New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

srouiTsd III II o;heTwfe, tho settlement Vi t''
s~rur.sl 20 nothing for iac whole question would De
lcr.srv,rv fiu,o territorial government wa7 20 be
1870 4, territory acquired TO appealed to those W.
smstysed IN, North to stSnd By this principle OF sell
rssv,serf lie begged thom to rensnlbef t1st al
~ .,i Al State. we-o at tme slavehodies s1i'n'es
~ tme of the sdopion OF Inc Constitution Twelve on,
* tbs sir;een Ssdtes were slaysh1iding Siuco 20; I
a. OF an bed become f5e not because oi aooi9t -
80, Cocaress or ~ any action OF t1c Gdnera toF-
crnn hut by the free and unlrammeiei eAer.s@ o. nio
~ saiueiple OF SELF government, when wJ',ia 49,
ts aon and States to do ei thing. beat csl'iaca 20
prrg.otc their interests mus &c" n'. ,i,t
z Gslfd Slavery AID Georgia ma no. NSnas .'n ~
- lshc1 n and South Carolina retained H. NO 9ls OF
- o.1 Ssgtes al abolished Slavery because OF ne ,ot
n.,e 80 ors;nooce of 1884, or Congressional agitation,
out ths, had abolished bseauae nee 20 &c. upon we n
c;re 81 cf government Iheesoshei sacn institutions
-s" - mir iptererts rtqairtd H. Slavery wa3 never
~ .sled or prevented by Congressional eaactmont II
- P'cS s b1 N ' ne, IN eos When n was
s,,rrsi into territorial government she esabf led
az at once maintained it, and held l. in
said lsw tina. Slavery should not exist, then she
IA it, and the very dcy that Congress withdrew the
y a. ion, she took measure o establish syatom Of
,ou seton They did not abolish it for tho purpose OF
.,t into the Union. for their very Constitution Goa
fss provision for the gradual emancipation Of the
la The territorial act iyr iowa dld no; p.'. .h
nj sed 1t mi hi DO said that il was prohibited because
pc lswe of Wisconsin which prohibited Slavery we're
tended Iowa, bu power was expressly gwen 70 me
those Nsconsn laws Some slaves were carried more
and held and he believed The census Of ls'o snowod
fhera we're few in the Stale yet lie saii that
Oregon might be referred to as one spot wherein
opere,sjons legislation had prohibited slavery put
hs e,od ,c se eS Copgs the temporary Government
established 10y the people, b'd psonol.ou oiaFsy. ne
eel sf Congress was thefeosc nDtaas more sh p,o,o
sN declared they did not want TO do Iho adoption Of
A. ]oltiiion in tho 0iee0a BIZ was therefore nothing
an measure to ns.s so WEN e P5G
m, aed every abol.oas, IN the country ue;G,e mat
uns Congress prohibited sievery there, woni be car.
ed r. Thai State Theresult shcws differently The people
sft free Themselves pohibsi it, So in Utah AMI New
Mex;co those who favored Tic principle Of letting the
psopo Do as they pleased denounced By :bo Adolf
ons 20 Slavery propae ands but not yet had thing
tsen heard Of those people establishing Slavery. He
knew OF no Territory now owned by The United states
here Slavery existed except in this very Territory Of
NebrssLn, where these coliederases declare It IS pro
. Knitted by the Missouri Compromise, and where
tie Ordinance Of 81 is in force Thee e was ga
since was before the Committee on Territories mem
- Of the Committee asked ii there were any negroes
sSsre He answered that there few held BY the
Tnd;aps lie was then asked If there he'd by
Ate people His reply wa that there were some neld
IN white people but under very peculiar crcurn'enees
Eostep came into that country with his wife, 10 reside
hst the country being now, help was very scarce and
could not be procured and under THESE zoe
issionery went down to Texas paid thousand d9iar5
a. NJ cro and brought him FOR mis- own USE Laughter
By this il would appear that under peculiar circum-
fsnces such il the difficulty Of obtaining help, these
Abolition gentry and missionaries viii buy and
Mid slaves for their uso, taxing
psTteul pains too that no one else shall use them The
nreecIsr HIMSELF IL also turned out owned sleeves there
too while these might be the case Now he did not be-
Hcye that when tie country was settled more closely,
when labor could be procured Slavery would exist in that
climate day. He said he stood by the Missouri Com
uro;se "a long as it was Inain When that set
aside In the he had stated he stood up Tor the
principle Of the Compromise Of 1880 ana wSnld con
nue to stand by them. lie denied the right OF the Abo
lonsis to arragn him for being false to sacred Pledges
They had succeeded 1888 in rejecting and defeating it,
They bad hunted down with eTocity ana as II iof seeking
the blood Of every who in 1870 had voted for the
e.s.souk Compromise They had arraigned all vino had
s22pported or sustained tho Compromise OF 1880 ihey
set out now to the people OF the United safes the
falee statements that the address signed by mor-y
of the Ohio delegates when in fact had been sSneu
by two kenatcrs and few Representatives. in tho House
No Nhi.s Democrats had signed it. lhoseic" names
attached to were the pure uDaduteraed representatives
of Aboionsn Free Solism Niggerisn in the Congress
ofth nted States Gentlemen were willing 70 allow
the people to oslate all other subject but negroes
They w, re willing allow to legislate upon property,
taxaton and all social relations but would not trust them
TO ee aie for negroes Diditequre any higher degree
inteleenee to egsate for negroes than for white men
he d3 nIs he,;ov~ He rcsretted that in tho
nrrsued by the Abolition scrdus f,-
ks country their address, filled with misrepresentation
and fae statements not only Of the bill but Of tose VINO
were detrimental in forming IT, had compelled him to use
inOu. in the Senate oil tone so severe rs nc had
61 having now presented his views he would leave
the bill tc tho Senate and would perhaps hereafter axe
another occasion of replying to any objections wncn
MIGHT be taade to il. AS he set down, as wen ~ AZ Va
lo pnrte of his speech there were evident manifestations
Of snplaute in the galleries and in the ioboies bat hey
Iwere ~ omptly checked by the officers
NJ, CHASE said that the Senator had spoken He had
rnrtl his n They had heard the report noy moIo now
IN lie snoAe but far lac could see no one had oee
hur They all survived and he trusted would i9ns sur
v;ve such assaults as that of The Senator Ine senator
Ssd charged him and his friends with having prepared
their ADDRESS somewhere on the SaDDatn Inc osh'oI
Ind sc;z upon an accidental of dating ana upon
ma ado The charge that he and his friends had Floatou
the Sabbath for which day the Senator seemed 10 nave
such pecuar respect and yet the Senator iHsel must
have known that error OF dare LOT ne hsu hsn
TONED the fact that Monday the address appeared IN
5e N,- York Times The Senator said that ~ was In
tended 10 produce effect upon some tender em
hers of The Ohio Legislature and therefore hid peeh
represepted by its author that il was signed by mJ )fy
sof the Ohio Delegation Here TOO ihe Sea'or "as %
fsut The corresponding editor Of The Times had trans
mted the address TO his paper ana IN ms e'er upon
his ov responsibility has stated that II haa peeh Sue9
NV The Ohio delegation that editor had not been informed
by him. Mr.. Chase nor could LIE nave peon oy oo ~
Mad signed the paper He mir Chase was not responsible
M ySst later writers or any stated There was the
Address it bore the signatures OF those VINO nu sSheu
H. He had not il to Ohio lie knew not now got
there hut he he'd telegraphed 10 the ONO papers 'eS
them not to publish ii with any signatures but those actu
sllv 10 it, How he'd boon published ne knew not
His colleague could say it he paper been presented
to him.
Mr. WADE said he had never seen or read the docu-
mect As it had beeu made srown oy tne oehaV' nc.
Illinois he approved of it cordally ana tnougn' tha' IL
. had been presented to him he would have signed
Mr. erase said that be did not envy the feeling winch
crcrss tbe Senator to make the charge, or now having
made n 10 find il uniounded The Senator had chaeed
fha, he he'd been arragned by the address lie tray as
sured the Senator that writing that address tue
Rad for one moment occupied his mind The Senso war
sunt Ia in the postscript bu only as The author OF the
hill The Senator exaggerated his own importance had
considered himself the whole Committee and took upon
himself oil that was said OF the measure n0 NV nv