The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

eTess lhsy have thus - q d~Aaass sus sxscatss.
legislative sd.ctsl csparsment. the fsissi CIV
the country. his !. ths oomhins political majori
~, ~h0 have unrsstskeu, without tbs Iast shadow Of
upbaldBg o"sstitstcn and osacurrns ID an
admitted oonstitut ornl snsctm<nt which A based upnu
the eqa.t, e the States snd the principle q pesss
Cougres, and II the Pesid~st l. NOR ths saprv~s
NV q the land ~ may bs allowed % ~ 4 Without
= sbs.s ssy which ss could % S.ss
70 =. judesps q shs people who sspssssss, sHS 70
the snes1tpe ju6eDsnt Of the country. The tmS has
Il. ss.s srs q &. ss :: me- = s
tuton which v at ths very Foundation oe tbs fensra
Ssss ss-ss s:A Z re q sss
sbie OF sssiss, II vain to suppos thss th linton
sss kns continue y ssist withit y. Usion may =
s%ssrsi sisisn, 10 ers junu,ars could sss
ss ops" -: and n must T. .ss rag unienr .isrts
loDg 10 TO decr Northern ssntmsnt sxalnst
sst fear ossn crowIsa wth dssrss a sses.ss vhoS
may vsi excite alarm anisss the people win ths
country r. the Ssneer which threatens t. The srss&
whg tsry at tue TO have become thoroughly
stclcnised. and to hava given the ssnai which VII
exIsl shopsspds ef yarote Union svsg citizens rom
uDds ~ih tie sIolis,oaisss q the North, they have
b~xunsn wsrfaxs upon the equal rights Of the
vain and saeacs 4 to the lust q poslesi po~er
tho people win again rally ~ dsoersey Il the North,
ss.s * csss. y y ~ ss. ss 9TH % va:svf
fu,i che dag Of ths Onion - Il ana 4 Intended
e b By the men q the rsvc!ution bearing upon IN
rights o. every Section q tie conisdssscy, and Win
perish before Il shall be humbied. = -
before the Senate IN position Of unavoAbis
toi honorabe colleague; but under OF duty to
must al Ss ndasne. q Ss spsss r
vhhe notice some OF the remarhs which have fallen
nom hs ps on ths OCCASION . antipcdai
seuns trust that FOR he honor q oar q. os.soo oo
Sat-: sss hs :. hs Senate ': G.
81 q the eourtsss and proristss vh!sh sppsoprass
that ho.o.ahls eosague has offered any further than
Villas nay dssrous that he should have me FUN bsns-
a o. ~ hi can ssK lsgisinat:y In s1tsnaaon shs
Sss q nas hs g 3 y so
had he conducted h defence without assang the honor
q our common STATE whieh seems 70 ma Aiks
cossssssss : dssp involved and should !. i:i:s is e
soa s nut" ssd g ss Ee's se ose
her honor u assaisd; that State which stood second
that STATE q sSiss Is. great sssssiss-sac.os s|s
xen q Hassachusetts- said tT know of NO State "a
ns ssp ~ ana ~ % y: a e e =
$3.50, sar 70 ynssa ne Ats ~ OaAhoun, = spseeh
ssises .ed Jsrssy ta.s = o.s sSs isd.1. rather
;ssS.r than he sorss sos nes e issossss s q s.sss
Ycc w sxesss me, ths. for indslgng little IL stat.
That State 4 sssaed. shah not enter into abstract
Qoeatena ndalgs IN pstnfosFng subtlsss but shall
Of hk sspsrsions which have been east upoa t. that e
may shins forth II s native saulgsnos. II may be
4 s s. T. 1ss 81 : sa
league and the stats which rspresen Why has this
e u: ss nS ss'ss'r term .1 r.
this Aesss \ q the bttse fruits Of the latest
peat Pesse nsascss Which ", 70 sstts Al agitation
tlnt box out Of which 4 shri.k win STATE the facts
he psopsssoa 70 violate the public fssh BY The ssso
gssion d that comproise thus breaking down the last
States ssd leaving them vide opsa 70 is dark iounda
Hons-rsrtoses which had been declared forever frss
r.pssiaSis copsssstarsied the COCA people Of Con
neceut from their slumbers and rallied them to tbs
= met :s s: s APRIL and a ,
rsvel.tsn 4 a.y STATE moro complete and signal. i
was conducted with rsmsrkabis moderation and calm
nsss-hsrdy lsaf tsmblsd in the bresss. II was The
and ssvs ana
their country from IT. disastrous conseqasness Outsis
% ssa % rs "
naturally expect Both of the Iegsature were
Opposed to the cS0S' ss,sr. ,Ss :ss scos
s''ssss q &: sss
Of this govern nent and they instructed their Senators
By An hoeora6is means, aad to the last extremity.
hsss rssolutioss passed the House BY vots Of nearly
10 the q
tors whether there ever farer, fuller, more expl
he legislature the sentiments of tie people Of
Conpsetieut ON that momsntous question. T6ers was
g me
dreaded b soon came from the House with An aueod-
sonoraSs cosssuss s S ino1n % to tls senate and he
esuntry. vn the memorable night Of the nnal VOTE
isx nssots before =: question put ;: sross n y.
S but ns had dstsmissd to disoSsy the Of
beautiful sxPoso. q she doctrine Of popular sovereign
y By one d its disti1ouished advocates Hardy bad
ssis disd away upon Ii. ps Ssiors ss arises sin IN sSs
Senate chamber, scouts the popular sovereignty Of his
n sCDsc. ana
ssS.nss s%. ..S q the Ssss'. ssvsrssn @
is ssss - i "a .,: :isis ss
Others say whether there was sudacious
much as he coed old Democratic doc.os Il ,Se oSss
on cf the representative TO obey the win Of bis con-
stisuents have nothng say leave ths honorable
Senator with Jefferson and hi constituents But my
honorable colleague has seen ft to take sanctuary In
certain other aes o the Lgsature, q which, he
arasey says they did pass and soo VI which, he also
they did not passthus arraying ths LegsIature Of
Ccnnscslcus before the sssass mot only for ns Of
misson but sso for sins of omission. Now, sir, am
unnble to the pesinency Of these matters to the
question: bsfors us-how the enaetnsns Of snact
Of GOOD bad laws BY the sovereign authority of
STATE csn Justify it, representative 10 dtsobcyng posi-
tive instxucc1s to vote against beA aw hsss Il the
that contrary to the scrpture, IL servant greater
than his mAsSsr. Am yet 10 learn whetAsr the Lsgs
Ing such laws they in their wsdcm may think best
Tks honoFabls gsnAlsnan has commented upon sunne
sots which the legislature did not enact and
upon which thsy did;v among which hs
gave particular prominence - IN scS for the d.