New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Of State policy that would Justify them IN .o.;,
ing ots to disturb settled compacts and nduce them -
preserve the peace ard Me harmony Of The T,oo TTs
true oi a sections was to preserve harmony
precos o. hs pt"cn!e Of or Reyplg;?nary ls5e.3-E
PluIihus CLum. United we stand div.d.i M -; Why
don't South Carolina step forward to disturb the Mssoai
Comp fonito Why had other southern Stat, 20 long
slep' On lber wrong Who commissioned tie 5e1a II
from Illinois hr Douglas to step in front a. the d. adsr
Of The South In conclusion he eloquenty epealsd 10
ne Noith and Sclth 10 stand BY the Cons1ti)1 am
Union with cslnnsss and frmness avoiding the u.ierancs
OF any eu' MA calculated to eugeader lakind feeling.
and ell would be well
Dir BRECKENRIDGE regretted thu, this debate
had been pIecpsied in the House AstgO snelie ofihs
bill had spoken today it was necessary sfns friend OF
the measure should say sometbng in ia favor One Of
these speecnts was in quasi hostility the other ia
manly straight forward bod opposition The gentleman
from Louisiana did not strike a. It in the glrb Of friend
fhip. The day the gentleman from New York CatSngl
moved thai The Senate Nebraska bill BE- referred ii the
Committee Of the Whole the State Of the Union hs fol-
lowed up the motion by moving the previous question
Many gentlemen begged him TO Withdraw the motion 10
discuss is effect but he refused Withdraw and he
(Breciindge the friends Of the bin that il
they with the gentleman from New York, who, from
MS previous might be regarded friend Of the
bin they would take part their destruction The
movement to XIII the bill and stab professed
fiepd Did not the gentleman know that in sending the
bill to the Committee of the Whole the State Of the
Union sending perhaps to ts grave where be
no more reached under regular legislation than il were
covered by mountain One gned by the gen
thaf ne desFe0 disrussoD ana therefore
be sent it to where perhaps l. never would be
reached and another reason was, he apprehensve
the Badger amendment would not do justice South and
savehClding States arrayed against il. He
reokinIdgej called the attention Of the friends Of the
bill TO the siDgulay Of the gent!emsns sentiments
movement. from an and proessed enemy be
respected, but when a gentleman of lines makes
effort to kill the bill the friends Of the measure should
be apprsed of il. The slays by direction the other
by indirection. 1t is like throwing around
friend and saying How is il with thee, my brother 7"
while deadly stab is inflicted with the other Some time
ago while the gentleman making brilliant speech to
prove his nationality be quoted from Scripture the story
Of Jacob cheating Eau by decevng patriarch Jacob
applicable to Caleb Gushing g believe, ssid jacob
"t the hairy hand Of Esau but the voice is the voice
Jacob" Just 30 with this bill The gentleman may be
for tho bill but bis voice is that Of an enemy Laughter
He Breckinrdge could resist the belief the other
sniptural exPressionI"Out OF the abundance OF the
eeeded in his motion the counenances Of the Abotoniss
were radiant with joy Yon might have seen teegraphc
signals and signs between then and he received the con
CALCULATIONS Of the biterest enemies Of the bill the
result OF his manly performance score of open enc
mics is better than profssed friend who strikes side
blsws at measure. He did not mean to anything
supplementary, but he had right to call attention to
facts Whatever has been tho course OF the gentleman
now TO be an enemy to the bill He rejoiced
that ninety five gallant men had voted against
the reference, and that they were defeated by
only ten votes They were such men as would II
awakened at midnight by an alarm bell, get up and
for the bill He assumed the interests of the country
require these Territories shall be organized In reply TO
utieIympossble TO prevent the spread of American laws
this continent and If Congress does not pass the
law organizing these Territories the people of the United
States will in The without law He did not believe
there would be violation of the public faith by repeal
Of The Missouri restriction The North itself had repuda
ted be proceeded show If this bill should not be
passed would furnish fuel 20 the Abotionists and in
crease the fame for those political salamanders who
only exist in the strife of fire Pass the bill and their
cupatiOn will DO gone You VIII have erected barrier
against which the rampant spirit of fanacsm will strive
in vain and receive It's signal overthrow lie had
threat to make. lie believed Kentucky had in
dulged in threats but and that in l7s9 which
prevented the encroachmens Of federal power and saved
The country and he believed the Missouri restriction
an emanaon Of that power the snake scoched but
not killed Kentucky had never been in extreme pOt
zeal position She holds out hand to the North and
the other to the South bringing them together in union
not throwing them apart. Lying in the center Of the
Union ever, pulsaon of her heart sends out life blood to
the extremtes Of the country III hoped no.withstand
ing sense of duty seemed to compel southern gen
teen TO oppose the bill the South generally would stand
byit He hoped the North would stand by it. They
were not appealed to sections lie knew there were
ealent men from the North who stand by the Constitu
ton and popular Government and they will receive the
gratitude of the country by giving 1t their support
Mr. GROW obtained the floor
hr CUTTING asked him to yield that he might reply
10 Mr. Brecknridge.
Mr. GROW assented with the understanding he would
not lose his right to speak to morrow Objection inadet 80
such arrangement
The Committee and the House then adjourned