The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

vcts given By tbs ssnats was hi.tssssnr fsIes
NJ s,wABD Gree miil Of Y, s,iAA the Senator
Mr. STUART expsiosd that he hAd peonounssi the
srson 10 the bill, which the sanS bsd refused to
Much ,0nfn,lon and sxci.smsas prsvsirsa.
sons And political for the from Illinois
yn would never for that Senator Attempt to put
nim down De ~as not made OF that kind Of stuff Tue
WAS never moro nstAA On In his lie th siu sup
posng be could DO forced to vote Senator h
senator sup he had DO yer By the eesce Of
500 or olheiwe to srsoon him. the senator utterly
M GwIv aid IT evident the Senator from MesSan
lad bss u mistaken
nesrrs Shields cass and others explained what M.
Mr. uorons rfprs,sed himself sstssasd BE disavowsd
al oe.isn TO sitmyt distst.oa over any one.
Mr. WAIKH2 (dsm Of Wis depreostsd tho course Of
denupcstion pursued x.ssrs Chase and SUMNER
End The doem,csl spesohs. Of tbs friends Of the biI
raly and ability NJ Cnxss and said he would never
co.sert to dspuIcia ton Of him. Hs asked Mr. Clayton IT,
N ~, opDier the Of to. Assouri aot would revive
Ar CLAYTON said be believed ihs Mnseuri aot was IN
con.titu local, and ctd not r-pesi those laws.
This qnetu whether peal tho repealis or ststu
wotis ssvo oimer repealed acts discu for An
hour BY Messrs Walker Butter, roucsy, Benjamin. and
tr. WAIRtR regretted the renewal Of sgttaion II
soud otve dssi tous results to ths 10 party
Tho wsole ry had Aequiesosd in the acts of 1857
tes sot would revive sgits ion and lead to eli ,rts
fer tie pIehbi ion sAvsry in the Tsrtore for the
I,.o Of The usit.vs ti.e act s.d for tbs .bot!oa of
d. o. quiet. r
Mr. Bur,R Gem ofs o. s.,i the North rave the
PEOPLE Of Utah apd New Mexoo power son
because the Spanish Law In force, and refused 1t
to Nebrnha til. Supposed Frsnch Law would bs
If the law In exsteroe thers He regretted to hear
that the passage or this bill srsate sgtson at ths
extent OF it's power as referred TO New York paper
which said that the bill passed, the south would b.
EXCEEDED from al territory and might xps the enact
ment OF the OF San Dom ngo and wives and dangh
ters were to b. given up to the last OF black
Mr. CAss said that paper vas the which I'd
Denounced several Sea stors By name, - pct pockets
North.
Nessrs WALKER and wuIm CONTINUED the debate the
latter saying that the dem ,orat,c party vas 70 be
1uirsd by tho extension Of tho principle If govern
ent to Amsriesn eiEsDs 1t ought to die and not emily
Mr.. DcDGs (dem.) Of Iowa, agreed with Nr. Badger.
that amendments coming frsm the enemies Of tns bill
The question was then stated to be or Me-. Chase's
amer dment to add 70 the l4h section hat the Lsgs.
iassIe OF be TERRITORY shall not b precluded from
Mr. BADcn said tha. II that were votsd down 10 would
move to amend the l4th lecon BY adding thereto the
Provided thas nothing contained in this shall sen.
~ Is. 81 ssoh
eth,r proteotns. establishing. prohibiting or aSoshiss
Mr. said that he had said hs would vote for Nr
Chse's amendment but this ore to BE- offered BY
The question wa, taken on Mr. Chasss amendment and
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Mr. BAra,R then offered ansodmsni above, and 1t
VI: ,s;s to =, S.S. ; a. s, n,,a
hs.a Butler. ti;MS W. D,..:S. Si1Sn Dss:: Of IsS.
as:. iss, aTs ssaa.
lis .nt w:n: 'ilf :d'
nays h.ssEs Adsms Brow 4, Dodge Of Wisconsin, John
Er. DouoIIs moved to ausad By stdli ing out tbs
power of Congress to cisappovs tn, legislation Of the
Adopted.
Mr. CLAYTON moved to strike out the provision allowing
Alters TO vote and hot Office
ns.,ss w.l.sT Petit, Does. and Cs:.s opposed the
NEST .ss ssrs-d Is. By J,ss g. nays a. '
Mr.. CHASE offered ment making thu Governor,
tory 3. snD.na ..a t bus RI Va. r.s ea
M. then offered an .mspdm.nt. putting NsSr.s-
ka snd Kspsss in Territory and undsr govsrs.
mint he Isued the absence OF any necessity for two
was said ~ M Baoger that II Was ths duty Of
isnd Of the Din TO vots Gown this and all other amend
Mr. HAsl said be had his amen m ,nts b. cause
they were in his opinion right Hs insw ne ruls OF pro
pr.y Or constitution right By which ssnsor repre-.
presenting the sentiment Of State to be denied
the privilege Of Dg amend ments to this any other
bill why amerdments offered bT tbs SenAtor from Ohio
we're to bs rejected because he offered them When
the Senae had ssoved the principle Of nterven
tiop, he had fred amendments not against 1t, but to
Mr. MASON respondss deryips that any amend asnt
oerse by the Senator intended 70 carry ou' the
principle Of Intervention Their sole object to
defeat the bill He had rese CT warrior who carried
huge shier covered with bulis' hides and closely
studied With brass Tho Ger ator from Ohio must fup
pose himse covered with such shield ro the ut
Of the oountr This was ths last struggle
this bill vss passed. their vocation would be gone their
last plank IN the taken from thsm and they
would ois - they dsssrvsc to die, no Wing bowling like
neDds became they hao not hsen able TO destroy the
country which protected tse. rhe1 South had not pro-
posed this I, Ssd newer orginsted apy msa
tansd much Of ipusss to tho SOUTH be Vas still willing
to tile It ~ small advance towards justice, and
NJ. WADE (rse soi) Of Oh,o said-Hs had Hstsned as
long ~ be could quietly to the unjust and unbsoomipg
aspersions cat upon the s-n.tor who with hin, truly
cklmpess with vi ch his cole had borne the taunts
and impuaticns thrown upon him personally and upon
longer put MP with Ohio inferior any other
State in the Union. Her senators not 70 BE- brow
ont Of ,S.r to c.r to suy hi doa
In the Senate Of the United STATES The language uaed
towards his colleague usbeoomisg the Senate. 1t
to The SENATE OF the Uoitsd States Ohio would
Of reward and punish her prssentatives snd she
II the people OF Ohio could vote for Senator'S thsV
would send bis colleague back to the Senate
for six years lorgsr Hs maintAined the Missouri
com pro ulss constitutional. Tns very who
strsnuously advocated Its repeal because
s uos hsc over and voted for its nsion TO
the PAsino To DEFY its eopsi atr naity lsave
their own onduct open to presumption whoA would
not b Iarameptary 10 name. The uaconstitutonAllty
of the Wmot rroviso was bat six old at the
North. had its oommsncsm ut the time when the
s,ratos from Michigan found 1t nsossslry strip himself
o. AL burdsr scme habmsxs In the great presidential
rscs Tbs Dcaraon ind, psndsnos hsl bsso sssail.d
By the supporters Of this btlnot only the sst Of the
Father of biz Country bad been declared uneoagtuusns
but what they had declared 70 b ss v1sat truths 10
be sefevdent Hes IL was necessary 10 declare the De-
carstion of Independence lie this bill souh not be
supported.
twas now eight o'clock, and Ne. CAss Mr.. Everett
and many other Senators had left the Senate.
Mr. MASON said that he had any fsslisg Of personal
unkndness 10 the Senator from Ohio (Nf. Cha,s), he
would gratula that Senator the defence made for
him By his defender; but vahiog him unkndnssa he
would not offer such ooBGrAtulAtiou.
The amendment then fsjscAd By yeas 8, nayp "a.
The suoaututA AmendeA then ed u In plAoA Of