achieved by destruc-
ton of that hdcous monster-to be Wnot proviso Gov
eminent able to perceive how territory, whether
slave territory free territory, necessarily become
what is technically called SOIL merely in consequence
its being coded to the United States for the purpose
Ting disputed boundary, and constituting part Of of the
Territories Of the Union. H.@ "
With due Difference the opinions of Others must be
permitted regard this view Of the subject Of the
surprising ever committed And yet sir, it Is the
very notion that being actively diused by certain public
speakers and presses has already awakened great prejudice in
the minds Of many honest persons in the South who have
yet had fair opportunity Of ascertaniDg the character
of the under consideration Yes sir the cry has
been already d. and the echo this cry has sready
extent returned from several OF the Southern States
that this bill is designed 10 rob the South Of than four
degrees of her territory and the dominion
OF free SOIL This cry raised by those who united with
US in lS4S in urging upon the country the doctrine OF
fersnfion-n other words, the policy of establishing Ter
ritorial Governments ithot the Wnot proriSo-which is
exactly what the bill provides for regret being compelled
thus repeat and again. from day TO day. doctrines
which really to plain for reasonable denia but
yet am constrained DO so, submit be grossly mis-.
judged by my then by my Southern friends
generally, whose favorable estimation value most highly.
VI one hing am certain, that If live TO get among
my own constituents agair show TO them without
much difficulty that nonterrention does inter
renti0n, ard that Territorial Government WITHOUT The WI
mot prOriso is not precisely equivalent TO Territorial Gov
eminent OF which that provso Of the constituent ee-
ments have wihed 10 be thus explicit because perceive
from certain Indicators that shall have hereafter ID explain
my upon this very delicate question TO those whose
pol ,c agent have the honor upon the cor of this
camber before whom my respected colleague and ms self
vii bob ia cue seaoh ppea % By approved cehsured
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of the concern That corrected and all the reasoning
of the committee falls to the ground. For the judicial power
Of the United States extends all controversies to which the
United States party and the original jurisdiction Of the
Supreme Court extends to all to which State is
party This brings the bang up at within the u
risdcton Of the Supreme Court without waiting for the
Of Texas, waiting for New Mexico to grow up into
State so have suit between States and there
danger Of collisions the committee suppose, and make
argument for their BILL in the danger there is to New
Mexico from this apprehended collision If any takes place,
will be collision with the United States whom the
rtory of New Mexico belongs and she will know how 10
prevent this collision, first BY offering what is not only just
but generous TO Texas and next in defending her territory
from invasion, and her people from violence
These the for thrusting Texas, with all her
muifarious questions into The California bill and, reduced
to their essence they argue thus Utah must go in because
she binds upon California New Mexico must go in because
she binds upon Utah; and Texas must 60 in because she
nds upon New Mexico. And thus poor California is
med and gorged until she is about in the condition that Jonah
would have been n he had swallowed the whale instead of
the whale swallowing him. This opens ch,pter in
Legislative ratiocnaon. It substitutes conguity of territory
for congruty Of matter and makes geographical anes the
rule Of legislative conjunc,cns Upon that principle the
mittee m have gone on, examining other bills into the
California BILL all the United States for all territory
is binding in part upon another Upon that pTin
ciple the District Of Columbia slave trade suppression bill
might have been nteectod for though actually binding
upon Texas yet it nds upon land that binds upon land
that does bind upon her. So Of the fugitive slave BILL For
let the ugacious slave far he mays he must still be
onland aqd that being the CASE the territorial conignity
may be established which usfes the legislative conjunction
Mr. President the moast informs US that there are some
subjects too light for ressonoo grave for ndichle ana ID
such the moral may laugh or cry as he deems
best But not with the legislator. His business Is not
laughing crying. Whmpenng, or smpering, Is not MS
mission Work is his vocation, and gravity his vein ana
in that vein proceed to consider this ntejecon of Texas
with all her ultifaricus questions, into the bowels Of The
California bill.
In the first place, this Texas bill is ccmpfc depending
for ;s validity on the consent Of Texas ond put into the
California bill part Of compromise and general settle
ment Of oil the slavery qrcsons and Of course The whole
mu. stand together, fall together. This gives Texas
ona us well unjust for by the constitution new States
are to be admitted by Congress- ard not by another State
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