The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-06
CITY OF WASHINGTON, TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE g. 1854

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nave preseatsd N: ststsment q ne and facta
rom ne fccofGs o. MA H0uae All comment nom me Is
unnecessary But VIII psss on % aneheF point The
from Missouri At the ontaet Of h speech said
.f any bill 10 impair the Missouri f,oprouise bTs (,
slave State under the sdminstra0n II Prsdsn elected
from slave state should hsye deemed dnt 10 have
s' - ~ Inc and e have made the motion which
~ prsscssOss ~ the rsPnso u pscts
are n1 ~ 70 Ds should have moved Its
Ie latter part Of the ssn,lsmans speech we ind The
following; ~ R33
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counties added !" III Stsi, ~ ma ~. ,eu ~ n.
prons line 10 inciads H. and actually converting that e
region from free anil ~ sInve . Nr4ber votae nsd n
70 be done northern altered shove hundred miles
OF the compromise line for our benefit request
;. MI W H. neyer % 70 tns Norn i0r H. nor re
thss ~ rsrs nscesssry ~ N ~
Indian rcovsis snd III AT sitsr.fin N tc conromfs
line yhleh savs u the bssntif Platte sUuatry How ia
talented Dr. Lam and ysslf the 6snsAs, and General
Ashey n the Honsc-how did We 6bn that great boon FOR
our Stas Did We ct these votes By becag abolitionsm
snp TO- ng W. got tnsm ~ aPpeaMn4 70
~ ~. Az .nc asclng. ~ ou olstnrcn g
ss bsrd ~ ~ ~s h onov "v = f .ms
fcurtanr a,;r % ~ st;SS e. ts ~ ~ s % = uS!ks s s~v E ~
South and saved he tresty ~ one sote Ana Y Who vas
part Of all these to solicit
and thanks for them will not return them
or gooa ~ aempng 70 deprive them of ther share OF
'oinPromiSe WINCH VIC i"Posou upon them.
Now sir | ask the gentleman who said that he had
stood upon the Missouri Cofnpromse from the frt md
that he Intended to stand upon the last If be did not
Mr.. BENTON. Does the gentleman ask question?
Mr.. RICHARDSON. propose to comment on II?
Mr. BENTON Did the gentleman ask q question?
Mr.. RICHARDSON. Only for the purpose Of comnent-
ing upon 1T
Mr. BENTON Did the oentlenan ask q ansstion2
Mr. RICH ARDSON I did sir and nrnnnse ~ comment
on the facts and tbs reply. - - =
Mr. BENTON Then NV answer Il there We obtained
that Compromise by Solicitation. and not by force
Mr. RICH EDE3lN we nronosn Il cIsnga the ,a- ,v
act az Conprcas as von Ala fsirIv and nrnnariy
The gentleman saws there are three slavery compro-
mises in our hisory-te ordinance If 1797 the cons-
ton and the Missouri Compromise Of 1920 and each alike
sacred
In another part Of the penemans speech the gentleman
refers 10 the fact that uner the ordinance Of l7s7 Indiana
peoncd five times for permsson 10 hold alayes or linn
tied time and that Congress rriected WHY? Because
Congress regarded that ordinance "a settle
of that question Sir the country have regarded the
let us see how this third proposition stands
In 1920 the Missouri Compromise or restriction was
passed. and part Of the agreement was that Missouri
should be admitted into the Union | am not going to
trouble the committee with an argument which has been
SO fully discussed am only going to state the facts as
briefly and explicitly possible say Congress refused
admit Missouri into the Union as Stats until another
compromise was made and that was the first violation Of
the Compromise Of 1920
Let it be borne in mind that no Congress has ever by
vote or act assumed that either the or the
sttuo could be annnlIed Congress refused "a ne have
seem TO carry into effect in les Than one wear 3hc .aIIed
Comproufse of 1890 TT-IT III '' ~
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vays-thera raro tok. an fro,, fr.odr, - ; sI~s
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ana aid tbat IL 90. co,nnsra !. IT, .y;aJ H. r. @ s,s
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cn,n,;ss fro,n !; snd IA ,,o 80 u;; a. - :, d;d !, 49,
the whole What ask In nr;nc;nls y The d;s.r.rc
Al most n car nnIr ia IN. d,fsnnnp t.n ,.attr a
grand larceny r.! ~ ~
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Peu anu lNseu 'ne sAa"nauon sAunctony OF tne AZ
nsuon o. ner a,er scrunnxng ana os;qusstomng the
ha uon az lne P9rn ~ lenS.n aSAed nel now long
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=. ML "mnr su Ms. Easy, no, married, anu got
vn.u ,, rsse, innnAnir s"u .ne huise, ~ ba very
niue one me gentleman rom missouri says ne got by
ueBRne very ntue OF tne nssouri comp"ct impaired
'na. =, 'nsy only impaired J, niue
poroh Of me territory purchased lrom louisiana north Of
~ deg 80 mn was included within the Territory OF Utah
"," ~ nav = 'np~rea h 'o1o IN 1850 anu III looo'
, ~ a. s e now s ns - so's,nn cv
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@ a. M. Iontess uu no' resn'u y ~ solemn com,
Paso m ny ~ o,u nor =, ~ u.a' n IN loAv, 'o'o,
,a.1 Ios ~ sss poo' on nn' "oe 'his cons'"er
''spV,1i"s " a'e enuis PsoPoe'uon.
a. w ny Poivsc " ionow ~ iePy 70 tose otnel Por-