The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

pressmsn search, detention. or vs,tasu in regard 4
such American shp, will 10 regarded ,ot Of hostility
to the United states and 9s, cause Z, war
Europe lead 70 the change q poeal so,rosaty 4
some o. the European powers and the q po
make known to them that ws srm ths doctrine ,aa,
system Of soyerpmsnt 70 Any portion o. ths Eo9sGre a.
g our peace and safety and from We
continent viii never eon.en, 70 her soyeroiN bcins
transferred except to the United states to which che sec'
rn KNOW sornnGs
Nr. Rrrrs (dem.) OF y. G., gave his reasons f,r
ting for Sir, Whites anti Know Nothing resolution.
He could see no evil real or imaginary, which
tify American freemen iormiug secret oath. bound
political societies. They may DO for the despotsm OF
Ruasia and Austria, but certainly not for this country
The object - tc get possession o the national treasury
Know Nothipgism sprung up Ia the Northern states.
Mr wAsnnrRNf, demo Of nl-What state
Nj RutnAl judge In Illinois, looking 10 ts last cleo
Sir fIorncr, ticm.) of ra Thank God, in psnusyl
yapia il banner = torn, but iy ing
Mr, WAsmuHsE-What pltt
Mr fLoRENcN (proudy The First Congressional dis
hct. CIauahter)
slip from the root Of federalism, II radical
uonal and destructive perty--an abolition disunion
scheme aud unless checked in Its progres will Aund.r
the lies which bind these States together II is
naion OF hith and corruptona rotten apd fostering
"hm." II could not be expected that the South viii
be blinded aud led away by this Jack oLsnt"rn
INTO the marshes OF abolition, follow sam
with his dark lantern into his midnight conclave. !.
his opinion that Mr. Ronuett with his HERALD haA
done to further the progress OF this order than any
other man. Notwithstanding the high professions OF
the patriotism of the Know Sothings there are ppl
cants enough Tor the Office in the gilt OF the next House
Of Represe natives 70 take sebastopol There app
cants for places from The Speakers chair down to the
African bIgh priest, who ministers at the temple o
Cloocina, daughter
TIK SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
Mr. ENGIIsH, (dcn) Of Ind, spoke about the Smith
sonion Institution lie said although not approving Of
all IT has done, he thought It's prefent condition m not
only encouraging but matter OF congratuaton rather
tlau censufe to those Who have tho management OF
its affairs.
1nt SLAVERY QUESTION AND rm raRrils
Mr. sioopwlS, (wh,g) Of " Y. said some tune ago
he gave notice OF ls deSire 10 INTRODUCES bill prohibit
ing slayery Kansas and Nebraska, and forodding ts
ntoduct on or estabShmcnt in any Of the Torriofi
otthe United States but up TO this he had not had
opportunity OF dong 50. lie a,iil ssekiug M oc
easion for That purpofc He condemned In strong terms
the Missouri comptumise which recklessly and hur
ti'oy con.hmmated' The people IN the late elections
have rendered q verdict clear and concu,ye for t1c
restotAton OF The missouri compromise therefore II
the duty OF Congress TO obey their will This ~as the
issue IN contest ami not Know Nothingam the gen
tlemsn from North Carolina Mr.. Kabn) wrongly sup
posed He strongly condemned ilaytry, and earnestly
spoke fer the freedom of the negro
hr FLORENCE, in alnson to Mr., 0oodrlch's remark .
concerning the snti-Ntbrasba triumph In New York,
asked how that sers ~ that state who voted
for the Nebraska inquiy As was called were stricken
GOwny
slr. Hconrs (dem Of y. Y by consent, sns~cred
tie queston, by saying there four candidate IN
the field last election when be clndiiae but the
district was opposed TO him. although lac was frat clc,
ell by 500 aJulty, while scott received majority Of
100 He voted against the Nebraska bin, ,hua obey
ing his honest conviction nnd tta will pi hts c0nNtitu
'nts. lie could assure gentlemen his Successor would
oppose iuch by nch aud step by step syery effort ds
to extend slavery over this fair land II was enough =
lay. his successor l. warm Seward whlg.
Mr coopR, (dcml II Va understooi Ar. Goodrich to
sayi be rei.cs On he views Of Northern representa-
tven. DO they mean to pass Law preventing slavery
extending 10 Kansas and Nebraska
Mr.. G00DwIS--C eTtaiuly.
Nj Coopr-And that neither Hsnsas nor Sebrasst
thnll otme Into the Union slave state,
hr GocUW&-I would vote agtiptt ~.
Mr. o2apt-Io you refr sent IA" mslor'ty - the
hfrVl . -.
may arrow the issus,
Mr. 6lDpnas 90 Mr. Goo3Feal--f.st me say a
VOID lhs people Of Ohio, ty 81, CO.. "a ority--
Nh GooDE tateIuPi4E)-i cont care Dy what ina
iorify
Mr. GmniNuz trgaum.nsJ-~ Wll aN~ep away slavery
from Ean. and N'htassa md every othor frtory
Mr GoODE fpartia. atiny ~ the rSriiement DO tt,
snd swosp me- frorn The hous. II YOU can.
Mr.. GOopTN--ln ths bamc of JuStlce ant nynt the
PEOPLE oi ~ ADr To uite hat slavery fba bs eSelad
~ ftofa sil the teifitctirs
Nr. A.xwiJt CJern j nj Tia wishel f. know tho par
culnr nature oi Il compromise which inrblds 80 tueru
m"n rom gong into tlc Ifrntnr.cs and tstint t1rt-
ropefty ni,h them wilo Northern oan tar~ 'lers.
Whence ttc oiAtnctionf
Hr CooDyIS denied no RICH. to sou .h,ra men enjoy
81 ~ Ncrt-trn msa. fbe former can take VII them
e." property The alter bot tho ,Orth wi
cscude siayefI from the 1ofrif1rlcs H. fcpy 10 Nr
Maxwell, lie referred I, the oS.y,nce Of si, which
co'empoEaueous With thr constitutions ~ coaelusoz Ar
said tLY by aiyut1rg tho government frun atyery
and quiet Be rrtafsd % ths -iuutry anl ths
- qudtlca setu'a, Tie gentleman, stf iiaEh"'t "tnt
Ter enough las' q Ron "tth pH AMI slavery party "a
the rs ntt - baska snd aEginst the inttlutrus
cf the south Yet ~ returned hts cpnsttts
h. nts In, thrown o,c rboa rd ,nd Nr gee ard whs
.ept 1, lis rIarr
W, I,rttss f.,r.ssipgt said tba ,tessut ~
,e Sale a. ,eIsyal yKsrspsbt ,l,n h. cot
IL purftd sn the crimes and ln gltcs Of ,iayrry
but viii leave the rftutcn where ia ia the States,
.,.sr,tey rlcy ,,vt ,..Wst ths E,r.tivp @lay. -
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