The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

'txss retoiutions which resolutions were sdirmsi
b. the ars Of 1850 The Nebraska sfu hsl b,sn
ostrs congress Tor years, both bstlrs aad socs Wis
sets 1850 During The debate this covlproms N
'sbo Il occupied the min et the Senator from Iin,is
ss bad doTe before and since II it co,ce I'D tasn
tnn ms principle adopted In these sets to bs p.r
pet law for territorial organic ,tion Why was not
brssk, then pressed and passed with ths same pro-
vision2 No attempt nsds thsn nor ~ .ny tue
sizes IN pass bill for Nsb .stA vi S Az snch
prcv ion ~ this In it. In The last Congress bill passed
the Boue by large majority for N.nrAssA Tiers vas
90 opPrsion 10 1t o. moment, except With regard
prov ions relating to The Indians Not word yss
I'D In opposition 10 it the Groue e slavery and vet
thee vas n provision In 1t Of tas oharsatsr 1t
potet in the mats by The Senator from Hin wac sd
yocs 90 1t in the sbsp- II from the House. Thae
of 1850 xtsnded the T. rtor-s Of Utsa ana Nav
Mexico be R5mned. respected. and would stand by
ths compromise of 1850 He did out of re,sect
t. the memory OF the great mini who armed
,heir mines. ~hioh In their day lights Of ths
couany. BE would not undo their wors EVENT. he could
he would stand by them also, because he believed then
and nos, that there danger the Uaion of the
States and that danger avecei BY those a,ts out
pee, their authors aud the gyd er ss tnsy pr,
duceo, he ~ouli adhere TO the OF 1850. Though
they we're not perfect and dispss Ing both so,
tons, si ~ the time they sted they thu
~res and mott effective that could then ~ ted,
He took up the vote tns bill In lsa8 when Mr. Dough
sstd bis amendment TO extend the Missouri Compr ,nss
,oi prccves and denied hat these who vo.od .g.iass
\ could thus be fairly styled Tns Norhsrn sentnsl
vas .sAinssi it" Webster aud Atherton Who hsa
soil procvities voted againft it, Ths North . body
votes sgnpst II in the House Ha denied tha, non inter-
vent with slavery in the Territories d ole
es aelfhtd by Clngress Ia every territorial, sii Con
arssa reserved the right to disspproys OF any sct
Of Territorial Legislatures, and the record, would
show nat In numerous ipstaBc.I Csnsress hsd dis
approved If Territorial esation He r-resis that any
poloi,ion for ihe reaes of the MssAu C,ra oromlrs
lad been mad. particularly when there u.s no er.
pscaon that ary bel ent would result fro II. II Was
admitted that the climate would pot suit ssverythat
saveboldsrs would desert their cotton nalds On
sugar plantations to thsir slaves into the rigorous
climate OF NebrAska. Tns longer continuance OF TN.
prohioitlon couis not De degrading II must b. slave
or free territory It csnnot os both. he read =
!stier from Mr. Pinehasy, OF South Carolina, writ
ten isie on the light OF the pas age Of the
south had secured by the brg,in Missouri
sls.a r., and Art.nsas :. aud d perhaps smother
caIs, would not be settled for years. and was uns ed
to slave lsbor. ThAt it was 'onsderai Sou hsrn tr
umph the sut Of slavery, he Everett) had not
woid to sly. His career was fast dra wing to close
It would end as hat without tie Of words
OF ierrosch to any ou. l~ys those Of
he claimed for himself--crsdit for purity and hon.
esty Of M tive Ho had never, aud wolM not, use
unto others word, cAlcul,ted to kirdle uohind feel
Ing. H. spostrophizsd the Uuiou most eloq 1sn,ly.
He said that far his opinion to slavery oo-
earned he shared IN the saatnent Of tbs pops OF the
State where he born, whore he desired that his
him. lie believed 1t evil, but he respected the
opinions of others who thought otherwise. He would
usrs ana patriots 81 we are and good Chris.
t,aus and patriots ~ they He re- )eed tbs
Senator from Kentucky say thst the providence Of
would end out, In its own tme tho proper channels
10 remove this evil. Bat the work OF three
centuries could pot be uadons in day Tine will per
form It, He believed the fAte Of Africa WAS infinitely
ter In all quarters Of ths globs They would
Re, bos In Is so many missionaries of Christianity ard
Piovesrcs will work oat his wis pur poses From
mir 2 evil, still eventna,ed good.
Nc sAITu (whig) of Conn got the Hoor, whes the bill
WAS POI oDed and afsr an executive session. the Senate
adjourned.