The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-11


State, Iowa. has been formed Of that peNtoN a.
Territory The senator rom New lianlsiss eaa8 fas
opinions oi many senators 70 The elect ha kaHs nef
TO be slave State Sir, do not know thal w Nv =
slayehodlng State say, however that shsM ~ alth.
ern portion OF the United States parted tat & sa
which We rghtuly possessed and allowed DhrsfFtm ~
excluded from the Louisiana territory pagsa kt6 aFt
Il of generous parent who has only Mth nFa A2A
contempt which want Of wisdom aally dsssFpus N uas
putting rod in The hands of Others wilAoA khaNnE
who they were under the hope that II would IL W8H 10
weapon OF common defence but which has hssm Iss&
against the donor " tcntFeilfuN aa 6Vs
! thority.
When we obtained California, BY Whoss teaaatt ia
whose arms was IL acquired Sir ~il Bot iwstat at
example Of the from New ilasnt1hirv, Wa ikUt
IN my place, allow myself 10 y that Fa4 fa
by northern as well as by southern aBd hg Ws&vA
as well as by southern treasure lg0ast a1a a13
that acquisition redound 10 tlc S0uah Es s ssk
where The 900 which ii Ii sad hNge kam tas
lected from California have been Toafsd GA tts uw
dew of heaven which arises in plaee and fssts ap
another will not say 10 this conneSigu, fJs1 wht
emblazon the fame and gaany of southern astuas psA
generals might be as proud OF the sAslAntFy 81 r
section antiquity ii the heroes ol uEsect "a X sa
and the heroes oi Marathon. viii not Trsast xaaoE
grave to the gallant Ransom, and The eualls gaa nrA
erson, who fell in the battle. w0nA aat AA ta
them the mingled wreath VI the laurel and the pF Wf
10 the face OF the truth of history, when H. s uE
blood in common contest and wban a0ah gtd wfh
tory by com,non treasure, what Ii tie taetg hmE IA pa
been appropriated to the non-aias ehoding por0n WI hI
eoniedsracy under anon-slayehoding ConsnG@aF NAaA
Did the honorable senator from Nsw Ham gaArs Il ak
that he could satisfy any Who beard bim n ae
the flames which burning hut which he Ia hsa ~
nevolence ought TO extinguish The yraraEafh ~ h
gnment however, y, that Texas was aanesea wtiA 2
view - pauder " southern insolence and pFiam A@@
intend in that connexion, to propound sepss
which those who agree with him win ind vffy ams sh
to swallow They bave been SO much usea " hg
dainty things At the North tina, their s.onR1hs oi
quite strong enough for the wholesome food Wish nA IA
offer them and which their sentimental sionneAa am
reject will put question: however 10 ghN iNE
from New Hampshre for am better acquainted ~sh hpA
and suppose b. the organ, and stands = hs hA u
sent that Texas should have become BriAsA gnR.
ince, with the certainty that England would gau Nst
province in the same condition as It's West RaAa sh
and with the certainty that her policy would ~ 10 nxks
the Institutions OF Louisiana aud ofhes seMtFa
States? Would be take the part Of England 10 saa,
controversy sooner than Of those who have given i've
liberties and rghts2 Would he consent has gr
Britain should take possession Of Texas ~sl atR wF,
like roaring lion seeking whom Il may desou esae m
neighborsY Would lie consent to that afkMWds
edged condition only that II should not have ats Rtd
should be pledged 70 make war the insutarana y w.
southern States2 Would he agree TO make ph tys
southern coniederates on such conditions AnA saE "
such aaencies2
The next question which have 10 proyoead ~ a
point is whether they would that TeIa so& R
TO this tune have retained her separate erlsenas
dependent republic upon our borders, cargInN eb ~
commercial point of view, a competition wita ~ ~
would have redoundcd the advantage Of The raah ws
cause, If Texas had opened her ports under ihe aaa ~
free trade she would have conciliaed her soasn 49, y
bors both by propnquy, conmngoinsg, iuufrF+ eva
trade, and she would have had right ~ e. li8 HbE
North would have suffered by her sep1ras ssps
Galveston, and when they got there all the shsY~s
and the pulps of the North could prevent thaM
going wherever here, the people chose 70 carr de nv
toned TO it, wish TO make no invdious dssin IA
may remark that the Yankee is very kcsn slgw, -
think be Is the pioneer at tbargain-making and 1a 80 ~
ever there Is an opportunity.
The next question put TO the genilemsu "a whFe ~
they would consent now TO remit Texas 10 hnr 9usi ~
dition, And let her assume separats exists r
publicf They would do none OF tbese tblNEs W ~
would consult the public mind Of their ooustsesp Wv
might say So but they would be reiuk-d ahou tst
ally a any public could be rebnked whhwxsF b 10
appealed 10 that judgment These hard ssrasstta I
admit ask them would they agree thai knylssa - "a
take Texas and exclude slavery, that TsKas tauua
tinue to be separate republic would ths5 saH W.
from the Union if in their poworg Way LA y a. ~
things when they do not intend 10 do Nbnt ssf $50 "A
about2 They would do such thing. Thr wes.t ~
dare to do it. Still, they resort To the faoty N
oric to get rid OF these difficulties, and T~ ~, ~ ~
sons deluded constituency. They make ta
motion, and do not expect judgment on ~
Now, sir, have disposed Of most Of the ioaa ~ a
have been introduced into this debate and cs H. bs
main graeonen of the matter before us and 'ha $50
Is the President TO do Suppose the so-cails sAst x
assembled In Kansas on the 4h of March st~olssy ht
ing the banner Of treason rebellion, and lnsurrwcaa "A
Ia the President to do tell you sir, As muTh ~ a. h
temen to whom alludo denouner the rr4iaent n W
should not nierpose bis peaosmaking powcg iW kaaa
that legislature will be opposed, aud opposed ~ y
brave they are, with weapons In bcr hAnns mna
contest will be decided by tho sword. II Il was s1y
involve them, perhaps il would not he of series
quenoei but the feeling which th.y have ens u4eFa u
pervading the republic. Even IN my St3ls FsFas =
young who viii fight any body. ar - sat
on you, do not hold out to the youth " mts rg@nffg
temptation go into Of blood. n yea a tni y
will commit the gravest Of all controversies saFNi
the most important OF society 10 s yNafA =
country for they win go there and the cMwss ~
be decided by the judgment Of youthful len ttN
viii gentlemen tell me that the Pfcsidtof w@s @N
inierpose aud them from snch a contrst @a ep
would be guilty Of criminal dcrection ~ dulF ~
not to interpose; for, by nieposing, be eat ~
from the consequences of this issue do soi saE NJ
to fire the federal gun, OF which tss scs.spT egn y
Hampshire spoke. God knows, as have said eos AFlN
Of blood shed in civil strife in this couniTy mot wg
dissolve this Uuon but may do worse. Sif hass 81
confidence In the good Of the country thAf % ~
republican institutions might survive lhs pFssui foes
ished II has been ertnguisb.d and the very asFs ~
which ought TO worship have been profaned ~ ~ 40
have been accustomed only 10 look al ,hs bslwa m ~
preserved by observing the obligations of Ne ka e
sution, aud the honor OF compac and 20 ~ a@sNRa
by the good faith of that old Puritan school Whh tu
the constitution and did not have quite O. uurh sfa
talily OF their do not sag whsa kfa
OF they Sir the ~ those tkgs %
hardy morality which dealt with c~ent a. tes9 s#k
They had wisdom which knew how 20 srtsrnasaaF u
itself 90 circumstance and did mot l thsntfns - fh
that they than others, and songhi s'tss f
because the earth too good ior them ~ = 80
pures bird which always seeks the hl9hra 80 - = y
The yuture Il is said lives in the rcgons " sis1n ~ ~,
and yet It descend from It's ethereal hsghi h@ -
garbage below.
The President OF the United States u unAsF ~ ht1t
and most solemn obligations 70 ineTpcss and
ind cate the In which he should ntspnE " A#'s
taa would point out the old common-iaw IrNeasa
would serve warrant on Shsrpe's FiAss ana n Ntsfa