The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

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the number east Of It He supported tsis IS mss y
pace Inis ps.ion vas on thssvs Of Ia
nerce Of the world II would have great dutss to oar
form IN the work Of the civilization Of the world W..
ward to meet the duties croweiDg upon us Ho. couIs
this patton b prepared for these events 1t we're torn
to whether few more aisvss might Se carried vest
o. the Mississippi and few less remain east Of 4 :
M Jns .ss n.sosa question Of extension q empire
tsnscn but where to select. Union and hnrmonv
VA vas rseesaay to meet all such important question:
and vs..tous annoyance upon tbisusstioa Tnis bin
presented the broad constitutional ground Of popular
The people Of T.. UDsd S' @
grave religious Massachusetts the homo OF the Purtsns
NAG declared that slaves had neither fathers othsr
this statement impugn-thAt Of mao or Of GodY Was
not securng Geo Of abandoning and osAkDg the human
bsrgs ated after his own hksnsssf All ohsr humsu
hsd their faults but wore they to BE- abo
hhed Tor that rason He deferdsd slavery % It now
sxsta for some time Hs then he r.oio.d that th
question was now about TO be settled upon principle for
The democratic party At the North tbs ,ss
sy for ipairs Of ttis questin At and FOREVER
70 tie rescue The senator rcm Michigan four year,
$50 destroyed the wilmot provso forever The Senator
responsibility for this srest measure iudi.Ds too ..s
to the constitutions old Key
sons ssts Vas eoIg vel In the o.use Neg HAMPSHIRE
Iowa. gsns cock Of the North -ss w. no~ IS sn.
nso always been, on the side Of justce ad rghs-and
California had already spoken her sentiments With such
column, led on BY such kAdsrs who could doubt the
Ar EUrLn (een Of s. O., said he desired TO utter NO
WORD to cause sectional sgitaon yet there much
wnca a mac allen nom tho Senators from oa0 Nss York
from Massachusetts, had said hard ihsgs While he I'd
min.d hs Senator to be classical gen leman, and had
oRplsyet all The qualities OF orator he force TO
ceclsre the Senator had not displAy In peeoh any
Of the wisdem justice, responsibility Of stA ,mAn
hstor had regarded worthy OF being entrusted
With Affairs requiring the wisdom and prudsncs Of 5
heads-Fs That the Missouri oompromise ought to b.
repealed; secondly, that the Missouri compromise mot
violated would b - advantageous the sauth as thn
passed By constitutional authority and Was only sub
mitted to because the South willing to make any
there much in the bill to which no obsctsd s Il
was spproxiH alton to like justice He then
q. s.masr sn' y
sanity and fareasc comments Hs quoted Jefferson and
Jaslsons opisions Of the Injustice Of the Missouri
Moth did rot admit Missouri because Of ths oonpro.
on ns mind In 1921 H"aur ~. Sosss1s
State and would be 20, in or ont Of the Union mot
admitted she would bs nuceu, .. oonfsdsrAsy, from
the he ID waters TO the msuth OF the With
highway through It unequ.led in the world The South
and West would have Joined Missouri It Vas said there
was nothing 90 esusto As the ashes Of eiapponted
billion. Missouri not admitted, the Eastern States
wcud have been the ashes Of this copesrcy He read
from the laws Of and other States to show
how eraei they hated negroes until after hs Missouri
com PROMISE when IL became popular to take part In
slavery agitation Hs had not concluded whom the sub
After an executive session, the ssnass adjoarnsd.
House OF Representative.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 1854.
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS ILLINOIS.
NJ. wAsHBuRz (shig) OF Illinois, introduced bill di
vdDg that sta into two judicial dssriss Referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
GRANTS LANDS FOR rm VETERANS or 1871
Mr.. srlA1roS. (dem) Of N. J, presented the rssolu
tiops Of the Legislature Of New Jersey; and
NJ. FAuIKsEs, dsm) ofva the resolutions OF the Ia
siaaturs Of vsna sAisg for addIlonal grants of land
to loldsrs Of the Of 1872 Referred 70 the Nutsy
m DusaAn SRox NEW xSxIoo
hr srAxros, (dsm.) Of Ky, made usAnimous rspor,
hon the oon mittee Elections. sudins vith th,
resolution that Jose Masusl Galsgos IL entitled 10 the
Lane, sis sonssstans, A3 S8mU fteae1g gFMieW.GpU
'0s v0s''' The '''o,ss. s.Sa,, n.: :s :e1Rt'd ,aS
large Number OF private bills from the Senate wsrs
Executive eommunioations Of NO special public I'm.
postsnee we're laid before the House.
PROPOSED ALTERATION N TIE PIE DBSflAL sYsrM.
.oa .n u. 2, ..ss
inquire into the expedieney Of the
relative to the election Of President and Wee President
to inquire into the pscspcy Of limiting the ser
vice OF the to one term and makOs him there
@r Hr DAVIS 1d.m o, rndissa, objected.
THBsCHo0L LAsDs-Bue1rrss HABITS OF MnrBus no.
Mr. rHsKY. (dem.) Of Ohio from the COMMITTEES en-
.son. sCms s.sss ss,nr now dsprvsa Of the
esnfh section to which they are snatled There are
sixteen OF twenty casss pssans and the os'ss 20 pre-
rirr.a to ID: se. re. during &: ar.s q ne
sstps putting bills on passage directly they wsrs 70
ported damned the busne Of the House 20 the detr
not row tolerate suoh prcessdirs and moved the bill
be rsfssd to the Committee Of the Whole on the state
Mr.. DIAs (dsm) Of N. T., remarked, though the bill
proposed dispose Of only two thousand OF land
yet considering the former conduct OF the Committee OF
Public Lands the House should in self desncs refer sns
Mr. DISNEY, replying to Mr. Lssohsr, inquired vhssssr
apds was 40 utterly vioavs Of he rules Of the House,
~ 10 sreat departure fro the gentemans usage
and practice that he must obj,ct TO reports made by
that committee In obedienos the order OF the House
Was the contrast furnished By the COMMITTEES which
treads the psntlemans toess The gentleman from
strain BE talked about no 6usnssa Sssg because
the committee had occupied the attention o the House.
What soss the gsntsmsn g.. T y, pnn
Lapcs heretofore would continue to DO their business
int Dgenty. The bill only relates to fractional town
ships aad involves bat two thousand OF land II
sh 81 not be passed the costs Of litigation will an ount
| TO mcis than The lsni 10 worth.
L
business committee and in ths House would compare
fAvorably with thA. OF the gentleman
| N. rHsn-f am gla To hear IL.
Mr. LncnR retpmed- Losh at the latter ~ 1t was pre-
durisg tho nrst session OF tho last Congress and
whether the Committee OF Puths Lsods entted to
compliments. The uso we're engssed for months Ia
considering matters Of this sort and now as tn 81 the
latter end Of February beginning to sn ois d.
rctly they are reportsi, without giving Que
| time sor eeliberstien Why shou not tue rePor
| of that COMMITTEES BE- referreo' Why should they
| bs fAvcred9 Where will this course ends Yester
day the ame gentleman reported bill irving lands q
Tuesday, but this morning the gentleman aso brought
forward . school land bnl and novel be pu; ON Ii
pssssge An hour has srsaoy been spentor H. and mort
time VIII be consumed to morrow The gentleman from
Alabama (Mr Cobb,) Of the same quantities, whsn th:
gentlen from ohio g,u through, will como forward
| With On aim full Of such bills daughter
Mr.. CoRB, (dem Of Ala remarked BY sxsmitiog tas
cskIdsr II would Be- found that bills from ths C)m
mttss Of the Whole The ate Of the Union than from
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