The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20
TIIlRTY-FOURTI CONGRESS.
sxCOND SESSION.



wAausoToy Dec 10, 1883.
xxaAaEs OF SENATOR wIsIox.
Mr.. WILSON lrcp) Of Macs, proceeded to speak the
leading Questions OF the day. He by quoting
che q Daniel Webster euogy orduanos
l7s7 the eject tha, those VINO passed
eeservlrg Of than Scloa Lycurgus
s:he legislators Of antiquity That tribute Of justice
great of the old Congress Of Confederation brough
upon him and his section Of union the charge Of
making upon the sortt and interfering with her
domestic lnsiltriioas, eadanger the relation
which between the add tho slave General
Hayrs bs Distinguished opporert who then fought the
grea, battle o. nrnhcAler under the eye kr Cal
houn who presided the serate brought these
sstous into tho Senate, art hurled them agans. Mr..
Webster aai the people of the North. Mr.. Web
sser mo, these accusations and unjus. reprosches
toward his section OF the Jnor With . prompt and en-
souaaer o( the oonst,uron ssd il hsa been the policy
q the south Tor many years represent tho peopls OF
shc north dispo;edto Interfere WIN their internal
and eSciusyely domestic cor cerrs, aud went de
ny the truth d Tho charge. s. be wilson, standing
inoS a. the representative o. Eanachuset,s, the
Aoor q the Sesatc m Webs er stcod then could say
he aad that all tnese chsrres utterly grouadicss
No attempt has ever been Else, from the time when
wsshax,on rst TOOK the oa,h Q. oce 10 interfere
the constitutional rights Of tie people Of the Southern
S,Atea.
Mr.. wusos commented urtu the language OF the
rresdsn,a message I. appHea The republican party
and sad that Tho charge tnst they were engaged in
revoensnar movement which could only lead 10 ciy,
was fuli Of partisan nsxn,Iy. There truth
nor Justice mt Mr.. rsrce came into power simos
morsy, but would 70 o1t with the bitter hatred OF
early Dutch Governors Of New YORK., he cams Ia with
very ns Opposition and would 80 oui without AIRY oppo
prise Mr. fash should nave vented such an exons
tor the CHIEF MAGISTRATE Is 70 ssE NJ lsagnagc dd aoi ap
..ss SSs ~osd 1s, 90 'TSe'fs e Prssep 's' 10
isndea 70 srslgs those 10 Co5rre0 who diHcr from
~ afs1- ffr~ fatto
sre 10 eject the abolition Q. sAvery IA tho Soutnern
states sy mssas Of the goverrraert bat tho repu ,csns
The world not claim the r1wer 10 interfere with the
ns,i,uton in the Southern S.a;cs He (wison) had
Gsveiird mofs than thirty thcvs.rd miles throughout
Tie iiee states d,rng tle campaign, sad hsd
lever $50 ssms Tsn say word xAns,
iae rights o. the ss:es shsl te preserved He sadsc
% the fact taat the Empire cut o. Sew York represent
p-ocessos IN honor of their vcsory il rcnnsyivania n
.',e.s via G,nsrarsny ssI-sssrtng ne soourgag
isough' VIA, was The dspta ~ degradation bu, had
teen csceeded here IN he meircryEs Of nation
passed through the street. CT wsss reton beaded By
rovernmsn caoai oerriut trarsrsrency inscribed
money aud clolhlrg hsa pecI contributed rr Kan.
ni ,incs uc clerton than bccre and thing cosii
= done swal'g % save ksnsa, 20 Fecdom 4 shcud be
srits oil the efforts ~ t. t5u,nstrsuon 10 pre-.
vtn 4. or ~batcver the insonirr airnnsrauop might
q There wee handrcds or thousands a msn IN IL,
1NNlh Whp ymVh Al3tu VIII iAN EtpdpnGApf III VINO
sad nA opporsvuy ~ esr-evs TIER seuuman,s At The
bulot Tn this conrccasn he alluded 20 Professor
81 ndrict who wS removed from tbe Universty Of
North Carr Inn because ri nis ievopon 20 freedom
Nr. PvuF irqrlred whether re-scrs In Msssscnusetis
ad not been III from Of osizs 10 their political
sfnio1s and rcisrr ed rsrtcuasry Lorng Unicd
states Comm N kass&ctrst 20 execute tue Fug
I've hv aSed how he twYssrf 81 ecd Massachusetts
Nr Ntsps "a aot 6ensvt inst psrtiiei
We he aid. betsve the Fvritve S.sve TO be
su'uiis,a, iahumsn Srd urcor'siisu. Professor Hen
iiics had performed . rervScs W liberty and
gyashsa ~ the South Mr.. fornf rerformcd services
Ter slsvsry snd ve Cd him he wilson did not
ctnsder iBs vote or hr. BofsEsn an endorsemeuo OF
the kansss bill o. great frsoes perpctraed in the
Northern State On ibs, duertior. The doctrine of Mr.
Gas ON sauater sovereignty wnch repud aed by ths
aud ae'ude the people. The democratic monsters heal
a the South sud the ta, is IN the North and
.ron hse' the tai Northern democ
rtcy amounis TO nothing TIE dcmscrotc power
in tho south Those of that section Who say
thty peace have H but not while they ~
extend slavery tree territory The republicans will
frss hat Kansas shat bo admitted ree slate; but
~hen ~ sskcd whether they will for admission
of Kausas as slave state they the language OF Caleb
wash neton. Jefferson, Madison. and Henry stood
hey viii prohibit slavery 10 all territory and DO not
calm nor ~il they usurp the power by Congressional
ltgiishon or otherwise 10 disturb or inscrfere with
Southern rights They viii leave the matter where the
Constitution le't H.
~. BsowS, (deu.) Of Miss, obtained the ooor when
~ Senate adjourned 70 Monday.
House Of Representative.
WASHINGTON, Dec, ~, 1886.
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