New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

/ y dec aad Viis the oludst0ns OF empire .1 tie
! 81. of IT, Nev Word 3~gtsf f.a0.3 the elects
/ ~ Ai-icsl saver. and vsia.y sol-h. - sta, =
! blghtiag ooursc
Whls. as showed yss,er'ay. th.s unhappy
! cause u STRIFE was 1-octil- harmony sul -poi
I VII IL ,hs House oi Representative l. was *
/ hb!:irc 10 less bsietul Effects ,n the Senate
steoref into the senate Chamber i1- Z few mo.
/ rnaafs q, non and found the Chaplain earnestly
I b.seechins Hlm No bal powerfully protected
ani defended the American people and raised
them a. 70 h4-h place az lg the nations II the
earth y send H. sgi-t among them. 50 tia, they
q got love and cherish sheir avs aad institutions,
ana that their LeSisat0rs misht act together 10
harmony AID peace, guided b. the vision that $
from above.
Onasl5segueni iaqary, I found TIA; Senator
CHASE was ~ SPEAK al j cocoa, and as had
never heard mn. Il Ess NJ Intention q have re
tarned - might never sga.n have the Ike %
po-unity being heartily tired Of my noyitilte 10 the
WAYS % Federal aw giving but the unhappy
scene in the House prevented ny return ia tine q
witness all Of both III scenes Of the day
In half an hour I beard that Messrs FoorE sai
BESTOS were sppyiIg eqitnets % each other OF
which the demon Of dscort. Slavery alone, cUud
have been the prompte What ! black ami ioll
stsin n Is upon tue nstisasl eScutcheoa' Listen
once more 70 WV. PINcyNET-not one o. the {.
PNcESEYs, bat PIScESEy the PRIDE Of Maryland
o that lis people had but needed their faithful.
monitor
.Foladsa 10 a si.raeeia trafse to Which ,he par-lt
c8lury -ui fostering ID fou motives 81 Interest boz
shch she w0uil have dsdAia-i 9 eocugras- had
Eae ard i-eu t- i-s1 I'D mart - Washington nos u "
fsscH.SDfss - crafrnncacr = - shane
fii B.. o.. o-ie1H
Eisrs4. ,sfI.y sFs he aoandosed rsysani. whose
~ 5-r .rs s RE- gtt -a hna-r t ,-ouis1o. ~ rei,a
re f8r Eee. = iberfy KIN "a red Of % ii1 l
boadage H'rstm a. .ne credit OF oar -esofs Pa
hey 90 RIB uaad hose .arsgs 'ote'' 90 bear -i
ha-el carr1e o sno'ar shore, here r. SHINE - rec
io knew vo.lnes I'D every purchaser would a. orer
be- both master ard sac
Mr FcorE desiring to hamper. as | wrote sou
tha, hc and others would. the free passage OF the
"a i'ouia bl. moved 20 make DoUGLAss Terrto-
ra. ban the special order for Friday blush Tor
DOUGLAS 4 Nex York cabinet MAKER seeking
his fortune West, where lo slaves dwell needed
Dot when seated ia tie Senate o. the Jnlon %
have gone ahe7i even of the SHAREHOLDERS them
selves 10 v King oIt their policy But the gr.lnt
ircmb.es under lim his star wancs soon. 20 sink
forever
NJ Bss1oN mauiaay insisted upon the Ca.ior-
ma question beng first disposed oi-hc sad moth
ing personal against any one. FoDrE reiOined
darkly. hintiag only aboqt Interior measures
much sectional dissatisfaction, and probably OF
olher consequences. iihertsC q stall grortr char
ac,er and told BESroN that California needs 40
fierce AMI bifs'crsng advocacy BLNTON insisted
that personalities and attacks 0H m0'irfs were .ur-
hidden 10 Senate snd by the rules OF decorum and
was very properly opposed 10 threats OF breaking
zap the Republic merely because California might
be admitted.
Now IL was thar FoorE showed the bad SIDE Of
his real charsc;c-. ll hs fluent AM yo.lbe way.
he literally poured ogt abuse upon BESroS ac-
cused him o. uiterin9 scurrl0us Iuyectve. o send
ny forth tide of as offensive personalities as
could have been uttered by regular ale house d.
pu,ant Of USING maHgn and covert inuencoes @.
applying TO him Fo0Tl the haysbest AID most
disuonor.ng epithets. y tfy sbo4 rcaaa Hyt-
sc.ted sAi q having e stained and hidcolsy
b.emished character SINCE the days oi bis cary
manhood. rad being unworthy % bc the antagonist
ot any honorable man. lo0TE also Informally
challenged BESroN % fight he WISHES % patch
mp hs reputation ior courage
think that Mr. FILLNoKE culpaby neglected
hs duty, as did other Senators, when they allowed
such remarks 20 be made, without the slightest m
terrupiiou. Is not such a course as FOOrE took
calculated 10 render gentlemen unfit for the per'or
nance q Their ipiifGef fHeGei. prSvfsre9s ,iBtt'
" of speech, when presiding officers allow the Old
IS; Senator on the floor 70 be thus threatened
Why are not violations Of the rules OF common De
,.cncy checked AZ the commencement How vii.
such exhibitions OF human iraiity look upon the I'M
martial records Of nations hlstor!
Mr.. BTyT0N itrtaied by the bullying Misses
sioian exclaimed, IL pronounce 10 coWadit h
give insults where they cannot be cnast sed { al
take cUdscl h nIm here
Vow IL vas and for the trst time. that seEcfsl
senators criet Orde-, order and toofk pertiy
replied. " ! have done with the subject here
Mr.. BENIOS asked. " is Senator "a be b.aCA
guarded here m the discharge Of his duty aai the
rulprt 20 UNPUBLISHED Is language 10 be used
here which would tot BE- permitted 10 bs Lseu in
the lowest pot house, tavern, or oyster ccuef ana
.or the usc 81 which he would be turned out % any
tavern by decent landlord
Here and I think lor the hrst time the ieE
PKEsIDLNr opened ms rps, and sad lne oena'
tor j. called a. order
Mr BFNroN paused and then remarked, that
II such things are % 20 on. and be - % persist lh
such black gusrdsm here. ia place where ne
cudge cannot be applied 10 aim, We mast nave we
public Indignation bro1ght upon him ana. ine paD
llc sentiment shall make HIM BEHAVE Win TIC P'V
priety due q the SENATE
have understood that the above dialogue, De
tween the TWO southern Senators yesterday has
been continued u day, IN Senate nat was SAL
! have not heard
1.-THE departed spui,s Of those ion hearted men
the recurds Of whose glorious deeds, ia the a4spl
clous morning Of their couAtrys existence, Youth
ard manhond delight 10 dwell uPon-the men "ho
perled he and al rs loved enioynenis even lA
he uo1ntide Of a i.asura0le existence, ~ oficf
that the unborn babe and tie infant al Is mother
breast might euiOy the rich Inheritance ci efia
avs and free lDstituilOns-are c ef Psf1It'eI 10
revisit the terrestrial scenes Of Their ofhef sF--
-.es ali tHunlpLs surrey II 10 49," - $500
rhine. al folly and madness can cloud the pain Oi
the good aud the great the true and the iaithi-I "
the bratrude OF a blessed eternity, such scenes as
nav be witnessed among the trustees o. The N
lion highest interests must Iahict pain AM unco-
rrolabs anguish. even beyond the s.oom! oAfA'
ness OF the slielt grave
Citizens OF Massachusetts ioar at1er' we're
ever tue T. freedom set one OF your HOsi sli.e4
Senator'S giant IN The anti slavery cause i9f'y
wears aro ROW trembes ~ tie oa4ance o1r cnl4f
ia the great council q the republic Is acel lhfVl-L
iisseusion and party spirit shat i .onscf Fr-l-
,nn,y VII not even Messrs THOaPsoS, Pal
yRFY and RoBiSsON unite 20 lnireat some NeI
tired citizen - present himself AZ Tie hastings 10
,,o- Nth District there - be elected By ecc4sm2
i'm a. thst On The day Ia u hich 60 Freedom 3 az
d. shall be fought on tins floor. ever! Massslhu
se,ts man nav be found Al his post
The question IS Dot one OF " hlg and DeDocr AZ
II : b.twees Freedom znt Slavery ]. : the qles
I'm rrterl ed tor a. Bunksr H. al BenL-ngion-
ou winch y0gr brave Pi.-rlun fathers iorsooA tnef
nsriye lsud % seek home 10 the western s ..cc--
ncts-tbs ,1estioa OF c.vl All religious liberty %
arc. the fre,as,e q goodwill AID Kindness here
after .-t.-
wish the writer Of recent thrilling editorial u
he TnfSD.aifaf, whether he Is or Is Lot HENkT
W.YD BEEcHER would exhort you % UNION ~ c
are threatened with FAR more severe enactnlents
- sisvs-cs ,chiug upon free SOL WI the INih
Dis.r., cone % or lelp - il : remember
!. Co.,ord. and take u 81 a waichword a toe