The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

Hou'e TO employ interpreter to sxp,.In to
with property, and this Senator from Illinois voted sgsn,t
1t. He regarded Mr.. Clemens e ter, published to-day
just and true sition OF this Hs INTENDED
to retire possibly before the close OF this session. from
public e and seek repose ooA ISOLATION in private
lie He -onk hereafter take aoh We part in any po
t5aI tAtiop or elections. The den,orAt, party had
tue executive aud both branches OF the l. syature Was
~ ihen geod polic, to Interrupt ali bus. asss byar
place 10 the House The ,aciancy l whish had occu
pied weebr had been killed, and me and labor lost Let
tas 5esro question 20 there and would SEQ in
the House pere 1t insuri eotonNorth and South
ing ope upon the other. He ventured assert that
this bill, after all would not pass 1t might pass the
spsts hat when II reached the House the gag would
3D. and tbe bill would, for the of the session.
stani IN the way Of al other business and finally bs
lsst The passage Of this bill would explode the pls
forms of both parties and the parties them
selves he would Dsver hsys anything more 20 do
With politics. convention. Both parties had
snc row DO pfriies exploded them Hereafter hs would
sgat op his In h5 retirement be wonld take
tion 81 June II, 1886 held At ucncord N II whioh |
. o w.s er.wn up BY ths present pesidsat Of ths
the democracy to the OF that party from 776
down and az to the question of a!avery, naid'' that
while they deploIed its exiasnes moral and s)oal
evil, they would be fobsari,g nthsrs and would NOT
consider fhtnaseyes vissr thar Wsla0glor, Frhhsia,
ferr1 He would sick to it IL t5e Plss,lert df rat.
How could the President approve this bin to extend TO Ne
nsor fIom IroE ask tse President to 20 so2 Hs sup
pos Tie reference TO Frank lin and JeGr tie
Congress for The abolition Of alsvsry th, ec ,vatn
BY ths latter tast all msn born fcee eni equal |
on s'' 1sis Of of avsy S"l ''9a tas Ss1
has % ba sold ont, he preferred 70 choose his |
higher ton,d Southern gentleman He would then bs
sure CT humane treatment He woud never ss for ais
no. bsvs 10 pDs Hsmsue & or a. would
sianaees, who leaving their own country go down
South and become the hardest yrans, aad aslso.d
90 the beet overseers His father whom hs followed to
his grave in 1879 hs remembered was slavsbodsr Al
s early recoll. cons we're CONNECTED with the inttu
HIS personal observations oil the Kindness genenes
provdsnee with which slaves treated by eory OF
their masters, snd the grateful acknowledgements Of
Kindness and affection by the slaves to their superors
had done much In his mind to mitigate the evils but s
he sid rot rsgsrd /. desirable institution that
ought to be extended rhs repeal OF this conpromias
would not bensht the South. Why, then. throw ara
brand to the demsgoeues At the North which would
sired to another vhg convention rsr did he think
the democrats ought to have another Thsy hal
better shake hands and go back to their original
He would put trust in Northern with South.
eln principles Martin Van Buren of tn 'ss he
had gone so far once ipudently 10 intimate Con.
gress his intention TO repeal aot the subjscs
Where old he bring up? why on the Buffalo platform,
pisbed the anne OF cemocracY Hs mad
attrorg tdea OF becoming democrat himself II bill
passed Democracy of late had become exceedingly RAM
pant Ihowhgs were NOW Jess han ore third o. the boly
sEd In two would be less than quarter osi this
bill psssd they might we'll separate entirely LIST
dependent psrty be formed of Who would put doso
demsgcgues ard regro ss, stors. This bill was = moys
on the Iocsl 1t had as 1t eppsarsd to
him, considerable reference, il to ths sxigsnciss Of
the present Dn'sstcn, ~t least t, future Pres
Genital election-in 1883 or 1860. With the Consogd |
Platform written by ths Prekdent In 1916 anindepsndsnt
party might bs fofmed H, would hx,s no objection |
to put'irg under the banner OF the Senator from Texas
and completely routing the demsggues North aud South
He would not bunt runaway regroes, hs would hunt
demsgoeues and douebfscs. arc put dow every Ilan
North and South Nbo shoaic ptrodu,s ths
uon OF slavery into Congress- or course in sl these
marks he had 10 references to any in the S.nate.
Uapgtter.l
MIR SMITH stoapsd at urarer before hayir. sookan
four hours snd ball. Hil remarks fsquen y in
teriupted with fhous Of laughter ind bis repeated hits
wen received.
Mr. WEIER (de n. OF Cal, gn The acor and said hs
would not speak racre taan hour IL the subjsos wss
postponed 70 Monday
Mr. HouaIos tdem OF Texas said hs world f3lloy tia
Serator frt IN Csliforpia on Monday.
The Bubisct was then postponed, apd, ster q short
executive teaiion the Senate adjous ned 10 Moad.y