New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

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te IN, 20 t-a' ',f, r,t'..,t tri law herein
Coniry has ifvEtu 'i'.''t ,.. = .....il mo-.
IL North, that ihofe i- h' 'N-'' 'N VIM. 49,. 49,
wtinely hear m-'A-- .'.-" -f t-r .. r.rr
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mtny eies lay eIall VIM. ,- t +.i,--
srotm ior 'nf c'' vA .. a. ~ ,g1,ie
YVES acquired D., 'I1 "''''U '-y 20 ~ -,
ConCdUJcy "Ni inc tA.ei"'H ' '-'
Of Gloria ana South ,.o--L', ihe ca "' lt
90 tn nted Stats D.-ote 'Le "u''.'-i W ~ $500
Constitution. " Ioik, tOur ectcut A-a.,4loe ana
Nngniu laid claim to ue i.g4il,y rp.."'ts ~, KY
ONO New ftih 10. ca -. '-;,,, ,nrrerdsJ ie~
way made The first sac h'e' ana i'leIly
claim t. the trlttd o. ,-7' - L. -, -.
3owci her eSamF le'ehD .. 'V-4s 'tI 80 e. -.
apar OF tic I sac. 'Ao ~ '..-'gta - - 80. '
gotenm'It Oh tne '-..',' - - =, O1io R,f,5
prohibited slavery forever hUtA "5st o. it Oto N"~o
King md ThomGs Jehcr ON leading inc way lhVooAllIy
seryuie month wos. or ibc ONO "as Io.eVoF-
IGreat applause Looking az me S-l-ea #A'ch occupy
that pol ion their RAPID GROWTH theT |-2.' ~ 'l's lh
stituton NAV we Wei ay shat ths p'1e ~ 'Iosf
s,iaes oso an unable debt Of altitude % the IN IN
who laid the basis Of their government tno men wo p-o
posed and carried out The North ct O-laance iHr,
sr,suss II -ocesa of time L9uis8n4 acquired, and
i'm IOusiana proper what then caiei province OF
New Orleans slavery PREVAILED 10 such gree That y
was not deemed advisable ~ disturb g. When Missouri
asked admission into Cur Confederation Il was deemed
TroDer To andy the principle OF the ru We Ordinance
70 Ierp nd
not the application Of tlat principle should be made
condition OF adm.ttiuZ Missouri into The Union Finally
however, II was '-cod that in consldcrANon OF
her being admitted without the application ~ the North
west urincple invO~ntacy sCrvitudo SHOULD be forever
prohibited north Of &c deg 30 mn. OF northern latitude
mis- Compromise received tho unwilling elt or the
North thourh II was strongly urged oy almost every
Southern rete sentative roc0iiecf "a lt Outhe sabbath
,,orTno IN tho uo,s of,o 10 this Civ IL -ch gloom
o0unl IL that PRODUCED by any public intelligence !
had Witnessed for 40 years; and, on tlat day,
many an anxious aud humble Christian offered bis
prayers the Throne OF Grace that the genrrt'in
might be forgiven for rstCnng on the now oaje inc ms
chief which had already c1dsd - nach eVl III te 's
south west the Ohio and gievOuty retarded Their
Irogress However the deed was donc, and Arsansas
came into the Union, TIE NOrh remaining rl6 10 the pm
emile ~ the Conn romse, the North has ever done.
fow yoA.s later action was to be takon' with re-,
sptet to the territory acquired from h5Acoi alI
whout sdvert'np to tlo principles upon which THAI C)n
promise maG wi'hOrt sGyirs 90 vas ono rons5 it
he sttily and sincerely concur H. mty however, say
s principle have been adhered to by mo people OF
the North but no" ~ 'hy my a-ooao - In "n ;
the plnclliesoI l"o 49,. -. 81 Je,s-,o;,o
zens OF oiher lmts 81 u" 'o g,-,,., ,1',o1
lAlPlaIIte nu ,it ~ H. desired Inv the S,ntfsrn eopie
us nOt oecaq q eI H.; & do not min. ,his aits.ion
LEI ne uo ' i =. am, l,aa or r,,qsir, sr,r1ur
coCorh'Ts 80 80 d. - in ne S,ufno-n States II
io W o,oa,, tLe 5itat,rs I'm tie C,ayress of their
mas ucn eois III O, ~ -hn.-.,o T., fbeir fierce
hepresen'nlSStss W., 49, ,JToy b@,,. cv r. si1ce 1s9l
uesHe io' ponN f,,, ,l'efr .,e-;trsr4s Eel far
sougI 20 ss VIC - & ~a,l;t, and the salty of their
me PreheiNa ',i,i - y, ~ ,a-sonel
prots.'y az 80 tbat osser;ior mean 20 edhereto
ambition anu III IlAI ia az 49,; 80 20 - Tho ,;t;vens
iaeis 10 pioNSS 60 ~ So o,J ,, tba. VIII Ia nj,
The people OF me sumner" ' 20. A. -" go; -.
al occasions 1nal NJ '. ,1in tie, bor1ers the,,
iot he Pc ~ a. ~ -, co. Ia h ,g-.ce. the man
nave never en,II "a ~ q, ,.' .s f,i n, is2f ~,
p,; NO ont of RELIGIONS fanatcism IN.
hs'll -, l., Vir,,nio tb. frst that excited
PsLeu a, -, ~ a., ,,rt;on of tina country What
any SIeA. "la &C. 40 'f the Moth the leader.
was the conoucI OF .ne 'oaV u ~ t pioj mi, New