New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

DelircreS IN ne L. s. House Of RePre"a'a'ire'
The Hou, h.virs resolved .e into the Committee o. the
Whole On the poe aud resumed The oon'dsron
Of the Prr.idsuts Annual message,
Mr. BLAIR SAID: Mr.. Chairman whenever it shall
be i'll order rhsll offer to the House the following
resolution. which covers the ground that propose 70
dircuss:
Re.oir,d Tiata 5, lect COMMITTEE, to consist 4 - men
lr, h. appointed b, Sp-.s-r with instructions ,o inq"
S.tr ,sl ,b s,ae. u b. 81 l "a
oo,.d pru. The Uuit-d STATE, WIN AZ" now tree = va
n TO-, of,sr T2itra StAs With anpe
guarantee. Of their p~isonL snd yo!.ticAl nshi-
II was remarked by q gentleman fom Tennessee
Mi Maynaid) the other day. this floor that he hal
hoped and believed that this question would be discuss
ed and di-po-.d Of without reference To N" subject 9"
Slavery because he said, there were DO savesin Cen
rial America. TIE inquiry was made immediately by
many roupd me. How long will 1t b, brtoe there
slaves there - This inquiry elbows, what almost
universally felt to he true that the Slavery question -
at the bottom Of the whole movement. Tnere ~ party
il this ceuhtry who 90 for the extension "i S'aVsry
and these predatory incursious against our neighho'
are the means by which territory il - BE- se'ze''
part.d with Slavery annexed 10 this Union, sod, in
combination with the present slayeholding Stsie''
made to dominate this Government, and the en-
to unite with the Slave States in n Southern Slave
holding Republic. l believe that there are those
who entertain such purpose I en- opposed TO he
whole scheme AID 70 ry part of II, and IA order
TO oppose it successfully hipk we saord recur to
the pans CT, risbed by tie eat men unded thls
Republic. think ought to put II ou 81 the power
Of any body of TO plant Slavery snyshe'e On ,his
continent by taking immediate steps To give u al ot
these countries that require IT, aud especially % tue
Ceutrsl American sntes pose To sustain free in.
.ifnsia md. f.hl
method of doing this, might plant those countries
with clsss of men who wore than Useless 70 "a,
who would prove Themselves to be 81 ,huense al
vantage to those countIies who would attract me
alfh std energy of our best meu ~ AID ana direct
them in developing the incr dibe riches OF thoe 70
giuDr and thus ol-n them 10 our commerce AMI the
con merce Of the whole world. rsf-r 10 our en
f6nchs-d slaves all Of that class who would wiius
" embrace tie fer ~ form themselves into cbl nv
noder the prot+cti If flag, and the guaranty {
the Republic OF every personal ant P-h'ical right
ne"---arv to heir salty ana pr,sperr'v.
" hat | propose il n"; Rew; II l. O,ttoned on ~
reasoning aua recommendation OF Mr. Jeff-rs N
Sp. ski'g al proposition, similar 10 MANY respect
urgec by HIM upon tie Leg stature of his Lltive State
d. -ayF:
II ko~,v-r fund ,ha, hs public mind ~oaii
bes t.. p'9P"ii'n Dor VII ea - 2. IA. dnJ -, -,
vi! follow. hirs o-rtsiuy written "a he hppS =
is'~ han bs; ,hs.e people l,e Besresl Ae 70 b @ cor
less crrar ihA; the ,vo qnAy . cslrot I've y "a
;oNerLHeni stature. hsb. oPEou hsv, drawn 4s s
hnc- distinction 5',at,q them. 1t 6. .ii IA pov
cct be process Of a.nciPiu and Z! siaton ar Ia s:l
&frsr .A; bc NJ ~il 90 ius-1s.b'y aud
pee L. J0ri fsd up b. ire ~h isbsers H.
,au'sy. "a ,it 10 force t GA, human
- ole'' id W w 'h,a.d h. vain los ~ N
II IL Sl-Iisb d PrAi' - Devotion # the so0ra'
L tine hs- ri l-nsd Y th-eXecuion 81 Mr. 4 y 20
-oi pia'. is, acop:ng It. We MAJ relieve oa,.-ls--
# people mo AZ burden 20 NJ; give 20 tim 81,
amount = h'ppires- aud comfort they re s.
is- herr, hey arp tr.at~c ~ degr,i.i .' a..
r. nv guIaie tie feeble people IL h southern 4
urc rn - IN ny 10 TO ehterp se Of .rr merch .n.
the ont IA wealth If he in,@r'rnpcs region csft O..
rgs gf-e'r ~ QUIT o. productive land than I'll ~.
balance of the niIueGt; put stop 10 the AZ can
rsve-'Iad. which j. created and kept 40 b. the i..
mHtd hr "oP'rs productions, by supplying thu, de-
srd H.! tie sh"r Of The only cls-s of ,p.h.
y eHer''oh - that climate. [ make this prop sOn
I" nt~i, 'fPvsc ara defeat that ehch s-ex- b, vio
eIce to r.tsishsh SLAYER, reopen the African slave
tf'd-, ~ ct 'h'-er-gi rs in walkers 81 sngnag-
" u m"iorg rtlo. aid exclude from them thu pr"p-
81 ~" N"rh- States .hsll discuss and cI.nD1ra
ths- prrpo.iioGs - fully the time limited viii al
low re.
NJ Randolph. ia one of his most celeLrs,ed speeches
m Z -, ate ;-r-sug hins~ y NJ. Calhoun. -ud
>. h Noi'rH Sta'e. ~ho lin. hit III. lah.ppy ql-.sa
y.on "a - Ink BY o., o,ls tb- t>ra, hold owe b.
iT'e.t he ,ob no~ epeeisy e Co
s.s.u,u 'bLs ds~r vi's mem Ito erio ~ i.
t. cahnc' Q. nd It ~, dry 'u TIA; ypi
ali s' iry 10 ride v"laao IN u operA.lu. II ..u1
- =. -, esn'-ro5 ySa' fare, ana nsf .an-rs.
'cr, n. Aisn;.c. I, uu.. D. + goa ill., - .,as
~ ~ Sli' Er - 'ior"iE y. 49,. liz 80 qSo.
''r' 81. IN 'v'TyAins 80. viii hear II noiasa, b.
t :, =. 10 ~ d Ho'h AZ b r4s - O. a.
~ 's,e -. rrr Z. IL ~. rah T.. cars H.
'tS'r' - IL bs'n-inF II. eoar. ii. N.,,l9i
'-Dra - til slavery TIE urpr ff.6~u-.- of l.. a..
-" ,,to' q 80" ., si"uils - ne s.i 30
y ", Nrs!n. ti-- D. pie h~r- ~no o,v- d, =,
tsy foI saw abr
We ir"r 1virts 49, ~.rcus IN in AVA ., NIX il
sb =" rirs or1er f tie masters of slaves - whom
Pre- fcr',ed hin-sif:
T.. Terra; u. -s,s n he .''- to J. 6'.ae
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