New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

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win not say that II is impossible tn understand tbi.
sentence but that IL IL involved Ia thick Of blda
deriug phTaseolosy vii deny. wil not STOP
to criticize WORDS but do say that the resolution should
BE- referred back to the Committee with INSTRUCTIONS u
reconstruct IL. and n put their m-aniDg utu ntells
Epehth unless NE intend T. have HI yhly respect
BILE Committee 30 be rnsde the butt Of every Ecnny4-
liner in the lsnd-s result which should deprecat-.
espes sly Of the est'm ,ion which hold my
brilliant and distinguished colleague who that
Committee, mt. FEssENDESl and INV tish regard for
the Chairman who reported the rssolurOBs and Who
en- quite must have fathered somebody elses bint
ling. But dissent quite strongly from the idea
prFfted In this exrraot As do ~ ito language IL In
pes that the time has yet arrived when may say
that the Fugitive Slave lag has been fairly i'm
partially enforced. The implication involves flre
statement God knows the l4w Il bad eoough At the
best But We do hnow that the Commissioners who
have acte under n, have abused their 20
grossly and ouTageousy, and made the law
tbas its authors Dded IL slufy ourselves by
ignoring notorious fscts therefore, make the state
ment have exu .cted.
Again Sir object 20 the resolution because OF
legisstion should be denominated considered final
II csDnot be In fact and 1t Is IDLE inpO,irOn
ke the declaration Further the resolution declares
that deprecse all further agiUton Of the question
thus settled as dangerous To our peace, and will dis
couneDaDce all att Dpp 10 renew such agtatiOD when
ever, wherever, spd however made"
Mr.. PRESIDENT suppose the Sismess twins should 20
bone 10 that great Peninsula In the Asituc Seas
whence they came, after living many years In NIrth
ing up the Fugitive Slave Law az blot upon our
tionsl reputation am bound a faithful mem)er Of
the Wing party, standing on this platform 20 dis
countensDce such agitation IL might be a renewal
Of Of their old sRitstons. Sir, | myself
deeply sgitsted at the idea of being thrust into
posuon where | am bound to such ubquitory
supervision OF agitation as the resolution proposes.
Wh1err madel H0acerr madei Sir, refuse efy
TO these vast obligations But not only
ths, / do not believe that the agitation of any
Of the Compromise questions Is dangerous TO our
aU.A / mt /
not sfrsid OF agitation upon auy topic whatever.
believe in agitation. II thing WON'T bear agiting 1t
10 sure sign that II very weak very rotten. The
great reforms of the world have all been fruits OF
agitation. All there 10 come will be the result OF
agitation. No Sir viii never commit myself against
agitsiDg any subject may choose 10 sgtate And In
respect others II were propose the surest method
If .iaiipg any subject it would be league with 800
other men, in every State Of this Uni n all Of whom
should enter into solemn compact with that they
would snive 10 preDen agitation of that subject the
most certain ay 10 make agitate, is 10 toll him
he sbsll not agitste.
n the first place, it is an impudent assumpaon and
in the next 10 egreRious folly Aud, besides Sir,
this idea OF discounteDsncing, smells OF Old Fogysm
It may do for schoOnasters among their pupils il will
for those who sim lead and inf
eDt, thinking The masses of the people of this
country are not serfs. Whist am | TO think of man
who tells he will not cOndnes my agitationl Sir,
cay to bin, go and learn manDers" Toe world has
outgrUwn this idea of c0aRteRGRciaS The Press has
outgrOwD IT, TO be- II may be OmDpotent To State
street. among the Cotton lords among the Shareholders
On " Change" in Wall.street aud elsewhere But a
truly tree people will spit upon the term and upon those
who would use IL under the Specification here aim tted
Once the resolution declares that 20 maintain
ths settlement h essential TO the nationality of the Wing
party and The integrity the Unisn." Sir deny the
assertion The assertion Is rdiulOusy false the
Element alluded 10 embraces the Territorial GOvernm mt
Of Ut8h. Nov, Sir, declare t to be aseev ient prop
osioD that If to- Jay to ahrogae totally the Ter
Ioria Government OF Utah. and leave that band OF cor
rupt and corrupng enthusiasts who occupy that Terri
tory thtr, y themselves under the
VI few mounted .imenIs that would affect either
1.-THE nationality # the Whig party 1.-THE integrity OF
the Union" On the contrary, instead of believing any
such Tom ooery this judgment Is that the ~isest
thing N Government do is abrogae that Terri
iIRl Government and restore matters the condition
in which they stood n the time OF the pass Of the
Compromise measures And this opinion have enter
tanned from the day Of the passage Of those
Ano il am grossly misniormed this Ia tbs decided
present conviction Of United States Senators to whose
attention the affairs OF the MUrmons have lately been
brought In Executive session
Sir, these are by means all my osjecti ms 10 the
resolutions under review But these enough aud
more than enough ask division of the resolutions,
ord allow opportunity vote for those lapproVe
especially 10 against the which have now
declared my Opposition Bot shall not weep If the d
vision is denied for consider the batch generally
but slouchug fehle imperfect and 10 some respects
fsse exposition Of Wing doctrines II will cost me but
ANAL effort therefore TO say nay 10 them all