New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

49,, S.,,s aucomp,omis.s must be annu.ed and render
I'D roueratIye and agitation must Do ne wacnworI '
s ,L.fs ,bncs hall be accomplished. Now, Mr. frsi-
lor. White This grea, wrong which you are about 10 per-
r.;raie this wrong TO the North thus wrong 70 hahayi
Ills wrong % mankind cvcTywhere sb1 ,.s apn 49,
sta,u,. book unrepsaled shall take ph' h'te uo''
yto,,v,r else Won NAV do. | proclaim war upon, IT,
know that stand her utterly powerless 10 a'si. .0 -
lending danger, ovoTborne by an neH"r y IL,
ty the mesrcrism Of this saye-cursed ailose'V; -:
i've notice that shall not rest umer IL. .ns Y,b
son of the United States was hard bargain ioT s'o M
erd il all compacts for political power are 70 o ~. ma
cheap. her turn, too may come next hs aeJ Won are
about 10 DO The future of the kepuohc IS sho' -"o "
gloom let every do his cuiy and may Ooa prospe.
the right. But Nh President there was one " c
Democracy touched upon by the senator RON In"hlI
Nj retit. H. told YOU Sir, that the nor.n.rn S"o
DR., Long. that the people were ihas,i,I. ar
.. in consegt, nee OF the introduction 81 th- p an"
he od on is friends 10 take II lust came from the
House. For said he, uniess 1t i passed the pre- en- &c
sion you Will lose II forever; il cannot oe paSSed a. al
AL Lis l., doubt, true enough bui, >r marx ',e IN
ference with which this admission teens. Tic Is D'D
ero, He stands here advocate Tor he sovereignty Vi
the peoule and for faafcr soregEy yoi he 'eIs
the >.na,e OF the United States that this aoom.Aaoie
uea.ura must pas. now by map Judgment or not pass
az all He Gare trust TIE people win TINS great cues
ton No Sir: not lie. Do It no", before the people cs'i
have voice in l. NV or ne''T Di ..I ~; at :, @ ,o
bieh office he holds fOT such purpose l. l"e'e ANY
Democracy in such course ~ mat Is ne peiovta'
Sir. TO aid IN getting up such question mere u
the people dreamed and from which Their sense 81
Justice ievos and urging i, through before the people
can have an opportunity to express ter vi ba,
subject The very declaration he has made SHOWS ua'
he conscious that the people are opposed 10 MN on s
measure. In urging /, on them i he not deuoe.ato'!
yioatu: the will of the people he represents SIR us
uftsson Of Judgment thai he j. no Democrat say
Sir such is the inference ard tine only inference can
draw from such q declaration and from such conduct:
But impeach only say that II |, wiih uli
knowledge that the people of Ohio were deadly hose 10
n xlo = |
upon the southern members o this Senate 10 take ms OIL
now under circumstances. because they would never
have another chance get H. what would that mean ex-
cept that intended to 60 along with the South ~ al aA
ards regardless the wishes the Will OF my own northern
constituents 10y voting for measure whchthey aoomae
and abhor Would tha; course be right Tor anyropresena-
tive 1.-THE people much less for Democrat But why
usi measure pressit To final decision IN such nor
haste Ii il Is all right will not the people De Tor II
another year Can they not be trusted with such ques
ton Oh Sir every is perfectly aware that what yoa
propose do now, ii delayed one year, would be m
possible and hence the rage 20 pass now Gan mere DC
rea. necessity for Inc immediate organization vi tee
Territories II hOwling wilderness covered oEerWth
some eighteen or twenty Indian tribes with whom you
have treaties guaranteeing that you would never organize
Territories them ask them 70 sell their land or 70 re-
move bus that they should always be exempted rom our
interference. Sir this whole movement shows that even
under boosted institutions, what danger mere
that The will of the people may be regardei ahd
Frustrated by corrupt Executive and p tahiess repre-
sontatiycs OF the people Yes, Sir arr empire Is {" he
transformed from Freedom slavery and the people must
-
woe 10 the millions who 10 people these vast regions IN
all time come and they who are dong tins deed are
great scker for popular sovereignty Pnatr socefgA
aud their constituents cannot nave voice IN the
matter. 1hey cannot be trusted. How much better
squatter in the wilderness than enlightened con-
siit,u, II Is but poor compliment YOU pay the high
soued people your noble State. Dare you not trust
them with this great question of Slavery extension Can
they not Judge well squatters No. Sir Everybody
knows that The iberiy-loyng people OF that state VIII
never consent that Slavery shall 90 into those vast Terri
tories and hence YOU seek settlement Of this great ques
ton now and behind the back of the people But have
done did not intend speak again on the merits OF the
bill Tomorrow believe there is to be eclipse of the
SUM- ard think perfectly meet ana proper mat the sun
in the heavens and the glory OF tbs republic should Doth
into obscurity and darkness together Let the
pass il proper occasion for dark and da2nng deed
Mr. BrowN-The eclipse OF the sun will only be partial
Mr.. WADE-Very well: bu: the public honor will be
tarnsbod forever. know very we'll sir, with what a
yell Of triumph the passage OF this bill VIII be haied Do
IN the South and in Pandemonum.
Mr.. BRowS-Do you know what is going on there
Mr. WADr-I do not pretend to know precisely what is
foot there but think il partly evident that there II
very free communication between that country ana TINS
BODY and en- greatly mistaken II have not seen the
dwaIf.h medium by which the communication is kept up
and carried on Great laughter But, Mr. fyesdeu',
there good mixed up with TINS great eV vi course
all further compromises at an end. Thank TOD nave
already given notice of appeato fhe people VIII labor
urdo all that you have done, and little more by way
of interest and indemnity for the past and security Tor
the future. The must be carried ON by the North,
witha rosOlue and promising obstnacy until things
shall be put st0D ono dnfe nfon tntli tins shali ne
done am an AJoto,st at heart while in the slavecursed
atmop here of this capital whatever may be at home.
But here pride and elrespect compel man either to be
doushiace, funky an Aboltionlst and choose the
latter. | glory in the name. feel that my hatred to
Slavery Justly entities to wear it-a name which
never yet denied and which present passing event fast
rendering glorious. And now Mr. President having SAID
all with to say on this OCCASION again protest III the
name of the sovereign State of Ohio against the passage Of
this BILL and again give notice OF appeal TO the people
themselves Nor will fail, with what ability have, to
stimulate them to action until this vile judgment shall
stand reversed. In the time consoed by the assu-
rance that oenses must come there is for those
through whom they come.
YOUNG AMERICA" AND ROME,