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

holders have hosed into to their own nefaron'
purposes and restore to 1t the ognai IN
which fs iusriops trainers conceived and established It,
not 70 much az admitting into IT, according to Madson
sherman and Others the blssphenous idea that An can
hold in man She iDvokes us TO return 10 the
original policy Of this Go, crnment inaugursted by Je
soD and n,erdci Slavery on every rod OF territory under
ia jurisdiction, She would have us zee 10 1t ina, ths
Cover ment President Judges, Congress. and all be
eedIv scued from the foul embrace Of the great south
ern syren. raised up from its low debauchmen, to
virtue and freedom, yitalized anew by the inspiring
tiops upon which liz great fathers established and
left H. there to be resolutely and actively
the side ~ IL il and proper that the state
Of Ellsworth and Sherman, who would not admit Slavery
INTO the Constitution any terms and the Of Put
nam and Hale, who fought bonoraby for freedom should
sp elk out clearly such crisis and call upon upon
shsle OF from this Government the sccursed ampire Of
Slavery Ny honorable colleague as undertaken for the
second or u rd time 10 prove the Missouri Compromise
line unconstitutional will not tex the patience of the
Senate with any reply further than 10 Offset the opinions
Of President Monroe together with those Of his unr
vailed Cabinet, Calhoun Crawford Writ ana John Quincy
Adams against the argument and opinions Of honor
allie COLI ague. He has also animadvered the gitive
act and he welcome his opinions upon that subject
do hot int nd TO be drawn into discussion of that
measure. 1t MI, ht have awkward tendency toward
Iacifcatou. No Mr.. President, | am not the man to
discuss the Fugitive act will lot do it, can nevercast
great ndgny upon the Constitution Of my country
TO admit by the remofes implication the possibility that
could kennel fsuch Cerberean monster. Tell not of
the consiitutonaty Of act which b, bound vaults
over an the bulwarks Of liberty in all the States OF this
Union. and strikes down at blow the writ of habeas
corpus ard the right OF trial by jury which converts the
ea, question Of personal liberty not to Judicial trial.
pointed not by the President with the concurrence
Of the Senate by the Court which forbds the exercise of
Cbrtan charity toward the poor and pershng under
vrepenaes which seeks to rade man below the beasts
which accounts hs precious oftoo little value to be
titled q jury trial which holds the bride Of double
fec to the petty Commissioner for booming human being
in he Of
human rights andleaves man easy prey TO be despoied
oBd captured by the pirate the kdnapper and the slave
hunter 1t conceived in sin, shapen in inquity and
baptized in blood 1t has rival its savage brutality;
nothing the code of any civilized nat 10 compare with
it but alone in its detes ablepreeminence ofarocous,
uLmgaed villany will never ar0ni the Constitution
Of my country so much hold up this fghial gorgon
before it, and ask the queson-ls 1t constitutional
Rather will assist to drive back bowling to its native
Le fiji would not be terrible infection of the damned
Tell that my Constitutional oath imposes an oblsa-
ton upon to obey this Internal act spurn the deed
scorn the behest; defy the authority. As if our fore
fathers niendt be children should act the savehunter
and the bloodhound for the stakeholder As if they be-
quetthed such inheritance of crime brutality and
sael The Consti utioD which observe and main
tain ordained to establish justice and the bless
Des of liberty ard in accordance Herewith expressly de-
claes that person shall be deprived of life liberty,
property, without due process OF law. ny TINS stand by
time was libeed by Tory renegade, who abscOnded TO
England TO pepetuate his viDdieve alsehood, as the
blue-law State bat by the blessings OF God the nu-
fasten uIon it the deeper, damDing nfamy Of the
black Law State. Do you accuse of using strong Ian
guagel am Just from the people, and have a right TO
strong language in their sovereign name In conclu
sion, Mr. President allow me to say that feel just and
10y al pride swelling my bosom as contemplate the po-
sion of the good old commonwealth which | have the
h. nor in part represent She has begun the good work.
and will 90 on TO perfection 1t gives Inc JOY to think
her dark days Of servty and shame over and that
she has entered upon OF freedom and glory
but if from any unforeseen misfortune she should ever
fall back again into the hands OF the servie Phsnes
the slnvenongerDg Democracy which Infinite Mercy
resi-I will not follow the example of my honorable col
and take of her msorunes to insult and
expose her before all Israel and the but Will cleave 10
her still like true SOL, for what she her days of
b, auty and pride. will cherish and defend her TO the
last. will walk backward with averted gaze, and hide
her shame.
Mr. 1OUCEY-I rise only for the purpose of saying
that it cannot be necessary this body before the
t, TO rey 10 the remarks which have been made by my
colleague On the contrary if he will not take it unkndly
Wi, thank him for furnishing illustration of the
sy for my having taken the position which occupy.
1le resolution tabled, and ordered TO be printed.
The California Telegraph Line bill was taken up and
after further amendments was postponed until Monday.
The vetoed Insane Land bill was then taken up.
Mr. WILLIAMS addressed the Senate in support of the
veto. He also defended his vote on the Nebraska and
Kansas bill
Mr. BADGER replied to remarks of Mr.. Cass
this bill
The question was then put Shall this bill pass the OBJ
ectons of the President to the contrary Notwithstanding
and decided in the negatlve-Yeas 81 Nays 2o-as fol-
YEAsMessrs Badger, Bell BENJAMIN, Brown Chase CLAYTON,
pon Gsye SS s;. Srs MsS
YAYs-Messrs Adams. Allen, Atehison Bsysrd, Bright Bod
head Bser Cas- Clay Dodge M pSsTe GWs pSSss
Pe,ii Ru.a Sebastian Shields Toueey Weller Williams
The following House bills were then severaly consul
cred and passed ~.
An act TO provide for the construction of military
road from Great Salt Lake City in the Territory of Utah.
TO the eastern boundary of the State Of California
An act to provide for the continuation of the military
road from Myrtle Creek TO Scottsburgh IN Oregon.
An ct for the payment of the civil Officers employed
in the Territory of New Mexico while under military
government. ..,,
An act to authorize the Secretary of War to settle and
adjust the expenses of the Rogue River Indian War.
An act TO refund the Territory Of Utah the expenses
incurred by said Territory in suppressng Indian hos
tilites. -..,,
wells in New. Mexico.
An making further appropriations lor inc CONSTITUTE
ton of roads in Minnesota. -
The bill TO refund private individuals the money loaned
to New Mexico. 800 m ,.r
limited time the relating to land donations IN Arkansas
The hill authorizing the sale Of certain reserved lands
A private bill was taken up and debated and on the
question of passage no quorum voted. Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The General Appropriation bill was taken up.
Most of the amendments agreed to In COMMITTEE were
concured in collectively WINE the REMAINDER "cio re
Tho amendment approprating 1921 900 for the compile
t;on Of the Houses at St. Louis, Mobile, Cnco-
natl Louisville Bangor, Bath, Wilmington, Dei and for
site for at Providence was concurred n' 'eas 80
nays 20. 49,. ,: Az .u,o,d
appropating $3.50 900 for the purchase OF the Assay
Office buildings al NewYork, on copdon that the TOW
erpment shall be exempt from taxation thereon No po
on o the money be expended unless the Secretary OF
the Treasury shall get rid OF the present lease ana ne IS
required to report the result of negotiations al the next
The House concurred in the amendment appropriatng