Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-06-28

l. cepa'ni very hat aNeI AHe A'0'e NN''NN' ''>'
his speech.
Mr. FoorE. VIII the gentleman allow me Z
That letter refers 10 Mr.. Cisy's course on te
measures Of compromise reported by the con-
ai,,ee ei thirteen, and not 10 his resolutions Of
compromise.
Mr.. McRAr. Al tue Senator don't3ke toe
variations. Then will change the tune, anu
give him the music on another strjug-psfhaPs
the bass read You novS'r5m tue Nauona! la
telligeucer Of April II, 80, an extract rom the
Senator's remarks in The Senate the day pre-
vious. he discussion being on his resolution 70
raise the committee on the scheme o. ADJUST
ment." |, is as follows
Mr. FoorE. do not rise to detan the Sc
nate b. any frightened discussion, but as the
senator from New Hampshire has several times
prosecuted the Same view of the matter without
any reply from me, trust the Senate "'il bear
with me patiently while make short remark
only in response to him lie complains that
have made my resolution too comprehensive. |
did 50, because the i NJ he'd Senator from
Kentucky Mr.. Clay in the beginning OF 'ae
session, as thought, very appropriately, pro-
posed. IN spirit OF compromise, and with view
to the adjustment Of all the questions which
/, b,vs caused the sorneinr up Of dscord and AM
f,a,ernal Geelinc between tho two sections Of tbs
IJnion. Tia, aHtbe questions arising out Of the
institution OF slavery, should be settled or adj.
Iustcd by us At the present time lie submitted
resolutions declaring it 70 be eSpedjeet that we
should make proper efforts 10 ADJUST all the que'-
iions rroyinr oul OF the institution Of slavery
and accompanied tho resolutions with speech,
,bs pren,er mar, If which certainly approved
nc n Inc tima and for which was duIY CRATE.
fol II him"
Woll Clloy.citiysns. this is ",riuler up :
MD Ans the climax even of the fna,cjsm d
ch,,re
!, M Foorr. Wilde gentleman allow me,
: Io,n,,s,v,b,, ,bi. rep,t, Of nv remarks Is IN
7 ;,co,,ec, one hone he gentle nan viii exam
ino III correc,edde debates
A. McR.r read from the. National Ia
J el;rcncer of Ami H. 80, the rema,ks Of the
ssna1or ,syb.,im n the senate, the lib o
Aorl !, his avn resolution 70 raise the Commit
,oe af Ibir,aen E,r the scheme Of adjustment
II h,ye "a documents here excep, those opposed
!, ~ oop side &c N. question. The senator
> d;.nn,cs tLs National InteHaencer, the highes
a,,,ba,ily m ii. side. viii sAy to him, that {
Il INV statement which may make, am ID CIR
-, 4 !, !. shown 10 mo. viii correct H. b.
whom an aalbor,y is prod iced II h.. disputes il
MI H. da,y Ia brine forward The conece,
/, n,oof Otherwise It stand. good against him. Il
be absence or doing so. leave i to you, fellow
citizens, to decide the dispute between the sena
,or and his f,yo,i,e authority, the National Ia
,4igencer
70 show Won how little reliance is to be place
il tho s,.temen,s Of the senator, in e1cusu
b;nseif l,r hi, wonderful Inconsistencies, 40
). ia fciG,y 9Th which he esoans away VIVA
!, bs b,s s.jd and done 90 contradic,ory'a at differ
I an, lime, read YOU two extracts from specche
: If the senator. a. fair specimen generally.
Mr.. Foorr WIN the gentleman allow me
j IA vop mean by that 10 question my yeracy
Mr McRAy. Not az ALL | do not intend j
: ANYTHING have said, nor il anything may sa,
n m,es,ion the yeracty or the motives Of th
senator " hail mean TO say, is what his col
leapae. Col. Davis, said to him in the Senate
: when he said that nine tennis Of the people
Nississipni. would sustain every thing that b
bad done md every word that he had spoken
,vor of the compromise. that his s,atemen
y sbov nbow far me warm impulses d the ger
8. ,laman when onrsuing any measure to While
" be a,t.,rhas himself. will lead him from II
,e c,lmer feeling. Of his maturer Judgment"
20 The following l. an extract from the senator
ii, ,ncech. which have before quoted from, Of Il
is Jnh Feb. on Nj. Glars Resolutions Of Con
he promise.
slf aMr. Foorr. Mr.. President, | feel CO
n strained now, by the course Of the honorab
Is senator from Kentucky, to speak more pain
10 and strongly in regard 10 his pres nj attitude u
'e on The o1e stions which occupy 50 painfully t
er attention Of the county, than had thought eth
lat necessary or e1pedient few days since. 5
he had the honorable senator confined himself
sly The propoundnc Of terms Of settlement howcV
led unfair and oppressive to the south, Or bad
ms been contenled to advocate the resolutions
~ compromise which he has introduced here W
md all his well known 6oqnence. should no, ha
1se been DISPOSED 10 complain Of him IN the lea
ice Though | certainly concur with my esteem
'lic friend from Alabama, Mr. Clemens, who
Jrts snoLor N dav with n strength and brtancy s