The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

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Mr.. CAs- WAN Jon set 70 b = Ola fey, probably.
Mr.. wuIn, (dsm Of Cal bsaisvs thseS v no qoss
tioa before the SsaatsS
nr. RADGHR-I vlsk 10 ask qusstloa.
Mr. WnIEs-I have sssn several gotten up on this
biassa question before ssousy involve this
N ves with any gewrnmsnt Settle our denssdc II.
is-a oss which belong to our own frssdss-snd thsn
We may DO ready TO break lApcs with Great Britain.
Ny dstps friend from Ai.higsa will nevsr b abs
to forgive the British for their conduct in the Of 1914
that dis tinguiahed Senator but would meet them
elsewhere than In the Sspate Sufficient unto the dAy
Is the svn thereof" whenever any Of these prseti.
cal questions mp an ready to meet them; but
have said another that there great deal Of
time lost here in discussing abstract questions and my
who has entered greater extent into the dis
sion OF distractions thar he Whenever he will pro-
pose practical measure the senate VIII DO ready to meet
1t. In the meantime let proceed to tbs decision OF
our own domestic Affairs he efcre call for tho order OF
the day.
Mr. BADGE Pretty coed.
The matter then dropped.
TIE sAs FRANCISCO REsCusRs
The JOINT resolution expressing the sense Of Congress
towards the officers and of the vessels eng sd In
The Of the officers and soldiers OF the army pas
eepgers and urev Of the steamer San Francisco from
Altar remarks 1t was postponed on account Of Mr.
Gvins absence.
The Senate then proceeded to the confederation Of
THE NEBRASKA BILL.
Nr. BursR, (cem.) OF s. c., resumed hts speech. He
sale he obec to OF Mr. Samser and Others
Of running parallels betwsea the honor, morality, and
intelligence of different sections but had DONE
he read athtcs from the recent showing that
extent Of crime compared With relative population. the
Nor far exceeded the Southern States In
OF churches to poppAor the South exceeded the North
BE did not set these things down to the existencs
existence Of slavery In States but be wished to
thc failacy Of the statements that who're slavery
existed there was Generalization want Of intellig
sna refinement This rsntmentsl,y now pervAdins osr.
tain quarters OF The North wholly unknown TO
hardy Northern forefashors. When Rome ~as mo COR
rupt hsr gielson most ssntmen Al ThoEe II the
North who had visited the South and witnessed slavery,
fecoreiled to Its existence thai those whoss
only knowledge of it derived from ading Unes
Toms Cabin OF the many Jams 1t tia North he had
respect bus fer aud that it's Pur snismfor the
osr sms such AZ aboltionisu bloouncriA and strong
minded voman'ro he had other opinion than that
they ssd very unbeaith, irdaepce the public
mind He nnen ed wi,h severity pom womans rights
convsptiors &c. Woman entitled TO respect In her
Hphsre. Her sphere vile mother, and daughter,
higher han that OF man-h Kingdom the heart
bad higher and nsber functions When she puts
oil these and the gsrb and sttem pts exercise
The masculine urctlons Of society she Is guilty Of cri
nal irsDFgrsssion. Woman approached the character
Of angel that OF demon. These wo-
men rere active SCENTS In promoting the higher
law. -be author OF higher law Was ne Who,
in serpent form, crspt into Eden and told Eve that
there . higher law than YET she knew II the Ssna-
tor from New York attained the high place he sought he
would ooub'iesa Call to his couaoi theee sctve parti
OF his coctirts What to be done with slaves
ii this septi tASn carried outf South Caro-
bonds Of five thousand slaves would Massachusetts, take
them and provide FOR th.m? She would not There WAS
nothing res in this sentimentsty To smsncpsts the
slaves IN the South, without liberal provision for
their fu.ure m.intensnce and support would bs
set unsurl assed in cruelty even BY the expulGon
of tho Jews from Spain By Ferdinand. 1t would
b. rciful to cut their threats than turn
thsm over TO tho preachers Of this sickty sentimou
tai philanthropy Hs lad objections 70 this bill He
did not believe Cor9rtB had poser 70 give the people
OF the Territory authority to do inconsistent with
the consiiiu'ion of the Uhihd states He did not believe
In the absolute sovereignty Of the peopl- OF tho Territory
He believed That upon settlement territory the
sti,ut'on Of United States medatey ,anded
power aside that constitution, which su.rasssd
equality OF rights TO psope Of all States. mus bill gave
the people Of the Terriers Unlimited Davcr and pkeed
thing foY,vs beyond control But he had soding
confidence in The intsEgencs and purity ef the
Amer 40 people, and Thought that all tons night
be ss'ely left with them. Hs wss willing TO take
tbs sn sit ard that too vita the csrtsinty that
ksnsAs Nebraska would b ssvehodng States.
He would tass the si, nscauseit removed he Missouri
eripg In the size OF The So1th He paid high tribate
10 the statsasnship Of Mr. Douglas. That Senator had
khovis o. its perils and il it was sustained BY tns
country, tho Senator deserved its hopcrs
Mr. BRowS, (ccm.) of Miss. explained his views OF the
constitutions lty Of the Missouri orae, and read
his speech in lsA8 TO show that he took The view
thsn He denied that the Nsour prohibition vas :
dou'.in. Of the NicSo,son .str which loo.ssa
all Sovereignty 10 Territorial Legislature. he thought
.veresns vas not IN the people Of rsrrtoIss not IN
r'ght 80 exclude slavery.
Mr. oopdH, Gem o. lows. folv.a in defence o: tbs
vereignty Of the psofle Of Territories reading toh
That sHhjsct. He ooutsnded .hh, tho Missouri 70
sisc,on and Wi,naos prSyso were dangerous usurpA.
o. 70 b allowed 70 rein.ia A. insrsr. on, ts statute
bocK He replied at leigh TO Mr. smiths iong
the bin TO the ebj,ci.cs, that Brigham Young had
forty sives he said that not by virtue Of Law
bat part OF The religious creed Of the Aorncns
The Mormcus ihorshts vita Was good thing and pro-
vided themselves with many good things possfos
The Sh kera refu5e tce1r members WiyeB. the
latter existed in al tho StAces, and OF
,sted to interfere Nth or disturb their ooal regu
aticns II fhs creed OF wis OF the shsksrs,
the creed u forty wives o. he Morrlons, present
81 10 ths Senator from Connecticut, thsTe
who bsiievso that the Senator would become Shaker
cloud laughter He denounced the Abotonists and
their doctrines In strong terms AND referred sp
behalf OF the honor pshscd faith, solemn coupsos,
30 Did not that senator reach his position did
be rot spring into Political power BY Of his
start ard pscrupuous the sacred compact Of
the constitution providing for the rendt ion OF fugitive
saves' He in favor Of further acquisition o, Terri
il ob,aines f.iry snd properly Before they were 40
CURED he wished to see this question settled forever
There 10 get IL ss,td but to leave It with
the people to dspofe Of in their slavery
table In the Terrora people would have 1t In spite
Of all prohibitions b, Congress, other sise not pro
J~f.Ysons time sgAinst settling Indian territory,
and yet he and the senior senator from Wisconsin had
violated II nearly one half Of their lives his father had
only gene Indian territory but had built forts to
prot ct tie sett ments aud he bad often loaded guns to
protect them The people OF the Territories would 10
controlled by such prohibitions. He referred to Mr.
Douglas said that that Senator owed IL to his
try to the ac OF 1850 INTRODUCES carry through
this measure There 'ritorAl governmental inds
penssbs to the Pacific rairoad and Jet the Senators
from New York and other States would throw away the
road and all other measures to get unconstitutional
prohibition OF slavery.
Mr. CAs got the floor, and st Eve O'Clock the Senate
adjourned.
Affairs In Albany.
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