The daily union., 1854-03-05

uons against himself with defiant and scotehiD, a,
quenee iha, cannot be reported They suailed beo,. i
severe and whitening rebukes. To Senator SUNNI
said, aliuding to the infamous attempt recenty MAJ.
insult him in that city That Boston, which j.
ed Faneuil Hall 10 the immortal Webster for d,,;.
to deiy her preludices aga ains the South and lurnat
into the streets TO yindoae himself and convince 4.
had also outraged hm--not through her masses \,
through the Vaccinations of men sent here by eo,n.
and die honorable combinations; men who affect tha j
and graces OF genemen-who aspire to literary disn,
tion--while they coolIy plot their countys ruin T.s
honored BY The persecution and violence Of such man
his illusions to another abolition leader almost l.,
US to anticipate a senatorial suicide And he w.,
abundantly justified in this castigalon for never ba
has public man been hunted and bounded as Ina.
Douglas Not only his character as senator. bp, n.
reputation as man, has been yleIy raduced; ana !,
far has this tendsh war been conducted ,ba, 1.
enemies have not scruped the fculest aJhso,
to his recent domestic affiiction His pungen, !,
tort upon Senator Wade has not often been eouallaa
That SENATOR" said he, "signed an address 6p.,E
with the fonlest aspersons, and YET he confesses nj
never read tp But have since read t.n ren;.a a
Ohio senator" and found il rue' 'And now !" resDo,l
ed Senator Douglas, "dd you not say tha, free ns,.
was as good as white mani" EYES," said Ssnaa
Wade, especially in Ohio" WE'LL" said Judge Do.
las, three free negroes had signed that infamous M
ument which preceded this discussion, should h,,
more respect than have shown for it, endorsed a. h.
been"
But it is vain TO attempt description OF this real
great effort Of the Illinois senator. The readiness
his replies the correctness oil his authorities the NH
tent OF his information. the clearness Of bis views
the new points presented, have elevated it anon
the finest OF forensic riumphs II may well be rapk
ed with those proud and memorable achievement.
OF intellect which have given 10 the American Son
ate the just renown of being the ablest deiber,,v,
body in the world. "Sr," said he to the Presden, ii
the Senate, g the North and South have common and
lndissolube interests There are tariff men North and
South; there disiribution.men North and South
there are free-lrade North and South Ssbery is IL
only line that divides Let be just and geneov
Thus far, the people have treated il with eminep,
wisdom and sagacty. Congress has never acted upon \
save 10 divide the people-the people are always sure ia
unite and protect themselves. Let us leave il 10 them
They are the proper judges, and the only Jurors TIN
bill under discussion forever removes il from Congress
by rrasserting that principle for the future which h
been the only source OF our happiness and glory in hid
past" But we must bring this long article to close
After Senator Douglas had spoken. General Sam Hou.
ton rose and spoke lengthlly assina the bill; and ,he
the vote was taken, with the following emphatic and s,l
nifcant result:
YEAs-Messrs. Adams Atchison Badger, Bayard Bepnl
min Brodhead, Brown Butler, Cass, Clay, Dawson D.o
Dodge OF Iowa. Douglas, Evans Fitzpatrick Geye Gwl
Hunter Johnson Jones of Iowa, Jones of Tennessee
son. Morton, Norris Petit, Pratt Rusk Sebastian ShieL
sIideli Stuart, Thompson Of Kentucky Thomson of Yv
Jersey, Toucey Weller and Wilams-37
NAYs-Messrs. Bell, Chase Dodge Of Wisconsin Fe.
senden, Fish, Foot, Hamlin, Houston, James SeyadE
Smith, Sumner, Wade, and Walker-I4
[Mr. Douglas stated that Mr. Bright had been preyer
ed by sickness from remaining, but would have yot
for the bill and that Mr. Mallory, who had been obr
to leave for home, would also have voted for the bill
Mr.. James announced that Mr. Allen. who had bee,
called home, would have voted against the bill.
Blr. Dawson announced that Mr. Toombs had b,e,
detained from the Senate by sickness, or he would hay
voted for the bill
Look at the list OF in favor OF the BILL Iook III
ihem men and brethren of the North and of the South
Read and ponder These are the men who have ber
rallied at and sandered by such organs Of fasehood
faction The New York Tribune, and such echoes Of
criminal and cruel anacism, the God defyng foes "A
our republic, who plot its overthrow at nidel meet
ngs Who ever, until now. heard the foul epithes
TRAITOR" and rascal applied to such venerated name
as Cass, Badger, A,chson. Douglas, and their compee
With such leaders. The Union will stand as safe from
peril, aud last as long, as
Rock ribbed and ancient a. the SUM-
Al.