The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-29

Mr. snnz aid the gentleman from Ohio haA exhausted
trade Of defamation and scandal vss not from
association with gentlem en- but with free negroes
Having repeated what he said yesterday he remarked he
had referred to MI Adams and Mr. Giddings ius!ra
lions Of the abolition spirit and had occasion de
sign TO pisrerresent them. Parliamentary courtesy re-
4affed him 10 say the honorable gentleman; but he
meant m using this term, to refer to the member from
Ohio AS to John Quincy Adams he declared in debate,
on the 22d OF February 1874, Let abolition come,
at the expense Of the blood Of the entire saveholdng
section oil this Union" This outrage on every
element of humanity, and was moral treason to the
constitution Of the republic. The sentiment finds
sTopse only In the bosom Of the member from Ohio who
though protesting good nature has shown the magnty
OF cowardly fend when the member the House having
injured him, was about TO 60 home he went round bid
when said, ~ shake hands with you, sir" Just
as you please he replied That's the way treated him,
and that's the way the members generally should have
treated him. Mr. smith referred to his own retirement
for ten years saying he had not sought seat in Con-
gress and that without any solicitation his part what
ever he elected Governor Of Virginia Referring to
the obnoxious resolutions which Mr.. Gddngs offered
twelve years ago. he said Horace Everett from Vermont
his adherence Of tho rebrand which had thus
thrust the House When the member from Ohio could
act to provoke such condemnation from engaged
in the same common cause, what must have been the
damnation OF the conduct Of the member from Ohio Who
amid the bowling storm which his foul AMI atrocous
conduct provoked withdrew his resolutions? He went
home to get the rebuke OF his people, to get double
mileage II was supposed that he obtained it, of course,
No moral force could restrain him from IT, He comes
from quarter where all the money got in that way Is
clear gain. Qaughter But the House were not salts
fed with the cowardly retreat of the member. They
passed resolution saying the resolutions Of Mr.. Cid
dng justified rapne and murder and that he deserved
not only the of the country but of that body
in particular. Mr. Smith alluded to other proceedings
in this connection and quoted from Mr. Giddings' last
speech 10 show that nc justified boodshed behalf of
tic slave and in conclusion saidI believe in my soul
slavery is neither moral Social, nor political evil
believe that the white is elevated by the institu
on and that it is to the negro to make use of
him. believe that it is Gods institution. Has
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slavery If we get young men from the North before
acts like charm on the negroes Many Of them a-e
worthy of confidence and respect We have black family
servants who put to blush white servants They
lneless the moment you knock the shackes of them
ayoraby contrast the well raised slave Of the South
with the free negro of the North. Free well raised
vaGabond would say 70 gentlemen spare MS from Ian
gnage eloquent and polished like that of the member
from Ohio let not this hall be again graced by such
remarks as we have heard to day appeal to Northern
gentlemen, in the of God and country,
to give equal rights and they shall hear
Mr. OLIVER (whig) of Missouri resumed the floor hav-
ing given way for the explanations which consumedtwo
hours.
Many members now started out for dinner leaving only
forty-four present. motion made that the com
mttce rise Mr. Oliver bodily indsposed, but it
said in opposition to this that debate the Deficiency
bill ordered to close next Tuesday, and therefore fur
ther time should be allowed for discussion.
the repeal Of The Missouri Compromise and in opposition
generally to the Nebraska BILL declaring it did not
tain the non intervention principle.
The committee then rose
HEALTH OF EaIGRANT PASSENGERS.
The STEAMER laid before the House, message from
the President Of the United States endorsing the copies
OF correspondence between the British Minister and the
State and the Treasury Depart ments, relative to the
Iedency of further measures for the safety health and
comfort of immigrants by and commencing the sub
ect to the consideration Of Congress- Referred to the
Committee on Commerce.
motion was then made that the House adjourn.
TIE DEFICIENCY BILL-AN ANXIOUS MEMBER.
Mr. LETcHER, (dem.) of va said he should like to
make speech out of order against the Deficiency BILL if
he could, only little speech had yet been made
the merits of that since its return from the
Senate. The remark excited much laughter.
The House then adjourned until Monday