New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-15

dspoaed OF without delay; anu On nus na"uou' wv
Mr.. HARLAN concluded his remarks, IN the course
of which be alluded to Mr.. Butler as being famiai
with the ranes Of Hector, Prsm and Nestor-nefoe'
Of the Trojan but seemed more ignorant OF heroes
who had fought the battles Of his own country -
Mr. BUTLER replied that he had sometimes Ilns,
trated his remarks by illusions to the lliad ana dd
Dot know but exploits at the battle OF Bue1e VISA
would yet be set TO we're, and styled me Lam ~.
Lauehterl He asked pardon of the Senator ron
ana for using the word gravsmen" for, he sad
mo- about as much as Mr. Harlan did Of English
Me potGL stated hi, reasons bDs for for Gss,ing
the recepten o. ,ae = was now attempted to In
onee a,Sa D.rnc~rso, OF Col Lane, be had
notbino IN cav now he bad fallen fr.
p. Blair and Andrew J. Doneison W.. wben one
once Nobody regarded them az sfHh row ~ me
is leader of the Black Republicans ana ne oLn'
Know Netting candidate for Vice-PreScent' M.
Douglas sid the memorial was forgery because IL
had been materially altered since its rePuted sgnes
saw it. IT,.
Mr.. WADE replied to whG. he termed tie petiog'
cling arguments OF Mr.. Douglas.
Mr. PUGH said if the General Assembly OF Kansas
should adopt the report OF the COamtee OF SuPervs-
ION, and send the memorial prepared by them % me
Senate properly fgned and authenticated "'uia
then be time enough TO receive II. -
Mr. HALE said Col Lane had been sccused OF irasd
OF forgery and hs character asaed b. various Sene-
tors. Mr.. Lane had then prepared statement eA-
psiaing and viLdioetng his character, ana praying
that AZ former memorial be received. Tue question
now t. shall man who = accused be heard ID his own
defense If this explanation be deemed satisfactory
then the Senate could decide upon granting sis prayer
receiving the memorial which had been rejected
Mr.. WILSON said Mr.. Douglas had lndEAged IN
partisan catchwords unworthy of the Senate. Ihe
term Block Republican had been applied 20 the
friends Of Freedom but between this and that on Dor
der Rufian Democrat the Republicans were reaay 70
take issue before the country. It was under the ma
Ign influence OF David AchisOa that the Border ISui
fan secret societies organized IN Missouri pant
Slavery in Kensas. The Senator from Illinois SAID he
would beat W down, bat he can subdue us-neveT
We shall vet hove a majority Of Members here and IN
the other House, and man at the other end oil rem
sylvaIia avenue rs the head Of the Government who
will conduct it on true Democratic principles Laugh
teri No doubt of il.
Mr.. DOUGLAS replied explaining that he had used
the word subdue. as applicable to the traitors and
rebels in Kansas. He had used the Vord oacK 70
designate the Republicans, because every clause IN
their platform relates 10 the negro questions he had
used also as a substitute for defunet National Re
pubhcans. What could be more appropriate. lhose
principles are sectional, and not ayowed IN The slave
States. q,
a large meeting in City Hall in Delaware on Satur
dav, and laid down the doctrines OF the Republican
party freely and plainly, and they were generaiIy
assented to there. The Republicans esim that their
principles National, and that they have advocates
in evely section of the Union.
Mr.. DOUGLAS trusted that whenever avowed they
will be avowed boldly and explicitly as in the NORTH
AZ to the increase Of Black Republican members OF
Congress the feat was accomplished by fusion. Inc
Democratic Presidential candidate will take issue with
that of the Black Republicans and will boldly go be-
fore the country the Nebraska ansas ACT ana tHe
important doctrines it involves. lie refuted what be
termed the Abolition hbes and foul ISLANDERS on him.
and said they had been invented for partzan and ma
cious purposes owing to his course on the Nebraska
Kansas bill.
Mr.. WILSON, abiding to remarks made by Mr..
catH thn OH
comes from men With the odor of amalgamation on
themselves Laughter. He Mr. Wilson, knew no
reafOn why man because he was feeble should De
degraded by unjust and unequal laws lie did not us
own the name of AbolItionst. John Quincy Adams,
Washington, Jefferson, Jay, Hamilton, Franklin and
the men who formed the Constitution and carried us
through the fire and blood Of the Revolution were
Abotonists. The Republican party. oppose slavery
every where but he would rather die IN his place than
inerpose with in the States. The people OF Kansas
are not rebels but law abiding citizens. He thought
Mr. Douglas has hard road 10 travel, and VIII reaAze
that those for whom be fought cannot afford 10 be gen.
efOus aud will find to be true the Iemsrk OF once
eminent politician, 4" Gratitude Is hvciy sense Oh
favors to come -
Mr. STUART deprecated the discussion here OF the
delicate and exciting question Of slavery by tu0sv
whose openly ayOwed object j 10 grasp the relns OF
power 1t has been seized with the avidty that hun
gry bounds rush upon carcass. Ii g1eVed MN 10
see the urgent business Of the country neglected 10Y
such unworthy purposes. He thought the remark o
Mr. Wilson that the South could not be kicked Out u
the Union should have been reserved iof some oher
place occasion. ,.
Mr.. WILSON, said that the men who threaten
TO dissolve the Union canno, BE- kicked ou', 6u;
did not use the word South for think we shall have
no trouble.
At the instance of Mr.. STUART, the motion 70
receive Mr.. Lanes petition was laid on the table by
the following vote
YEAs-Messr. Adams, Allen, Benjamin, Bss' Bisies
Bright Bruwr Butler Cass Clayton, Dodge, kVanss flt<
raiTck Hunter Iverson James Jones owsl Jones ean
Push Reid, Rusk, Sebastian Sde4 stewart IooHOs i'uSe'
Weller Wright, Yulee. -, o.. r.,
NAIS-Mesrs COlamer. Dufkee Foot. Hale, Htn.In max
Ian Seward sumner, TIunbull, wade, Wilson.
Adjourned