New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

w. ,sso n una s richt 10 oyen the line TO tho Poetic as
twas in is,s Yetthe senator. upon two propositions to
yun the line voted against them. The Senator now pro
Used TO blow up the Compromise because it was
po rsrccd to in ss why did he against in
isso The whole poll ySf the Compromise Of 1870 h wa,
Corrrrs found t. The present Secretary of War moved
to amend by declaring null and void all laws prohibiting
the emigration thereof. OF any citizen OF inc onted
States with property, and The Senator from Illinois voed
against H. He regarded Mr.. Clemens letter, published
TO day as just aud true exposition of this measure lie
intended TO retire possibly before the close OF TINS session
from public life and seek repose and consolation IN pr
waite o He would hereafter take no active part IN any
poliiical agitation elections The Democratic party
had the Executive and both branches of the Legislature
Nas IT, then good policy interrupt all business by
renewal of this agitation bad beginning hao 'ahen
place in the House The Deficiency bi which had occu
Pied weeks. had been killed. and time ana laoor os1 E
this negro question 90 there and Senators "ouu seq IA
,ho House perfect insurrectoB-North and South war
ring one upon the other lie veniured to assert tl .
bill after all would not pass II msh pas on 'S ro9 s1c
coed and the bin would for the rest OF the session. Slh1
IN he way of all other business and finally be lost Inc
rnsape OF this bin would explode he platforms OF Dotn
,s and the parties Themselves lie would never have
nytbinr wore 10 do with political conventions BON
nstes fnd adopted platforms 10 ABIDE ny the Cohprons
ma now both parties exploded them hereafter Nc "oud
80 am hs own hook In his retirement lie would take
With him platform adopted by the Democratic COnven-
lion Of June H. 1876, held at Concord which plat
form was drawn up by the present President OF the
Inited States That platform declared the adherence OF
me Democracy the principles OF that party from l776
and the question OF Slavery, IL said: "lnat
while they deplored its existence az moral and social
eyi they would be foTbeafDg to ohers and would not
c,nsider themselves wiser than Washington Franklin
and Jefferson" He agreed with every word OF this
rlatform He would stick to H. if the President did not
How could the President support this bill to extend TO
Nebraska great moral and social evil How could the
Senator from Illinois AK the President 70 90 so ne
SUPPOSED the reference to Franklin and Jefferson was the
pstition signed by the former and presented TO the
inst Congress for the abolition of Slavery and
The declaration of the latter that all are
&C., Cd euum his future he would
avoid al agitation On the subject Of Slavery.
His father whom he followed to bis grave in 1922 be re-
membeed was stakeholder All bis early reductions
were connected with The institution His personal obsery
aous OF the Kindness gontleness and providence with
which slaves treated by minority OF their masters,
and the grateful acknowledgements Of kindness and aec
on Inv saves 70 their superior had done much in his
mind TO mita ate the evils but still he did not regard as
desirable Institution, one that ought to De e1tendei
The repeal Of this Compromise would not benefit the
South Why then throw q frebrand TO the demagOgues
Mt the North which would arm them with power IL tins
bill were passed he never desired to see anOther hs
Convention did he think the Democrats oughI 10 nave
another They had better shake hands and back 10 their
original elements ard forget all other party associations
North has to be sold out he preferred to choose ms
ov master Ii compelled to select one he would prefer
Lirh toned Southern gentleman. lie would then be sure
of humane treatment He would never select for his mas
ter & Northern demagogue or doushiece. lie w2uld
not have TO rule him one of those fellows
called Yankees who, leaving their own country
TO 20 down South, become the hardest
ran and are selected as the Dest O SeTSsnn
PRINCIPLES Mern Van Buren, was one of these. he had
gone so far mpudeniy to intimate TO Congress MS
intention TO repeal an act on the SUBJECT Were aid ne
bring up? Why, the Buffalo platform surrounded by
the very worst OF all fGnatcsm All things were accom-
plisbed now in the Of democracy. He had strong
idea of becoming Democrat himself, If this blu passed
His democracy OF late had become exceedingly rampant
The Wings now less than nethird oil the body ana
in two years would be less than quarter of it, If this
bill passed they might as wen separate emig 9 LsI an
den.abotues end negotiators This bill was move on
the political checker board had as it appeared to him.
consider able reference, not to the e4gehcie5 Oh nc
present Administration az least 70 some future Fresiuen
iiM eectitn-in 1870 1850. Whh the Concord Ila
foIm written by the President in 1876 an independ mt
marty might be formed He would have no objection
70 ru'tr it under the banner of the Senator from Texas
and completely routing the denagogues Norm ana o0uih
He would not hunt runaway negroes but ne would hu
demaeogues and dougniaces, and put down every nun
lion of slavery into Congress- OF course in AZ these re-
mnrke he had no to any one ia the Senate
Mr. Smith stopped at quarter before five. having
eroken tour hours aud hall His remarks were irequsy
Interrupted with shouts Of laughter ana ms repeater h
Mr.. WELLER 1Cal) got the floor, and said he would
not speak more than hour ii the subject was postponed
Mr. HOUSTON CToxss said he would follow the Senator
from California Monday.
The subject then postponed and, AFTER SNORT Ea-
ecutive session, the Senate ADJOURNED 10 mohuaS'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Tho SPEAKER called attention to an error IN me count
on The motion to lay the motion 10 reconsider me Nol5 re-
.cpg ;le Deficiency bill the iaDie; on re count
had been found that tie vote stood 81 10 CO WITHOUT e
casting vote Of the Chair
AIR HANEN-It don't change the result
The SPEAKER-It does not.
Mr., STEPHENS (Ga The Chair can change his vote.
Tho SPEAKER-Ihe Chair has no right to change MS
Mr. COBB-I reckon good many would change their
votes TO day if they could Laughter
The SPEAKER-1he Chair would not
flapn / moved To RECONSIDER ll6 Nolc ny
which the House laid the motion to reconsider the vote
rejecting tie Deficiency bin, on the table.
The SPEAKER ruled the motion out OF order, on The
ground that The practice had been TO consider vote lay
ipc a RECONSTRUCTED motion on the table as final
Mr.. JONES appealed and referred to precedent to
sustain him,
Considerable conversation ensued, when
Mr. HAMILTON moved TO lay the appeal on the table
Mr. HOUSTON wished to compromise by reporting
another Deficiency bin for the purpose OF having 1t referred
Objection was made ,o..o.
The appeal vas laid on the table by l3i to 80;
Mr. HOUSTON again asked leave TO introduce new
Deficiency bill
Mr. WALSH objected
The private bills the table were then taken up and
three of them passed.
The House we Mt into Committee the private calendar
consumed the entire sitting BILL and without
any other action adjourned to Monday
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MAINE.
PORTLAND, Friday Feb. 10, 1854.
Gov Crosby delivered his Message to the Legislature on
Wednesday 1t is almost entirely local in its topics The
finances education internal improvements &c, of tue
State are represented TO be in fourishng condition
Upon the rie bit of citizens Gov Crosby says:
The Consular Convention OF the Esd OF February
last between the United States and France, contains
stipulation the part Of the United States: that the fr
dent shall recommend to those States of the Union by
whose existing laws aliens not permitted to hold
real estate passage of such laws as may be necessary
for the purpose of comforting that right have TO INFORM
tba ia accordance with the stipulation adverted TO-
lie President communicated 10 the Executive of this
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