The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20
-ition to the ss,ssOrs and sbotioniss His remarks

siton to the asitsOrs and abolitioniss His remarks
we'll received.
When he concluded, there was 4 monentary silence
Mr.. 'utpsm and remarked that Senator Dickinson
desired to submit few remarks previous tai ing the
question but not IN his seat having been called
Mr. Broois srofe and slated, that II no other Senator
desired 10 speak, he wished to utter few senti
Mense yeserd s Thst ssnpi.nsn had hoped to a,ys
the remarks OF the Senator from the Twenty second
(ar NunIos in the papers OF the norains es gas dis
lu6ed contained In tbs written remarks Of yesterday
and among them we're "doughf.cs" and higher law"
His calculation Of these terms we're full an comprehen-
svs He hoped when he to the Senate that tns sv
cry would not be broached and that he woui not
be compelled to stand in defence OF State rights he
consultation &c. in resisting abolition movements His
remarks occupied three fourths OF hour, and we're
most attsnely listened to by full Senate and the most
also in attendance who took great interest In Mr.
Brooks speech We have for years been In the habit
OF listening to the debates in the Senate the attacks re-
plies, and of Senators TO each other bu. We
seldom ever listened to more searcting withsring
cutting rsiuson and reouke, than that ada Mustered
this morning by Senator Brooks upon his whg brother
Senator Aunroe for having introduced the slavery fire.
brani In the Legislature. He thought no other 5nator
snv sesn 20 IL ,ns
the most profound silence Prevailed In the Senate cham
bsr thong it crowded TO its utmost capacity every
spectator remaining perfectly still and unnovsd In posi-
tos fearing that some portion Of the delightful enter
tanmept would be lost the least confusion noise
ne @ ,snrt os' snss Ut snoT TSa
specimen he gave TO day. has been sufficient to give
ing Of his perfect ability to defend the silver princi
M Nunros snohs . Oman words in r.nIv. vbsn Mr.
Bishop made few remarks deprecatng the introduction
vote for it. BE did not relish the term "wooiy head"
used by Senator whitney thinking there degree Of
II VAS Thought the wings would have the door all to
bsmsevss in this ouarel but Il WAS not 40 for senator
nsnorth made his maiden sneech DECLARING himself on
no IN ths amsnamsnt n ha wing M ham
inr upou the rssoution and that Be w,s nations de-
-hoGa yr.mhsra n.yar sinda 10 ths 81. Va
~ 49, drrso 10 Il Nv thsir saysrs.rss His
.ynsacS Vas shot $500
Senator Robinson also made his a,st speech. Repre-
.nt;n .s hs Ala II c.li,v Inch hors oonsnicnons p,r
~ Ins rsvoiuuop, ano couny unicn .ur On msus
H. Hos.ansd Nv tbs Moad ~ ~. n.trot. ~ tho.s
t;ms.Isnd -ha,s Ansrs had han csntnrsd he Sslt
;u. - .u~ah. :. uornt Vs,ror a. an, nriea hut not
Nth H. .wsramsnt Al. shsd 10 such nurohsss nov
dsr COMMUNICATION Tho rsmarka vere dsvered
IN IN. noOd .,sis ~ NV :.s-aS WV N''s'~
Il th,s IT,. ~ thayoSS,uy t 80 -.
y sne SUBJECT on tAe tAoe which was opposed oy
AZ NJ ossu w syes eno noes, sna Iosul 90 !"
w snil ps' % Sn1~s;Iar lying on tns tsSIe-
O. S@,., NcAiDson Douxnoe ntGnoocx. MopAins Ian
Eng napios' rIa.., N0nsros, "nAet' WAsms' Ioss-
Daniolth, Haley Hutehns, Putnam Robertson Spencer
v.n ~. Mnnhey-t]' nSssrr .sSy, rs,a, Inu
sne wings, ao,enn an wno vo.eo 70 Ay on inc tsnie
.o nn.se, saeep. oinln ncncoc. any Lsnsng. rae
TWO Aer cisssee among the nafd snei Inc
9.mocraM VINO voice no are BARI, DAnlorth Haley,
nu.cnus, spencer the Atter supposed 70 % re' s,
80 easy 70 % perceived taat II was no test question
upon inc seo]ees OF slavery Tne wings oesirei port
iot Gay OK So IN oroer that Senator Muproe
may be induced TO withdraw bis amendment They have
no desire to meet the issue and II 1t Be avoided the
leaders OF the party will heartily rejoice But Is very
auss'ionsos whether NJ; Manros VIII ,isid ana Win,
suffered himself to be overruled sncs he has occupied
sea, IN the senate, nov me hire session