The daily union., 1854-02-04

and strictly the public expenditures are watched now =
II they could only see tins, would tale unold al
which the heart OF the patriot would sink within him
aye, sink within hm--that corruption and vice should
10 ths early day OF the republic have reached the high
places OF the country
This administration is eminenty economical, eminent
y faithful TO the law and the constitution and although
10 one or two particulars principles have been fore
shadowed which canno approve yet In the general
scope, plan, and policy oil the administration have
The comfortable assurance that lair aud equal rights Ill
be extended towards every member oil this Union Each
State will have The right to go and come whence II
pleases, and with whatever property II peases
shall not dwell on THIS subject; but can ask this
committee IA ills calm moment, IN This hour OF deibera-
uon. when there PASSIONS 10 excite and hwat the
Judgment, whether Is not mOnsirous that cilizen be-
cause be lives upon the southern side oil SO deg 80 MN
has no right TO occupy the pubic domain on the north
ern eide. where me larger portion OF me public domain
is 10 be found The people OF the North can 60 on
either sde but we cannot go the northern side How
can you sanction such monsfons injustice' And my
life upon it. this President of universal favoe
with the country and universally acceptable 10 the de-
mocracy everywhereand his cabinet advisersfor they
are unit on every question OF democratic pocy--wiii
6e found carrying their great duty with success and
prosperity which rarely, hinder any circumstances falls
| to the lot Of this great people
| Mr. LANE, (interupling) would like to inquire o
the gentleman from Virginia whether he intends 10 com
sAis aynr n the repeal OF the Mis-
| sour Compromised
| Mr. SMITH The gentleman from Indiana [Mr
LANEl oug recoIlect that distinctly stated in the
commencement of my remarks that spoke from general
observation and my own knowledge, but without author
except SUCH gwen Uy
own bosom But, sir, am happy TO becve--and Ut
ter my belief with every confidence that The admnisra-
ton will be found un--a unit on The ahrogahon o. .he
Missouri line. al least far Nebraska 10 concerned
Mr.. LANE, / dad not hear the genlleinan,s answer
distinctly. Did he say application or abrogalionl
Mr., SMITH. | said abrogation. Yes, SIR, | say 70
this House that without speaking by authority, have
nevertheless, the proud satisfaction oil believing that the
administration unit this great qaestion II Will
be act Of justice 10 all parts OF the American Unon
that the glorious and delightful and howery fields OF Ne
braskaa least portion OF twill be open 70 the sons
the South, with their dusky associates and servants
if they choose TO 90 there.
Is The gentleman from Indiana Mr.. LAsEl answered
He is answered. least Tar is my power to dc
So speak in all candor. | have spoken in can.
dor The performance OF my public duty or 10 any other
relations IN which have spoken at all hetieve-i re-
peat itthat the administration on this question. unit
Why, sir. have them otherwise would be source o
the most profound resret and 10 have the sos false
| IL would insure their dannaion before high Heaven
The bright OF future IS before US While tht
right every American to occupy the domain oil h'
American Union co-extenslye with lis limits, we pre-
sent field which all the czeas OF the country cal
act together. s S
Now, is no, this glorous idea Is there man her
opposed 10 the exisnsos of slavery who in hi
heart say that all have not interest IN IN
Whole territory oil the Union Here are in all th
power of our manhood full of all the human PASSION
AMI of all The hutaaD sensibes--full OF The appTecI
auon OF all our rights and will il do Tor the North 4
gel up and say there pooa OF the Union acquire.
D, common blood and treasure 10 which the South slal
not have any right! 2"
this subject 10 express myself more fully at early
day. when will be for to address wor,
| 10 the gentleman from New York, [Mr. SMITH
Here The hammer fell