The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

Sm In II n ssssi.ai sesdlos. This w.s don. By ,r..
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bach nom the House, ipsistsd on their ansndmss S
The Hsuss h tsra issistsd their disagreement A.
sosass 70 p.r Ia ussss csnmtss o Confer
q Of niscas NJ Pisehssy Of M.ryiapd AID NJ James
sarhosr q vgas. eomIossd this is portAns CON ait
Mise Mr. Taylor, Of New York, Mr. Lowndss OF South
Csroins, Mr. PArisr OF hssssshusst,s asd NJ Kinssy
As.nwbils tie House had vssd On the orr,u.l x,.sov
Dill Al ausadmsst Psrsnptorly intsrdctiDg eli ,avsry
the sev States was ADOPTED y "a yeas to 81 nays and
us the b passed the House. aud sent to thc ssnsts
nGeh iss Thus, after sxsspsratsd and protrAeted
eiscusion the two houses we're ct asad lock. rhs
Of the senate The restriction Of slavey IL uissour In
vovrg OF ecurs IL prohibition In tho nised Ter
ri'oriss, was the ultimatum Of the House.
Confsrsscs made their report which was urrsd q ones
upon the Heuss By Mr. Lovnds the distinguished Repre-
eious sons who objected TO motion 70 print ON the
ground that would imply dsssrmna in the aou.s
dsiay decision Of the subject 10 day which he hsd
thea came os strliss ont hs rssrisso. In he S osr
blu The rport in the National InstlNpsnor says
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With rrsss sas.estsess The oprisy Of decision which
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~ E.ac.a Of vEin. followed .. VI. sam. sid. with
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In Conformity with this report this disturbing quss
each admitted into the UnIon as INDEPENDENT staHs.
vote In the House Of 90 yeas 81 nays the ,proh
biton OF slavery In ali Territories north Of 80 deg 80
is4 ,.ss - 40 ,o,. W. ~ VOC o.
names in Me Affirmative Louis McIsne Of Della vars
San uel smith Of Maryland, William Lowpdss Of south
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title Of the Missouri bill wss amsndsd in eosfo unity with
this prohibition By adding the words and to prohibit
hoth houses without divdon; and on the morniss OF
the Sd March 1890 the National Issuigr contained an
s1uliag sitisls sItitlea-" The Question Settled"
after Its passage, vndcatsd it a. psrpstua som cast
which could not BE- disturbed The language is so clear
ready quoted BY my ffisna from Obi (Ir. OAa,s):-
.; n: 81 K: !: S, y
:au. psosi.io" ~ oSu:sssa; an
ps. s:s. ' s..ss.
ana a Sh n Il; % kept In
- 81 curse sa ~, e. sS
The distinguished leaders In this settlement, were all
from the South A: early As February. 1872 Louis
hosn.. Of Delaware, had urged Il upoa 0sngrsss By
II was In 1920 brought and upheld In the senate
By William PAchnsy, Of Maryland, and passed ia that
two assnst TIE vote Of avsry Nortasrs senator. ex
csp, Jour- The Committee Of Conferences, through
, waieh y M anay prevailed vas ali.d, on ii:
sentiments Of its President pro em John G.srd ssn
was nominated By Henry Clay tho Speaker, ans Repre-
sentative from Kentucky This committee thus consi.
tued drawing i've double life from the south vas unani
nous In favor OF the compromise. private letter from
Mr. Pinskney written At the time, ana preserved BY his
disnaushed biogrsphsr show that the report made b
tie committee came from HIM
ThA
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amend |. sy siias ont .hs re,s.otisr az 70 S and pro-
ss:' Il. hs : ssHs ~:
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4 Opposition 70 their former and shs Affair ssssd
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Thus, again, the compromise tskss is Life from the
South. Proposed IN the COMMITTEES By Mr. Packasy Il
q ~ g. q with
Mercer Of Virginia and here again II persuasive voice
Of the somh When passed y sonsss,s i next
s1' az 81 hi .r Ss ua.amoas
opinion Of his GaSiAst in writing sonpcs.S OF John
vsrs soushsra mssthat the prohibition slavery IN the
90 III. compromise took it, life from the SOUTH % the
to ~s Il.
Ing party. gained ct oncs it, darling object ths al
IS: &c a,sI g :Sss sss
the crushed and BUNDLED NORTH IL received more than
the full consideration stipulated In Ia favor On thssds
Of the North the contract has been than sxssutsi
And the South refuses to perform the part which It
originally proposed and assumsd with the sossidsrs
ton in ne pocket rsIndatss tie baA. which Il fcro
cd upcn the sosnty This. air simple state nsnt Of
sUStls GERMAN has declared that he could ned here
siss In the Lords Prsysrand bslieve that II only In
this spirit that sry nav can BE- found IN the existing OBJ
sOns q S BODY shs Senator nom vrios Who ats b.
hind ne, (As Hason) while oondsmnOg 1t In many a.
y s'ss = . y y ssvH 70.
Congregational Globe ARpendsr r't 'e'so" Tn'isth Con-
Even this Distinguished Senator recognized 1t ssas OBJ
hgatien which he vould not distarb And though dis
believing the original oonsutionalty Of the arrange
simply Iexisstivs set tu, q the Act Of settlement in
Eogapd declaring the rights and liberties Of the subject
psl msnent part Of the British ire SsaIabIs
BY any eg Atiop, 20 this act under all the OR
eumstsnoss ssts.dins IL pa.ssgs sl's b. long ssgui
BY party bas bssoms part Of our law
rrspeaisbls By any common legislation Az well might
gnal purchase Of Louisiana Unconstitutional and now
this account thrust away that magnificent heritage
~ o' re- as son m ~ msS
obligations to freedom. tands 1t this day impregaAbls
the Lsuisisns purchase
Iappsal 70 Senators abb ut not TO disturb It. ap
peel 10 the Senators from Virginia 70 keep invslats the
compact made In their behalf b. Janice Barbour AM
Charles Fsnton Mercer Iaprsal to the SsnNsrs from
south Carolina to guard the work Of John GAard and
william Lowndes Iappsal to she SENATOR. from Mary
land uphold the ccmpro MISC ~hish elected this
stant support Of Samuel Smith, and first triumphant
~ pressed BY the unsurpsss eloquencs Of Plnckney
appeal TO the Senators from Delaware 10 maintan the
landmark Of freedom in the Territory Of Louisiana, early
sspoused BY Louh MeLans appeal to the Ssnstos from
Kentucky not to repueiats pledges Of Henry Clay
appeal to the Senators from bams not to break the
agreement sanctioned by the earliest votes 10 the Senate
Of their late most cherished fellow ozen William Rufus
King
sr Congress may set aside this Obligation rspu
die this pghted faith. annul this pac and some
you forgstfu Of the majesty Of honest dsaag In
support AlAvsy, may consider 1t advAntagsous to
this power. TO All such lot me commend familia
story An eminent leader In antiquity. DAeuistoolss,
70 the AthsniAn Assembly that hs bad
scheme to propos. highly beneficial to the Sst bat
which etuld not b sxpounded TO the many Arissdss