New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
SUMMING UP.
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The Hartford Times,-a Journal with winch We
have seldom been able to agree, but whose ability
and influence are exceeded by those OF few New.
England iournas-thus sums up the results OF ths
Nebraska demonstration of Douglas & Co:
T,K,sG IT our OF CoSGREss.-The repeal OF the Ms.
souri COMPROMISE Yves a President making scheme, Il
originated with southern Wings who have Used sons
northern Democrats in communicating their plan OF re.
neal These northern Democrats have repeated grsa
many times the assertion that the repeal would take tho
As;.s,ia. Of the Slavery question out oi Congress
There was Slavery agitation IN Congress mar ha
there for two years previous To the OF ns
repea clause by Mr. Douglas. Up to that time thero vas
mo slavery agitation To- take out of Congress but still
the friends of the repeal declared that the aOrogaton
of the Compromise of 1920 would clear Congress OF an
agitation which did exist Their assertions may be
good for something, but tGets are worth more From the
time the repeal clause introduced, there has beeaa
cons ,ant Ogitaon of the Slavery question IN Congr~,
IL commenced in earnest then. Never was there snh
bitter personalities-such bold threats of dissolution
such angry and exciting Slavery debates ~ have FOLLOWED
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. From Congns
the ,e alton has gone to the people and III the great
states of the West in New. Eng land in the Middle States
have the people gathered together, listened TO speechs
and passed resolutions not only condenng the repea
but loudly calling for the abrogation OF the FuglttI
Slave sw-for the breaking up of the Compromise III
1850 az well that OF 1870. From the people the agn
ton sways back again 10 the halls of Congress Mr. Chs
has lust introduced bill into the Senate 10 prohibit Say
erv i'm al the Territories Petitions by the yard are poW
ing into the National Capital relative to the su3Jee
Slavery Mr.. Butler OF South Carolina ana Mr.. SUNNI
of Massachusetts the most niiammatory language
W., 'olo' '"''''' ,oombs roars away. si
lo".vy IMAGES two deliberate speeches. Mr. Glets
strips for the fray and goes in with diarrhes of word
and deDuncations Chase brandishes his blade. Sewsr
cuts away with his abolition cleaver Dixon dasbes an
puis .ck. Douglas gives the Cergymenhts. Cas- poi
derousy rolls his heavy body upon the pile and expalt
" his position The southern Wings hold a caucus an
pledge all hands TO go in Tor the repeal Bel black WIN
rage, and says he did consent. The northern Whrs
office ahead and band together against IT, lash
themselves TO the Abolition Shalop. The bill is passed
The excitement increases The discussions in that grave
body the United States Senate, fercer and bter
and more threatening than and the excitement
still rising among the people. Democratic Indiana wit
her majority Of $4,000, is Numbering against the repe.
and calling for redress. Wisconsin, 1000 Democratic
good and strong, cries for vengeance. Michigan holds
convention, and bids defiance to all the power
that bethe wrong IA too great for her. In oil pars
Illinois there are significant mutterings of discomfort sN
the public breast heavng ready 10 throw OFT that wh
loads the stomach 20 nauseOusness. Ohio in para
unstable hut at heart Democratic will never consent
the act Pennsylvania with rottenness politcaJt
than any one State ever ought TO bear and still with
intent the psrt Of the massesPennsylva from ~
OF her mines from her iOrgcs and pudding fire.
rom her heavy mountains and rich valleys, call "
redress.
New-York with her heavy heel will rampie the act |
the dust, and repUdate the men who consummated |
New Observation-Disclosures, stable, honest New HsuR
sblrethe home of Franklin Pierces honored father, and
upon whose bosom his ashes Hampshire with
large Democratic majority in her General Assembly 81
pronounced IN emphatic tones "a INST the curse set WIS"
has backencd the Nation faith and disturbed the pesc
OF the Republc and she has refused to fill two yacsa
seats TO which she will be entitled in the Senate after III
fourth of next March burning mark of her dspesG;
at the conduct OF yer present Senators and the course
the Administration upon this question. ConDocncl
too whose election took place at the opening Of the cor
test in Congress the end OF which is not ,et-hss ben
thrown head foremost into the Of the AbolOnss
and already represented in part by Abolition Ssot
tor, account Of the thing And still the excIt
ment-the agita'on-goes on in Congress- and is spres
ing among the people.
did not exist when Senator Douglas introduced his bill
be taken from COngresswhen is it TO among ~
people and what good can come Of the repeal
Again ask, has the repeal Of the Missouri Compre
mse suppressed has il created SaUeyy agitation al
Congress and OUT Let the friends Of the repeal aasyE