The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-05

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a,sa % n s1cesea asi they been spsnsd bg
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nsssns messas essS ss..S w nnt eemeiag hrm 4 one
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4 e desired bs bssssT sased III Is eea@ss .na
mz,5r q % msasui. wihoai The Prsv no
from single member Of IRE comits Il I ss ~ = % 49,
hat g. sss susk = an 'sr s9s SsS
he sos. as po9osd sT q 3 q esss
known o sf Il he ssssrss s.ns somDl n ~ III
q o sas se aeIs s .o,ss ssss5 2, s ss e s
hat i ss sshI s ussa 3: hs wh sRs psy eos ~
WHICH 4 desired Yoa know hss sai esass % sppss
prssnaiiOn of ne sssa De seusassses sosd 5 Ihs
@ attachment Of re Wmot Psyso ofhsI 81 he
5 UaH % snd Asss New S ssa sf 4 . W a :ss
which adj afsR as sss .d $ Z ne ssss s
az SE s and as mneh as 70 s6s ogpas
Esash would tlnd al, and that wsua lead 30 perisz =
and uenqu.y. We thought fen ss ihink now ia ~
& sG'S & ss.urs 1 IA. Ps sss co. g 5S%s s Y s =. con
,ion e - lSse g. California; she there pE0klki-
%as Pov%o as aud M base S bs essss sd sS
OF sovsr M aessen, exist while the eroval
,aogS hssS Saos e5u.saon "a Ths ,sa1 oar
We Hsss ss. sg VIZ IS. sFss, sHDnsy r ETY. q % her
%se nsoia1a Dzs. soS ed ss.ss s 10 . s wsL 700
have yoq not Pot IN Is. ,sssa lf E y =
tsis Eavsusa sis iS4 Is sfs = 3 Ds enough 2
n ~ ooop WY " e ,nl 70 ssy ". i opnon. and
Ssisr sa siss ssds g ss ss:s s: s % sS o
he land o eseaSsd ssS sSSr Oa'S ann ns am s ss
distracted and ds % pou q & e,s . nsosss he
you thought that imposition vs. nsears 8
citation, therefore 5ou orors o voc assat XII lie g Sa Son
@sass sn,s psssHss sssursd p maeh q what Ire NORTH
oslng what you ao wanted in respect to e residue the
This subject has pssened Of the most estsounary
Almost ssos snof o he sssa % H 0"
tne ad dgsSipn cf CaternIa in avos Of territorial sossrn
yso-in favor Of the ssuemeut boa1dy wiih xas
%su 5sHpf eg q az m s g e ss 2 detail ba1 oeDo %
m.ng ne validity q every iIem Of the aecOuut. bat
edge me justice Of psyi5g assresste S i he ssss
5ss had been more ineonsuOus than they sdssd Be-
ss a. perfect AZ understanding of them Il they had been
wish, sgain 70 make only few obsevatioas about
tLs same PIovse IL has been argued wtl ability which
senator iron Massachusetts who has nst vaesi hn eat
seco@pb y nd nps aad n @ e. pmssg a sss , %eaa 2
sy Tor pryiso2 Ysu been lsd lhai The zsIsacs of
hs sDS hs he S & Ss y ms.eo Ne ssss Io
Why we Al know shst Slave % ~ sSe oay !, seS ne
great staples which constitute The subjects OF our foEeen
labor hss been found. aceadirs to American ezpsacs %
sho ssate h n sb y ss & 70 49, sseA sss H. va l, Y
Dos any body gretend that The soil Of New Mexico Uh
know that Il il were adapted and Ie ard -ol word
from New eReo e iaS S s 81 % e sssP % sos
side the Gulf Of Mszco Or the Atlantic on he osss
would be perhaps ten times the value hoe of any Of
But The honorable senator som Massachusetts mr. Davi,1
has found new ohecl Of temptation IN respect q sssvs
"a sw Mexico He has employed which & ed
s Rs 6 s :: $ =.
s Of as eoks ~ q Is. sw hs Msa % beng sa,ssd 70 TIE
e1pIsss on u hs pInsd speech, and spbatuls the
MI DAVIS On ri. scat.) bsisvs did not us that sn
M. CLAY The senator did employ H. rt wa. hes and
/ noticed By more than myself. -
angnase be uses q the hurry Of debate ony AZ hat
nave nq recaeca9a Of using the word brsedig and
word will there Be- oan sa have he CURIOSITY % no %
ook and see fin but according best Of y reco
scilcn spoke Of the casa siy Of the for aae
Mr. Clay That the of the gentleman speech
a printed bat The word bresdisg " dby the gen
toIs took note Of II and we expressed how much we were
p II be an ssoGses Sy + II va. one Of the r epa
The cotton interest and the breeding Of slaves Now ftbe
assuas sEas sSae oS .oaS 5
nd % 81 hm ad malEsd 4 T. h% 5Es s1DOn
and very much did Ireget that made H. This Iak
breeding q slaves, VIII The barrqos% % Of erosoad
e eSS sss nRs e hear upon G floor
Ters OF the North, and the eoilon oil the South
think he might hav been disposed % d. some te % a.ie I,
@ t6Gse stss which stood bg The AOh the
Delaware, North Carona, Kentucky and Tennsaes which
interests and among the more southern Aiss Seos;a
9sess from what have seen Of recent manifestations Of
2 i9e support sne protection OF our own domestic interests
nnaided soofof What could the south DO sone 4 rslr
ing he pnHslpe o. PROTECTION but The sOh aud
New York and Ladaea and Iino aud Maine asd New
bic contest Of "a and combined with loStioas of tSe south.
ne h aeI g. II Sy ihe nsssage o. ne at o a. and
nsve ad % ,Ss %ss s % ss Sa Y % may % sad y
PIssienlial Ofics has bssP isd oI ihs wih hT
ihS, the N9r ss 81 Ra: goss,nsd Ihs sssn' ossh s
that If the caamious of the dissolution Of the
Union take place and The north exclusively had
now sstabihed Tnquestona6g srthSut The coaeSssSs
charged 70 the account ofsOuihssp dompaton slave
power Or tbe cotton powercould have passed Sir. my
ever to Sc modefate Tariff estabhed II ts eOanry whish
throwing out such he has done "a nfs g e
portion o. ths country n respect to hs cotton power
This charge upon the sAyshOdins States of breeding
sr enters 5esgs o tie %sd q aas 10 sass ave"
holder He takes eaIs e hls slaves; he istsia ih, sad
They multiply @ On hi hsnds be cannot fnd
fully eomoee TO part with some 81 e% bscsne aeu u FIa ne
ncrease Of numbers and the Of occupation Bul % say
breed slaves as he woald domestic animals Tor iorsn mar
6y N sc S rs q Rs or mt
thes lords of the loom lords OF the pIa nia
the slave power. and the s money power. that this
eo9ay Is to De hafmonized especially when debe-
raung upon these great which essential
onward progress and to its and future propefty
Mr. Presideat ii is Of the peculiar circumstances at
tending resent remarked a Occa-
sion. thai am generally called Vndoate meas
ues propoed IN this bill egaht those whom have ard
ayOwed opnonents of the snlicpated ohe
day. somewhat the which beg leave haels TO
advert TO think Southern friends 1--WE or
three great ionaIy eommi ted Thes
he Constitution accorhg 10 their Judgment they ingrat
their without listening or giving
due weight 70 the opposite interpretation The conflicting
which honestly eved opposite ,rsgr
prefers they believe their de- they roeiIn their .
ex osllln OF the tqnstuiion, and out, want
Is the ConzIntiOnlH - In the
opposite opiniors nfaiby IS not The lot Of mosfaI man
IL beongs only to Him who rules niss Of tn waa
and tor section gentlemen 10 Se NJ and sar
he CONSTITUTION means and he saws other
wise violates the Ctnsiitntion, 10 iiEf nIueraut
to conflict onons honestly ensertnned by al who a,
equally aiming 70 arrive az the truth ow SAID the ath
dny that the ilmot Proviso proposed 20 he eusce 5,
tonsfes and ancaR oFalei In Territorial bills
totlly ukunct IRON the Insertion Of the rervn Con
sutnuon formed by q newly organized SJaie.
IL the opinion Of the oppouenis of the h ana the opu
lon too, Of some of its endsalihough il j. not my our
opinion = that the Consultation confe authors upol
Congres to impose restriction upon subt OF .lassr,
IN Lsrturai SOVern meuts Nert we'll ii has
Fpowsf 70 impose steh Tesirton, and nevefh
efeiae sucn poNers nufpation II Is the
Illegal authority II is wrong Ia view OF tn masr-a
geroDs and oppressive wfung. But when which
about 10 enter into the Union which desratne COZ
eerning Constitution which best ada ted proote be
interests and happiness. chooses consider
an exercise OF authority the Of The taea conceded
powerhe conlounded wilh the situona