New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04


Ia A. bearing vbs,ever on ibis question Il that q
inhabitants Of the csded teTTcry-1nl wac We,e VS.
the inhabitants o. Sebrssks' fsv Ilt ans ne t1s'o
ter.s resft are hose in Lnui.a1. aDuui New VI n
ara in uiiroi. s-,orS Ire French ss:tisrcatg shall
incorro sfcd r IT, Uriuu q The United SIS az .
nii.t re- soon & 9oss Il sc.0-lug 20 the fra Is
ihs Federal c n-S.l,,sn 70 Il. eajoynsn; 81 a.
advantage snd iIau-l o. ciiz ~ u tAs re
sat, ~ IN he r--sr me 'Ney shal be in vas
sud protected II ho fsc ,N~enf II "a cir oetty p
Tety alt q ri on " ca he Fro,s's hist va -
hc. IN i,i,i Il insisted IN To protection Of -
iIlli.itt' "a .i,r n i r. S,ci1se 'le! wee k,ns'
C.tholi.s NJ q contains ~ 't, s-sc So cl5e % ne
PRESENT qse.;oa ain il i ursed iast ga Is lsss
sblest ia7r-rs has New Jerssg ever Pr. tl answers
tbs We. - s1y- Sat Cocsrers ,nleel las ih3 power
but no. he uolc frtt % re- - re C'lg-ons'e -
ssys = not na 90 ne Constitution, mr. precisely "a,
provision q IL Cons'G;ca. 81, heh.a4 ;ae Goa. -
MISE ITSELF - - c c1ml st Of IA ge 'pe ac o. ~
tine compact ietweei the North "a 10 S'ia snI
the legislative .rneu, 1ict admitted N.s.11 n-o ;h3
that compact; B,tiu6 L. set Of C5l,r~s Was sfrel
compact lctwcea to peop-s anu auonE .se pso9t a7d
" nd be not OILY breach CT isi bu. /. Worid be
vigt il cCuvGCr. 20 iGfrccaoo OF H. Constitution 10
infringe iLst Grsa epi-ar2s He sac and Jsstiy'
thst lie whole Con>tt ton Of England = rae ~ OF US
Of Parliament Ike tis;-tha Coasi.;ti9n which s2y
Tu-.faau wo.l1 b!a ? 81 laT violent hfr15 m. lh1
rrpIcssd volson is ter De rrable nor excien' Let
cor pacts Re ever ahiced By an c'ecehy NJ T. ne IA
great aLd glorious ccCse Ss Ila- OF HeeAs-i tO'''
CorariAxD7 P,rvTs v-ss II. next speaker. U,sait ,
Although ] think notb 7g can be added 70 n' 20 FsF,ll
sraus nts which you have heard. yet ho1 this 10 70
question on which every ,rsst man shorld eHs'' bis
feelings There Should be ooGnc fires upon IN every
hsmet i not question G: ihe rslts 81 Lne 49,.
hut cf -. ch'- Of men o. ne nor Of any sc'on
lvt of IN. honor of the nation L il hHrl TO SPEAK On
til. ,ubicc without excitement have been suEptitd AZ
the calrIres VI my friend Who proceeded me ie eoi
that thi demand made TO- the south by man toe me
North would have been made, tha the 'a'n ~oa
hav. blGhed make t. but for the * rem. views 10
-,trr 10 Slavery 70 which the North has giyen ueralee
Al Of
IS been regarded IN land Of the first evils
The evidence OF NlsLn TON and Jeilerscr can Dc W
sirst II Mercer Ot Virginia, recorded his WISH tAAt
Sayerv should never swell hey Ond is boundaries az .he
time Tie slave the South perhaps not ball 50 oady
of YOU nav suppose have been at the South; AMI
evr the system Is 40: haf - great an eV - me
black man a. 10 hs master but m ne slave ii,e tIse
il Observable he a5,crce Of grest Ingredient In man
bood-rhst t. hope Slavery is @ moral wrong AMI ILL.,
which should uc. be suffered a al events 10 eSteoi selt
into soil VET virgin of IT, blight l. Is urged hN II IL
uneous unfair ind. rsic not 70 permit me Sou 10
Gerry their pr srty into this new Territory ~" nave
iey properly in ihcr slaves by what Ia" oi any na
lion Byv hat facimC n except those Of thor o' legs
sfon7 TIE argument H. that they OF tn nth must ne
allowed to carr their o,el Law into another place and
the very statement shows tie ahsurCy south carolina
s,il hirs for vel might she demand tocarry
Ills enactment into Nebraska. "A 10 the argument THAI
is only democratic allow the people OF the new territory
to make their laws answer tnat Congress gives
portion Of their territory and nave ney nor rgu'
raw il their duty 10 provide enR.tments Tor IT'S gov
ermertl On basis Of our National DeclsratOa Ihit
sU men are born free il the duty Of Congress In
declare that no foot of slave sa dohe the neS terri
tory Great apYlEu.e Though this Ia" should never
maxi one single slave more yet 10 pass hs sct wOud De
breach OF solemn mpac-eompac maze oy tue SCUM
cir own ins,aLce aad By wh they got boon "hch
they yrou have otherwise No man or boy otths
day should be allowed 20 break the iatn whch oar ns's
rurht,d and we're proud 10 keep How would the so
called giant Of the West have blenched II those pig
mics Jay and Webster-coud appear before hin
to forbid the d,nlenent of the solemn covenant winch
they had assisted in getting up. Applause Ill TINS
MON falls viii have part In Inc parncIda at we
will stand by the compromises break tnem VINO may
END in tones of sindnes but resolve We sla say u inc
South that our CHS must ami VIII IN 'intan lGfea'
Applause.
thus: | consider this pending bill the beginning OF
trouble IN country ami though many msy not eve the
matter much nsdoraion at hrst YET "hen we come 20
reflect il bealDg-' Geny th'HAS man WI" say HeIe
after that this Tie time Tor a. non an slaI d.
citizen Of tie ned States uOw g have an oppOF UNITY
70 express publicly my protest against tho acton oil coh
grss- op this bill hen John Adams one OF the fathers
Sf his Republic maintained the right OF remonstganee
haugit h. ur,sseG the matter too far but have sed
lorg enough To tat Republic " hich would oe saie
hy l. I'm Adams the IemOnstrance this meeting M ht no
he received By the Cousress OF the states. lAPp1lse
Painful il was 10 Esct nc Norm 70 PUT saves N Iaa
a. send them back to their matters, We DID IT. di1 h
l il IVES the ultima ftHic yet did IT, why for peace
ben We I'D tLat who would have spoken of not giving
NJ oar hts too Ii is beet lot 70 be we are not
for single combat is according t. reason or our
religion; but il is best not TO be frightened and VIII say
srn glad Mr.. Cutting not fri htened lAppiadse
have supported the Slavery OF tie SCUM wen "tnn ~
sits but will support the extension OF slavery IL
they insist extending Slavery let rs iast on extndin
Freedom. Great Gppleuse IL Is best nor 10 DO Ir5ht
tned and though v.d not attack the oDuth 10 hurt ner
right would arch to support and TO stop the extern
sion OF what know TO be wrong and curse ppaus3
IL j. an unjust accusation against the memory Of Clay
ard Webster to they open adooT Tor Ins meas
use They uev, did so. The proposlJn Is nov 10 cover
us all over with slavery Ii this law be sanctioned
vel can have slavery in any State and any portion Of
Union Therefore object 10 il as increasing the area OF
,nI ia iaf l.. "A ~ &
lighted ia the Missouri Compromise never Questioned
ior thirty four years: relied on By Clay and Webster
cd, for the South voted for it, and which the
South wishts violate not because they can put forward
any lust reason but because they think they have the
power They think they have because our great eaters
In he South be was not Southern man. bat nan OF
tie Uuioni Applause The South say we % not
introduce this measure; gentleman rom me "est
introduces il how refuse Ike II the 3s5 for
Till IL Il arranged so that the South make this plea
hereafter Texas admitted; the Mexican war was
undertaken only TO give more slave Sa,es ana more
lave uoaer in the Legislature When California was
edmed there was trouble IN the land, dsaalon was
talked of end then compromises and concessions were
made Has not the North done all in ls power o' peace
And EOW when hope for peace u Is s~Ofd' lnilh
Governor PssYIYGToS next referred to the speech Of
ator Thompson OF New jersey IN which be mentions
slaves a. the rnc pro perry Of the South and strongly
srobated Jerseymans speaking OF human oeipgs
% he would OF stock or cattle APIlaa.e lhe men Oh
the oden time especially the elder Nj Frenghdyien ae
SAID would never have used Euch words n their places IN
CoToress lie .aid Mr Thompson had gone the whole
eSg4e and i' might well Be- called IN. southern
ne mber FOX New Jer.ey- llsughter-of Mr. Wright the
other Senator who had neither voted nor spoken, ne
borgbt The Senator fe Ike Jer eymAn he ought to
Isye made Lis feelings known Gov Pennington animal
yerted severely the other portions Of Senator I1omp
sCn sueech and ssi il he represented the people OF
lie certainly dI not IL this respect, rePrese Ut
him Gov + lie alluded 10 tie statement Of President
TieIce according to hr Clements, that the Nebraska
b would be good COX the North and cad 90 suppose me
PTesin mean, by Thai that Il would break up AMI ruin
even thing
Gcyernor Remington concluded hls address amid mach
sprlau.e By dtnounng the measure g. great evil in