The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

tain cir se.s ~ the Kansas que-co Is dtyoo.ed c
there should tua out to be irregularities in the
r,oe al their election
NJ BtucIT, (adai) Of lad, said he suIous have
H. question settled as 5000 possible AT drs he could
asTdy NcrcTe the Senator irum II uos il
insisting mat he and his colleague entitled to
the seats they occupy but snce that Senator ia pressed
tCos "a meet ,he investigation d.msDaed.
W RSowN adm J OF Miss remarked that II the de-
sign WIS 20 mae this SUBJECT thu spe al order for 70 NOR
fp", ~ 's exclusion 81 ali other BUSINESS, he should IN
M HAlE, (opp OF " H., oou,eodod that, IS ques.
tUu Of privilege tie > bOuad to consider and
dNose Ct H. for II aqot ton OF this kind could oe post
roned ty IT, aCuon oi he Senate what advantage hah
euch qucs 0u over any uthey ,
Nr yECSalL withdrew MS motion. but SAID nc wouu
r7new IL To mofro".
TAX i1.i slp.S4's KANSAS MESSAGE
Vas theb il,cn Up . ,,.,
Mr. Wu,l> loaa ! rf tr,.s attacked the Presidents
posl-on s-.!n, htre n'sory IN tue message was a
stay fau misrepresentation Of the affairs on
Mob asRa b passed. lie was nominated TOT the iIesi
<cU aos thai reason 10 oro.r hal 40 might be able 10
povc al eii ia oened tho statement the message,
that Oefe eeen part! ~ Tho territory setting ~ ae
GaHce tie colsiu,n or tie laws OF the aga raere n
bcCn &C such pnry q men there While gtvug MS
yereo, cr the tcFy of kA-as siarS no SAID That Gov
wa44r Nen taere VITO the crJecto dNuing tne
Ssoo STATE r1en OF uniting TIE cree State democrats
tie r,osiaverv men, o. make IL pro slavery
democratic state. That his mission; and no mas
CCuld have aoored faithfully OF more encent'y 70
Cmis1 that object Tic a'Idod 70 cue ren.fk mtue
tt OiAe Lay by Mr. Iverson, that LaWrence was shk
Of Uay th and iasenood aid said tha there WAS no.
. tsl IN .he UoeQ ci.tes OF the population t1at
ccrtaled OF Individual worth or personal character
asG intelligence. iasre were more Goi-ge g,aauses
tcto Than any cite; tom OF It's popuiasloo IN tne coun
Try Il law abiding aui liberty loving popuiauou
lie detucet tie ieconpoh Constitution say Ing that ne
wtud rather has the constitution Sih slavery than With
out r. bece1se with slavery 1t igot be abolished, but
without i Wuuid be perpetual II was Pervefslon OF
fec snG q truth in the ir, anybody else, to
thy &c that ne ptcpe Of kaasa by votieg for the cleo
oD u ot"i under the compton constitution, intended
IN sny way 20 give Their sanction to 1t rh4y
hall tnx rfh lAn
~ 70 blot Out forever that constitution.
They keew The people were against 1t by an over~helm
ing mGiu. Is V i've "a ore. Tney meant 10 over
thtoH Calhoun and tbs corrupt mLioas in tho Territory
who have violated justice ana stained their names by
fraud oui-arts aud murders The only way to do that
T. ect men pleogsc against that cons atuton and
ho would Celne here tey have, 10 ask Congress and
thc cotry 20 reject as sfaud on The people Of kansas
A.d this act fairy and above board proclaimed 10 the
country IL Id tne 'r.sident aisrepresents anu
inssiaas We have had enough Of this petty quibb,ng
Con gress without expecting at tue othef end OF the
Us Wr have nsn the pleading o. te huicaties OF all
sorts who could be brOug toto great question OF this
kim sta y t,o bad all tiese oulrages Kansas kept
up uoder Of Law. ryrat,s always rule uuaer tue
cola Ct iaW lns.,hd o: asking wtaL is the viii OF the
people o. Karsas We have had senators, Repre-
sel.atyc5 ana now naye tue President, q1iobling on
t,clnlac. old forms 10y Shch the substance Is TO De
lost 90 the people hr Wsol la1 high compliment to
Mr. Douglas lof his manly advocac! OF tue great pfncia
cG the hrssla bill IN uppcstou the dictates OF the
slave power For tits from Illinois had besa
called black republican. ANY man was so called who
refused 70 suppu this last irquy this last browning
act Of MANY No matter II his whole lie had oeen de-
ed a rCrt y,
fused 10 th go p,pape frauds, he was TO be
CIushed out 81 The party.
Nr Bsowv. (sdm) Of Miss ;, corcurrcd most cordially
IN the message lhe President Seldom had lac read
,iOcLa et c the length from which he found 81 lit
tie q There could be but two opinous relative TO
that p,er those entertained oy bauonai men OF az par
lies ca one eide and those entertained by sectional
on the cite lie expected the senator from MAS
s4cusot.s would concur in ths arguments and conciu
sions o a national President whether lie might be demo
.crst American OF wbg Nothing but sectional repubi-
Wcl.d teci the appreciation OF that Senator, who
nv - haE It-
vine, would improve With For his own part he
loved ca ff.cn.s, and Old vice IN moderate degree
q ugL;e and he Teronced old age but he abhorred
OLD sp,c,h delivered from year to year through
wncle senatorial term Instead Of proceeding vito his
rerrarSs &c would yield the floor II the question could
uo~ be ts<gu OF :he reference OF the message
Mr. rs gnU.v (opp) Of Me- said he wished to express
his yrws, nut could not PROMISE thai his speech would DO
Mr. BEovX resumed 10 what he had to say he did not
expect those the other side OF the question
Isc Fphraun they joined 10 their idols aud he
would them alone. lie thea proceeded TO present some
considerations the miros Of his political friends which
might perhaps influence tnem # they entertained any
doubt 20 they ought 10 pursue and in the
Of rs remarks said tie republican party had Lot
the shadow Of 90 existence outside OF the non-savehod
L S,es and II succeeded "a its Efforts 10 break up tue
rational democratic party absolutely certain tn Al
the country would be diviced nto two sectional parties
L. ta4t the Union would be drawn asunder, and
this certain that the sun rose this morning and
IN rory q Nj stuart, he said that the Senator had
remarked that the wooly heads were constantly floating
before hi pccpois. All he had 10 say was that II the
senator would 1t tht rOOlN beads alone, he would be
reasonable tuu the wool bea.s would let the Senator
alone Qagal',r There were n"t more amiable people
Oh tlr world over than these wcciy heads They were
ms gentle The sbep the Senator's own pasture.
Speak.lr - wColy bead, reminded him Of auecdote
which illustrated that Senator's position. He had heard
o a. individual vho suspected of slaughtering his
uc-hlur's shcl9 The neshbor day came sud ienly
ufcn hgu. and said, &" All | am glad have detected
YOU Al a,L' - detected NE in what" Killing my
sheep" " Have a care" returned the offender, be
csuiicrs how ycu charge me With sheep killing. y
But Uu1, Il ] did kill your sheep. I will
kiu Snybody's sheep that bites me while I am
poaccabiy Walking a.ong the road Uaughter) Let
ale Dcg-te alone and let senators attend TO their
matters and sheep will bite disturb you
~be you Peaceably passing over the road laugh
trr)
Nj brown about to reply to some former remarks
o. Mr.. nougiss, when
Mr. SAwAKD opp Of n. Y, said he quito the
question reference could not be taken this evening.
Is though. they had bocr adjourn. They could digest
what 'hc from Mississippi had said to-day, and
hear the remainder OF bis spetch to morrow.
Mr. sIAi1 (opp Of Mich merely wished 10 say that
be shop At the proper time pay bis full respects 10 Mr.
BsoWn's CRITICS nus, anecdotes and all.
she no al rned