The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-31

chicago on ths Oonproalss q lsss Hs ssid that the
South had not tiumphsd the North, the North
the NORTH and ths North had taken away nothing from
the South-usthsr had suendsred any important ngh0
&c goss On further and speas directly Of these
misses. Mr. senator Douglas, In his great seal for the
must sss.s ); &. sosssssos ed -: Usea With Al
y n1s Ss .s II IL
mses must abolish It. and resolve each 5tste into
pes. Il. In. a A: sss
VIZ ~: ySs not av,s. M
that he must stand By the constitution. too, say
% and among Il ssc.s glorious
ass Be a.. % oS. 5
the Territory Of Nsbrrsks istains the same relation to
slavery did the territory acquired from Mexico prior to
1860 This may DO true IN fact but does tSi: furnish
slavery s the Of vas.
power of this immense tract Of land Is yet to 1t
was view OF this that the compromise was made They
~ to grs eject to the oomprsmiss Of 1850 Then why
do they not repeal it That Senator Douglas hs
ss . s IL, s
imperative 1t has been virtually rspsaled-that 70 all
infants and purposes II ID repealed This compromise
70 say that this pur possd declaration is violation
of the Missouri mpromiss On this subject shall say
both before you, and shall leave yon judge whether
this Is correct II you look upoa 1t as do, - viola
the honor Of the south-you viii raise your voices
sgan,t this measure and protest loudly that IL may
DO heard throughout the other States Cheering and
applause have trespAssed too much upon your time
Other men will follow who will speak more eloqusnty
Ny purpose only to propose the resolutions which
We intend to bring forward this evening. shall now
K.:v.d That shs city Of New York from tho io, s.
foremost in maintaining ,he constitutional Fights Of the
Hnisa that II .
Pat wei aPOxn regard e, .hs Wus n.sr.:s: ana well
II ON hs D.
ss:s .ssi:ss sss sss.;s:s
viii listened rs.psosiui ssssnson. sosh ~
and In Congress assembled from the South
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ssoion Of The sos 4 Scnsress commonly known -
II ss1
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have been duy SoDyoed, shall y forever prohbised
NJ policy in
DECLARED ashnston Jefferson risnilin
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missisn the Union IN 1873 with constitution saaotonins
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:Gyss in @ Splinter the e Of ps
.h UniOn would be shs sprs q free and
Ssn and and 70 s
the oonsvery shas ragged ,hs country Hanry
asssd Che .nSoasa section
asiasy sssa. ;sSs WV cs..ssss 9
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identity Icing md interest with The free sass
:s e Of sSn Mus
.sa y the slave ,nodas
ritory east hroush eleven
'os NOR;
ss 'ass I. IN; ten ss 81. s. . s.
and that 4 tai. TERRITORY be saashsd from
he ,hsrein q slavery would i1s.S
u: sas on
ks.oyst Thu. 70 shs prs..aos g. forth
70 70 s bin % s: n:
= section s:sss1
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to oertsn territory acquired France cannot sas
;, tho pr ople Of any SOW, passed thirty
acquired fr Pm Mexico
1850 then passed al disturb the Mis-
Timely That Ii. provision in shs Texas Boundary bill Of
1850 origin ally introduced n an smendn eat by ssaAsor Ma
principle prehibon Of siavsry north Of thirsyn de-
and thirty minutes which h.e been no
1886 that Tor shsss reasons tho PROPOSED
i.s % which
he si%p.ss :: i :. IN s
OF the avov cd spirts and for general dis
iassa, sas 1s ss
Men that re h pds those Conf romse
Rseiysd has vha,ever other results. might follow tn.
Il. s and S,no
cy Of o, ftue hsvps sn Sns ~ h
sneset Of slavery and thus materially weaken national
"a Resolved II Al We call upsa ths Lsgsasurs Of this
as Ssnn s IN Ss
deem nees all Aenpt som whatsoever quarter, repeal
ss .s md ' osi 1DSa s sas
BY Congress 70 seeurs ta.s cSmpset nom VIOLATION 81
inssrge sin. his esnsti'usosal VITO
10 the pEssdin ofer Oh Of oar state Lsss
New iok congress prssoa.,,ion 20 shosc Ssdes to
don't OF the United States.
MI EMMSr continued m ght have said one thing
orr: might taye referred he admission Of slavery
l1tS tnI Nfr1iory nut we 10 tnis,
This is rot qussiioa OF faction between And
those in favor Of siAvery-t is not question between
whig ard denoorst l. nquestion simply OF treaty
and ~ Its ooigatoss upon the IRA sting saruss /
nigh, pds-d, show yen the tfec slsvs LABOR and
prove TO You that while Ohio New YORK going
ahead virginia Is going back. | coul show you that
the effect VI slave labor Is retAd rather than ad
vance county. Bat, In conclusion shall only cav
The vords OF one Of and most disg
statesmen, Wherever the labor Of country is per
formed BY slaves labor dhonors hands Of fesmsnn
The spceoa OF Mr. Emmet ..d the readog OF the reso
lutons occupied An hour and quarter aud he took his
seat amid cor siderable applause
Tho CHAIR-rsliow citizens, l will introduce TO You
James W Gerard, Esq,. who ~in address you
gentleman for~ard ana handed the Chair re-.
solution which he said he desired TO have offered dorins
the evening
Mr.. GHAsD then came forward and was rscsyed With
great applause. He spoke folow:-
1t the beauty of free Institutions that man Of al
par lea, OF All political compilations meet
trial ground Whenever event may tn threat