Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-11
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Plymouth, Ohio, Saturday, March IL.
The Nebraska Bill In the Senate.

&AS ~sSoA ooho LII IL tuo ooudto.
This bill Of denominations has at last
passed the Senate. This last offering to
the dark spirit of slavery was made Sat.
urday morning last at o'clock, the
Senate having been in session all night.
We give the vote
YEAs.--Norlhern -Brod.
head, Cass, Dodge Of Iowa, Douglas,
Gwin. Jones, Norris, Petit, Shields, S.u-
arr, Thompson, Toucey, Weller and Will.
liams-.l4. Southern Democrats
Adams. Atchison, Bayard, Brown. Butler,
Clay, Dawson, Evans, Fitzpatrick. Hunt.
er, Johnson, Mason, Rusk, Sebastian and
Slidell-15. Southern Whigs-Badger,
Benjamin, Dixon, Geyer, Jones. Morton,
Pratt and Thompson--s. Northern
Whigs-None.
NAYs.-Norhern Democrats-Dodge
Of Wisconsin, Hamlin and James,.
Northern Whigs-Fessenden, Fish, Foot,
Seward, Sm b and Wade-6. Southern
emocrats-Samuel Houston of Texas.
Southern Whigs-Jno. Bell of Tennessee.
Free Soilers-Chase and Sumner.
Bright, Toombs, Mallory and Allen
were absent; the three former would have
voted in favor of the bill, and the latter
against it. The following gentlemen
lodged the question and did not vote -
Phelps, Cooper, Everett, Wright and
Clayton.
OF course the South is now satisfied.
Well they may be. A bill so infamous
in every particular-so void Of even a
shadow of right, that Southern men with
all their impudence and assurance would
mover have dared to introduce it in Con-
gress, has been brought before the Senate
advocated and passed almost entirely by
Northern men The south has broken
down the last barrcade the sages and pat
riots of days gone by had erected to re
strain the never-satisfed spirit of slavery
but did no. stain her hands in the fou
work. There were too many men who
by dint of trickery that horse.jeckey
would blush to acknowledge to, hat
wormed themselves into high places. witt
were willing, yes, eager to sell themselves
As specimen of the exultation of tn
the south over their victory, we give th'
following extract from the Washingto,
Sentinel. 1t is the concluding paragraph
of long article on the subject:
We sincerely hope that the same wis
dom, and the same patriotic spirit tha
have guided the Senate, will influence ant
direct The Honse of Representatives, an
that this bill may pass through it by a de
cisive and triumphant vote. Then vii
be enabled to announce to the countr
that the fell monster of abolition and free
soilism is DEAD, and beyo yond the reach c
esurrection---that the Constitution
saved, and the peace Of the country re
stored.
; Was there ever more disgusting balde1
! dash I On the heels Of such bareface
fraud 10 say 'the constitution is saved an
the peace Of the eonntry restored" Ill
] by Kelly and Lloyd Garrison were mol
: than half right, after all. We are dec
dedly Democratic in our political prefel
ences, but after this last exhibition {
doughfaceism, we can look with consider
! able appreciation on red hot abolit,onis
shake hands with moderate one, ar
drink with a free. soiler. Peace! A
though slavery. would ever allow Ii
country to resi- in peace, while her libe
, ties are guarded by such unprincipIe
! doughfaces as now represent the northel
1 states at Washington. But there must
t a change, and that soon. Each aggre
II sion made by the south, only serves to "
o den the breach. We submit no W becaus
e betrayed, duped and powerless, we mu'
n But while we enter our protest agair
= = the Internal act, we prophesy that Il
south and her northern allies will be t
FIRST to repent, and that bitterly, this za
u ing Of the spirit of discord. VIII
!. the north shall feel its injuries, and lea
its strength, it will oseak the bonds
d that national curse Which is now gradual
,e bemming US in, and which, like the fol
- of the Boa Constructor, envelope only
I orush+ And the sooner the struge
ID comes, the better.
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