New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. H. 1854.
Some Of the Southern members startled al the d'oV
ery that Douglass Nebraska bill roati0a OF the Oom
nrouise Of 1880 Tha, It is so Is very PLAIN
The Texas boundary bin Ia part Of the Conprom pro
des distinctly that the third article Of the secoad section
.f the resolutions annexing Texas "shah no De npaTo
q clause Of which reads as follows -e.,,..,.,.
And in stats ses .ha b sf "a a. or tsroIaatry
~ r H except for crime shall BE V'ohisisea
That Douglass bill does impair TINS provision ~
vii depv for declares that sucA State or States sna DC
,oovcd into he Union with or without Slavery as Their
d conscientious may prsscribe" So that the proaoiory
caue So soemnly reiitmed by the Compromise OF le''
l. NJ, only impaired but annued know max 'nS We"
of the matter viii have great weight WITH some members
ubo have been counted favorable TO Douglass onL
"A .carno be too often reitsred frequently pressed
rnon their attention That Douglas in this matter IS play
ing a game of sharps, all wei informed politicians mere
admit
He NAV vet be caught in his own machinery. Should an
,roendrnent be offered to his bill establishing Slavery in
Nebraska how would he vote How would General Cas-
vote Thola,ter in his Nicholson letter it viii be remem
bered takes the ground that Government shall neither pro-
hbt or establish Slavery States bur eaveit to the
citizens thereof to determine which they WI have-Free
dom Slavery.
hou N Douglas permits Slavery enter the Territory
by his bill and thereby eecuay establishes II there yet
an affirmative provision for its actual Introduction Ike that
Of Senator Dixon would be satisfactory to the South
and less iesuitica in its character
In the Senate this morning Mr. Douglas gave notice that
he should call up the Nebraska bill on Monday.
Mr. Foor addressed an immense audience to night in
verv infammatory and severe speech. He denounced
Gen TAYLOR and Mr. SEWARD, and laudod Mr. FILLMORE
and WEBSTER He said Mr. FILLMORE never sent Free
soler TO the Senate but withdrew those whom Gen TAT
IoK ser, He compared President PIERCE to James tho
Second of ENGLAND and said COsuS5 sent dispatches to
Mississippi 10 defeat his election to the Senate He holds
CrsHr>G in the utmost contcmpe and says JEFFERSON
DAVIS was a defeated candidate for Senator and IS dead
man Foor was defeated on Reputation and not Union
grounds lie praised DICKSON and BRoNsoS and urged
the rejection Of br RrDFIELD. Tie said DOUGLAS IS the
man of the age and imporcd God that the President might
awake or the people would rise in their majesty Inc
whole South is for DIcKssoS and BRoSsoN. Messrs.
DOUGLAS JAMES, BOYD and CLEMENTS were present Mr.
srASToS occupied the chair
number of combinations Of Collectors Pension Agents,
Receivers SC. have been made Mr.. REDFiELDs nomi-
nation was up but objected to by Mr. BENJAMN on ac-
cornt Of the absence OF NJ SEWARD 1t was laid over but
he will be confirmed The Hards are in high gee The
sueechcs of Me.srs CUTTING WALSH and Foor have re-
feshcd and uvicorated them FoOr spoke sneerngy OF
the President and was bitter gall upon DAVIS and
CUSHING As a Democratic speech it was decidedly
unique. VV'' WE
TIE Union of this morning has dispatch confirming th'
election Of Mr. Brown as United States Senator from
Mississippi
The amount of drafts registered a. the Treasury during
the week ending lh ms, was sl,7O0osl