The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19

II svrp Kapsas inio Union without vpe OF the peo
PIE 90 sAs oooituOn He SAID he had the manuscript Of
Inc BID IN possession contained provision
the submissoo OF the constitution to the people some
such CLAUSE sot In by scssorng formal provision from
xeu.ion the committee " the was stricken
cut and the bhi was reported with omission Mr..
oorbs concluded with an eloquent passage in decnoe OF
fhe democratic party and against Aefsas.cism OF tho
North.
cRrrxsDKN's xxr1ANAnos.
Mr. Cay and briefly referred % soms minor ponts touch
aps the legality OF the ooomptoa constitution He wished,
been aed could shs SEQ the question rs he saw it, The
question Of slavery he repested not the rea issue
It was thrown tn to exAsperste the contention No one
believes that Kansas be slave State That question
By he -nl q her people: Why should The South . "a
her would soon DO changed Why does the south want
1wo mere senators such % Kansas would immedisely
S0uh be- was old not the pAu
san, but u patriot true Of the south, he was
also true citizen OF the United States May peace and
prosperity rest within our gates
sPExcH OF NJ pUL
Mr.. BELL, (opp) OF Tenn said the Senator from Geor
gia bad doctrines such a NO one pass
without nocs. He says he has weighed the value OF the
Onion and thinks tho South has loved 1t too we'll That il
the the mate Osoy s,s =, an ?, aS vS ~.
value Of the Union when the powerful North takes ae
berats step when for instance, she refuses TO admit
lberase lie slaves He suca an issue actually
before before he considered IT, but no believed Il
ssI, Ike the senator rom Ksatucfy, would not take
sectional view Of the uestion. He then proceeded to
trace at length the racs connected With the ounda
ton Of The Territorial government OF Kansas to show that
there had been OF the statistics Thence
turning 70 the Nebraska bill, he said was
struggle for victory carried with spirit unequaed in
fervor excepting In revolutionary France.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. BaL Eesumed-How, he asked shall We cut the
ordian knotxof Kansas poiucs-by the sword or moro
peaceful meAnss Tho Presdent he said recommends the
admission Of Kansas under the Lecompon constitution,
maintaining the legality OF that instrument and its
accordance with the organic oct. Mr. Bell here
entered into an examination Of the organic law
If conferred power upon the people of Kansas To form
constitution whenever they please, without reference 70
time or population. He sure IL conveyed no such
power. Il did would have most mischievous effect
Utah, New Mexico, Nebraska, Washington and Dacotah
Territories might all during this under such
principle Here, then, said Mr. Bell Is heresy put forth
q, the threshold by the President Next, as to the
legality Of tho Lecompton constitution, be referred TO
the authenticated OF successive frauds and
pressed his surprise that sensors n the face OF such evil
deuoe could argue for the legitimacy OF that instrument
would he said take twice troops to force that con
sti,uton upon the people of Kansas Mr. Bell then
INTO heightened OF the Presidential campaign OF
sou compromise. The successful candidate Of that cam
psign coming into office pledged himself 70 maintain
the peace Of the country but within eight months by tue
agency OF dabolical magic the aspec, OF the pol
cal shy changed, aud tempest that is still
raging The free sellers in the Senate and the House
had largely increased and will continue 10 increase. DO
Southern gentlemen wish TO multiply them still
fsser He thought Of the results Of the Kansas
Nebraska bill 20 cement and lay the organization OF
This sectional PARTY Referring 70 the assertion that
the admission of Kansas wsud aay the excite nent he
prophecied would take three years. at the soonest
before il would subsde In conclusion, he commented
severely Mr. Stewards threat that agitation must
tnue until the South seek the extension OF sa
very under the federal consultation aud expressed his
<Belis} own unaltered attachment TO the unon
Adjourned