The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-25

bad been strvging for many years to effect Important
believe that was wrong for an sbotonis and vhis
VINO sustars the Complomse, 20 act together II 20,
has ccneexue must have undergone . conversion =
toe This thing, compared with the coalition
which hes existed IN Mas achussts for twenty or thirty
years past. The Wigs carried the state WITH anti.
slavery votes in 1885 Hi. colleague (Mr Davis) was
meaber Of an anti slavery society In Franklin county,
OF the contribution OF the entire removal of
slavery iren the United States daughter Now he
[Mr Daye) being young man. ,hould have restrained
ais ambition within reasonable limits daughter
The third article in that Constitution labor
the abolition Of slavery in the District Of Columbia aud
the territories Of the Union, by all constitutional
nesns ard resolution declared that slavery Is sin
sad ought TO be treated SUCH other resolution
decaredapd this was OF Inter to Southern gentlemen
that immediate emancipation could take place wi bout
danger 10 eur white population In 1883 the friends OF
might have been there that another Of his colleagues
learned his abolition notions
Mr. ALLEN, free soil Of Mass rose and said. the
ceedings OF that meeting beyond any of the views
entertain in relation 70 slavery.
Laughter oil the hail and voices You're ultra
enough"
Mr. RASTouL There my colleague did no. learn bis
whole lesson and has Dot learned it TO this day My
colleague hr Davs) goes to such lengths that another
Loud laughter. Hit him again He's pooucing
into him"
ar RAsrouL continued to refer to Documents to
show The intimate connection of Davis with ebolitinpism
OF committee who reported bill which became
Law repeating the law preventing intsrmarriages be.
tween whites and muiattoes
Mr ALlrS, OF Mass, wished to suggest something,
which Lost in the cries of FAIR play!n Sit
down Y "order - Down in front -
Amid the cCnfu ion Mr. DAVIS (whg) OF Mass said the
rmsrk OF my colleague just made is perfectly psropri
ate sud in character Ny other colleague Mr Rantou
s another sort Of rersou,
MIR RANrouL.-what sort OF person am, l intend to
show. He then continued his fragme ntary history say
ing that " his colleague had reoanted and changed his
principles be (Mr Rantoul bad heard the least
indication or rumor Of il
The Cbairmans hammer here fell, the hour of two, to
which debate was limited having arrived
fusion
The CHAIRMAN said the hour 20 stop debate had ar.
rived (Gfies of go Only
The committee the CH.IsN.S said, had no rower to
disregard the order OF tn House
Mr. RASTouL.--Can go on il there be objection :!
CsAmpAN You cannot
Cries of Go on - 90 on -, with others of Order y,
and kh ,ckipg Of Chairmaus hammer
MIR Housros (dem of Ala Char nan of the Comm t.
tee Of Wsys and Means had right TO speak hour
Mr., R.s1ouL anxiously wanted Mr. uoust on to give
him = little OF bis time
Mr. JOHNSON (6en of Arkansas appealed from the
decision OF the cha'r-s
Cries of Oh no ~ " DON'T do that"
This CHAIRMAN endesvered to re,tore order
Most Of the members wa uted Mr. Rantoul to 90
Mr.. Oar (dem } Of S G wanted to know Of the
Chairman if the time for cosng the debate could not be
extended.
Mr. J.HNsor, of Arkansas, asked whether Governor
Mcdowell not once allowed to go after his hour
had expired
CHAIhmAn-I don't know
Mr.. JoHNeon- 1t is known to many gentlemen
woes Oh, Johnson withdraw your appeal.
Mr.. BoUsToS-That in the House, Crimson.
CHAIRmAN-I know 1t has been referred in the ouse.
Mr JoHssos--Any how, appeal Have l a right to
say any thing on it
CH.isMAs-You can't do It. He then stated the ues-
tion appeal
Mr.. sr,sLr, (whig) Of N. G The gentleman from
Massachusetts cannot because there fifty OBJ
jectors to it, and he must have the unanimous consent
OF the House.
There was some further diseuseon end confusion
when Mr. johnson withdrew his appeal and aftsr few
minute the ceased and the members returned
to their ats
RETURN 70 1Hy MEXICAN INDEMNITY
Dir HorsroN. Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways
an; tn a ADDRESSED the COMMITTEE. in support OF
the passage of the bill as it reported and without
amendment and he replied TO the remarks Of gentlemen
who hsd preceded HIM. and had favored leaving the
Execui the ecution Of this of ell la IS,
which he Us bound TO execute
The committee then rose, and the House adjourned,
without taking any question.