The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

ribte Ovrrawe me and break me down ~ puOiic man
ray will require much than that to overawe mo
In the discharge Of my public duties make neglect
at any time any occasion fcaressy to utter
sentiments and do what think Ia right But tho great
Of this charge IL In the other wing OF the Capitol
mporcd the presiding ofioer there II he about to
surrender me prisoner OF that should have tho
solder's honor Of being shot and bc strung up
gallows by Northern abotonists that when tho halter
about my neck should be taken with Southern
white to the execution ground and not be dragged
by African bondmcn. One word more In Justice to my
Southern whg associates who may have misunderstood
what said here the other day in the House. namely that
the whig column fdtcred or wavered, and that
tho why the rest Of the Northern
national men were depressed and why they staggered,
the votes Of this House. cannot acknowledge that the
chosen head Of the column wayered-hat he had been
captured and taken by the enemy and was in their
session-but say now, with pleasure that far
know every Southern whig OF the column longer
wavers but il true and faithful to the constitution and
to the Northern men who with the pledges
to support the constitution II there has been any mis
construction regards that sentiment Withdraw It. as
to nl Of them In that trying which occurred in
the cabinet when the great body of the South felt 1t
cessary separate from Northern wings the sentiment
of every Southern whg who remained behind was, that
Northern should be protectod-that the pledges Of
the compromise should be fully sustained and that
candidate for the Presidency should be put forth who
would not come tor the fnay of tho compromise
measures, and who would not stand recorded
1t due to US Northern men, that wo should
have such support from them for in the great hour Of
trial two sessions services necessary for
them and given to them. freely. Ever since that
we have been hunted down In tho Moth the Missouri
Compromise men were in 1S20-but one two OF them
survived the political shock the rest hurried into
political death by their connexion then with the South
If feel sensitive upon that subject amidst the adverse
political opinion about and If we joined with them to
execute odious provision Of the constitution and in
creating rican sentiment for its vindicaton aud
support and if desired and claimed thoir protection,
claimed only what is our due and right and which If
they give support ourselves and country
upon the basis of constitution
Mr. STANLEY remarked that he had not tho
ticle in the Congressional Globe Tho gentleman has sad
nothing which calls for personal reply upon my part.
leave it for the gentleman who has been assacd to
take of himself he thinks proper and can, il lao
plcases do not speak in his defence lie would not
thank if attempted it, for that would imply that e
needed It, He has spoken to regret in the Senate
regret all personal matters here elsewhere If any
defence needed would call my democratic col
league Mr Venable who represents his district; my
other colleague, (Mr ClingmAn) who is on friendly
pore exceedingly this state Of things and these charges
and counter charges, in tho Senate and House only
say single word in all calmness and without
ecting anybody The only part Of tho speech of the
gentleman (Mr Brooks) which touched mo tho other
day and which he has generously withdrawn, was the
idea Of Southern wavcring the question OF tho
compromise felt hurt at what thought to be charge
ofnfdelity the people who had honored wish their
confidence; and the gentleman has referred his
remarks made In the last Congress- Of woong tones
towards Southern and fierce tones towards Northern
men will say that several gentlemen were restrained
from replying to him in harsh terms from the conside-
ration that their previous relations had been friendly
with tho gentleman and that II improper to indulge
in fierce tones towards gentlemen from his latitude Tho
feelings speak OF actuated mo- To accuse Southern
Of waverng in that respect Is to say that they
patriotism OF regard
for the rights Of their constituents No Southern
could hear the remarks without burning with indgna
ton did the hearts Of Southern gentlemen the
day. He however, has made tho dmende honorable and
upon this point, therefore, have nothing to say.
MIR. Bnooxs-I know tho gentleman don't mean to say
TINT made the amende by the suggestion, advice
insinuation of any body FROM tho south don't desire
that idea to 60 forth that was intimidated into it,
Mr. STArLY-I intimated such thing in
timidaon--not by any means.
bii BuooKs--I would make even the FIRST quafca.
tion trd ! intimidation
MIR. StAsLr-I repeat don't intimate such thing.
One word moro. With regard to the remark Of the gen
tleman that there large body of Southern mon who
Southern gentlemen who present, and those who
left he would have found that he mistaken in point
Of fact think majority Of Southern remaincd
that is my impression.
The ouse then passed tho Senate bill for the relief Of
the MSnroe Railroad Company and their securities and
agreed to resolution to stop debate next Thursday
THE HOMESTEAD HILL.
The House then went into committee the latter bill
MIR iATrs (whig) of H. made speech in favor Of it.
lie followed by
Mr. SMART (dem.) of Me-, who proceeded to show
that the South has made too much complaint about
Northern aggression and that the grievances first
named have not been great have represented
MIR DEAN (dem of N. y. made speech about the pO-
stion Of parties in New York assailing wings and
claiming that with proper standard bearer the demo-
Gratis carry that State in the Presidential contest
The committee then
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
DIR. Houston, (dem Of Ala reported bills making ap-
preparations for the Post Office Department Navy Depart
ment and for carrying the mails in which
referred to the Committee Of the Whole the State Of
the Union.
N ALABAMA
The House passed the bill changing the time for hold
ing the United States Courts In Alabama and then six
O'Clock, adjourned.