The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17

argument I'm, thing bu. dosnaticl 4 aasartton RI,
assert, thas Great Bixin hns cominon At tn Beige
wb' upoo ths statue Book a,is or Pariiamse
ar lat- as ISL ard is in which i, p,rticul.ry cis
clslneo all touuiou thsrs Tasy could not panish
legislation there is To be found Eoglis1 lawyer IN
Doctors Commons, sho dog,Dacay asserts that Eug.
lard has demnlou here Nj Bardiny goss further an
ntsrts that En5snc has domn Ia Co ,trsl Amsrics,
ard that 10 aftsr the treaty of 1850 which Eagan
and The United States both clare p,tivs
usry He p pnoupc-d hs opinion Of Mr Hardin 10 b.
eothins hut mers,raus Arrogaurs H. comm sd spou
Mr. Hardipgs application of he maxim. 'Erp eo ..ius
est eatlasto olei1b kessd ats ~ In tn oao.r 10
oDs Bads OF i. in repevn occnrrirg t1 hia
hpowleoge sold mare ard bet xssn ths tire Of
salt Hpa th' actual c.very the mare brought forth ias
colt Tie seller refused to give up the colt, The
around that er1resfo est erciuso coli (LAughtsr
He said he could make OF Sir. Hsrdioas use of this
maxim nothrg moro lsss than that sas oross
a. title fy Great Britain sxct dad everything elss after
commenting much further this point, ne /. Ia ex
pressed his earnest wsh that tse violation 4 treaty oy
ertat Br might be stopped He quoted tho
otPrsident Pierce naus ss Eppoab the scq 81
Va OF coIn on on tDi, coatinent European nsticns
sud I'D that Great Srain snoud b. 90 Abe oy
n-r Ir.sent Interests o. ths contin-nt. Lord Csren
Gen. dssps'eh OF May ~ the Response this
9u"l. The response, II vas trr@ mu aic.t.d
cht n fenisly md IenAta,d till st-ly but the fact
was nsv rth-ess true. tnst hsdy had tn yoi
usm IN oefor- he had 70 suost to 'hs c1rtsn
lecture from ,be British government In /. Lpcd sra
don tells the Pretiden. thAs the British government
viii maintain its protestora,s The Sovereignty
thr no quito lndiars AMI that of hoat j -as
o. N1a,ssus astnipt 10 isterfcre with those Indi.ns
the, 90 ~ ~ their rsrii Where yocatAs of
Honf' doctrref II rhat despatch IL attempted b.
carried ont the reste will % viostsd rns pr.dsat
suited and the Monroe doctriee traapl-t under
loot " Great Btit.in attempts 10 vo',ta tas treat
t. TO int fsre f.ith the States of Ceutral Auerica
la the natter he wax for resstjnr tpst sttsmpt
England and Frsnor armny for ths all Of rartsy
Wpar interest bsye they In To,k.v To what
the United Sxtea have in maintaining tha uray of
Central Ar eIcaY II Great Br;a,a does procs-d In her
ssgressit u, he believed III. scoinstrat would
upon the ooseryapcs OF The treaty; but Insisting with
dothsre must be efficient demonstration of resist
apce In such contest all parties wouIJ stand by tbs
President Those who ~ish 10 prssrrve the faith of
tiestiss would sustain him Flo could igins ia
such ces- how there could be division OF pafiies IL
there shouc from En-. lad snch despatch
ss the peolept ooe OF the 27h OF May hs would
should be the introduce bill placing he naval and
MI military forees q this country .s the use OF
defence OF the honor Of ths country. AZ would
gave Great Britain the choice of pes,e Win honor
able terms by ihe sic Observance her part OF the
ea and our rights or osr resi- "a &C, oy active
urss her e1cioach violations OF treaties This
United States demAn led o Crest B ain tia neutrality
of Inc lshH us, not only for ner for the
benefit of the world,
Mr. CAss Gem of Mich said, 10 the rpsecs OF tbs
Senator, the other day, he aluson to h.s being
cbidec as echooboy oy his master. He rae
Senator intended, bal TO him IL appeared
Ike coatern ptuous res cs TO his hsvng oeeu once
scI oomss ter IN the senator's town.
Mr. cAYToN-No, sir; hIvs the highest respect for
schcolmAsurs.
master at time, and ts thanked Cos that he was
ciiztn OF country whore such would
poor schr olms stei-he rsoiced i. lie proud
that he bad been promoted from post to post
fellow citizens without any iuert of his own at hs had
he'd his present poslt member OF the hgh.s
deherave body In tho werld and hs friend aud
ciate If Ihs most smineD, men IN the lana. He thea
commented upon the us.fulEess of schoomaters
peaied that he proud Of having once b,sn ons.
Es considered the Senstor from Delaware Of
abest tshAsrs and best parliamentary ans ia the
bcdy buE he nevertheless thought ne ass) right
ia this matter and il he sch ,on.sser, and
the Senator his pupil he would not cesDAif out ths by
wholesome Of argumsnts-aId strikipg ones,
mentioned by the IrAeiite, administered posteriri
they woald mount to tns brain add odacs
(Laogher) He repeated Ills poinoa o. tats suojsst,
maintained it, ecsness He l-Ldci tnat
map exhibited here on rhurscay last did not epr.
cent Te,.s A. mo ueed 10 Ceatral Auseica, As
stated by the S-patcr. He rrAd the title of the
map referred Sir. Cr~mpton. letter 10 Mr. Clay
and tbs ught IT extraordinary procsecice
tart 10 suge, 4. that the d~s eh.s Of his "a yovsrn
nsnt ~beh bad evidently Undergone The scrutiny OF the
British Cabinet, Did not what
rneir face thy sspresssd and that ms
did the subject upon wbicn IL writing
He thsn tered at leEgh iao tb- question Of the B
,h title the Belize, and pSntA,nst that, since the
treaty the British gove had excssdng
the bour dA les OF its INN ediat- srttsnsnt de said
that his quotation Of the British dsspatchas 70 sustain
him was o-caue The Senator bad said that
would say that Horouras was in Central America. Hs
had merely shlte red himself from the charge insanity
by quoting these ctspatctes.
Mr. ssid that the senator seemed to have for
gotten ! Delaware where the schoolnsster taught
coctnes acvers- bis couatry and took sides
foreign Dment sgsinst MA tbs rule
TO the argume and striking roSers0ri
the master Tn- Senat only authority Tor assert
tnat the Belize Central America Is the patch Of
the British govern and thA too IN opposition to the
interests OF fs own goTsrnnent--n opposon to that
always assumed by the Unitec st-s ana in opposon
to that he we'll knew the vie taken oy the pr-ssn
adninistrAiion OF which he profssssi supporter
The whole tendency Of the grnt-maos agomsnt TO
show that Great Brsia would have tho right to with
d The rAtinc Atons tina treaty, he thought
that ~oud the fact that tue deoas origin
atsd by thu nator the 8th Of January las. year
n.a. II 4-asu ,,ld G.A
way ef getting out Of the treaty He thought the
senAtcr American, ogght not complain OF NJ.
hampton eor<ctns his own government IN fsyos OF me
Unitev States. He did not originate this dabAte-it
was forced upon i'm. IL was commencsd 10 open
session he did not approve Of discussing trss ries
In tpsn fession. IL Differences OF construction
existed, to express that openly like sho .irg
your hand 10 your opponent at whist. IL the for@ga
government found such seDstors che from Mchi
gan tabmg its ride sgainst bis government they
would ~ MS views and look to his aid 10 Jusi y
them in adopting diferent cons ructon cf ne treaty
He had succeeded ~ getting on ih- protoco
the Mexican treaty ~ ourped to executive session,
and, he thought, with good elect This sgnns oi his
powers 70 thsha.g. The I..'Gs.ion o. ,as ss.' Was
TO his and beyond praise or espsors He thought
the ought not to have thus discussed this
sct OF hs great rival but that rather he should
have tad, . Roman did upon the c.Ath Of hs sue.
cessful rival He VAS great inesed for he conquered
ne"
Mr.. CAss said that not man had svsr expressed or
felt respect for General Taylor than had
esteemed him than he did, but he did not sdnit
tbAt tno StnAtor WAS IsuI IN Saying thAt ovoAh5u 20
den was dead that therefore tho .o,a OF his adm
traton not 70 be discussed. He could admit no
fuch doctrine.
On motion, The sutjsct WAS laid on tbs table.
wRhCK or TiIE SAN FsAsclsoo
The House jo Mt ie.ouiior, sppoini-g coslmtte. on
the ,ubect Of ing mooy for the aisg the
avengers on board the San FfAocisoo taken up.
This resolution 10 form requiring approval oy the
President IL was laid the tab~
Mr. Shields iniroducei tons in the words, but 10
different form, sim rovdng for j1int comnittsc,
so and IL adopted Msssis Snslas, Gsin, Psarcs.
Hamin. and Everett, were appointed.
The senate then nto Execo tive session, and did
rot Aej journ I'LL long after four o'olocs,
House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jaa. l6, 1854
PAY FoR 1Hs ARMY oFucERs SOLDIERS ON BOARD TN
FRANCISCO.
NJ p,svrr fdsrn ~ III int rfs ucSd bI uYovfdiuR