New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 10. 1854

not rely upon any ,uch sid Their curse Is pau
they must lo,k 20 themselves alone. lie, 'eu 3
bodily 1oss the tack and there .lubbOrDiy rs.
s;,,,, In the House can defeat the web
as hundred snd .i1ty. Il they are Only tras and IN
hinehing Temporary d'lOeaton Of tie n'chiOery
of government is better tbs 70 permit the passage oil
} the bill. Blu, il need not come 10 tnaf
Tie Way in which Isen leave in Is amazing. But
after the ilustrous pies 10 this line OF iafe years.
what /. to be expected but general demofSiizAHon
Behold NORRIS Of New Hs npshire. Here Is mas
who has spoken AID voted for the measure IN the
Senate. Yet within month he declared to brother
Senator the steps Of the Capitol that be would have
bis arms chopped of before he would vote to repeal
the Missouri Compromise
One Of the reasons given for this Nebraska fraud
u.s. that this ia niger era IL is alleged that the
North is in a mood to submit 10 any measure OF the
Slavery propsgandists Late experience It'll declared
demonstrates it, Now then is the time TO 20 the whole
figure. 1t is only necessary to cry Abolition to Kill
of the opposition to whatever scheme may be started
Upon this ground the conspra.ors say to the alsrm's
in the South and the hesitsing traitors in the North
that the Nebraska measure lie perfectly safe measure
The northern Democracy blind tools and will back
us up. So says Cushing so says Pierce, so says
Douglas.
There are curious developments about the vote for
Printer to Congress. Northern anti Democrats all
went in FOX The Union editor, Notwithstanding that
paper pushes Nebraska as q party measure. Now
why will tell you Nicholson told these sntNeoras.
kiani that he did not wish to crowd hem aud did not
believe in setting up the issue test OF Democra'
cy lie said he did write the Nebraska articles com
planned Of but that they from the Administration
Sometimes they were furnished BY Cushing and some
times by Sidney Webster, and that as the paper was
the Administration MILL lie had to grind the griss that
was sent. But personally, he was not the offending
party This explanation elected him.
Old Bullion is preparing fer demonstration
against the bill He is thus reported: The Senate
lis emasculated, Sir. Yes, Sir, it is emascuated
"maorty do not belong to the masculine gender, Sir
NO. Sir, DO not belong to the masculine gender
The amendment to the Nebraska bill excluding aliens
from voting in the Territories formed by it, createsa
great deal of talk I. was plan Of Atchsons, who
hates the Germans and all foreigners with bitter hate
as indeed do all the from the slave States. Under
their lead it is proposed to Native-Americanze the
Democratic party. Clayton who offered the amend
ment, was simply Atchisons instrument 1t is
striking TACT tlds IN no Otner ttrroIh piu has snis
exclusion ever been inserted The design of the Mis-
souri, slave holders to make Kansas and Nebraska slave
States 10 thus demonstrated The political effects OF
tie amendment are uudeDiabe and occasion the friends
of the bill great uneasiness and chsgrin
Wriehts motion in the House to exclude the
colored population from the advantages of the Home
stead bill is an act of fragrant injustice and beetle
headed stupidity which marks the sway of the Slavery
sentiment in Congress. This Wright comes from Penn
sylvana and is from district which gives 900 Demo
cratic majority 1t is his first session and he has only
got in after three times trying, notwithstanding the
great majority his party has in his district IL seems
the voters had an instructive sense of his un'ness TO
represent a constituency Of freemep They no" see
it demonstrated Anybody who hates the colored race
ss badly as Wright appears to, it would seem should
desire to give them the inducement at least TO
emgrate from his State that his poor white ellowc
zens have held out by this BILL But he evidently has
not brains enough to the effects of his own vote
He hates the colortd man, yet he would make him
a pauper at his own doors; for the luxury Of sup
porting him. we suppose. Amiable, generous, clear
headed Mr.. Wright