The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-15

BY the people while I agree with his ssntiments
as to our responsibility to our constit. vents,
ing that my con.tituents will not sustain me- The
gentleman from Ohio asks. "~ill you turn out and
and cstrh those In resistance to the law, thsa the
fugitive slave
said did not say that thoSs who signed the pledge
would be r1pudiated by their constituents / said
that the pledge would ba repudfsted by the arthsrn
people have no right to say that the constituents
Of the gentleman will not sustain him. did hear
the question Of the gentlemen from Ohio
Mr.. BooKKE-The gentleman has right to his opi-
Mon but deny the constructien which the gentle
man gives to the pledge, l take the portion that
those who signed the pledge consider that the ques
tions which sastsd the country are settled and that
the messures we're OF compromise. No matter Of OBJ
lection wa: mace to any Que o. them as whos; they
were settlement Of the who's question, therefore,
those who continue the agitation boand op-
pose and On that portion place myself-nor was he
slave.
Mr.. arpDrscs Gree soiD Of Ohio.-I fud myself un-
expect.dy alluded TO by the gentleman
Mr. BoKxE-I made the remark In an under tone to
snesher gentleman. did not address the one on my
rieht-he can catch q negro-he has right do so;
and his constituents and catch the pant
ing fugitive and put irons his tire bling limbs and
.iipa 10 Soa.. Of ths Is as % os Is
am wlng that he shall rise before ths country ana
the word-snd play the boodhouna but deny his
right to get inte scrsps 1t Is matter bst weea him
and the people and HE constituents and his God
Mr.. JorEs (dem) Of Tenn, entered into an exsmi-
nation OF the receipts and expenditures OF the govern
Mr. Bev,r twhis) of Md, advocated tho River and
Mr CRowxLL (ree soiD Of Ohio spoke in faver fpro
lection to manufactures, and the improvement of
rivers and harpors and against the fugitive slave Law
The committee rose at ten O'Clock, there being only
nine mem bers present
The House then adjourned till eleven to. morrow
morning.
From Washington
APPOINTMENT OF Ex-oovAsNoR PENDLEToS AS
CHARGE TO BUKN0s AYREs-soUrH CAROLINA on
SECESSION.
wAsHiSoror, Feb II, 1851.
it's fact that Ex-Governor Pendleton, OF Virginia
has been appointed Charge to Busnos Ayres.
The Hsrbor and River bill will undoubtedly pass the
House TO- morrow
Ringold, colored barber from Springfield, about
whose absence Northern papers srs agiatsd has
been here Q visit to former friends, and enjoying
hnseif convivially without hindranos or restraint
He left for Massachusetts, two days ago.
The population of New Jersey, according to the OH.
cial returns 400 o7O Of Maryland 402 SOL free per.
sons, and 90, ,8SS slaves.
magnificent gold watch was received here yoster-
day as present BY some young men in California to
Bishep Cspsrs Methodist Church South, has issued
an address to the people Of South Carolina dsprscatng
the agitation of the question Of secession.
Some of the Boston excursion party have arrived
here, and are visiting our lions.
for all the printing OF the Thirty second oosgress
His charge in the aggregate about SIS COO more than
Mr. Ritohs's contract, and $4,000 more than the
In the Supreme Court, 4. B. St. John, ppellant,
and r. A. Paine, in appeal from circuit Court, New
York: decree affirmed. Also, Newton and J II. 6tsb
bins, in appeal from New York; decree affirmed.
Democratic Nomination In New Jersey, Sc.
TRENTON, Feb IA, 1851.
The democratic caucus last night withdrew Mr.
Thorn pson, their candidate for u 8. Senator, on
monopoly grounds. Commodore Stockton was nomi-
mated by twenty votes-s majority Of one.
The joint meeting of the Legislature however passed
the election OF Senator, and proceeded to vote for
Treasurer and other State officers No senator will bs
elected to- night.
EWhig Nominations ma Rhsd~ Island, sc.
Bosros, Feb IA, 1851.
At the State whig Convention at Providence, last
night, Josiah Chaplin, OF Providence was nominated
for Governor Il. Bsboock, OF estery as Lieutenant
Governor; Joseph III. Blake Of Bristol for Attorney
General Christopher Robbins of Providence, for se-
crstary of State, and Samuel A. Parker, Of Newport
for State Treasurer.
The wings have also nominated Geo. q. King, Of
Newport, Congress In tae Western District; and
Chas. Jackson OF 6cituats in the Eastern district.
Mr. King Is q member OF the present House, and the
other district is represented by N. Y. Dixon.
Brig Madison arrived at Providence yesterday from
Apslschicola Saw in the latitnte Of Cape Hstteras
the wreck Of steamer-no doubt the America
Fields OF Iee In the Occan-T The Canada, sc.
HALiFA1, Feb. A-P.M NJ
The steamer from Newfoundland, with one months
later news has just arrived she reports having pass
ed through four hundred miles OF ioe.
The Cunsrd steamer Canals, fIom Boston on Wed
nosdsy arrived at four o'clock, aud sailed for Liver
pool 1t o'clock this morning.
The steamer Osprey, which lef. Bermuds last Sun
day arrived here last night. She brings informa-
tiou relative TO the Atlantic.