The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30

Of and that body by vote Of
seven agains.h Thuswas The compromise lit
about AND the history Of that day will show that
which the North reluctantly acquiesced.
Indeed indeed the North that forced that measure
upon the Sosththe North that stood ouhe North tnst
commanded Irepeat again. have doubt these TWEEN
~ Southern Senators who voted for the measure
abyss into which beloved country was about to be
plunged and having further grounds stand upon,
,hey gave way, and voed very reluctantly, for mes
sure wpcn was proposed by Northern man, and not
forced and fixed upon the necks OF the southern
people The bill passed aud the Pres dent approved of
it In 1890 Missouri formed constitution She came
back for aimisson at the session OF 1907 CIV
ing now tha. which s recorded IN history She was told
70 go home ponder this step and determine whether
her ad mission woald be benefit 10 her not. She
game back for admission abe expected admission
objection made 10 her admission II would star
lie one that should be brought for the first time
sour hosSh Sa, Sss Of free es yos AMONG
slave or q white population not exactly thing
mat should commend itself to them. They wanted TO
get rd o the free negroes and they incorporated pro
vision in their constitution that free negroes should
come II thereuot that those who the soil and
born there and there should not live there
but that whole tribes of free regroes should
here They 'aid we win not permit you to come here
Well these Northern people, led on by John w. Taylor,
that same man that began THE movement upon the
kansas bill durra tho sessoa OF 1sie'2o and which
cured Tor him his elevation the Speakership the
bOcte Oh hcpfCSeEthGve6--tbese said will not
permit you TO come In az long as VOC prevent free
Negroes from coming among you They doer mined that
she should not come 10 unless she struck that provision
cut OF her constitution. Thus the matter stood
Until Mr. Clay came there, and proposed q
o. peace that Missouri should come in provided that
citizen OF tho United States should be deprived in that
STATE Of privileges he had The Missouri compromise
ras adopted. How II regarded the first year OF
he birth Of this great peace lsure Why, sir, New
York. Vermont, Rhode lsand--pay, almost evsry
savehodins state. save Penpsy vaDa New Jersey
they stood ny us, thank Cod that oocason they
savehocing State dsclane cd its obligatory effects bow
od they sctf Tnay instructed their Senators aud
sectailaes bosn by legslauve resolutions and resoiu
TORS %. the primary meetings Of the people, to
admi, her uniess she was tamttcd free State They
uampied upon the measure from that very time, and
ever spce, when they got a chance 10 do Now, IN
The face Of these facts, you MP country Of the
south you nen OF Vgnmycu who stood by the passage
the Nebraska KANSAS bil one short tw years ago
you Of ths South who said. 'hs is all right
e ored 10 our eauaiy"-are you say, be told that
sou Lave attempted 10 commit, robbery cloud cheers)
will now read some other from this pronuncia
INTO. speaking OF the Missouri compron se he Mr.
Botts) says
under he opera,n Of tha law 70 which toe integrity and
mission Of Missouri aud Arkansas slave states when
in the power OF the North to have elected them
Very magnanmous from ,he North, Indeed Il is, In
act IN keeping with the magnan'mous tone Of the auhor
o this pronunciamento who says, 81 am the author OF
The sentiment q know North, ! know 40 SOUTH no
Fast. no West which was ttrbuted 10 Mr.. Clay" He
says
They also obtained the admission Of Florida as slave
the Missouri comproynse3 never while there
ritz cid they dream that was proper TO repeal that law
What ieons, what robbers you made by this. You
toox oil you could get under the Missouri compromise
moreAe very soul and body who ad vocs,es bis promo
ton 10 The Presidency and be speaking for
hin holding him up as the greatest in the country
ard bave heen for years past Where Is the Virginia
sprr Where Is the temper or the Southern spirit that
can tolerate caiannies and hbes like theseg
nut Iad tan that,
obtained tine admission OF all their slave sateswhen
e q as and ssmped % s & the
erry and honor OF the South that pledged carry out
Would man VINO would come and tell you personally
what b here charged upon people, 60 away withou
ssuiDa hls Jaw emaOkedy do not 10 say wora
having tAs most remote tendency TO breach OF ths
teace. ! am law abiding man. and shall always,
nave ever done sxhort all to obey strictly what
the laws Of The land command. But gentle mon,
put 70 wings arc democrats know high minded
Wigs to whom would make this appeal, as would to
any democrat In the world would put II to them, lr
scch sentiments not deserving OF the repro
baton al the hands of the southern people, Yes here
charge agninst the Scuth contained In this very pro.
pupcamcnto that the whig party had been aiding ali
tbs WRONG and oil this Injury There Is promu gated
No, my friends Is spirit Of madness; its spirit OF
faction % spirit OF disappointed hope and ambition
spirit Of alienation to the parties and the men OF
tie south, th1t could have uttered such sentiments
these, ard nothing else arses from all that God pro-
,ect ne. ! pray my Father to whom am to answer
for whatever ! say here or elsewhere, from any
suth sentiments as these. Gentlemen, this is speech
FOR Fillmore. Remember, we told that the Missouri
compromise a Soutbern MEASURE. Was the Nebras
ls-karsss bill when Il came up South srn measure,
u chaFgedf deny H. deny H. aud tho records will
tesr out /, Before get 10 ibis cub ect no ~eyer,
pray !cu 20 give me your attention while refer 10
ortwo views Of tha, subject which have passed
have betn unsccusiomei 10 pebble speaking for two
three years and have therefore fallen ror in re-
gard 10 the proper connection Of remarks. throw
myself on your indulgence, and ask 10 bear with
while p-esen, some views which have omitted. The
south has kept the Missouri compromise In good faith up
20 the present time. She has never violated H. but
MI uI.
she las never taken one step back wards She has snd
We hsve made lad bargaln-ii bargain OF peace
- and we Will abide by H.
(some interruption was occasioned a, this stage by
,uso Of persons from the hall into the street. whittier
they were attracted b. some loud noise)
yoIcE-li Is n Know Nothing riot.
Mr. ScorT-I wish they would come In here and llsen
irile while. daughter and cheers) 1 repeat, the
south has all iimcs aud under all crcumstances KEEP,
the bargain she had entered in,o Mr. President when
We made cur treaty with Mexico, aud got this
lory, new Questions came up-How was Il to be popu.
got by the Louisiana treaty provided b. the
compromise. NJ it called. choose tho term
sr = was ra'aed on the part q lhe south The Mssoor
regard 20 slavery. But new question noee with
gard q the territory that acquired by ths treaty
With htxco. one 0f the fret things that done
10 cheat the South, and CeEcral Kelley was
he hrsi man TO DO II. military man.
Issessed Of no civil power appointed by the President,
undertook 10 institute government for California. You
might well expect the fruits o that triumph-ss the
legitimate child Of the usurpaaon prscticed thcre-,hat
San Francisco, and overriding oil las for the great and
aatlfu state OF California brought into this Union
10 violation OF law. And thus Il l. that God in bis wig
c0m-cvcn at the remotest period OF time-will bring
do~n upon those who do wrong visitation that will
.ach them penetrate 10 tn very vitas How Is
Cen Reiley, military ran, despatched TO organize
civil government for California But Ae fruits OF that
wrorg and ssurraon has beer 10 the streets Of San
francisco covered with the blood Of menmen torn from
their families, and carried to the Bastle its
representative, and there. without Judge jury,
rial or witness or defence, condemned ard executed
or exiod from their country. This Ia the fruit a the
wrong committed in bringing that State into thus Union
was brought against all right against all lag and the
constitution. What done General ReiIey issued
bic proclamation, gets together those settlers who may
rave been there one day one hour, to form consttu
ton and the fruit OF this the exclusion OF the South
from the territory north and south There 80 80
about They took the whole territory, and they tram
pied upon the Missouri compromise (Cheers) The
south proposed that the promise line should be
pdcd to the Pacific Ocean, but the proposition voted
Gown. She was always willing to stand by the compro
misc; and yet here Is this undertaking 70 say that
have been attempting TO dshonor the South by
lating pledge that We have given. believe I may
safely affirm that when the Kansas Nebraska Ter
ritory was proposed 10 be brought In, the
south would be content IL they passet law