The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

NcIufae and otner South ca, ol.a statesrnen South
~ ~ iS W. Sa, nas simA;s led the Ssno.fac party
ttnes IN the brosdes. rnat always taken
the lead N tho efforts extend peretu,te slavery
the North and South be WILSON, proposed to sho~ by
facts and figures how freedom has woke in section
si.lor M wilson carried out with mnu,eaess, show
10 isvos x Es North He Also .s'V coamsn.sd " on
south Contrasting With sh.. Of the seoess Of
the NosA- &c Cwllson) had been an employt and an
employer Whatever he lSssessed hsd been obtained by
the Labor Of hs hAuds AID brains He hal nad hundreds
Of man 10 work FOR hia LAZY OF whom were equals In
intellect and morals TO himself or other senator's The
mechanics OF Massachusetts live In better houses and
read more books than zoe sixyeholdeEI Of toe South
Yet Ar Hammond calls them slaves. inst Senator also
q men severn every frse state, and Will yet govern
South Carolina.
M sruAnr fopp Of Mich, obtained the aoor and the
Senate adjourned u Monday
House of Representative.
&c., wAsarscros, March %, 1863
pWRATv rzr QUESTION. -.
The House Conn,tteo Of u,s Whole on the
spyxt, or Mr. p.RSswoRTH.
Mr. FARsswoRsH. (oypi Of H. argued against the 10
oompC0 constitution sust the fn led doctrine
OF the democracy tina; tbs constitution carries slavery into
the Territories that Colgees has NOT tao right pro-
hibn its tnther Mr. f. here cited numerous
instances chow that congress has egsatcd to prevent
The of slavery s contended that slavery can
Only by positive municipal law. He opposed IN gene.
raj tefus the adussco under the ecompton Constitution
aud with his frieoos ~cco cootuue to oppose it, though
tho dissolution OF huo,,ed UHopr threatened He,
however, had fears CT Union. The
cry bad been uttered tuIarec times but the Union
still safe Nj FGnsworni concluded by saying, that so
help him God another State should enter the
srxxcu or ME- MAYNARD.
Mr.. MAYNARD, Gam. Of TeIn. said sufficient
hal been shown against admission OF Kansas under
the Leccnptcn constitution. He had been told by ren
bic authority that Kansas contained ono hundred thou
1
her acu ssiop oppo-eY Manly because the constitution
recognises slavery Discussion ne coutended, would not
hasten the settlement Ct this question The true issue
had been defced bs Mr. fsrns~orth ono more slave
States, and tie Soutt might Is well meet that issue
a. ann Kansas sI and vG e
intelligence viii 60 over the wires to every corner Of the
North, and the answering echo will be, ~e have tr
umpSes" wo have crushed the slave powkr, and have
II feet" He aiuoed features the
DILL which he said accordance with the doctrines
Of the American party met his cordial appreciation
Referring the receIt movh Of Commissioner Lorng
In he attributed 1t to abolition hate that
would surely provoi re's is'ion from the South
SPEECH wALDRoS.
Mr. WAIDRoS, Opp OF Mich said Instrument like
the Iec0nItou tuition ought 10 be accompanied By
just such message ss that Of the President enclosing 10
Congress The latter shows reckless disregard Of mo.
oesy perversion Of facts and absence truth II
was not enough that the citizens Of Kansas should suffer
wrong 70 this acded Jrobrium accusation
Insult There &c saic, Syn uetry ocsgn,
acnees OF execution 10 the whole and
Colhour STRIKE hands il admiration OF each otner. Mr.
Wadro then examined length tho proceedings attend
Ing the formation 81 tie Iaeonpon constt alton, charac
terzre them as varuus frauds The constitution tself
he ccnteLced, Is emit republican, recognizes slavery
Michigan firmly resolved 10 admit more slave
States AID 40 to thresis Of dissolution, she would pass
them by Us the idle wrd
srrEcB GrprNGa.
Nr G,Dpses, (opP OF OHIO, replied 70 passing alu-
sion mace By MI Maynard 10 him ao SAD ne had on q
to stand up in favor Of humanity. No matter how dc
graded Of what color, he acknowledged every
bis brother Alua.rg 10 the treaty Of Client, ne
LAY
was mace therein tor toe abolition Of the slave
trade This government however, has violated 5I the
from Tennessee (Mr Msynard) would stand by IT.
Mr. MAYNARD said lie coald MT believe those patriots
while negotiating with Great Britain, could invoke lis aid
In putting down slavery in this country. He believed II
TO be cslrmny on their memory They never could
NJ GlppfsG- replied that this pledge OF Mr.. Clay and
his ses behalf Of the United States and not
Egart
M Guprsos answered because our government, has no
power 70 suppress slavery in Tennessee or any other
state but has power 10 suppress the slave trade
Mr. BARssp.Iy adm oi Miss said the migrant AID
societies Kansas 70 ocy tue power OF the
seaera aud Territorial compelling
govern send the army there 70 protect peace
able voters. He argued 10 favor OF the Leco1pton
Constitution, corienlirg that Il was the &C, OF
in fox m they had q r,gnt TO be admitted BE would ask
the republican whether they would vote for the ad
mission OF Kansas hundred thousand people desired
Mr. GIpprses replied ,hs, be would consent tina,
Ohio shall associa with another slave State
Mr.. BNRKsDAIx wanted 70 know whether NJ GiddinSs
spoke Tor the whole republic an psrtyS
NJ GIpp,ses ans that lie spoke for the indepeu
dent, reneoiirg portion OF mSktnd generally.
Mr. BARxsnGIx-rhe black republican portion you mean
he tnen askee Mr. Bingham OF OHIO, whether he would
vote for he admission Of slave State?
Mr.. BzSGuAN-Certanly not; by no means
Mr. Che opposition TO the lecompton con-
e,itu,op then is based on the ground that oier~'es
Mr. srAnor, (opp.) Of Ohio, thought no might safely
aay that the Republicans would vote for slave
State nor,h Of the line OF 80 degrees 80 minutes ,,
Mr. BARKsDAIE-Will they vote TOR slave states south
Of that iinef
Mr. STANTON believed some would.
Mr. BALKsDAIK said moro slave states are 10 DC al
rlied then the South ought 10 know It, She has been
constantly yielding point OF territory, and has suffered
from Northern assressions. 49,, o,,,r
Mr. Co.TAr (opp.) Of Ind, in response TO MI Banks
dale he would not vot1 for the admission OF Kansas
~, hole ne ople here with slave constitution
He had made that wnen the Missouri oompro
mse vas repealed Hut he accd his objections on even
srsver ground He then gave history 2, %e wa
Ter, ana the democratc party f that Day nssea on
go,ns behind the broad seal Of State 70 ascertain the
actual w Of the people, and contrasted their
OF all attempts ignore the voice OF the people, ana OF
the art umen OF form technicslny with the lecomp
Arguments OF the party now he reviewed the
yatous Kansas elec,oos oontendlng thai single
the series which nsugurated completed the tecomp
ton corstu ION was intended by the wurpers who pore
SWAY there 10 be fair and untrammoiled, and read q
rroer nce by the free State leaders in April, 1851, 70
participate the election OF delegates, the registry was
made foil by Of each party oopjooty completing
~ and the Election Judges 70 be equally divided which
oey refused He insisted that instance bu, 1e
compton existed In history whore clause Of
constuiou submitted 70 the popular vote and tho
Whole instrument aso submitted for ratification
reieccs - the same time and commended thst In exact
accordance With The Presidents doctrine that the people
can make unmake constitutions pleasure the kansas
people TAD cmpnatacay unmade this before was even
sub;tfed 70 Congress- lie contrasted the argument Of
senator Green's report, that the Legislature calling the
Couyenuou ad right require submission OF the con-
stitusOu 20 the popular with Mr.. Scvcns report,
which ciAned they had, but had waivcdh lie reviewed
The Iocompso constitution, and besides the objections
previously urged ccnended that was contradictory In
dec arinx property higher than any constitutional Sane
don yea irving corporations power 70 take private
p~crerty arNnst owners viii that was inconsistent IN
prcdibug Legislature from passing bank laws unless
ratified By popular vote, yet refusing 70 submit their osn
sill more important work 10 q similar test; that was
In su.pendng the habcss corpus In
OF nsa-rectfon addition 70 rcbcaions and nvssons the
only exceptions Of the federal constitutions and provaed
pv extrs axes persons following occupations trades
which he denounced unrepubl,can, and intended ss