The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31

ccnstiuiora cbtigai ,aaz Obligation wtisn so 70
- regasesd IN cases but more ,redly sasn
hen stand ~ Tie posftoE Ia which, his Gcner- AS
roeiy nj staI ds ia fact calling upon ne ssr SAFE
10 gar hote CT cossftutinna bbg.ti0n those ggeat
c s,t'u'ipai comp o"ises with at whsa his ua,on
r,yef uis bsse rem fnm a ard witoont Witch this
biop il worth wing, fraifal Il Ii Of ali bless
INA toy march 10 this que,tDn cooy and de oeesta-
i.g Rely usoe Il SIR that your s-tion wilt ba more
Haare tent ny being doDe aud de
H. hop the tfos, that j, win BIZ the pleasure OF the
III CARTER made notion to adjourn but withdrew it
a. She request 81 Mr. deon OF staord and King George.
Nc srrDos s.dIbeeve Mr Speaker III at ii this House
sloulo aeeurp and the bill ,emode ist, fdenis
viii be lest it ban gained feel that no modilc At IN
cf II viii ce agreeable TO majority Of this House There
a. no, b.liese lecture in he bill that conai,.s with
the gh OF any other State or the constitutional rights
Virginia maintain ttat there are not two ooJsc In
the bin There hut one objeet and that Is an easen-
In " legitimate Why, sir we have applied time
agaip rtnpsyvsna and other Northern states Tor
dtss OF grievances committed upon our ci liens by
the plopdsr ef her property, and the only reply got
Was, that 1t VISA tke seton IL me acnop Ia tneir
niost wh,e their ate was unwilling to punish these
actions Now, sr the beet OF this oil Is that virginia
hrtugh her Governor and Legislature than say 10
Penney vsrs, through her Governor and LEGISLATURE
you resolved plant yourself by the SIDE OF your
esctory ci'zens- protect them against the cone
quences II their unlawful actsaDd you must say wh-
Iher that faction can ccn;roi you" Tm, ia ei.c \
. stem Of plumber and aw'essnsss Il not put d)wn
1T onee. let us all 90 for taking a State position
her: "You violated the constitutional compact IN re-
gard 10 rs aRo must take the 20 iton whch Pc
longs TO ps az sovereign state" ies as, before Tue
cssng bis vote in favor OF - pnt hi mark OF dissppr'
BATH npcn the course which Pennsylvania is pnrsuns
In tris matter. not TO impugn any man for his
vote nor aekie to influence the vote OF any gents-
man ~ spy PASSIONATE appeal for should ieian h'pe
tofr Own jodsmsnt ~ well IS The sense o. ms @soogs
lii There H. In fact eed for any saea effort To-
rsuadso enough In the House 10 pass It,
Let appes Psnnsy and show to her ae d4nge
the IL IN ard eau cpcn her people wno n times pas.
have stooo by 10 CONS 10 ous rescue and put dwa
their 'aions ciizens Mr. J. made few other re-
II SKIS; al CT which
Speaker ase say bas seay fsw wtras upon tais SUB
jeet NY misfortune to be absent from the a,nse
wbsp tbe bill up nut memoir o. the com ots-
les which yepo.tei it, mus, epass npyn the House for
has been we remarked by the gsntlsman from Eas K,
tMr. Garrett, the officially In which we hsve been
sced has grown cut Of DISPOSE ion nodste
gel, an en- upon this door preferred the original BID
ard prefer II sn and prepared to vote for 1.-THE
constitutional eeians Of gentlemen to the contrary
constitutional n it. can he persuaded that such
objection couli ubain in reference TO it, Sir this Gaze
beyond he constitution Your Fugitive Save law, if it
couid DC enforced, gives him DO remedy Is one OF
hose eases Which We made provision t'r' saea
government 10 those Of the several States. What,
Fir, are the facts y Lock at the condition OF the
country look at the pre- ent condin OF Congress- and
then what ask 10 your federal govern meat WORTH
far the en mt Of the provisions Of tie oonstu
ten, vi bout which we never would have entered iuto
this ccDpsc IL cerned it seems utterly powerless
for find that ips'rumen, day after cay, contemned
oisregased and tramped under foot In ali the Northern
God how long il Virgins to submit to tits aggression
and insult vii resist, sir2 Are We to walt
until armed hands OF Northern fanatics shall laysge your
property at very doors? nay enter houses and
puncer youY Sir that il not taeie policy That IL rot
he mode Of warfare which they design TO wage upon u.s.
ntsnd Mr. SpeAker-ior hsye learned to express my
opino IF knowing thet might do ojustce to the
sen.nen enter.ajnI contend that the IN ,st srin-
gent ard immodeIae rcaliatory measue which we can
adopt il the only OF peace, and the measure
by which can best ferve this Cnion. We hsve
tried remonstance reason and aenment and with what
effect? Ire kpPressor still ches Nth steady and
copsont slde until he has invaded your very SOIL And
he about to send of your citizens to the pen
Tertiary in rennsy ysna upon false tet'lnony-the te
1ha, Stae to LIS property! This SIR, they VIII
continue do, until show thar dete mined be-
YONG even the eonstutonfor cannot resist within
the corstitpticn-to maintain roper position and
assert rights, matter at what sacrifice. We can
Leyer herwe aroue them to serfe OF the dang and
periis mpsEdipg this Union. have DOUBT, Sir,
tha shall DC called upon to enforce the provisions OF
this bill probably it better tshouid be 50, that
decided. isa may DO con.ti.utioral Or it may
rSt be; but cir, I io.ye every man to judge for
hs i%osg b %ans as, noy
Of or state, well the people Of the unied
states that We are ready to make The issue in prac
cat wey. viii not proceed with my remarks, ior l
PEI csive the House is growing impatient.
Mr G1RskTT here treated briefly upon the question
Of the stu ionali.y Of the BILL lie shovel very
ry that The III did not embrace two objests. In
reerrce the objections Of the gentleman from Rich
mend city Orr StanaId), he said that railroad bill
which embraces cha Iter and apDropra ion would
be sb,e to constitutional objections according to
his argument, fo, by striving on. the appropriati,n
clause constitutional vote would lot be necessary,
while i would he necessary if that clause retained
Mi s;TASluiD replied at some length to these views.
Mr. BRwfI Of Bedford, in favor Of the bill, but
was anxious thst the question should be put in such
form as TO bring il before the Court OF tho
United states aud have it fully tested. He
that The House should be more full before vote was
taken.
Mr. sKcR moved to suspend the rule, for the purpose
Of making rotcn to nmi. the bill in order there
by get ria of al copsiUtioDsl objections In reference
to it. lie expressed conviction that If this done
1. would pass b. pnsnnous vote. He la favor OF
enbody irg the general clause in separate blu
The motion vas lost. Ayes ~ noes 81.
Mr. BugwLIL Of Bedfeld then made motion 70 adjourn
to ensbe tbs members to reflect upon the bill aud tc
mend it If ssary, make 1t satisfactory to all
The motion lost. Ayes S. noes 81.
The qresen was then tai en- on the passage Of the bill
ara decided Ia the Affirmative. Ayes 10l, noes IL.
supplement to the BILL whioh nterdfcts the power Of
the Governor to act as the bill provides in similar
hereafter The bill gave him that authority, in rele
renee other cases which may arise similar TO this
PENNSYLVANIA.
our HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
HARRISBURG, Jan. "a, 1856
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