New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
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vi..s.. o. the naked eye T. Mi-ry Of the O6.
..rya---, here places every reliance -1 GIG a-cu.
racy OF NI- !.
Tie citizens % Albsmar.e Co "a. ue- 1l ist
.,., 20 consider whether thy '5ai s7re.rt D ..s-
ar. 20 ,he Disaaon Convention al, Nashville.
" Vas BrREv TX Anbassa3o- Hoa. A>lErw
--,.,x.,>. Ied the debate .l favor o. -.e Cr1veu-
,.n. Col T j. RtSDorrT the o1P9s.t.ll. The
speakers toak d. h9a-s, or each SIDE o. one a--u-
rasnt. and the yatc wen; a-aias, e. Convention.
and frno appointment Of DELEGATES -,- to -..
Gen jaws >HIELDs speech l. Trias so.
s,an California. the D.sanon.s,s sa5 slavery a
,l. Territories. is remarkable '0r wat D. contains.
remarkable Oh account O. tie peculiar position o'
the senator wh1. after fighting his Way % Mes -o.
hal = i.ht bis way 20 the sat he hods remark
able. as bails The deliberate judgment OF sci.
made Ilshnan. and the 0u.y one in Congress oat
.f rarlars million and quarter. 70 more. OF
Irishmeu il the lu."r, aud r-llarsat ' ou a'rl.rt
Of the tsct that bis naturalization he : Roman
Catholic. arose out of the Canada troubles aud IS
determination o. take o part in them hsi Trey lot
been speedily arrested hy 'he lr.ouo, tie la1acls.
The speech appears 70 'ul .cH-th n Tins norm
ipgs National IattIl rt.r.r AMI am lad 3 rer-
caIve that the General cordially ponds ~ che
Instructions OF bis state O. vote io- tie Application
of the Nlimot provlso - the territories acquired
bv the late war with Mexico wish the b 1se
hai sustained with equal spirit asst February the
Prlviso. whcu sprun- oy Roof ltC0at1irs priu.
ciule 10 De asserted az all times hy .-eemen. and
never 30 be lodged Or voted down on pretended
considerations of state policy. ! learned tom ~ir
jaws MAckSTosH that any policy adverse 20
equal asuce Wi. ever be found unworthy 10 The
name.
rrittee of thirteen lie SAYS that there are only
two principles employed ia the Government D, the
political wor.d-iorce and compronlsc-that ln Tie
nited states. when compromise ends force bc-ins,
and when force begins war begins and ihr iotsn
of civil warts the death knel ot Reppblcauism.
lie wants no compromise rs % California, but
desires her instant admission as tree STATE OF the
Mon with the boundaries size has named.
He was very severe upon Congress. The. Uch.
Is merited all he said and much more
regret 10 -sv hat The proceed ugs ~ Co1cr during
e present On have been chsrscrrl-d by eNri"f-
d.nsr, r...i,r sd excitement Cum.ragors irvececs
and persona lite. have onrn dsngured our ieDars A1
have even threatened on some occasions 90 brng us ulo
angry persorsl collision These are omn9us uicauons
in the American Congress sud particularly f a. AcIss
senate, Which hss been uniformly dl-unt oishel ue,
Tor the diguy prlprry. and decorum oi It's e
You have done wrong, and g-eFous"inLs' ~ l.7 80.
pie OF The Territories you tore hrni rom IleI .1 Uo
Al neNed ihem t0 your country you nsar Mel ga, ~
your peope-End a.. hy force and men Aol telu''u !"
se Of snscbv you poured opt 81 o sud treasure o. v
these Teruto~s. and when you acquired Vrih s'A hDaN
~ doned Sir. Congress has consumed NOR ne
~ Ia sing qlarreling and "fang ng ot- No. el
gloria accusations without doug anything Tor Nrn
~ ihsn your army 10 conquer Mexico dismeHhe
~ that country and annex Toe territories 70 .ne YEA
rSssi-s 50 far a. ny eNperenc- goes can voucl i1f
l2-it that youf solder. perform thtL a.1 ING" more
p promptly and efficiently than yonr statesmen
Although Texas has not the shadow OF q claim
f'r remuneration because she Is not 10 get all ihe
country T. the lower Rio Grande. ten ; Is quite
willing ~ pay her on that pretcNh enough 10 "iPe
out her state dcbs What fortunes he specula
tors IN worthless scrps Of that country vi. realize
out of the blood and sweat OF the hard.worNlne
American people There are agents OF theirs
hcre-keen. crafty, knowing iellows-aDoflns
hari---ivinE a pccuuiary Interest D. the co'e'ous
OF diss pated. and working upon the feelings oil
more noble natures. Ten millions voted to these
knavcs will keep back LAND Reform seven years
at east-but. 10 reason on the subject seems a
waste of time.
BgNroS would give Texas that Is the sharpset
Hebrews and Greeks, and their allies M ohce'
who hold her bonds purchased for song >lo,o'o'.
GOO tor the "cLAiH' she has on New Mexico
Gen. SHIELDS after a flourish about Texan brave
"a. would probably 20 as far AS slOOO0pVO ana
for what Heathim
Texas has right claim, or uue to any portion on
New Mexico either 90 THE ,de or on ne ohrf u- on ne
Rio Grande She never conquered u, never OCCUPIED w.
never reduced possession, and never Netc- any
authority b. She has no more ur 20 sshla re uan
sbr has To san FrsuciscO-not particle. Thai country
and he whole Of thai country, was under ne a",
ZION ana authority u Mexico when IL was "fes'ed RON
thsl country by he arms % he niied slAes. car
nothing about maps iske facts ard these are ne ac'
Ten Millions IN money, and representation 10
Senate equal g. the voices and votes There a"afd-
ed TO i've millions OF FREE Americans IN Ne"
York and Pennsylv anla- These ! take - be the
gallant Generals notions II equity DO not Won.
der that W EBsIER felt grained
ION th. question of making state 10 Texas, says
G-rerAl A.. prepared To say that feel myself bound
~ perform every stipulation condition add obligation g,
III rr.oiuous of ArneNAtion Whatever he supusuors
are are bound ~ hem This Gallon IL bound py sNeft
principle u honor ard good 'ah 10 fulfil ia obligations
with Texas No man car give any fess2n i9f ne Elo Ao
Of spuAt0n. hat he canno give Tor ne F.oanoh o
If Trrritory Il annexed free It must remain free until
a. State choose 10 charge It's conciron II save
Territory until state ehoosss 70 change ~ eont
Sir II seems 10 me- there nothing ueiAf y Al AIS on lh7
contrary, thai iiis jisi and equitable
These quotations are from the revised copy OF
the Generals address, taken down, ! believe, by
Nj Sutton. one OF the ablest stenOgraphers u
America He protested, and doubtless ie.t, avery
high degree Of admiration Of the calamity u those
emigrants who. banded together ON the sou oil a
friendly Republic, snd upheld by American money
and arms wrested il from her to feeble grasp,
.n order that they might plant the WEED Of Hn-
man slavery and SOW broadcast IN SOL from
which Mexico had previously exterrnnated u as a
public nuisance he goes heartily with "EssItK
IA favor OF allowing the Odd game u b. continued-
of twin birth, black and white. Save state
and a Free-and viii readily vote FOR the d-Yson
/ OF Texas into two SAveholdIng states
The initiative usht - be tskeu ~ Texas IL . for h-f
10 tAke The preliminary seps designate The territory and
organize ben thai STATE Asks iof adals
SOC INTO ne Union ~ " u ouaes tas con ffio-s -
the Relufns of 4naezaon t Is The duy VI Congress 70
admit u al But suppose he reason or Soltnrlu
friends a. 90 anNl0us " squeeze Stse oei OF 4rhs
lLs q 10 bring Slave stale The n1On N coo uric
with California preserve the baancr Of p0~-f-to
lain the eguil bfiEm IN The senate"
| | telegr&phed YOU. some time since, thai ten
HeUsToN bad gone home 10 assist the slavery Prop
/ Aganda 10 taking the initiative" IN that matter
So that unless the House were 70 insert clause
prohibiting Slavery IN the extra Stste-snd these
who have watched the conduct OF certain men, eVl-
IDENTITY covetous Of power and place, wi not expect
| Il u 20 thkt-we are likely % have the poltlcel