The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

apce and maintain the sale OF human nosh But the
b. read in whir PAPER that semsie-a mo4hsr-wien
she her four ohidten sold 70 unfeepg dealer In
human he murder ed Them rather than thsm trans
laws Of The Stare conslspsd her 20 the gsllows de
asked both his wing and democratic snds whether thy
He repeated that who profess to syWpsthisa sh
Their feox men and yet maiutan With nan
lien While IfoiesDg 70 protect the saeorer OF the
Mr. JoHssor, (dem) Of Tenn inquire, whether the
gentleman VINO .s hsa said that one 'pec i., a2si 3s
moved for tho purpose OF cresspg COZ Vpsttioa' !
Mr. drpprss-I spoke Of ths manu. ei slaves
snd not Of slavery 1t Ia the manufacturer sityes
alone who sustained aad hopored By the LAVE tho
country One great and strihpg policy charsc sIsed
b. administration sbich going out aud th,s
policy the hopes of It's friends dtircto IN
future he meant the Compromise The Nsa
who.e death has this day been IN the saa o
IN March 1850, put forth the programmes, which Va
carried through by the influence Of the Executive The
Fugitive Slave Law has ben in operntion than two
years md IN esen Mt thu Prcden has
Congratulated the eourtry the pro ocon va rdsd
the Southern master. Whst the facts FOR tnr.e
rbh hs eneng the Third of December larger nnRbsv
OF fugitive eayes the Nsrthern lakes founG
pi csfctftn under the CApadsn government than
ctoased at former period OF history wtNe tho slave
eatees .niDk back into the slave states sod bsc.as
silent Ills frisDo from psnnsyvssis (Mr Jones while
on tue Ccmp1omise measures: bus IL wa, aat.r.cs,rv
to him Ont Gidd'DgJ 70 know that Peshsylysss
Ioihiane1 thc men and democrats ~ho, at Chrsss.
ara stood firm In defence OF the PRINCIPLES which
Every YenaD holds dear to Ms hssrt They struck down
The rpprsssor and laid him In the dust lie thsuked
democrats for that thsnhed Goo and took courage
MIR Joi&ss (dem) Of Pa isquirsd whotber he under
stood the to say that the democrats sanctioned
and SUSTAINED the Christians rioSs?
Ehr GiDolNGs replied never heard anything else.
(LsUgh er.)
Mr. JoNrs further asked whether the geutlemsn took
II for granted that democrats favor what they do de-
clare themselves opposed tor
Mr. GIppINGs hop,d the gentleman would not nterre-
sate him TOO closely ana then 10 tho
friends of freedom by showing the progress of their
eyds OF which in the election to tine House Of
Col Benton In Missouri aud Gerrst Saish in New York
the popularity OF Uncle Tom Cabin tho srcachns of the
Gospel and the songs Of the poets He said that Fred
Douglass prospects brighter than derret Smiths
were four ago. When be comes here will have
sIotber u, trstion Of the Fugitive Sace lava fugitive
nom labor brjI giDg With HIM his African blood.
souTHERN VoioE.-"lhsn wen catch him" (Lsugh
ter)
Mn. GppINGs said Douglass would ask favors OF
Southern saveboloers Northern services lie
tent 10 speak for himself and the who
tact with him will get Oh second best. la conclusion he
referred TO letter from Mr. Webster to Minister in
Spain regarding Cuba written In January lSl3,
DtiDg 1t and saying that aeeocisted Webster
character wih hfsmy He ssd with the annexation Of
cuba 10 he United States fire would be kindlea to
burn on slavery and drive ID from the ointment
Dir. SrAaLY, (whjg) OF saio-fhere il one mat
ter In the pTesdents Message which not advert
ed 10 IN the pending resolutions OF reference An
pria'i0D made s~t for lunatic asylum and
this Is OF Importance U0ngressmen others
(Lsulbter)
MIR HousTos, (dem) Of Ala replied that he had pro-
posed reference to that branch OF the there
bcif already ample provision for lusatic confined
transported to Baltimore. (Renewed laughter
The Committee rose without dsposing Of the que gton
before It, and the House adjourned