New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-11

ce,.ber and SO Jar a. the winter tss been abe ..
discover 3, rss ut been supplied ~ eng OF TIE
J91r-sl.
il was a. tfls p.rot " u.o.t s-o.a.t IL -te1asIt
vAon Mr IooNEs was M ny Up sd doTn toe
ALE llyeste1nf he dissolution Il uae Ca.on and
3IEFHEas srd CiIsoHAy were urovu~ .he.r de.
t-rl.nat u 70 stand b. IL and he South t' e-
nenity hat ona o. tns members from ths citg res
il his sea- and addressed tie HoUss :, follow.
Mr.. CIrRE. rise b inquire .n,o ths nature Of
the ousLe.. before the House From tie Ahem.
ust0ry character O, tie speeches wltc which -
have been entertained / should nisr tn2t we Fsr'
2. grand -orn zee upon national OF se-to4al
sr.e9an-,s preparatory 70 r.otioa inr d,-'..'-
tea Of the LoL
Il wLGt cl1 roo tleze lsU3ugue- what %
jo-. do tie gentlemen propose u a1compA1n
Do the lUpD0sc b. tbs si.4Iul snaAg eu.slt u
pefts one hoping n Q certain coming .l-. t..at
Le ias seeu tie i-st election o. epeakef
another syogs.n. lis determination c,d that Of t-5
.,.gt.tucnts ~ W draw iroa The 7 l,Jl-dO they
hope that b. tiiz somewhat osteut..iCus avoTa.
VI C1LiA.tat treason an this enthusiast, a.
p.arse Oi dislo,o.t, 20 The Union, they wIl. pr.
Feat tie discussion VI such topics and tie utter
ance % sueu sentiments as our views OF he u.
est. q. ti.- oalrtr, or ~ our own section Of tue
ll.ou may 4ur- Iney mistake :Ie temper %.
t4e North boo supp3s'no tnat the exH bt.ou d 9~ei
feelings wlt move ~ Representative from nnt
determination ttaf their dat. may require them to
osrr, out. Hhlo tnair attachment ~ TIE Union
end oJr y.ro1- Constitution B, the Dab DiGa. i....
ut ID. der lvrs. Do IS not 90 oF.rN rcitnr fs lJ
n lEa them forget that tie cIei OBJECTION 81. Nlrt
I u.on Gna thof Constitution WIS Oh establish
I goscAmelt 0i Jaws aud not one 90 violence s.1
psssion--lu4t Is avoweI end was SO secure tu.
! b.assla1. o. freedom 10 the people of the tnH.d
states thrJu .LOut all generations
I4tfltnlI ut1fl ftprlrg ..as. f.I.. rlgl.r
that other st,t Ous of the mon shaA n.i auo.ai'
2 right 20 disregard th.r otIgat Wis under tae
fc3 ,ral compact
They insist that the Fedora. GogeAment sIal
! b. @ government o. laws leaning. e4H9ai. np3n
al .Id which none stall assume tie r-it 10 np.
( Aiy For What purpose are wc n7W assembled
10 organic tie Housc-to select Speaker
'Ius Is the business before MS There s poo prop
s.voI relating 60 slavery nor any other question 0'
4 sectional bearing before the House. There can
be none WHY then these threats OF dsuulon '
Are $50 to understand that uO Northern man can
b. speaker unless subm Ting % tie slbbol o. ia
posed b.. sectional prejudice l. Il intended O.
~ vent .he organization Of the House unless. a-
vns proposed 100 au luiOlnal meeting the o'.rr
evening. It's members bind themselves in atf ahc.
by pledges which their constituents VIII reprdai'
together .ti those who surrender thor freedom
of acton ht taking Wcm' Let uoi gentlemen tr.
cct. themselves b., imagining That the dlsplssiH'
1f ans question. can Doe prevented o. thor t.
] Justwcut facilitated uF directs a"1.. unseti-..
/ 8hd never moro 80 tlan lu delbcratFe body
/ constituted For hc purpose OF dehb'r'tn- hlc
/ deciding all questions apperanlng 90 TIE natona
utrr., 81 and honor Indeed il is difficult to bclrft
that members masking these threat, iuli. avs r,
/ OBJ, thrr nature Whence DO they derive tacI tu.
/ t.iory o. threaten q dissolution of tus uiou -
/ b s. what legislative resolutions 90 "uat state
i Conventions or ass embaees o. thc'r constituent.
/ vas This solemn authority o. break up Tie JD.
{ rrumcut conferred Or d. they imagine i.at
| lA.i~ commissions re Representatives % Con
/ gres4I0na. District invest thom with power wi.c'
/ ,e the veto o,a Roman tribune arrests Tie session
of Compress
/ We're it uoi dssraceiul 10 ,uc sincerity of d.. 80
/ gentlemen. ! should supp0sn they were eudcator
NJ 10 brighten the House into concessions that
could not b, expected from argument or reason.
The attempt however. Is too trans parent Ecto
lut.ous axe not SO behtiy undertaken. IN Tree
community VII Government ike ours ttcr'
must be rcsl grievances. with uO hope ul redress
/ before sn appos' 60 iorce. Fanriet wrongs, 10
| .nary insults although they may be tratiu. ID
ufemmo,or. horangues and speeches . b."
conlbe. brul i1iih uo crops OF armed n'n
/ Indeed the f.itmn.ts % lie questions and OBJ.
| grave responsl uhtg imposed on those who appea.
rom ~ oppressive GO. eminent 10 the aTbiraiarnt
OF lurce 10 yer, disslnlar 10 the ucr! ebuNi cns
.xhb.te3 b., lue advocate Oh tsduou on tuis u1'f
whoa our %, oluuonsry father found tlc'a
] selves reduced % the necessity oi acting. ne.
! manifested s. different temper IRON lhet eXtib.ea
/ uerc--.tey made lao unseenl. threats BIT enuiLr
/ mted tue feal grew shces tnet suffered ana J..
! ttoro 8 ior relet
They bore 10 tne iOot OF the British throne tnaii
/ complaints tnat tb,4r chartered ushts were taE~u
/ nom them dat they vete made liable L. be tran
/ pU.ed L. Ems and for ual Tor political cieEs's
4 ,..t tucv were taxed without thc'r consent q Al
! taoir uvnts a. itCemen were violated. aud anon
otAlI matters tuat q system " domestic s.aF er
was introduced mo TIE colonies % Their permanent
"a, lrr 90 .ratly tle cupid.gy ct lie bnrah ner
/ chat S--t we've tic comp .s.Els ana real sre'
, auces @, meu deeply IA earnest and the COUNT.
/ went with them because TIE wrongs Ta!e res
. su3 Gts tea a.. classes
/ IL would b. uu-.Il .r'Iy t. complete the par
I Tel by cuuncTatm5 the Urcur- O. ~L,-h tie rs
/ cstes OF dsuu.on ca this 6oor complain AID L.,
desire &C. Urea, a. percoEs Acre wtA ploqt. 81,
| rdm prevents nag roia Frsu.n8 a., coup Ail-oi
| between thc conduct 81 he C0lI-Aell4. Con.se3.
and the champions Of revolution Il 'lti House
Dsuniou Revolution Arc Gentlemen aFa-e
OF t..s ior'c and meaning u these words d.
tAev rehcct that from the day they cease g. oe a.
empty threat and become dread real; F., tie far
ties % tins erect and glorious con.e1srscy are B..
on7sr cO0uUymen bui Ike tie ret So mankind
/ enemies in war in pesce friends
That ths cham m relations must noc, SRI
brine with { srcat increase iu mI tar cXpeut
turo ana involve the maintenance on scpar2'r cN
ccUuyc and diplomatic and r'veuue c..sbasamor:'
: clear
Is Il equally ccor that the relation, between
$40 Republics formerly uuc would continue
Qa,ia, - o., pre- GAIT
Are Jherc no coudlotiur interests aut plsJetr
winch ,o3.d l0mp, tlCW g. assume O. hostile 90.
,lle toward each ether W,c.t tha vo.c.t t.-
ruptou o.. the compact thu makes "a one peop0
in Il iloie never couemp dated sud borderue 10 o.
common opuiou oi mSukind upon treason leave
uo ranklms feeling behind \ 'olre has elresc
been heard iron ihe West puc.alu.ns % si-i.l
icsnt tone ths, happen What usy, th' waters
the valley Of the Mississippi 81 least should B.
FRFE
L.t as uot disregard these considerations A'
Ne uoW stand >lroac IT, l uion. ~ require uo o'
ttm;atov, exhibition O.. military strel.ltA e. seca-,
Be-, irCm Cucfuschmeui ar Insult ALt general c'u
I ,lctou THAI tie treIgth exists . better pr.te
,.4A tAau fleets yr STANDING armies 40 IA! in..ad
;hcrc Is Something ssly more Impressive n a.,
I peaceful attitude cd this Couitrl Khan o. Aer IRON
{ Ter were studded with ora ami ctade.s- ruAl
I :, CroN O. Lake Superior All thence O. Tie "a
cafe OccRn tier territories border GA those o. q
power whose morning drum best encompasses iae
globe, and vet no EnlIeT! standard nor nov
/ ouVos; intmaiSs her ieag d. Invasion or lesoasy
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