The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

fben SIR shall we--shan We, eeorgisns-thc makers
broad enough 10 hear mp the American Union, and upon
which fifteen states already sana shoulder 70 shoulder
shall We, ssy the ouieers OF thst noble structure BE-
the first it, and evelt with the e3rth2 Sir trust
not Let georgia pass this BILL and her proud position
viii DC lost her prestige CONS Geogis, nowia the war;
DO her, 1t we're shame enough ber tom
her position; but how much deeper her shame were she
to he tie inst 70 violate that solemn pledge shs has
given, and by which she now stands ~, am opposed
10 tis whole proceeding protest Assinst III and lrus
for the honor Of cur State, ihis bill vi not pass
Mr.. CRoos-Mr. speaker it is d's 70 talk about meet
ing thi. grea, question by private Efforts hold in my
haI letter hem Col lomax OF Columbus, 'ae Se;re
taly Of the Musct EIng ant Aid soeisy" de says.
PASS your bill ii Jou can; Ii not all is lost In this
rich inteieent southern city, have been ao.e 10
raise hut $780, Now, sir hold it idle to talk longer OF
to rh he se 90 ons nn
would say that he would be right bat Tor one thing
There has already been Intervention shaa We meet
pro slavery Efforts sre making 70 change Tue n-
sttutons under which they have 70 long lived, ana
,oria sover.eut been established which those people,
the lisDsI settlers defpse and sthor Aassschuaecs
is da,lv n uripg her sgons INTO Ksnsas Intervention
has reaty oo7nmenced Aye ,ir, the bories eraooi
florists have already laid their urh,ly hlns upon
sacred pillars Vi the Georgia flat'o.m They re able
meath tier sacriligous touch Dat stral &c IL cay
WHO stand the struc ure feel trembling OF It's
solo foundations the sentinel gives no alarm Ihvh,
nissd ard pledged resistance. The time for tals has
past Action must be now our waichTarl let
Georgia thea pass thislbi fourteen sister States viii
follow her example and ore many days near million Of
dol ars viii be rail- ed foS the defence OF Southern RICH
and our homes ard hIe hfes.
Mr. HARRIS. Of Fuloal Mr.. Speaker, adalie and en-
to,se the sentiments ri the gentleman who has just
talk his sest, bat me- lis jadguent No u n can seat
feeling he has done for the rights o. the south
without e'ic:r py adnratcB and nv gfa 'i'ude. IT.
sir materially cifer With him IA rs po.cy, while
honor his sir what is The SUM and Substance
Ct tire demand made Georgia by this htll Simply
ttaE sae shall emoark io grand crusade, to force he
instit0acns ino Territories, the common ptnrefy 81 az
tAe oi'.sss "a guAse !. a. yoa NO. Joa 70 .arsad
georgia grand colonization sce'y ain hot oprosca
t. private associations OF capna or Intellect or puy
a. enterprise AID energy % pepsue'e me isstil@
bill perncious tteir conscq uences AM v,Sistt'e
Of sil conservatism admit, SIR III, 20 have feii'a
mp dubious times bat e. oe calm, AID be fea
10 trim our SAILS though shall to do and
the crash i thnndec. and b. the h5atoing'9 glare
sart no Bunoo speeches ella strap harsog o.
The cold stern snd lgid logic II Statesman pip
hat Goes this bin propose 20 De- 10 ss u c-fa.n
II PROPOSES prog the sctsn.ent os me Territories
Of he uiSed ates cal upon the gray hairtd yea
rars upcn this h,or II they Aaas q eny such pre.e
found 20 promote the settlement OF III t. rie:ieA "
Ard BY whom Tbs state Of Georgia in her eve
sn spasy ss,- is M gsspS,sd SSs tie E
si- TX 1t wise is it poh.ic is It p"dent, -dnitnc
net wrong, 70 shi9 from the State o. Georgia. BY
eAtsacrcnary m.Ans, hose arna aJ hearts upon which
sso relies The braina, TIE ~csces, the h-art OF
her soBs her properly. They The balvaIks and
and Children sleep ia peace AMI tranquility. These
our blenders are rroposcd TO be sent rom onr Dor
But AK gentlemen upon this fa,r II 1t Is the'r policy
adopt system Of depopuiaon. 1t will % urged
before this House that The bl has peculiar merit
that proposes send % Kansas the poor and dsti ate
argument with ne. Why ship of tn dastsn.s-why
them Are not able u rapport them Lot tae
records Cd the State a.test that eos. earsh for her
poGr Are gentlemen afraid 70 trus. tnemf Fer oae
doubt NOT :h.r devo ieni a. not TO rely apoa them
in the day Of tal Bat sir, would ask, nh.t special
have they to maintain me insIuloa of slavery
in L.aL Goliclt
bot ear rot 10 lake IT. conscious u tae tru.h
o'my posiiitH mold i, sir q be phi oaaica true
ten q labor, in tne rLlln .. tr-gio los, and
thatn pre rim as yon increase me nuoses Of aeore =
you din nish their wages Apply ssa trn.s tc the pre-
sent case and the ccncusots are pin % every MAJ,
viz that he who owns slaves in kansa his nothing
70 tic ntrsry becg 81 'wn to eas'n. for opposition
10 their Introduction there; and thcao OF our destitute
nko sent there very accesi de to these tEo
expecs nothrg else than 10 haze MY poaltion
rsTc!reseotet aptcipate the charge thu. have cast
impuIations the poor Bur expressly ds-
c.am it. Wy constituent would rot believe sucn
cba' &c we're this Uouse to make IT, or Trey lno. me
and know that have been lie Ioor niaEs Isni.
llr. Harris here alluded 10 TIC statement OF Mr. Whte,
q kaosae il refe enc. 10 The detection Of Georgia and
Tennessee eu.igrants lie said he gave Il a. il gwen
10 him. lie had heard the charge with great nortfca.
ton: but if were true hit Southern Ean % proved
traitors il RICH. tia. !. Ehocld DC kn9 Tie
gentleman had stated that the Constitution Of the niied
etacs not regarded III Kansas, 81. and then
tEuec Ic the essiye pgu' sc e. tia lecturer
Mr. Speaker, the onstuioa ihe great charter o! our
rights snd palladium OF our lberts, IS Jumped owe.
in AGIsas.' Now Mr. Speaker, Wat docs thu bill call
upon Georgia ID dor - enter, sir inc contest
WITH Massachusetts who il einptyiag her po,rhsouses
Of native ani foreign ranpers itto Sansas Gan We
map;sin ouch ntcst' snogld 70 steer to II r !
wise policy TO 10 sog hald not. She (isss,cnu.aits
ries herself by her societies end her oac aGey
easke1 ing sore, vii ii IS pr.o5 uPon Lcr yiais. BAt
re By tie ID piion 81 this p-cy eni away bcne
and sInewpCor men, Il rlay be, hut wGose heart
are ho1 est-rnen trae a. stec. 81 whom nsy
depend in the trou5,ous tines which com mp peSc
us. Gentlemen have alluded coming cribs. They
tell that ccucs rlsir sua the h5T2os Tosge il
sbTondec in darkness Sir It i mesn: hcy truth Toe
Cnn is IN danger, anc II begins TO suidef AM trc, y,
with he oopng pe,il j. ths th,n, 'he ne FIR &c
poluls'ins Ceoigiay No, sir nc! IL. us keep
here Il ihey need susensnce wreacl ccra their hinges
yoar treasury DOORS and Jet the tide row ]; they
Med labor efneagk in that yruet system Q! iaerlG ia
Proserents which has been urged uqon ycu. Bat 'o-
Georgia t. depop ate heFstf II our deatutc ..cus.
needs = % "a al n they sgb for tae aro1d feds
fem my private purse, - far a. Gn abe Bat shall
0pprtve tbs bill-a bill which neilhe
less thar The cifer Of ssibe 10 ciilz to aban
con me graves Of theic aa.e-s, aae the no nos Of
htir ch'ldhrol. Pas il, and I'll M haW y91 cln
Justly raise your hand Or your voice a-ainst hassa
chnfetts, should 81. adsPt the policy AM ga.
would b Dumb, and covered with shame. sir il dce
not become me q approach tie ycatuie Of that temple
where lie enshItI "a TIE immortal asLes OF tho grea j.
houn yet, plgriIn-ine ray stand atsr on End gaze
upon Ire ooaumcat hist tssefs in, The Soath is
concu-icct rajoritos 70 obyi,s and counterbalenoc
InaJcfitits numerical but you laughed him 20
which lacud prevail between State end state, tc
piEh = at be would haze accomplished by equitable
sju'oncnt q powers Sir, dascct ne pr ceetng' D
your national Co 2 ee " V very recent period What
do they show They toll yoa that the Aaericsn Cnion
tetes - is .ao. WHO u .hefe nero, that IKE Ssmpse
in his blind doage would embrace the co ms al that
glorious fabric ami al one bow prepitse 81. fauy SIR
the shadow rapidly advances tLa dii.La clouds ap-
proach the genith ard th-esttn 70 elm Our
policy should bc 20 strength er 9irselvcsto buL our
e-ary Institutions raBufa dre- and our nteral
improvements And; but :cs days since, arget ibis