New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

the United Stses should be party If his G,verrnen.
csn BE made TO take cOgnzance OF al oensss COMMITTEES
in The river Of tho country steamboats, and other
VIII have 10 extend tho Interference to al TIE lrolis
Are rot railroads much highway the NisssfpJi
Kyeri Government should not interfere with thhg,
which leeiiimae belong TO tie States The tendency Of
scrs j. air Sdy much toward Capitalization ia the
IedeIsl head
Mr.. TARKER remarked thai four Of these porsons
heretofore arrested aid tried for coaspr. der
too United statcs LAVE end il the du'y Of Gov n
ment TO soy that they shall not So large &c ain iii
tried BY Federal Court
tce of this bin Became tie United States has flil
Treasury is thei reesOn tor paving tie expenses OF the
no ecu,on Where l. tie aid OF the steamboat interests
10 prosecute tho Involved in this o4use /. would be
Dangerous precedent T Government to pay the expenses
q Iroiecutng crimes end nisdemesno-s within STATE
Limits
Tie bill was committed to tie Committee Of the Whole
On tie state o. tie Union.
Auess8cc var received from .he Prsd NJ Stating that
b be-. tged the bl authorizing the c,lsracion OF SIX
TIE House went into Committee norlinally on the Gen
eGGl Appropriation hi, whtn
Nebroka bill lie said, for the indians in the Ter
rory are concerned their rights are amply protected
n wa. true tits bill was presented Administrator
mC6sure AID tue, he vas here az ing but he was
no. Lere bindly oppose the bin because it was thus
brought forward. lie vac here TO follow be dictates Of
his own Judgment He believed the Administration have
taken high Daic nal ground the great American pTn
ciyle Of sefeoverDmeht which is dearer han any party
organization The political "reminiscences OF the gentle
7
, lesson Mr. Fillmore sacrificed CT tho Baltimore
Convention on the altar Of Northern prejudice and al
though Cen Scott, brilliant for his heroic deeds 81 wei
a. worthy in private character nominated by ths
Whgs h. sustained az Overwhelming defeat: The moral
IOver Of the Wing perry was broken down 10 Baltmore
Pierce me Ia almost b. acclsmatJD. llsiecd Of cang
tine national NO around him constitutional advisers,
he selected heterogeneous council 10 cOncstc factions.
and sections and preudce and thus Lost the nation on
fdence Never since the days Of John Tyler has an Ad
Ininitration had q sghtcr hold the American peo
pc. 1t was sad that John Tyler always had seven
friends who would rally of midnight TO his assistance bat
lie doubted whether President Pierce could conmand
than three lLauehter II was said this bill would
operate ayaiDt the South To this he replied he held 10
TIE doctrine Of Congressional nOnntor enon; the right
of the poople 70 determine the character Of their
Democratic Institutions. IT, however, this bill should
operate against the South, he, as southern man,
pers II that tic old enemies of The S1uihhe AbJ-
ionissg rud Free Sellers. here and elsewhere oppose
the I'LL How happens it that the strong minced wo
/ men who uLsex Themselves, and descend from their
lofty end lovely pheTe aud mnglo with A0Oi)nists aud
free negroes, oppose it How happens il that Harriet
Beochcr Stowe after propegatng her infamous slanders
rid going abroad enjoy the rewards Of her treacherous
,anders exertine herse TO bring opposition to the hil
How is it that reverend bypocriies Decorating their ga,
The Tetext is too shallow for further notice. lie pro
coedtd to show that the North violated the Missouri Com
promise in lees ibon year after passed II was era
Died in tempest and has been the source Of Abolition
excitement ever since. We shall have pace until the
Slavery ques,on is expelled from Congress. Then the
occupation Of the agitaoTs viii In conclusion no
Of past glorious deeds of the North and South aud
toquently alluded he duty of all sections to upho the
Constitution which designed to protect the rights Of
the entire country
Mr. WASHBURNE (Me.) said this bill opens up all
organized teures to Slavery occupation, in deraga
ton OF a solemn compact Territories consecrated to
freedom long Missouri shall exist for part Of
the C1mprom-e Il durable as the other II was said
the Missouri Compromise is unconstitutional violation Of
the principles recognized in system Of Government
and unjust But he denied oil this specifically he denied
the proposition in the gross and IN detail lie maintained
not only constitutional power to restrict Slavery in the
territories but bat it the duty Of Congress TO do
This view he argued Il. length. AS to non Intervention
lie Unlisted that the principle not in the bill 1t was
Jeluson. You might as well look for milk in male
tiger as % seek for il there.
The Committee rose, and the House adjourned till
Mondsy.