The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

commenced upon gentlsmen The poop OF the 5oyta
females bad the high ssnss Of Of vrus OF
cha tty and al that tbS character OF
ait.d the females Of the North They may h.vs
tre passions e1ed their ssDses shnrpened by sats
ing iEto tho political arena, or adopting the gArb OF
rro but In .ll the 70 Aons Of life tasy we're mrat
and exemplary rs their sisters the North The
toe, o. the Suth bls hefrte pa rotr a.
the 81 The North. Slavery existed 1890 In New
York, penrsylvaDia, New Jsrssy Vermont, NV Hsmp
shire and CnDtccus He did not believe sud we
been abo Is ed in tho hal 1t toe ii sni
and save States bae ~ equality of in the 5snAs
The admission OF California DESTROYED that eousltv In
ths House the free States had nowa majority Of atty.
four. suppose IL were tter~te ard that the South
had the prepnndsrsnce In both houses, aud were
to attempt TO abuse tnat to oppr-ss tine North
wo nl the Union be ainainedf Suppose the S,u,h cd
tb power, and thoud cay that slavery rhould exist
and should be excluded north Of 80 nor should
be excluded 10 any Of Territories Of the atsd Stnts
would The North omiA Would not the cry OF aoiu
t-n go ep from xains round to the PAcnsS Why .hea
shouid the North do taat to ths South which II their po
siiops ser. reversed soul b looked upon tyrs
opp essioIl This b presented bet Secu tave
~ ARD freedom IL did not proposs TO Increase the
o'f u .i@vss or To mike any nal siave -ho
free 1t vas nothing Than AL j~irg the slaves TO
be CO ritd from place 70 another Ii bill to
gvethe peops the poser and the right to exclude slave
ry or no as ihsy thought proper raey -ho advocated
this tiil tss fiee OF freedom-they were the
friends o giving the people power TO aioPt exclud.
them that power ~hen Territory, was nothing
more than solemn rnock-ry. TITO comet wa
al gshr on an abstract question Slavery neysr w,ul
% these Territories Toe two Senators from oaio did
nctpfessn. tho sentiments Of the people of ha- State
srse ra' jo,ty Of both parties in that State in
fvol Of standing by the comproise OF 1850 Aad sls1e
the people OF the Territories to "a their ins,s
tor. Ohio his native State Shs dear TO hi
II had maIy hiencs sru strong t@s to bind himself TO
her. But be therght she hsd committed an eg egous
blunder in sending two ab tonis,s the Senate Bat
with all her faults hs Lived bar sun Oas Of those ssna
Tors had aid that NJ Aucre huug by tbs neck till
betrayal Of tbs North. What Egyptian darkness must
th're be rsstDR that Senator's miDd To what DARK
ness ha! fAnaticfm ieiucsd him when he could tnus
SPEAK Of proposition TO gve the peop, ght Of fran
ing their instutopsl 1t WAS good maxim tn 1t
every should mind his own ba,ines II St. ses
vel as man would observe IL, h Nv much evil would
DO .vodsd !he sgation on this su jact ar 'ss from
\ cep,rtur. from its practice; but all abolition
tsts were interneddiers In other peoples affairs.
Hs had studied their character well He yet knsv
irqu'y to bis social character he had found
busy dy In the s.s OF his peshbors He deplored the
evils Of this IuiDsps in other peoples sG.is BY tbs
press; they had seized the Light literature Of the day and
throughout and upon the boards of thestes they
against thar coontrymen in tner eecions While such
measures would have immediate effect they uonld bs
euerefted upon the mind OF ths youth .. the couny
and IL time be developed Whiie thsv would cause no
immediate caDser TO the Usion, the pre- adcs of faua
ici m weum grow the inds Of the youth, .nd 10
time would work out its evils and overthrow the Uaon
o. these States Whom their chill ireo chik wou be
CALLED under the chains OF ,ome oppressive ruler placed
up curses and n,.sdicions upon those VINO had sown
thsae seeds OF discore and prejudi,s ,d faaAtiisn
WHICH psO ruined tn0 uDei,les OF mAntlnQ dS
WAS not = Northern with Southern prpci
pies. He scorped such appelation. He
American who said that safety perm snsncy be
given to this Union except in the maintenance OF the
COZ sti,ution.
Mr. HOUSTON (dem Of Texas got the floor, but said he
too much ind to day but expected
to do so to morrow, and moved postponement till then
Agreed to.
TIKI L:ursIAsA RAILROAD.
Mr. sIDUL, (dem Of La moved to take up the Loui
sisra Ra;iroad bill Agreed TO-
Mr.. RAYAkD, (dtm) Of Del deaiiing to speak, moved
An 40 jourl loeRt,
After long debate II postponed until Wednesday
Alter lorg cutive session the Senate adj ,urnsi