The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-06

make revolutions overthrow governments.
EXTRACTS FROM SENATOR BADGERS SPEECH.
MIR. BADGER said 1t is proper Mr. President perhaps
ner the remarks which have been by tie honorable
senator from Tennessee that should submit few obserya
ons to the Senate shall do it upon particular sub
ect-matter in which concerned and shall not
into discussion about the comparative patriotism Of
the people of the different sections Of the Union the de-
gree OF reliability in the support OF the national Union
to be placed upon northern wings northern democrats
left the Senate chamber yesterday, while the senator
from Tennessee making his remarks under the impress
sion that we were going " have long session that we
might probably be here until late III the night left the
Senate for the purpose Of getting something the Of
reireshment that might be prepared with more ease and
convenience TO myself To endure the long-cOntnued pro-
cess Of sitting up sent for three times with
the information that the senator from Tennessee proposed
10 say something with respect me- and desired my
ence When had completed the very essential purpose
for which ct the Senate, returned and found that the
honorable senator as was told by other had been DIV
putting the authority upon which made MY stasmcnt 70
the Senate the 18th day of February last that the south
whig members OF this body united the support
of this bill When n and ascertained the course
of remark pursued by the honorable senator took the op
portunity which he afforded to me- of stating what
grounds had made that representation. But for some
seemed yesterday to be exceedingly impatient Of allowing
nnybody to get through with complete statement of what
was necessary to make his remarks understood desire
therefore, now TO state again distinctly what understood
to have been the facts in relation to that transaction
We had meeting of southern whg senator's called not
ut my instanceI knew nothing about the purpose Of
"'':S SUI" ieou's"u S"ieu, rs ""uct0Voou u
the instance of the senator from Delaware. attended
that meeting We there informed that certain
ces had appeared IN the National lntelligencer taking
very sfong ana decided ground against TINS measure
us hVovng breach OF national faith that as that paper
had been for many years the generally recognised OF
the whg party this difficulty was likely to be produced
that southern people might suppose that upon this par
ar subject that paper spoke the sentiments Of the south
ern wing members vi this body \ knew nothing about
hose artlcies In ono respect disadvant8eously and
probably IN mnhy more with like disadvantage do not
resemble my friend from Delaware am not In tho habit
ons pending before tins body Whether lily placed or
not sui nave sulcient confidence IN myself to suppose
that can nd ont how TO direct my public course without
nx IN the assistance OF the public journals OF the day.
nhd when fneed help which often DO, and which seek
promptly 80 soon az hnd the need Of it. generally have
best calculated TO aid me r3H&Mypy $3.50
but my friend from Delaware seemed to entertain the
opinion ha TINS was producing misrepresentation in the
public mind OF the South as to the views Of those who rep
resehteu that secton OF the country ON this fe0r
SIR resolution was adopted at that meeting which my
friend from Georgia has read That resolution declared
that the National ntegencer did not represent the views
OF southern wing senator's ON this question assented TO
hat resoiuon not because had read the articles but be-
cause understood from brother senators what those arts
ces We're ig6i i8i-gs e84jtLtyJ 5g
Now, Mr. PRESIDENT at that meeting, assembled ~ the
Gan ot Tue senator from delaware ras present. dmong
oers fae senator from Itnnssse so far ds know ne
a0 nof dsea Ihedrd no dssem from him az to agreeing
M e resoton prcosod by he senator from efeorgd AT
e nee proceedhgs were 9one u was suggesfcd tnAt as
naa ae noor upon 'e Neprska D lof tne next day as
,; p.1np , anu enens aeou " ulsapusng 'ne
puule ni ~ ,le oou,n IN rstioh 70 Tue Posluon Oh
, why s.aos hele, snou,o tkc oGeaslon IA my
, I'M sae 'nas we were nh'ea upon me saoect Oh
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