New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06

the whole American pecPe-we met as osna q oSsr s
the meet harmonious Congress ever ssemo ,, NJ
Constitution A. my eloquent friend irou, iilvs' ~.
y.,..l said there was no North, no South' no "es ~
r,s, I'm, one undivided America We met 20 ueess AM
carry through wise, comprehensive ana lrui .,
measures 10 promote the welfary OF 'ie "no.o -,
a. vson nth iorsfering the vast ana divers
~ n, ex,.nt still latent resources OF the continent
10 suread cultivation and CIVILIZATION o'o, -. ,ho,,
wastes; TO bring together its opposite SHORES
nv the iron rail and magnetic wire IN near anu ~, -5
unop. and thus 10 grasp the commerce OF 'ne -,
waiting 10 fall into hands, II we VIII ou suc' 80,
forth 10 the Pacific coast Our harmony @ 10 ,sI.
confusion and fatal paralysis has crippled our
ton Never did such u sudden, never So ru,ious "
change come over the affairs OF natlon anu All ~
sequence Of the encouragement whon uas % - J,tv
the renewal OF the Slavery agitation oy tuose "H -.
and whose interest il to have tro"nei low q.
the authors of this untmely movement M Snernau,
I resist that vement, because am riehd oi pcaNe
and tranquility believe that the only power thar can
be relied upon bear an Individual or pe"p'e oT NJ
and upward il the power Of good eeing ne "a" ~ f
that rules the spheres of The universe, and we
Heaven the law which every wise man ana rue
ouch, TO bring bear upon the legislation ana ads
ron of his country. Following the guidance 9i s t
irene sentiment have done my utmost, III the nu" ~.
there in which have moved, 10 prevent aleha'o" DC
tween the different sections OF this Conederacy anu "
maintain the compromises upon which ue N"'' snlj
WIS founded and the Union has been preser'eu' "ou'
have a kind charitable aud generous ieei,g Pei.
wade the whole and-the points in which we dnet Mp
of sight ard thoughts and affections Ps
exclusively upon the common glores oil ihe "noe Nv
lie and the special distinctive cxcellencles oi " ''o
parts Many Of my earliest and dearest trends nay .
homes in the South All OF us have felt durs 'ne sno'
n,ontbs of our acquaintance here and strong At
tachment growing within US and binding members nun
the distant lines OF latitude and longitude oy ues "
personal affection. Let southern votes eXtiSush 'ts
Nebraska rebraud-le southern Representatives, rea
out beneath their feet this foor-and then the aiaoe
ger al, and noble process OF haernIl good iee7
90 o. binding and the oo we represent IN us per-
p tual bonds OF union harmony and happiness before
such spirit rtdiang from this national metropolis ana
pervading the country. every evil and every wrong wu
r. III
is defeated in spite of the combined southern VOTE efe
will he end of all compromises Some OF them may re-
main in the letter of the Constitution Out IL Va" ne "e
LITTER their moral will be gone forever Inc honor-
able member from South Carolina Mr. brooks 10 whose
fran aid manly speech we stened win 50 en
sue weeks since intmaed thar perhaps II "ouu pe wen
10 abandon the policy oil compromises, ana 100 ie Two
grea; conflicting to meet face 10 face aud e the
matter at once. have suggested the reasons why mere
too,e ave contemplated such issue with reluctance
But If ia, South IT BE- Southern gentle
men have CxIIossod i'll tie coUee OF hls debate rIidce
upon conservative class OF our northern people "ho
they attcr themselves, will come TO their a IN th con-
troversy Let them that no such class oi men
can be found now. Those persons who nave Oec most
stadias in standing by the rights OF the South under 'he
contacts arc tie most wounded, the most justly lhcehsei
n, his aftclp rcucai and repudlate solemn cOhpo
mise Heretofore the South has profed by our divisions
Those divisions have arisen, 10 great uesteei
from the restraining and embarrassing influence
of sense of obligation our part to adhere 10 the en-
cagemonts and stand up TO the bargains maze oy ''c
fathers, and renewed as have shown oy eae sues
inr generation. But let those engagements DC Nol"eu
L.. those bargains be broken by the SCUM on 'e S'"
of unconstituonality any other precnse rom tha
hour the North becomes unit and ndvlsOle iI0 'i"
hour northern men with southern principles VIII dlsdi
near from the scene and the of doughiaces be eNhc
forever do not threaten. pretend 10 no gin OF proPh
ecv ANY interpret the gathering signs Oh .iie
tines All can read the handwriting on the wal. Inc
very utimation that the Missouri Compromise IL proposed
Ia he r,pealed by southern votes in defiance OF tn protest
of fourths Of the northern Representatives., has rallied
the people of TIE free States they never have been RAJ
lied beioe Their simultaneous and indignant protests
pour In upon your table in petitions resolutions ana re-
mousrauces without number and without end ihey are
rereated in popular assemblage from the sea shore to the
Rocky Mountains and in the newspaper press OF all par
s and all creeds and all languages. You have uni'e
the Tree States at last by this untimely unprovohed and
astounding proposal Ii you execute II by the passage i
the bill they will be united forever in one unbroken uni
versal aud uncompromisng resistance OF the encroac-
ments Ut the slave power everywhere, ana az AL points
whether north south of 30 J0 Their unalteaOle de-
termination heard the whole breadth OF the iandi
rising from the shores of the western lakes the thunder
tones indignant people roll over the continent they
sweep through the valley OF the Connecticut ehcrcie me
shores OF Rhode slandhe early and constant iotes OF
fir, eGou-ard the sandy cape oil Massachusetts wnch wei
coined the Pilgrim to his first refuge and rest, ana me
reverborate among the granite peaks OF New-Hampshie
Mount Washington proclams, and Jefferson ana ADAMS
echo il back from their venerable submits, HAT HAS
"IRES PLEDGED TO FREEDOM SHALL BE FREE FOREVER