The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18

Ctttary fvfuI would Do sl1t tnOse DOW Soo
woo,d 90 prop" u Dso'y oeorea'sd IN vAaa ala zoe
scoth would suHer loss Than all tnst Aad Desa
6st unfer she ,ar, about which hal b, &c sad
Tbis as but gu ismsl subtraction Hs wanted 90 sms
In the sonih bot would leave Them 10 tue Moth ~no
psmpefod By posp ry turned their sseDoo 7ouriar
km. BPrsrianism FREQ sols lOvss N He saat
ed south rs dsd aos want To sm oara 10
q % heme that ~ouio axe accompOos ia barbarian
warfare in Africa Il you'd oe . sia Axs,ast unaui,y
and " The eight OF Sod ard NO K of could OF e.
The South &C. upled position be dbl desire
renoer In which they COULD ceiy the world, would
bu, resD IN The position shere they PLAYED by
f,r torch hers Bot This 0t tho tme or phase Sor
extended tpeech. he mad throsu out thsss cruae
reieitd 20 the ladies' OF the souto Of whom mad
attended the sessions OF the Conventoa they we're
tnsresied IN the questions OF tee Convention IS
much so az the men Tho sdes OF tao
South were With .he a the Sou,a in all taat
Wa risnl and juft bat II We were 10 embark IN
sch, lbat involves moral turoisude and wrong "a
cruelty, thtu iDsnDcuvs sense a what right sod an
name and many, ana ~omanls too woulu esot a. Il.
End they would be vita rs la That Tue wou,ea Il
the South would allow open The African slave
trade ana he tbsDl 90 sod tney sould rot BIT waite
hey wsuo DO sssest obaipne aoy temporary or lasting
nhrmon'ly which the word ana Sod would frown
yet In al loat ~ at ana jass they would ready
hesr their brothers and saps ard iaheys 20 tho ssr1g
lie would spy she spartan mtisca raid 10 her
son, whom she sent iorh With his Aheid, Return with
tr upon 10"
hr CocHSAx, of Ala said be had DOT intended to tax
part in he debate. 5at t, give silent aiost
resolution BUS No oesbsd Low to esp'an hrs VOTE g.
fal lie might not nsoerec endorsing The
Of tne se tlersr from Lcusang inr Pike 10 saying
which he meant 6isTes pect THAI gent man bat
shield him ELI om Misrepresentation As 10 tue mora
qut s,ior Of the ter that IN question Bat
were, no could not see that II vs. lnmora In any
way But his objection 10 the African slave uact
upon the gould Of policy. 90. upoo thai OF mmo
raiuy Be old not believe the inroducon OF slava
would feIder mast re- any more inc lmaue ~ appoalog
eas 10 Lneir r.eress, because master gould marr
III treat elsvc should be be worth out $780, than b
be worth 81 ECO Now in regard 60 The give,
betty scarcity OF sla9e labor II inst a disliu.,
at present. j. would last Tor tbrrt rme and sas re5a
ng 81 By ,he 70 op' ling OF toe Atsc m slave aie II
STEAD Of iecg me supply be ma by the natlsa n;foss
would expose 10 the ssmo Difficulty un1er vic
the Of Europe had been abong tor buudrel
o. years past redundancy OF the l.boring Glasses AM
which difficulty had sIiy been amsiio acd
By ibe outt furnished BY toe discovery ano setIen
Of America Nov rs 10 he extension Of Sou,hera n,p
tuiops to Wee.Tn and Dew cnu1srs. they would De
tended rapidly operative. became too
here, and u be bad p,ncy dc D i've ourselves
that Quiet Tor the redundancy o. our slave labor, wncn
lew years give BY dung vita ab,rers
porte, Jop, a:rioA IL was from ,,cy alone tast b
question 1t expedepi, snd IT, sJnpton voau rais
the werld 10 ssainst US he would rcldv
II, and not suocumc TO scky seuinentAsy about the
negro he believed u vas humanity 10 bring toe negro
nom Africa ae compared the preseot position AMI pr
gress OF the decepdcns OF those brought TO the Ia ten
States with ihoss lef ia Africa ga chat history
poyes that the African wnen lett 70 his resources
never hR5 ano never ~onit sevGtce In civtztuoa g.
wts mi a,ve net inventive asa vas ouy Va a nc WAS
cugbt IN coniaci WIN. and heia IN sab !" sups
Ylof Tscc tngt no advanced 4. nl And even take those
here now. With oil The Improvement aud atvancemeni
so1rces cot Them OF cnnreiy from tue coniro 81 asd
Gssocsticn with tho writo and they woad In loss
thsn hundred years tc.erio.a'e 60 Their primitive bar
baI
NJ cAIHory, or South CsrcIina desired 70 prcsens
tie question to too Convention 10 is true hight fney
NOT called upon " vote for tho re-cpeping OF
tie African ave Tade Fhis a reso'utiou
ipqciry; and corcsdcg Tor argumelts safe wacn b
MOULD a. 90 ether wise that tho casons or the gentle
man nom fouis,na (Mr. pse) were en,lIled we,gat
tho very that there others VII, oinere1 with
hil e1diG.ei - josiy IN Investigation the ma
slA sffrFr ~ 0nlG In tnan
ply gag upon these Who though differently, aud be was
not wing 20 DO ,aut. II are with the gentleman
from Alasama (Nr ccchFsp) about tho fcSy senr nee
tally upon na subject. A, 20 TIE horrors that would
atttnd ire Aficsn slave tads re.opened, be taonght
they we're iar srea.tr nov, wher y 50, carried on 10
tpte Of the efforts TO suppress, Than woai1 o. coo
oUc.ed upon osLef principles open sad fee he thougM
the principle was tas sarre, tad the sans ha.
manly cue he Tcscd 10 tho trade bet vesn
his country AMI anc.aes ax between Vueinis or a1y
oiher safe ana the West or sjsib He ihosgnt
was bi.ssing a. the African 70 priax him this
try. icr two thousand years Arica had been sitaio
signt Of Christianity and to this cay was iaSd Of
rvase heatnens Bes9ss- too there was sooher roa.
tlave IT, le ami :hri coGhterpos IN infgx Of
bnelne labor from sbroed {, the Northern safes, IN the
pesens contest geng cn oeiFeea sse gEases Of civzs
Mr. RAKEs, O. Ala repudiAted TIE sentiment Of the
gerteuan from Louisiana. (Mr. Pse In exercising too
hope rat The tine niaEi coiue when oil might bs
free be desired thar oil white men should be Tree, but
rot believe Col Intended the African - be free, anu
REPUBLICAN INSTITUTIONS we're 10 be preserved, must
be By preserviBg the st,utoa Of slavery lie bees ed
no the rich who alone ~xs ote restci Ia slavery
Tre poor bite mar WA bon, fled By a. ny beng pre-
rervcr ON those ror'sl olces which he <ouid u;ve
70 Gil uot f3r the slzvcs lie referred 70 iae p3
si,on Q! lie sccs hero, srd INC respect and o,pgdIs
ton RAID 10 even TIE rcnrett aud most ow. while ~ the
Norb hcIied. o5s legged white cred coanecu
Jhianthrcytsf i'm need upon r the II ~ crls NJ
fees lie roognt inst The SOMA "a, Indebted % slavery
for al the prosperity cue tsd ioyei, 10 s2e % TIE "a
trst ard o.. equai sfli5n Of The sccera gc-eranin.
gr. GAvLrss of ga fhorgat tai- sis.c ore that Dc
naried Tic grave an earnest contder or OF the Con
=
be corid no d,leFcacc bsxeen bayrs
man u .ns .Is sh S,r,s was a., ave 'asr
there. II vorve a. hiring nim from Virginia
and separate rim 1orsd,n msn from lS assoc.ueas
and family there; while IN taking TIE man f'on AFRICA
you would bring him iron heslhsssn e. Christianity,
and out Vt ten, sssc h lie from The ven
Rcance oi capor As 10 ,hp pEsellclSAty u opcnn2
the slavc trade, ne ihoaght mart AT wouli b, done 70
le.s han ave years hnisnd mad removed bsr squadron
RON be African coa,t snd Was herself non engaged 70
more lDr ,rryuy traffic -,ba' VI the ro5he trade As 10
TIE canFer IN, tuperebauaancs 81 flayo LABOR. TO 30
neved II would rissogthen ,as Institution, by rssiog
slaves 10 chczp TIA. ever nAa cosd eva inca az
a. prtt.nt hs corirs 81 tbst il3 waeh oil nc F6vas
would h. tho nan6s Of q leg ve1iisy lnlivGs1is
shs-o.y orr-tSs Gn ani>s oerm bst'tea hfserr ass
ilpr lac lha between capital ar lsb3se .ae Notaera
NJ P,crsrrsas. "a Ma es'i be would ak the Convcn.
tor III - sensbss CO pfAc,csi Trey beievsi cvse
II mere AM ncceesiv ior INC r. opea.ng . IN
,lave tfs1o any ac;0a ot t1s CoaVontan
could esys re ssse; q ,nas J, g.. v, 49, \,
Rct aId - 70 tba sousa, he. Ecvcr could 40 agre 4
orvs they were the Un.ru. 4 Is aai beea ths OBJ Z.
,hst 90 Himself had in vicw - coming nsre - 81
sovethe Ill0a. h. woul1 no. Oe trtcn sgns ootltd
Agrlrs8 lave uaGs AID irce rsdc rt-0iuyga Oui ~
wouio -tnd forth lay and aivocats t1e N sre
opstiy ard boldly To-, lneN rnt ~ regarded ~
,vtry man no scrlf loeS a. n mktr N ~ propff
usi. g. the lncrisni zen 70 int %, -. Nsa fog
10 supro.s vi. us5C csuit be opened without o. 5u
tpn ii tho Rcu BE va cp-osed " tre relsGre
M Be- "a o. Ala called Tor the rrsvious q5e.tlon,
wfirh wss ,-conace. aud tbs que gcn ordered
ID be p-t urOn the adoption & tue r. ''utior.
". flExNs. o: Ters cailcd ~ ID cots by sasei.
no aUtxroh heias talon. o. nisct iailoss
Argr~A4fyl- a.sbsr.a wees Hoeia CaTDlra, feN
a. 4 fmuhiauN a-t0.ts -
esatft-v--1laa-aa IL vttas Narylaua North ca-sas
10 Virginia, . Tennessee, y Louisiana, . .loxds 3
To.Al. q. ..-..-
Toe se.o.utlna 10 sscovjs fy reiect1i.
pgaJYT tEuu JRg ,0vEIifEs ~ ~ 1.ysa
rr n Bow. son ne Committee % Btsi asss. sub
r,lsca ia f,lo 7rE prssmscs AM reSoiaaoaf, Which
were unanlr1gusly sConted =
1rrsrF-4 rft-r hes been urereutnd N tie Congress- az
~ rne4 Stiss Af-fs Ep1t ~ su4tOn samuei &. Mt
ebet wm VI W etb and fb0s tsrasy representing tne
ko~h sat couh Aurricac tteadshp Uonnany whse so1k
= o.gr8 IL ~ cy 81 savannah sad te ~
auI o. The