The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-19

The Copgr YES sha have pswer 70 dispose and mako
ehsr prspsrsy sslsrs II: United ss...s ana hin
this eensia Sn shs Be 50 construed - prsiaaioa
| Now let me a SIX you, my trsnds can iangusgs b
p,jrerf Who Ia 70 jatge ~heiher they to nav
,ss 20 wse sf The .upTsms uaio.y Is ss
whether the provision are consonant with the ,onsu
top not 'hs pmeut is not closed-if II Is nsces
ssry 70 further dduce authority to prove
constitution oopfsrs up Congress this power aud
ht to be exercised eviIceo by whole history
tell you the Pine OF ~ intervention settled Bu
II Il ey break of this old up-omise what viii the
one be WORTH Let Us osk ~ tbs future Suppose 's
torch Of disoord shord bsEs In oar mt1ss aud susry
passions be aroused; suppo teat sectional jssiouse
thonld be brought rU existt ucs supPoe tbs pssson
Of psrty shoud be Arrayec against those OF another
whsre within this broad land is to bs fouad the
with tneritJ absurity enous - stapd up and bocly
propose sno'hsr compremtssf NO. sfhe word -lli be
Let the of CoDsrsss r.p. lshst prom aud
tell them they w,i 90 req eel everything which
nsved applause What ~cald = unanity bs tht cid
rot tberv.d pubc sAithS atty OF hisvss could
h. "ss TO :. to psss
the foot OF tho sallo~s o, AL those who have
::rpi.,sd, their erinses win their h,-., sna tOs
f-hrs Of past ages should be ssse .eled into %,
e,HTerity, the very FIRST necessity that woai %
"a posed upon au ,h munity would b the prs--rvA
IT, Let this conpro of 1920 rspe, si and
Iubiis fath sat what is II? Thirty fop years IL has
~ porn Of tss States s.vs ysd All III.
profits oft while have had nothing hu. 40 uobroksn
forest II bAs been only the ~ilds and uatains-the
has been portion; tina tud the Wild
besst have roamed checked L. aud tn birds have
built their nests in safety there for the foot @ civilized
al has rot trod upon It Bat these sster days.
when the Advancing tide Of emigration AboEn % people
it-now, when two buodr.d white families tsye gone
there to settle tb spirit Of slavery that has st three
States out q IT. aTe determined to seize upon ts last
foothod q freedom, anc make 1t pasturing ground for
slaves. Let them do It But do the south wroIy; thsy
have not demanded It, IL nos the demand OF the 2outh
(applsuse but 1t is ths tender OF Northern Bervsy
hoor Of Congress- and out OF H. remarks like ths:5ad
the gentleman from the South who spoke for the
compromiss repealed but ren IL offered to us bv the
North Eow can go hon and maintain ourselves bs
fore our commitments il We refuse to take Whist tsn
cered TO u.s." Said Mr. D. nton to me, sT, II Southern
man had introduced this measure would have de-
rouncet IT Infamous would have black balled IL
SIR 1t would not have had time 81, dova In the hall
hus, cir, the North have ada bargain. bargain
that was imposed upon them, and have lived by it thirty
any right to complan thips, my frsl d., in discus.
sing this measure, ought t, JUS ice to the South
was proposed to the people o. tAe South there voul
rot be voice In ten thousand for ~ their OF
honor cir chivsly their Dmiy for they hAve
would have repslsd them from making the dsmaod But
they say, and say with truth II the North tendsr IL
how refuss n2 Th's question is with you my
friends and would rather argue tDis question FOR esot
Congress ! tell you II the working men of New York,
whose children win 60 ont and people that lani and
the foreign population Of New YORK and all Who nsvs
interest is far and FREQ houses will look to that
Inheritance, the most magnificent that beDsacsnt God
to people and dsteru iued that it shA
be what their fathers than thru ot csnuy ago
voted it should BE-, it will 1t lies with you,
ny frienos, and you ought 10 make these sentiments
known and to make 1t known that you ara ia earnest
about it, Hsrs ia great question: It spreAds o,er al
time 1t belongs to that dear to th human
st u relates to ssneIa'ons way down IN this future
far hops penetrate; 1t belongs to all une-to
tie cepptes that To people this
uI'st III. The iss s'uIeet chs shat snau
sht more tAee aua 10 nnsL ~Afs up TO the lnsnenSs
iryor au- One OF yoat rs-oia tells
ytu 10 cAi q o. ~ niar "a 10 oa up aud pFayog and
u ihri lh.p tn-t 90 ,nacb; hog vii. ts II you
hat they s.ss, LAT is sorne hing; but you
vote. tIc 81 I.stGssl httt-f. TSAs tnis question
ppr'sroe y H. question that riees aoovs petty policy
&ion that belongs 20 progress, to hum 10 the
oe.tniss Of IN all oomirR tisy-', to ,hs
dsstIies OF eternity TIL politicians sEaud side
4 you will Eto them the Custom H,isr the Post
Ofice srd everything but this fair inhed vhion
Intend for TIE sbode of whoh you iatend to
leave for your cbdr, ard cberebs eaidrsn-n place
where the honest shorer labor IA the cisn OF
ing side by sice with the slave (Appauss Tell them
the WORKING OF New York sv, Ike this ,ubj.ct
sne God helping item, this fair innehspoe Of fres
hAl rot b. ched by the sweat tbs unpki toll Of
slavery nor is virgin life burned out by the feyered foot
OF the uspsid slsvs (snthus'ssi, spplaSse, Ia the
nitst OF which Mr.. Hale retrei from the stsge.)
The Rev. HENRY WARD BKxCHxx then came upon the
stand, snd sreetsd with loud applause He taii:-
Feew Ctaens-I . native Of the good old State OF
Corpe,tcot where, among other customs is OF be
ginning he Sabbath Saturday night and by the time
the hss gone ccvn the Saturesy all things
are AhstAiDed from till Monday rolls round again.
elso tbst Nsw York Is following example, and ia eAry
An s,d ss. have we been 1 poSsn Of 10 she,s
and that the ministers OF the gospel called upon to
pray But there tomethps necessary besides prayer
rotce thai when Christ evtr 50 ks OF prayer, 1t
never mentioned alone but 1t slssys 'wstsh and
pray" cloud spp!Ause) | th,tk isis question, which
Of that pant -hish when IL planted you would
not believe Was poison IL mas heretot r, bee, com.
pn bsep ana ,cn asls oa Va. M. so. ss
there was DO dapger In IL And no~, gentlemen, this
sprs Is nothrs upon Gods earth but shoot from
the poiicsl system. siavery is deadly to humanity
don't come here argue this upon political basis, but
60 ssyond ard say slavery Is aissrace .sd an evil
TO 6ebt till the other is dead Slavery urc,
and betJ soce cling to our symb Ia eagle (thoush
theless. 10 the national record) and Of the
two have got to triumph Heretofore, when there
ree filer" a. they ssre sometimes caled there was
always the cry OF setators, astators and 1t was 81
Ways ths demand that We 81 ,1d Iet the poor south
We ought not to annoy the poor souh. Well, We
bsvs given the south psice; We have .val
cloud appIauie) Well where does ,hs ooune from We
told It from ths NORTH becAue offered
this lives. exists rather In Stats Of illinois, NO.
Ia sot . Northern measure. And when my friend sho
hiss preceded attempts to apologize for thu south, l
ust shake hands with him, and tell him csn't-I cant.
but when Is oTer.d from the North cs5not
renfs ask hov ling Ia II before ths time viii come
vDen hn hebstt Will refuss that hoh does bs
long 70 bim2 suppose thief rings At our Soor, and
pushes In feme old olothef We Hly, Oh ws knes they
we're stoisn out then when they ,sre offered 70 us
kindly, could not refuse accepting them say ,hs
Is nothing mrrs. cloud spplAgss But, gentlsnen La
this not trap sprnte upon usY Was no.ibtepded 70
rush 1t the two houses before thsre time 70
dbeuss 1t ut the North Aud vbsn consier this Is
Ike to hear such Thomas Hart Benton say II h
infamous. II 1t came from the South should have
hsoktslsd It. &c; but sIpce IL is Off red to us By
the North cannot 1t. There Ia nothing In this
that reflects upon the virtue Of the North. and hoid
thst Any Southern and H preventative who Aocsp'a
this bill or votes for II becomes pariceps 0intnS and
s than the who could refuse ihs stolen
o)o hes am glad thAs my friend who bas preceded nae
has argued this qutssiop upon stftuonAi grounds
and taved In. iroubls; for have no. ths hnowetge
TO discuss this oonsatonsly although this knowedge
not necesary TO Argue osnniisntional question ZAP
psuse and iaugitsr) Why argus this upon oonsu.a
topsl grounds ard upe IL Inconsistency with the In
famous compromise Of l850f cloud hisses and applause
which contiousd for some momsnts) Let me say 70
thoss gentlemen sho speaking In their tongue
0auahtsr) they rem ind OF Anecdote . out Ger
lain blacksmith tried TO abe broad axe. He
hammered s.ny upon his metal NIL be spoiled Il for
broad sxe, and looking 81 " for momspL said, "Wsll