New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

when you meet ths<e men IN uStste array -
Mr. Prssidept fnd that the grourd Sork OF my al
beriop to the Tariff appears TO be falling uadsr me-
but, in future, l shall stand the representative OF
farmers. spd their iSte'ests p1smsoot u ANYTHING
te oil induce 10 battle Is earnestly - ever ;os
the dcc'ri' ~ protection
Mr. BCTLEk-la an not responsible for this tehste.
When 9. mel tax Of sgr'c iursl interests ~.
to know what agricultural Interest they msta
rspr,ssht a part OF toe agricultural interest thsvs
COZ ri ueDcy II rice sDd cotton er0rers We dDn {
ssk ryibpg from Government rned doctrine n pro-
f. ctiJn will within ten years be per'eciy lOsa'o
just ~ ,he wsr protection AZ nave been Needed.
hot cur usI ufortures ores establishes, toe n-esssy
thereon ceased. Now. protection IL od; tsfi0y
interest for the supper OF aDother r. 10 AZ
rculiuraI iD,er.st 10 the couatry besides that ot Del
awa-e.
Mr. CLAYTON Go,erruptpgl-rh There 1, also scns
sgricuuIal ibt-rsst I'D the country besides south
Ca1lifa. NJ. Clayton poned out sections ot cOan
tr, sro bamed States leaving the NV Ia slao Seses
out which grs at proc cors, and asked ~hsher
tn.y should have pro-c'ion-
Nr BU iLER n iculeo The idea thst Illinois sni
OTHER W. stern Stats with tremendous crOJ' A. rap
re..pt,0 would iced protection. AS FOR NJ ss,ohu.
SETS cunning to Mr. Wl-ou) she IS M orot-e-
ton She uI,kes more by granite and lie d an We
do b. cotton and rice.
Mr. MASON-I hsve tai en- no part IN this debsts.
bot The s.notor ON D-awars tb- n"ruin- su .s I'd
thst ear the bs< psr' m'gai IN ofpors q the
reptsl of the Fugitive Slave Act mo Tue slPeopns
ton bill
Nj CLAYTON-Does the gentleman mean to say
that il an wsy | expressed or iGaLated
al, desire for -uch 4 nehsue.
Mr MAsON-l beard the threat, and marked the
qusft,r bel Co il came. Aferwsrt 10 explanation,
] meant to suggest that the S.1a,or frJm Dsissacs
NJ OersIooo To- be the eXpOleat Of the patty.
l believe be -ouc be right upoa suco qresn,ds 81
the repeal Ut the Fugitive >lsye sec Nebr,sk, ~
o b.r laws mace 10 cary cut the CoOstltuuOn BIt
rh.b le olks of tie po soned chscs being rs,arn-d
u our lils BIZ mssrtttat future Appropriation BIDS
would carry obnoxious nieSures 20 Us, walch
the Dew pS,y would or oght pass IN this
way. II the genteus from D-,aS u- - not the ex-
poi eLt Of the party, le' bun say 81 here. Nir
pilia ny huDor.o State is Osoo ning grDscc of
grams but she nee0s no protection She wsats. nov
ever sr.ducroO OF the r-veous IA mtnner which
sbail be lsast lufoUs Ia The AlBericar y-op". "
the line shall CONF wnen 'hs Lover House snail
.v.r lrsli af,pesl ol tho Fugitive Save Lss
TesiitbIion tGe Missouri ltte trust for he b'u
SD ogrify OF rhe South, that the f'rm 10 shon
t'be Ut thtse m-ssUres uay De csrtlrd VIII at os
TT I'll into &C prc. ration sra Ask rn- S.nstDr frpu
DrIsxs. VIII. tber he would look at TIE form of tho
thug ~ tDr manner in winch IL might b. dSae
Mr. CLAlTUN-l mesD. 10 repy - ihs senator
ron Soutl C,roIns; but the senator from VlrSinis
has IN. posed up. u ms 4 oonb. daty am = bd nble
n,eu,he- OF ID. American party not tile exponent Ut
The Know. Nothings Inc Amerc al party Is 81 open
psr win ln'e sib plat orm, ors arazed and was
.ucce,sfu ia u y State.
MIR MAsON-Do ,ou justify their secret meetings
and OATH
MIR. CLaYTON-fk know nothing about such meet !
irgs ala oelhs The American party ignores the .
whole question of Slavery, snd MI Keep out OF Con
trtss oil Whn shall dare to
Nr RCSk-Wll the gsUtismsn from Delaware
tell us il tuere is any American party outside OF Del
aware
Nj CLAYTON-You see, Sir, I sm overloaded /
With questions
Nr MAsUN-I o. iect to aoybods taking the gen
tlemaI from lpe. | want to nsk rhether the party
which ib. Senator from DE aware csils the ner,sn
pert, il nov in possession OF toe Govern merit OF
MI CLAYTON ito Mr.. Rusk)-You will find out
vito tie TEX ioUftesu uoDths ~b-ther tue Amencsd
party is outsioe OF Delaware To Mr. Ma'oo sni
Won will fbd very sbO'ty ~betner there aro any OF
T. III in Virginia You TAX Of d,suDion NSou Senst-
or- gu aL0 each Of yoa aud the "a toe
Other House should r.solvs ners th.t the Ua'on
should be dissolved the great body OF the people are
So sutch,d 20 tbs Union That they ~ollf come bore
and hang you al .-e ,nio~ you into the Poto utc
r. Vas now l0i clock z. aod ur. BkOD-
BEAD noveo for an ~Journm-It aud Ssk-d the
Yeas opo Nays tor So dong. Nays 20; Yes -
Mr. DOUGLA>-l All tor reduc ion o. tho tsrif
IN A supie rr,eoue st.bdsro. | am Froe-trste
mar but cannot vote for such .neAu re - TINS. |
want to know something about this olll an whhox
to reoOce the lariif Spon tho principles ot inst OF
1916 twerty per cent, bat understand that there
ar g,eat iniracobs OF the principles ut toat rarf.
Look at oO reduced from thirty to eight per cent,
instead Of twenty four per cent, ace 'tnius 70 tne
general scale. Geptleuen from the Norta tell mo
they go for toe messure, because IL IL but tbs
proit Give measure they nave eve' hail. aud
Therefore the delegation from M.ssac1u--t's
both Houses go for Il Illinois IL ooe of the i,-gest
wool giowilg States 10 the ULion SO OF the West
err Sibies. You ask me Ia go under these en-
cunstat Gee f1 a reduction OF the wool duty from
81 Ia : Der cent. II this bill eisht in Itself,
would vote ri because II is revolutionary III ITS
character II you can get this toto an appr'pnton,
what csn't ycu get there. Begin 10 break throngn
there sat guards and your appropriations bills viii 10
overs ttiu'ed.
Mr. SEWARD recapitula'ed the arguments con-
tsDed 10 biz speech the early part of the evening,
abn was proceed ing, when
Mir. BENJAMIN moved 10 adjourn. Los,-Yey
90 NSyt %.
Mr. SEWARD resumed. have never resor'ed TO
any facuous coLtTiysnre to carry any msssures how
ever, po' tar they may be 10 humanity Toe sons
torS ON South Carolina axis me VIVA | should sV II
the Hou,e Of Representatives should sead il bill
tor the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law. | hope
they will, and | believe they will aso require
the rector alton Of the Mi-s,uIi lice and prohi-
bitten Of Slavery in the Territories. Ever
since I bave been in Congress | have resisted
the lacking " to- ether, and Senators viii
bear me out IN the stateme Ut that when have been
asked TO concur Nth propositions to Introduce bill
10 repeal the Fugitive Slave Act under another bill
have uniformly refused. (f.r yes-from several SEN
so,s Irox tell thee gentlemen that II they over
throw the roles w. icb made tor the preserva,on
OF The rights ot mDoIltlss. by modifying tarh unter
the cover Of gtDeral sppro priaion bif the Senate
sbs In this pdofss this irregular acon Of the
House-apc if the President shall sI bis sgnaturet 10
me az ur. thus carried, all can cay Is tpat sh al
question all my former conclusions. do Dot say
bow sball act sha consider WHEN the time comes,
al those who estsbsh this precedent must take the
coBstquebces which oil naturally How tnerefrom.
The question then taken ucoo Mr.. Cl,ytoos
an, ut proposing TO strike oot all relating 70 the
tariff f,ou the bill Yeas, "a; Nays 81.
A. III, motion was msde to s'jOurn which was
carried. Yeas, "a; Nays, %.
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